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Miss Rucker
Welded to
J. w. Shirley
Marriage Solemnized at
2:30 Today in Rites
at Church.

The marriage Of Miss Dorothy
Anne Rucker, daughter Of Mr.. and
Mrs. Alvah J. Rucker, 81 East
Thirty-sixth street, to John w.
Shirley, son of Mr.. and Mrs. Rich
ard A. Shirley, 4934 Washington
boulevard, was solemnized at s2:30
today in Mckee chapel of Taber-
nacle Presbyterian church.
Assisting DR.. George Arthur
Frantz, pastor Of First Presbyterian
church, was the Rev. NJ. L. Haines,
who officiated at the wedding Of
Mr.. and Mrs. Rucker.
The altar was banked with palms,
ferns and white flowers and lighted
with white cathedral tapers. Or
gan music was played by Paul Mat
thews.
The bride, given in marriage by
her father, wore a gown Of ivory
satin, designed princess style, with
coWl neckline and long fitted
sleeves. She wore the veil of Mrs.
Nick Mayer of Little Rock, Ark,
formerly Miss Omie Harris. The
veil, trimmed with Brussels lace,
was modelled with a fitted cap and
fell the length of the dress train.
Attendants Dressed Alike
She carried a lace handkerchief,
owned by her aunt, Mrs. G. A. Cook,
and carried by her mother at her
wedding. Her bouquet was of gar
denias and lilies of the valley.
The brides attendants, Mrs.
Fletcher Hodges Jr., matron of
honor, and Misses Elizabeth Pres
ton, and Sarah Anne Shirley, sister
Of the bridegroom, wore dresses
alike.
They were cape coStumed and of
shutter green rough crepe, cut prin-
cess style with cowl neckline and
decollete backs. The capes were
buttoned down the back and fas-
tened to the waistline with a row
of buttons. The high necklines were
trimmed with olive wood brown vel
vet flowers. The velvet turbanS,
gloves and shoes were of brown.
They carried bouquets of spring
flowers, with brown and shaded
freesia predominating.
Reception Is Held
The best man was ROLAND Camp
bell Of Gainesville, and u5hers were
Shirley Kriner, cousin of the bride
groom, and Edward Zwicker.
Mrs. Rucker wore a grey crepe
gown with matching accessories and
Mrs. Shirley, black velvet.
Following the ceremony a small
reception was held at the Rucker
home for members of the bridal
party and the families. A TERED
wedding cake and spring flowers
formed the decorative scheme. As
sisting were the brides grand
mother, Mrs. Virginia j. Rucker of
Lebanon, Tenn.
The couple left for a wedding trip
to New Orleans where they will at
tend the Mardi GraS. The bride
Travelled in a cape costumed blue
rough crepe ensemble, with plaid
bodice. Her accessories were blue.
Out of Town Guests
Out-of- town guests were Mr.. and
Mrs. G. G. Winkler and Miss
Eleanor Beach, Vincennes; Mr.. and
Mrs. w E. Vickery, Evansville; Miss
Annabel Utter, Huntington; Miss
Alzvein Green, Garrett; Mr.. and
Mrs. J. Walter Rose, Anderson; Mr..
and Mrs. John Wilson, Cincinnati;
Miss Mary Lou Mannan, Mrs. Anna
PreWitt, Mr.. and Mrs. Edward
Kriner, all Of Martinsville.
The at-home announcement is
1852 North Illinois street after
April 10.
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RUSH PARTY TO BE
HELD BY SORORITY

Kappa Delta Theta sorority will
give a rush party tonight at Rob-
inswood inn. with Mrs Harry Ice.
chairman. assisted by Miss Flor
ence Schaub and Miss Louise Web
Ster
Miniature dolls and a centerpiece
of sweet peas and fresia viii be
used as table decorations. Bridge
and jigsaw puzzles will be the
entertainment.
Rushees attending will be Misses
Charleyne Maxwell. Helen Creswell.
Laura Duffey Catherine Ellwanger.
Ruth Manson, Thelma Gayer, Flor
ence OMalley and Barbara Zechiel.
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Early Day
Music Is to
Be Featured
Works Of Colonial and
Revolutionary Days on
Club Program.

N1uejc ~ tho coIor;a1 ood vovo1u-
tionarv periods will be featured at
-. - - - ~
lne monthly musical program OF the
choral section NJ tho INDIANAPOLIS
r.''i ..'0ii Va INC s.., "a i'C'''
Matinee Musicale at 2.30 Thursday
at the home of MRS .John A1jes 81
East Fiftv-second street
Mrs. o. T. Bebvmer chairman Of
the program committee has ar
ranged the music. Mrs. Rex Young
viii be the commentator.
The program is as follows:
Piano
"Battjs ~ r1cetel, 'fsl T.IiP 5, r'e
'Hlnoricql Sonata 1877
Quartet '''9' ''O D'N''o'
..E Ro6in Adair' 49,. Lady Caroline Keppie
Annie Laurie '......... Douglas Scott
M Eo ort, Nf. NJ w. F Gi6q5c
Biegler and accompanist. Mrs. Fred
Dq PeadIag
For Pa.riotiSm". Mrs Edgar Ellsworth
Voice 4'' '''@e'o''' a'''''''i''''
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Antiques Will
Be Studied at
Club Meeting

Mrs. Fred H. Knodel, 716 East
Twenty-third street, will be hostess
for the meeting of the New Century
Club Wednesday afternoon. The
subject of antiques will be studied
and responses to roll call will be
MY Favorite Antique"
Mrs. w. M. McNutt will talk or
the subject and Miss Anna Hassel-
man of the John Heron Art Insti-
tute will display and explain ar
exhibit of historic textile frabrics.
Assisting the hostess will be Mrs
H. I. McGinnis and Mrs. j. M. Tin
dali.
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BRIDE IS HONORED
AT SHOWER PARTY

Mrs. Thomas A. Stewart, 1921 Park
avenue, entertained with a miscel-
laneous shower and bridge party
Friday night at her home n honor
Of Mrs. Herman ~ Stewart, who
was Miss Lucille Rice Of Spencer,
before her recent marriage.
Appointments and decorations
were in green and white. Mrs. John
Stewart assisted the hostess.
Other guests were Mesdames Will
liam Werner, Robert F. Stewart,
Charles Baeur, Edwin Falzey, r. F.
Banister, Otto Helmuth, Paul 3.
Rove, William Schindledecker and
Misses Martha Davis, Martha Bran
don and R. Ann Smith.
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O'Connor, Betty Kemmer. Margaret
Mitchell, Katherine Mallory and
Frances Lyons.
Miss Mary F. Terry, chairman Of
the publicity committee, will be as
sisted by Miss Helen Ceiger and
Miss Mary NJ. Hockensmith. The
door committee is headed by Miss
Mary H Taylor, chairman, with
Misses Dorothy Head, Helen Klaf-
zinsky and Clara MooSehead as as
sistants. Miss Marjorie Mangold is
chairman of the patron and patron
ess committee. Other members are
Misses Margaret Cunningham ami
Rosemary SeQuartz.
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CLUB WILL HOLD
GUEST MEETING

Alpha Iota Latreian will entertain
with a guest day meeting at Tues
day in the L. S. Ayres auditorium
with Mrs. Eleanor Miller talking on
Interior Decoration" All other
Latreian groups in the city have
been invited to attend.
Mrs. Davis H. Harrison will act as
hostess, assisted by Mrs. j. Paul
Lair.
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WASHINGTON CLUB
WILL ENTERTAIN

The Martha Washington Club
will entertain Republican women at
tea from to 4, Wednesday. at
Helene'S tearoom, 46l6 East Wash
ington street, in honor Of Mrs. Max
Norris. recently elected city Repub-
hcan vice-chairman. There are no
invitations.
Officers of the club are Mrs. Fred
Wagner. president Mrs. Forrest
Bennett. vice-preSident: Mrs Cor
don Robinson. secretary. and Mrs.
j. Mcdonald Young. treasurer.
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YOUNG PEOPLE
TO BE IN CHARGE

Fairfax Christian church has
designated Sunday as Christian En-
deavor day in commemoration of
the ffty-second anniversary Of the
organization. The young people will
have charge of the entire church and
| Sunday school service Leon
Featherman will deliver the morn
ing sermon. In the evening John
Eastwood will talk on The History
of Christian Endeavof" Ethel Swift
ger on Its Purpose" and Arnold
Won Burg Its Product and Result.
Lyndhurst Baptist-The Rev. c. H.
Scheick pastor. Morning theme "Hous-
ing Gods Exhibition night, Lest Jesus
Be Forgotten
River Avenue Baptist-The Rev. Denert
Milleisen pastor Morning theme, Why
Am I Baptist?:" night, 1.-THE Value and
Virtue of Discipline
Irvington Presbyterian-Th Rev. John
B. Ferguson, pastor. Morning theme
THE Hunger That Heals" night the Rev
Frank W. Bible. Secretary Of the Board
of Foreign Missions for the Central Dis
trict Of the Presbyterian church. VIII
speak.
Memorial Baptist-The Rev. George G
Kimsey. pastor. Morning theme No
Backward Steps night, Where DO We
Joseph A. Mears. pastor. Morning theme.
special study Of the book, The Rainbow
Empire" will be presented by j. "
Shannon.
Merritt Place MethOdist-The Rev. M
H REYNOLDS, pastor. Morning theme.
in Christian Work
st. Pauls Reformed-The Rev. william
service, How God Helps"
Trinity Reformed.-The Rev William H.
Knierim, pastor: Morning theme. Come
Thou With U.s.
East Park NJ. E-The Rev. R. A. Ulrey.
pastor. Morning theme, Condemnation"
night, The Challenge Of the Present
Crisis"
Englewood Christian-The Rev. o. A.
Trinkle. pastor. Morning theme, Patience;
night, Glad Tidings.'
ST. Matthew's Episcopal-The Rev.
theme. self gamma ton" Meeting Of
the. Young Peoples Episcopal League a.
/ $50 ?. m.
( Calvary United Brethren.-The Rev L.
/ a. Huddleston. pastor. Morning theme
! The Cost of the New Task" night. The
I Power Of Christs Eyes"
Emmanuel Reformed-The Rev. Herbert
r. Weckmueiler pastor. Morning theme.
I God the Father. in PRAYER"
Wesleyan VI. E.-The Rev. z. z. CORY
pastor. The Rev. French will speak on
/ his travels in the Holy Land at 2.30 D. m.
All Saints CathedraI.-Robert C. Alex
ander. cannon. Litany Holy Communion
and. the regular seEkzon service VIII be
nsla a. II 3 n.
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Miss Edith Reed to Be Hostess
to St. Agnes AJun1nae

Miss Edith Reed will be hostess
for the meeting and party of St.
Agnes alumnae at 8 Monday night.
Miss Virginia Quigley and Miss Jane
Keene will assist the hostess.
The association s sponsoring a
skating party to be held Friday
Feb. "a, at the Riverside rink.
Miss Rosemary Dryer. chairman,
has appointed the following COM
mitteees: Tickets. Miss Kathleen
Behaman, chairman; Miss Mary
Kirkhoff, co-chairman, and Misses
Mary Margaret Fiaherty, Catherine
Minta, Rosemary Fond, Patricia
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SLUMBER FETE TO
END RUSH ACTIVITY

Rush activities Of Alpha Eta
chapter, Sigma Sigma Sigma, ma
tional educational sorority at But
Ter university teachers college, will
be concluded with slumber party
tonight at the chapter house and a
breakfast at the Columbia Club
Sunday morning.
Miss Elizabeth Howard is in
charge Of arrangements, assisted by
Misses Harriet Orr and Daisy Cum
diff.
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Ne1O EUentS
in M uSic

The Arthur Jordan Conservatory
of Music will present pupils of Lii
liam Carr Greene, the Poco-a-Poco
Piano Society in the annual costume
recital assisted by pupils of BeTnise
Van Sickle of the dramatic art de
partment in the conservatory, Fri
day evening, Feb 10, at s o'clock,
at the Odeon. 106 East North street.
Those to take part are: Anne
Sturteyant, Flora Jane McWhir,
Norma Sanders, Marian Carlyle,
Carolyn Baus, Davis Jones, June
Carlyle, Norma Oyerbay. Rosemary
Stallings, Florence Baus, Marjorie
Rush, Vivian Arbuckle, Marjory
Carl. Jane Blake, Mary Hesseldenz,
Marthana McWhir, Charlotte Carl,
Janet Power, Homer CornweI, Vir-
ginia Harbaugh Marian Bugbee,
Aiyamay Mitchell, Loydlovella Cook
and Norma Heuer. Pupils of Miss
VanSickle are: Avery Hudson, Mar
jorie Rose, Jeanelle Ray and Ruth
Clore.
On Saturday afternoon, Feb. II,
students of the Arthur Jordan Con-
servatory of Music will appear in
recital at 2:3O o'clock at the Odeon,
106 East North street.
Students appearing are: Gene
Fisher. Irene Westervelt. May Hank
er, Margaret Wilcox, June Roberts,
Danny Flickinger, Meraline Walk
err, Catherine Richhart, William
Van Buskirk, Nancy Heath, Rachel
Feibleman, Florence Joyce, George
Ruin. Catherine Clinard. Martha
grace Williams, Mildred Stevens and
Helene Kramer. They are studying
with the following teachers: Nora
Beaver. Frances Beik, Frieda Held
er, Edwin Jones, Leslie E. Peck, Imo-
gene Pierson, Thomas Poggiani, H
Otis Pruitt, Leone K. Hickman and
Lucille Wagner.
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SPEAKS SUNDAY

George S. Cunningham, NJ. D,
director Of the Presbyterian hos
iptal at Dumaguete, in the Phil
ippines, will be the speaker at the
annual praise service OF the
Woman's Missionary Society Sun
day morning at the Fairview
Presbyterian church, DR.. Edward
Haines Kistler. minister, states.
Mrs. Daniel T. Weir, president
of the Woman's Missionary So
ciety, will preside, assisted by Mrs.
William E. Shively, president Of
the Jane T. Hendricks section.
Harry G. Coughlen Jr., baritone,
viii be the soloist Of the morning.
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AUTHOR TO LECTURE
AT CALEB MILLS

Richard Halliburton world
traveller, author and lecturer, will
be presented by the Alumnae club
OF Theta Sigma Phi, woman's pro-
fessiOnal journalistic sorority, at 8
Thursday, Feb. is, at Caleb Mills
hall. The active chapter Of Butler
university will assist.
Miss Bertha Corya, president. is
IN charge of arrangements.
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Brid0e-Ton to Be Giron

Miss Carolyn Kord, Miss 10 Hit
selberger and Miss Eloise Walker
are in charge Of the bridge-tea to be
given by tne Delta chapter Of zeta
Kappa Psi sorority, from 2 to 4,
Sunday, in the club room at the
SPHINX Arms.
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CIVIC THEATER TO GIVE TEA


Miss Helen Cof-
fey is a assisting
Mrs. Oscar Baur
with the silver tea
to be given by the
Civic Theater at
at the home of
Mrs. Baur, 1919
North Meridian
street, from 3 to
5 Sunday after
noon.
Miss Coffey is
the vice chairman
of the Actors and
Workers Guild of
which Mrs. Baur
is chairman.
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Alltnln0e to Meet

Mrs. Frank Langsenkamp Jr.. 6443
Park avenue, Will be hostess for the
spread meeting of the Indiana Ga =
ma alumnae Of Pi Beta Phi sorority
at $50 Monday night.
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Sorority GrONp to Gather

The Mothers club OF Alpha Chi
Omega Of Butler university Will
meet Monday at the chapter house
2ol Blue Ridge Road. Hostesses will
be Mesdames w G. Stayton. C. r
Stayton, c. r. Lyle, c. w. Roller
and A. r. Chapman.
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Mrs. Iona to Speak

Mrs. w. D. Long, 212O North Ala
bama street, will give a program of
Colonial readings and southern
folklore Monday for the Woman's
Club of Waukegan, Ill.
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BridQe to Be Giren

Pledges of the Butler university
chapter of Kappa Alpha Theta So
rority will give a benefit bridge
party Saturday afternoon at Ayres'
auditorium.
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Mothers to Meet

Phi Delta Theta Mothers club of
Butler university will meet at 100
Tuesday at the chapter house, 705
Hampton drive, to sew on Red Cross
garments.
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.SOrOritn TO Gnthe1.

Sigma Alpha Iota, national mu-
steal sorority, will meet for lunch
con and business session at noon
Monday at the Arthur Jordan Con-
seryatory Of Music.
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ALUMNAE GROUP TO
SPONSOR LECTURE

Miss Eunice Dissette is chairman
of the committee in charge OF the
lecture to be given by Bertiti Leon
arr Harding on Empress Carlotta
of Mexico at II Monday morning
in the L. S. Ayres & Co. auditorium.
The lecture is being sponsored by
the Tudor Hall Alumnae Assocla-
ton for the benefit of the scholar
ship fund
Assisting the chairman will be
NIesdames Henry c. Atkins Jr,
Theodore B. Griffith, William c.
Griffith, Clyde Wands, Robert Todd,
H. A. o. Speers and Misses Harriet
Denny, Jane Fitton. Priscilla Min
er, Helen Louise Rogers, Frances
LemauX and Elinor Stickney.
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Supper to Be GiUen
Junior Orphans Aid Society will
give a supper Sunday night at the
Kneffel Israel Congregation.
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Carrolton Avenue Reformed - The Rev
E. G. Homrighausen. pastor. Morning
theme, What Is Salvation?'
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Downey Avenue Christian.-The Rev.
Bert r. Johnson. pastor. Dr.. I. J. Good
president Of Indiana Central College. will
speak at the evening forum service on the
subject. Dangerous Trends in the Life
of Youth"
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Central Avenue NJ. E.-The Rev. Charles
Drake Skinner. pastor. Morning sermon,
by Or. John c. Benson Peter Pan Per
sonalities."
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Hillside Christian-The Rev. Herbert J.
Wilson, pastor Morning theme. Who
Built Hillside?" night. THE Touch Of
Jesus"
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Capitol Avenue NJ. E.-The Rev. z. Arm
old Clegg pastor Morning theme. THE
First Temptation" night. The Ruling
Passion"
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st. Matthew Lutheran-The Rev. L. c. E.
Facklar. pastor. Morning theme. The
Bread Of Life" The evening sermon will
be preached by Student e Kempfer Of
the lutheran Saminaru of CnlMmhms- O
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Jones pastor Morning theme. Jesus and
the Moral Law" night. Jesus and the
Spiritual Law"
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Mccullough. pastor Morning theme "Chal-
lerRe of a Great Deliverance;" night, The
Good Samaritan
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First EvangeIical.-The Rev r H Muel-
Ter pastor Morning theme And When
They Had Prayed mission service will
be held in the evening
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Broadway NJ. E-The Rev Richard NJ
Millard. pastor. Morning theme Through
Adequate Life Foundations" night. How
God Works Through Great Men,
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Kimsey. pastor Morning theme, No
Backward Steps" night, where Do We
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Brightwood NJ. E-The Rev. F. T. TAYLOR
pastor. Morning theme. Philip, the
Evangelist" night -Four Anchors.
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West Morris Street Christian-The Rev.
Garry L. Cook, pastor. Morning theme,
evening service Will be conducted by the
young people Of the church.
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First United Presbyterian-The Rev
Joseph A Mears pastor. Morning theme.
The Stewardship of Our Faith" A
special study Of the book The Rainbow
Empire" will be presented by ]. V.
Shannon.
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Bethel A. NJ. E.-The Rev. Robert l. Pope
pastor. Quarterly meeting will be held
Sunday with the Rev. Campbell Upthe-
grove Of Terre Haute. speaking at both
services. At $50 D. m. the Rev. Edward
Wittenberg of St. John church of this city,
brings the communion message.
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Irvington Presbyterian-The Rev John
B. Ferguson. pastor. Morning theme,
The Hunger That Heals" night, the Rev;
Frank W Bible. Secretary Of the Board
of Foreign Missions for the Central Dis
trict of the Presbyterian church. viii
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son-sermon to be read in ali Churches of
Christ, Scientist. will be on the theme,
Shirt g"
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GWvnn. pastor Morning theme. The
Principle of Progress" night The Hand
Clasp Of Christ"
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C. NJ B. of Third Christian-Merle Sid
ener class leader. Will speak on the sub
iect What Are You Going to Do About
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OakIandon Christian-The Rev. Frank
c. Huston paste Morning theme. Know
ing God" The Mems Bible class will have
charge of the evening service.
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Merritt Place Methodist-The Rev. M.
H Reynolds pastor Morning theme.
Children Of God night Cooperation
IN Christian Work -
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Riverside Park NJ. E.-The Rev. Robert
Selle pastor Morning theme. The
Glory Of LOYALTY" night service will be
llO1d Hmm Nirht -
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Bellaire NJ E.-The Rev. Walter B.
Grimes. pastor Morning theme, The
DO Then With Jesus Which Is Called
the Christi"
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Meridian Heights Presbyterian-Th Rev.
S. B. Harry. pastor Morning theme. An
Adequate View of Sin
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Northwood Christian-The Rev. r Mel
vvn Thompson. pastor. Morning theme,
Life Is Like That or Is 1t Worth the
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Grace NJ E.-The Rev. B. Brooks Shake.
pastor. Morning theme The Turning
Point" The Technical high school pub
lie speaking team will speak at 4 .. m
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Cumberland NJ E.-The Rev. H G. We'd
ding pastor. Morning theme 'Unconsci-
GUS Spiritual Loss DR.. Andrew john
2 20 D. m
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University Park Christian.-The Rev. Lee
Sadler. pastor. Morning theme. The
Tragedy Of Judas Iscariot" The evening
service will be conducted by the Young
PEOPLES department.
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River Avenue Baptist-The Rev. DeIert
Milleisen pastor. Morning theme, Why
Am I a Baptist?;" night, THE Value and
Virtue of Discipline
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Christ EpiscOpaI.-The Rev. E. Anger
Powell, Rector. Morning theme. victory
Tn Dafeat
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Beville Avenue Eyangelical-The Rev
Ambrose AeVerterX pastor Morning
theme. The Power Of Intercession;" night.
"A Noble Boast
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Second Evangelical.-Th Rev F.. c.
! Wackntz. pastor. Morning theme Keep
| Thy Serya ant" night Vesper service
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Southport Presbyterian - The Rev. Lu-
Their z Markin. pastor Morning sub
iect. The impatient Christ" night. The
Shepherd Psalm"
Garfield Park Baptict-The Rev. Louis
G Grafton. pastor Morning theme The
Greatest Commandment Of All" Might.
Lord, Is It 70"
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Central Chrstian-The Rev w. A. Shul-
lenberger pastor Morning theme. Fac
10 Live and to Do" $50 a. m. Bible
school: $50 D. m. Christian Endeavor.
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Broadway Evaugelical--The Rev Llovd
annual Dav Of PRAYER with the pastor
speaking on PRAYER and Modern Mis-
siors:" night. "Plessed are the Merci-