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Hyder weekly herald., 1934-12-22
"Marsh." Ickis, Pioneer
 Prospector, Passes On

Local friends of Marshall D. Ickis will hear with regret of the recent passing of the wide- ly known Alaskan prospector at the home of his sister, Mrs. Nettie E. Bagg, in Alton, Iowa.
 News of MT. Ickis' demise was received this week by A. o. Moa of Hyder in a letter from Mrs. Bagg.
 MT. Ickis was aged 84 years, 6 months and 4 days at the time of his passing. He was 2 native of Ohio but grew to manhood in the vicinity of Af- ton, Iowa, where his earthly career was closed. He came to Alaska in 1898, after nearly two decades of mining and prospecting in Colorado and remained in the Territory until two years ago.
 After spending several years in the interior, MT. lexis came to southeastern Alaska and re- sided for years in Ketchikan. Following the discovery of the Premier mine, he became inter- ested in the Hyder district and prospected here during sum- mmer periods for years.
 While employed here at the Riverside mine five years or So ago, MT. Ickis was stricken with appoplexy but made a partial recovery and resided in Ketchikan until two years ago, when he returned to Iowa.
 He is survived by two sisters, an aged uncle and a number of more distant relatives.
 Possessing gentle, kindly and courteous personality, he was held in high regard bv all who enjoyed the privilege of his acquaintance and his pass ing will be widely regretted in all parts of the northland.
Hyder weekly herald., 1934-12-22
Hyder Enjoying Mild Winter

In contrast with the severe weather conditions prevailing over a large part of the conti- nent, the Portland Canal dist rict is enjoying a decidedly "balmy" winter. Tempera- lures have ranged during the past week from a degree or two below freezing on two or three occasions to as high as AZ above zero, with a mean of 35 above zero.
Hyder weekly herald., 1934-12-22
Wrangell Children Have
 First View Of Live Turkey.

Wrangell school children re- gently obtained h e ir first glimpse of real, live turkeys and were greatly interested in the birds but much disappoint- ed because they would not "gobble, according to the Wrangell Sentinel. The fail ure in this regard was due to the turkeys being hens. The children a so found their head dress" unsatisfactory.
 The birds were sent to Mrs. R. N. Scruby by her brother, who lives near Seattle.
Hyder weekly herald., 1934-12-22
Dr. Harvey To Wed

The engagement is announced of Miss Marion Golfer, of Mag enod, Saskatchewan, to Rev. G. L. Harvey, A. B., pastor of the United Church in Stewart and the Methodist Episcopal Chufch of Hyder. The we'd ding is scheduled to take place early in the coming year.
Hyder weekly herald., 1934-12-22
New Power Plant Near Ready

The Northern B. c. Power Company has completed the transfer of the deisel-driven generating plant from the Dun we'll mine to the new power house on the Stewart-Hyder road and will soon have the new plant in readiness for op- eration.
Hyder weekly herald., 1934-12-22
Completes 1,OO0th Voyage

On her return to Vancouver last week the Canadian Nat ional steamship Prince George completed her one-thousandth trip to the north from that port.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1934-07-21
GUESTS TO SPEAK
ATFOUR CHURCHES
Chevy Chase Congregations
Unite in July Vesper
Services.

Guest speakers viii occupy the pull
pis n four Chevy Chase churches
Sunday morning IN the absence Of the
pastors,
During July all Of The Chevy Chase
churches are cooperating In a Union
Vespcr Service, held on the lawn OF
All Santa Episcopal Church. With
The speaker from one Of the cooper
atine churches Rev Henry W shy
der pastor oi ST paul's Lutheran
Church. viii have charge Of the serv-
ICE.
DR. J Hillman Hollister, pastor Of
Chevy Chase Presbyterian Church, left
Thursday for Silver Bay. y. Y, and
tomorrow DR. Theodore HalDert VIII
ton. principal Of National Park Semi
nary Of Forest Glen. VIII speak on
Contrast
In All Saints Episcopal Church
Rev. Edward Slater Dunlop former
canon Of the Washington Cathedral,
will preside at both the carly holy
communion service a. : 30 and also at
the morning prayer service at IL
O'Clock. Canon Dunlop will continue
in charge Of the church through July.
Rev Edward O Latch OF Chevy
Chase Methodist Church. who has
been a member OF the faculty Of the
Young Peoples Institute at Mountain
Lake Park Md, this week will return
Monday In his absence Rev. Conrad
p Helms Of Drew University will speak
OF the Sunday morning service. Mrs.
Marshall c Guthrie will sing.
The visitor at Chevy Chase Baptist
Church will DC Rev John C. Wiley OF
the First Baptist Church Of Jamaica.
N. Y He viii continue in charge Of
the church until the return Of the
pastor, Rev. Edward o. Clark.
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FELLOWSHIP TOPIC
OF JOPE'S SERMON
Father Of Ninth Street Christian
Pastor to Be Heard To-
morrow Night.

Rev. Clifford H. Jope, pastor Of the
Ninth Street Christian Church, will
preach tomorrow morning at the
communion service on THE Fellow
ship of the Upper Room" The Off
cial board of officers will have a spe-
cial meeting after the service.
Rev r. E. Jope, pastor OF the
Govans Christian Church of Balti-
more and father of the local pastor,
will be the speaker at 7:45 pm. and
will use as his theme Strange
Things"
An open-air service will be con-
Quoted in Lincoln Park tomorrow at
$50 pm, with the cooperation of
all of the churches Of Northeast
Washington and the speaker will he
DR.. A. E. Barrows. pastor of the
Eastern Presbyterian Church.
The Thursday evening prayer meet
ing will be in the home of T, 7.
Golden and the subject will be THE
Good Samaritan"
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CATHOLIC ADDRESSES
TO BE HEARD TOMORROW
Evidence Guild Sponsors Talks
to Be Heard in Parks.
Forum Arranged.

The Catholic Evidence Guild will
present the following program tomor-
row: In Franklin Park, at o'clock,
John j. O'Connor, president of the
guild, will speak on The Seven Sac
raments"; Henry Fluet will explain
The Doctrine of Purgatory"; Nicholas
Mullen will have as his subject The
Unity and Catholicity of the Church"
and Rev. DR.. William H. Russell will
speak on The Life of Christ" At
O'Clock in Franklin Park, H. H. Hart
man will speak on Miracles" John
Fosters subject will be THE Anthem
ITCHY of the Gospels" and Gene Hoff =
man will explain Confession" Joseph
La Marie will speak on "Papal Su-
premacy"
In Judiciary Square at pm. Leo
A. Codd viii speak on Baptism. -
Lawrence Michaud will explain 1.-The
Catholic Teaching on Prayer and
John Mercer will talk on THE Marks
of the Church" Mrs Frank O'Hara
will speak on THE Redemption.
Next Wednesday evening in Judi
eiary Square the speakers will, be John
j. O'Connor, John Foster, Mrs. Frank
OHara and Gene Hoffman.
These open-air meetings are for the
purpose of bringing the teachings of
the Catholic Church to any who NAV
be interested. Questions are answered.
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LORDS SUPPER TOPIC
OF DR.. ]. H. TAYLOR
Central Presbyterian Pastor to
Preach in Morning and Rev.
F, V Poag in Evening,

At the Central Presbyterian Church
tomorrow morning the communion Of
the Lords Supper will be observed.
The pastor. Or. James H. Taylor. will
preach on The Meaning of the Lord S
Supper" In the evening, Rev F.
v. Poag. who is assisting during the
Summer, will preach. During the
absence Of Dr. Taylor, who will be
preaching in London during August,
Rev. Mr.. Poag will have charge and
supply the pulpit every Sunday.
The Vacation Bible School has
closed More than 1870 children were
enrolled. About 25 teachers volun-
teered their services in the work of
the school. On June "a. the school
had a visit from Sir Wilfred Frenfell
of Labrador who was here two days.
and at the invitation of DR.. Taylor,
whose close friendship with Sir Will
fred Grenfell extends over a number
OF years, Sir Wilfred came out to
the school, talked to the children and
spent some time looking at the work
that was being done in the various
departments. He left that same night
for Montreal TO take ship for Labra-
dor. Some of the handwork done in
the school is being sent to the La
brador Mission by unanimous vote of
the children.
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PASTOR TO CONTINUE
SUMMER SERMON SERIES
Rev. A. P. Wilson to Preach at
Columbia Heights Christian
Church.

At Columbia Heights Christian
Church Rev. A. p Wilson, minister,
is conducting series of Summer ser
mons on the Hope of Immortality. "
Tomorrow morning he will try to pre-
sent the question of Heaven and
He'll" attempting to get away from
the old physical view point, TO deal
with the spiritual realities.
There will be a Stereopticon serv-
ice on Great World Emancipators'
tomorrow night.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Beck have
charge of the music tomorrow morn
ing. There will be a solo by Mr.. Fox,
accompanied by Mrs. Grimes.
The Barger Group of the Women's
Council, will meet Tuesday at 1880 at
the home of Mrs. c. E. Whitney, 1852
Shepherd street.
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GUEST SPEAKER
TO Be DR.. WARD
First Congregationallsts to
Hear internationally
Known Visitor.

DR.. J. W. G. Ward. minister of the
First Presbyterian Church. Oak Park.
Ill, will be the guest speaker at the
First Congregational Church tomor-
row at the IL O'Clock service. DR..
Ward. who has an international repu-
tation as preacher, author and orator.
has held important pastorates, in
Guiding Tollington Park. London.
where he succeeded DIR. Campbell
Morgan. and also Montreal and De-
troit. He will preach on Mighty
Hopes that Make Us Men"
The church night supper and mid
week service will be held Thursday.
Supper is served at O'Clock and is
followed by the meeting at GAS
O'Clock. DR.. Oscar Autritt, once an
EVANGELICAL minister in Russia, will
give an illustrated lecture on Russia.
The public is cordially invited. This
will be the last supper meeting until
the second Thursday in September.
DR.. Oscar E. Maurer, minister OF
the First Church of Christ in New
Haven. Conn. will be the guest
speaker. July %.
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PRESBYTERIANS BEGIN
0PEN-AIR SERVICES
Covenant-First Church Mems So
ciety in Charge of Meetings
at Chapel.

Under the auspices of the Mems So
ciety of the Covenant-First Presby-
terrain Church, open-sir services will
be held at the Massachusetts Avenue
Chapel of the church at Thirty-sixth
and Massachusetts avenue Sunday
evenings during the Summer months.
They begin tomorrow at 7 o'clock.
Rev. Samuel Robinson Allison, assist
ant minister, will have charge Mrs.
Charles Haig will be in charge OF the
music.
Rev. Mr.. Allison will preach the
sermon at the II O'Clock service to-
morrow in the church on Jesus. the
Compassionate" Paul M. Williams,
president Of the Mems Society. will
lead the adult class of the Sunday
school at 10 o'clock and Mrs. c. P.
Ackerson will lead the children's class.
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"CALL TOCHURCH"
IS BURGAN TOPIC
Hamline Methodist Young
People to Report on
League Meeting.

"Todays Call to the Church" Is
the sermon theme tomorrow morning
at Hamline NJ f Church, by the
minister, Rev H. w Burgan. John
II. Marville will be the special solotst
with Miss Edith B Athey at the or
gan. There will be no evening service
this month.
The following young people are
representing the Epworth League at
the Midsummer Institute at Noun
tain Lake Park, Md Harry Ellis.
Sanford Tingley, Miss Virginia ANA
don. Miss Martha Catlin. Miss Flor
ence Yeager and Miss Brown CUP.
They will return to Washington on
Monday. and will give reports Of the
weeks work at the institute
Those who attended the Hood Col
lege School of Religious Education
last week returned last Monday.
There will be no Thursday night
devotional meetings during July and
August. The minister will address
the Young Peoples Department to-
morrow morning.
A committee of visitors from the
Mems Bible Glass is attending va
rious mems classes from week 10
week throughout the city. Some OF
the things observed will be included
in the program of Hamline's Mems
Glass during the Fall and Winter.
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Kelhesda Raplikt.

Rev. Thomas E. Boorde, pastor OF
the Temple Baptist Church of Wash
ington. D. c., will be the speaker al
the Sunday evening gospel service
Rev. B. NJ. Osgood. minister. will pre-
side in the hall OF the Masonic Temple
1000 Wisconsin avenue, Bethesda
Wilbur A. Bouic will lead the service
of song
The Reasonableness OF Prayer will
be the pastors sermon topic at ii 10
am. in the same hall. The Sunday
school will meet at 1915 am Herbert
B. Wood superintendent Of the Sun
day school. will also be the speaker
for the Sunday evening service
July 20.
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LUTHERAN TOPIC
is "A BETTER WORLD
DR.. Snyder Will Preach in Eve
ming at st. Paul's on Peter
Pan Christians"

At St Paul's Lutheran Church to-
morrow morning the question "A Bet
ter World" will be discussed by DR..
Henry w Snyder. the pastor.
He will preach at 7 pm. on Peter
Pan Christians" at the union service
OF Chevy Chase churches to be held
on the lawn of All Saints Episcopal
Church. at Chevy Chase Circle. The
music for this service will be fur
nished by the choir of st. Paul's
Church, under the direction of Miss
Edith Stowell
A lawn fete. postponed from July
20. will be presented July q by the
Sunday school and will be in charge
of the Louie Dale Leeds Bible Glass,
assisted by other classes.
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PETW0RTH METHODISTS
TO HEAR DR.. SMITH
Program Tomorrow Includes Mrs.
Chester Callbeck as Con-
tralto Soloist.

Or. Ralph d. Smith will be the
guest minister at the Petworth NJ. f.
Church tomorrow morning Mrs.
Chester Canbeck, contralto soloiSt, will
sing
AT the one-hour evening service, be
ginning at $50 pm, Harold Lank will
preside The Young people will con-
duct the first half hour. with Aubrey
: Andrews reading the Scripture. Nellie
NeWcomb giving the talk and Eliza
beth Hansen leading IN the evening
prayer. Wayne and Hermon Hill Will
play two selections on the violin and
cello Miss Martha Stauffer. pastor
assistant. viii conduct the second half
hour Of the service, using for the
theme Of her address Contemporary
Immortal: Sir wilfred T. Grenfen. "
The minister of the PetWorth
Church, Rev Robert L. Wood. is tax
ing a seminar trip through the Holy
Land
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SPECIAL RITES PLANNED
BY ST. VINCENT SOCIETY
Breakfast will Follow Mass at
st. Paul's Church Tomor-
row Morning.

The st. Vincent de Paul Society
in honor of the fact that tomorrow is
the feast day of st. Vincent de Paul,
will hold a special service at st. Paul's
Church. Fifteenth and V streets.
A mass will be said by the rector OF
the church, Rev. Cornelius j. Dacey,
at 8 O'Clock, at which all the members
of the society are expected to receive
holy communion. Rev Father Dacey
will address the Vincentians.
After the service at st. Paul's the
members of the society will go to
Sholl's on G. street for breakfast, to be
followed by q business session.
George J. Cleary, president Of the
Particular Council, will preside.
Rev. Joseph v. Buckley, pastor OF
st. Francis Xavier Church, will be the
principal speaker at the meeting, with
short addresses from some Of the
other invited guests.
Among the guests will be q large
group from the Bureau of Catholic
Charities. headed by Miss Cecilia
Shea, general supervisor. and the La
dies of Charity, headed by Mrs.
George H. O'Connor.
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Memorial United Brethren.

The minister, DR.. Simpson B.
Daugherty will be in charge Of the
II am. service. when DR.. John II.
Ness will preach and perform the rite
Of baptism upon Nancy Carolyn
Daugherty, the new baby of the par
sonage. Immediately following the
service. DR.. Ness will conduct the last
quarterly conference of the year, when
reports will be rendered, three tTus-
tees elected and delegates chosen TO
represent the church at the annual
conference In Hagerstown. Md, in
October
The evensong and vespers at 7.30
pm. will be in charge Of the young
people and the minister will speak.
Prayer service Is Thursday at pm.
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Salvation Army.

Meetings tomorrow are: Washing
ton No. / Corps, COG E street, Capt,
Kenneth Howarth in charge, II am.
and s pm. Washington No. 2 Corps,
1901 Seventh street, Maj. J. N
Roberts in charge, IL am. and 8 80
pm. Washington No. 3 Corps, 1913
Eighth street southeast, Capt J. w
Martin in charge, IL am. and 7:30
pm. Commandment Fred Willis, spe-
cial speaker at Thirteenth and K
streets southeast. Washington No. 4
Corps, 1915 Jefferson street, Capt
w. c. Young in charge, Z am. and
100 pm. Washington No. 5 Corps,
IT'S I street northeast, Ensign Luella
Knox in charge, l0:45 am. and 8 pm
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1934-07-21
Metropolitan Wesley A., NJ, E. Zion.

Preaching tomorrow morning by the
pastor, Rev. j. w. Mccoy, on "A True
Friend, 8 pm, preaching.
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FREDERICK METHODIST
PASTOR TO SPEAK HERE
DR.. q. Ellis Williams to Address
Congregation of Foundry
Church Tomorrow.

At Foundry M. E. Church tomorrow
Ut II am. DR. G. Ellis Williams, min
lister of the Calvary M E. Church in
Frederick, Nd, will preach. DR. Will
liams had pastorates here at the
Woodside. Lincoln Road and Petworth
churches prior to his appointment to
the Frederick church in 1928
DR.. William L. Darby. executive sec
rotary of the Washington Federation
Of Churches, will be the guest preacher
at 8 pm, his subject being The
Challenge Of Our Day" Music for the
day will be by Robert Frederick
Freund, baritone of st. Thomas Epis-
copal Church. He will be assisted by
the Gypsy Singers, under hts direction.
at the evening service.
Rev. Henry H. Ranck, pastor of the
Grace Reformed Church, will conduct
the midweek service Thursday.
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Church OF the Brethren.

Kermit Eby. one of the young men
OF the denomination, who with one
Of the Friends peace workers, made
a tour of China and Japan. that
they might bring a message from
the youth of those countries. will
lecture at the church Monday pm
These young men took message
from the youth of America-of good
will They have brought back ex-
pressions from the youth of those
countries which will be interesting
Public is invited.
The sermon tomorrow at IL am
will be preached by j. H. Hollinger
The young people will have charge
of evening service. The pastor, DR..
Holsopple, is spending the week at
Juniata College, which is observing
Alumni week." and in which he
taught English for "a years.
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Zion Baptist. SouthHest.

Holy Communion viii be celebrated
At ] O'Clock tomorrow by the pastor
Rev. J. NJ. Ellison. At 8 pm. the guest
speaker will be Or. W. j. King. presi-
dent, Cannon Theological Seminary.
The Senior Christian Endeavor So
clety holds It's services at s pm. With
No 4 Fire Engine Company. Virginia
avenue. between Fourth and Sixth
streets southwest. The speaker will
be James A. Brown, trustee Interna-
tionsi Society Of Christian Endeavor
Monday night the District Branch OF
the Lott Carey Convention will con-
duct a Ministers Pew Rally at the
church.
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OUTDOOR SERVICES
Singing on Lawn Of Rhode Island
Avenue M. 2. Church.

The services tomorrow Of the Rhode
Island Avenue NJ. p. Church will be
conducted by the pastor. Or. r. Y
Nicholson, AT the Il O'Clock service
he Will preach on The Contagion of
Good
The Summer Sundays program Of
the church is characterized bv the
evening services, the first IS minutes
Of which are spent on the church
lawn where the favorite hymns are
sung. Al Sis the pastor will preach
on Leaving Home" The short mes
sage of the pastor is given in the
church at the conclusion Of the song
service,
Throughout the Summer months
. the Thursday evening prayer meet
,ngs are being held in the lower floor
of the church. A special program is
being arranged for next THURSDAY. the
theme being. The Place OF Home IN
Life"
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Rock Creek Episcopal.

The services tomorrow will include
celebration Of holy communion at
$50 am. and morning prayer at II
O'Clock, with sermon by the assist
ant rector. Rev. Claude S. Ridenour
Rev. William L. Mayo. minister in
charge, announces that the services
tomorrow at Holy Comforter Chapel,
Rock Greek Parish, STA Georgia ave
rue, Will include celebration of holy
communion at 100 an. morning
prayer at II o'clock and evening
prayer at 73o.
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Mount Morlah Baptist.

Rev. J. H. Randolph. the pastor.
will observe his twenty fourth ami
versary tomorrow. Rev. A. w. Adkins,
pastor Of Alfred Street Baptist
Church, Alexandria, Va, will preach
at II am. There will be an open
forum at pm, with the topic Our
Church and Pastor in the Commu-
nifty" There viii be q musical and
literary program Tuesday night by
the women Of the church, followed
by 9 social. Ths General Baptist
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SELECTS SERMON THEME
Rev. c. B. Austin to Preach on
How to Witness Christ"

Rev. c. B. Austin to Preach on
How to Witness Christ"
Rev. C. B. Austin, pastor of the
West Washington Baptist Church,
will preach Sunday morning on How
to Witness for Christ in Washington. -
Young Peoples night will be OBJ
served Thursday in the Sunday school
auditorium. George L. Tabor, jr.,
member ofthe B. s. o. at the Univer-
sity of Virginia will have charge of
the program.
The girls auxiliary will meet in
the T. E. L. class room Friday eve
ming
Guest preachers for August are:
Rev. F. Paul Langhorne, August 5;
Rev. Paul B. Wellington, August IL;
Rev, Glenn B. Faucet, August 10;
Rev. J. Raymond Schmidt, August
rs.
The pastor will preach the morn
ing of July % on Making People
Care"
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Israel c. NJ. r.

Rev. E. Frsnklyn Howard. pastor
The choir viii appear in a song serv-
ice at the IL o'clock service tomor
row. The soloists will be Mrs. Marie
Stewart McGuinn. soprano: George
Davis. baritone; J. Richmond john
son, violinist, and Robert Nolan,
pianist. Mrs. MontroSe Edloe will be
at the organ and John Sharp at the
piano as accompanies. Robert Nolan
is the director of the choir. Rev. E
F. Howard. the pastor, will pronounce
the invocation and benediction.
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Francis Asbury M. Il.

The sermons tomorrow at II am,
and pm. will be preached by Or.
Beery. The mems Bible class will
have Mr.. r.. E. Mitchell as teacher.
Young peoples meeting at pm.
A group meeting of the missionary
societies of the District will be held
at the church with box lunch Tues
day at IL am. A meeting of the Mis-
sionary Society will be held WedneS-
day at s pm. at the church. The
Loyal Legion will meet Thursday at
3:45 pm. and at 8 pm. the prayer
service. with address by DR.. Berry.
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Langdon NJ. T..

THE Lost Boy" will be the sermon
topic of the minister. Rev. Henry H.
Rowland. tomorrow at IL am. Boy
LOST" will be the subject of the chill
dren's sermon A special soloist will
sing, Next Saturday is the date of
the Sunday school picnic at Glen
Echo Park.
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GOsnel Tabernacle.

Rev E. F. Staudt of Baltimore, Nd,
will preach tomorrow at IL am. and
1880 pm. Other services during the
week are the young peoples meeting
at 7:45 Tuesday, the prayer service
Wednesday at 7:45 and group prayer
meeting Friday at 7:45.
The Sunday school at the taber-
nacle is planning for its annual field
day in Rock Greek Park July %.