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Evening star., 1935-11-30
Miners Go to Africa.

Miners Of Scotland are going TO
Southern Rhodesia to work In copper
mines ct salaries Of $4,000 . yeaxs 49,
Evening star., 1935-11-30

The Mexican students may have lost
yesterday on the foot ball field, DR..
Smith told them, but they won .
victory at the assembly at Central
High School Tuesday morning. They
won the hearts OF most Of Ceutrals
girls, at any rate, he told them. 80
, 1935-10-20
Baylor Dean
To Be Heard
In Concert

McALLEN, Oct. 19.-Robert A.
Markham, head Of the organ de-
partment Of Baylor University, who
with Mrs. Markham Ia TO come 70
the Valley under the auspices on
the Valley Music Teachers Guild
and the Federation of Womens
clubs viii be the featured artist IN
a concert TO be presented at 8 D. m.
Monday, October al In the First
Methodist church at McAllen. A
free-wiu offering viii be taken.
With Mr.. Markham, acclaimed a.
an organiSt Of note, viii appear
Mrs. Markham who is popular a.
a poet and reader, McAllen Ia for
tunate In having this opportunity
20 hear this worthwhile program.
All music lovers are urged 70
attend.
DR.. Markhams program win
include the following numbers:
Marche Pontificale, Tombelle: Two
Chorales, Blessed Jesus, we are
Here. Oh. Sacred Head Now Wound
ed, Bach; Piece H~eroique, Cesar
Franck: Humoresque, Pietro Yon:
~Concertina, Pietro Yon: Prelude ana
Fugue on Bach. List; Andanre
Cantabile from Fourth Symphony.
Widor; Concert Caprice, Kreilser:
BY the Brook, Boisdeffre; Petite
Vagues little Waves, Foqg:
Torchlight March, Guilmant.
, 1935-10-20

hymn I7e. The son az Coz Goes
Forth 20 War;"
Offertory;
Anthem. Love Divine" by walter
Howe Jones, soloists. Nr. and Mrs. Pred
n. Bohlen, and Dr. Il. w. Coultma.
Sermon: Gods waiting Onas." nr.
Pierce.
Hymn rs. TO the work.
ESQ y. m. Baptist Training Unions
meet.
7:so D. m. Evening Worship hour;
Hymn 100. The Banner Of the
i. 4. n. announcements ana reports:
Hymn so. On Jcrdan'a stormy
Banks"
Offertory;
Special: King Jesus Is Listening
Miss Gladys Woodrome. sololst.
sermon: The Great Refusal" DIT.
Pierce.
hymn zoo. % Happy Day"
All circles OK the W0mnn'E Mission
airy Society will meet nc the church
Monday morning ct 10 o'clock for IN
dustrial Day. Miscellaneous shower for
hospital in addition.
Junior G.. As meet at the church nt
4.l5 y. m Wednesday.
Boy Scouts meet Thursday I'm the
church &C 7.3O D. IN.
Revival meeting each night o. the
week. Everyone cordially invited. Dr.
Charles 8. Pierce delivering the SER
mons.
, 1935-10-20

guest Of the club. A refreshment
course was served.
Mrs. Roy Bowker was delightfully."-
surprised a few afternoons ago by the
members OF the Alternate Wednes-
day Home Demonstration club, who
gathered at her home for q farewell
party. Mrs. Bowker Is leaving soon
for Falfurrias TO join her husband,
where they win reside. "A lovely
array OF handkerchiefs were given
Mrs. Bowker.
A fish dinner was enjoyed at the
home Of Mr.. and Mrs. Morris Allen
Wednesday night. Those enjoying
the hospitality included the fisher
men who had provided the fish, and
their families: Mr.. and Mrs. II. r..
Hager. Mr.. and Mrs. z Z. johnson.
DR.. and Mrs. d. r. Brewer, Mr.. and
Mrs. Harry Rouse, John and Robert
la Touche, Mrs. ~. III. Lake. OF
Dallas.
Mr.. and Mrs. Lee Kidder were
hosts at an enjoyable dinner party
&C their home In South Palm Gar
dens one evening this week. After
dinner games OF bridge were played,
with MI. and Mrs. G. b. Weimer
scoring high. Other guests we're
DR.. and Mrs. Marion Lawler and
Mr.. and Mrs. r. B. Caldwell.
Members Of the intermediate ID.
Y. p. u. enjoyed a treasure hunt
Thursday evening, sponsored by C..
E. Blankenship. Following the hunt
they returned to the church where
refreshments were served.
Mr.. and Mrs. Reid Weimer OF
New York City, are visiting IN the
Valley. While In Mercedes they are
guests Of the formers brother.
Charles Weimer, and family. In Rio
Hondo, they are guests Of the pa
rents, Mr.. and Mrs. M. Welmer.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ed ID. Olson and lit
tie daughter. have returned To the
Valley. Mrs. Olson and daughter
have spent the past five weeks in Ok
lahoma City, visiting her parents,
DIR. and Mrs. "A. a. Maupin. Mr..
Olson drove TO Dallas TO meet his
family.
Miss Mary Fisher has returned
from Spokane, Washington, where
she has been visiting her sister, Mrs.
Van Flynn, a former resident of
Mercedes.
Miss Louise Brown has returned TO
her home in Beeville, after a visit
here in the home Of Mrs. j. H. Free
man. While In the Valley. Mrs.
Freeman and her guest visited Mrs.
Freeman's sister, Mrs. Walter Muir
ray In Weslaco.
Mrs. N. X. Tucker had for her guest
this week, Mrs II. III. Kidder Of San
Juan.
, 1935-10-20
Social Notes
From Phan

Especial 10 The heralul
PHARR. Oct. 1.-the Wednesday
Contract club was entertained this
week At the home Of Mrs H. W.
Briggs. Mrs. MI. I'D. Gore received the
award.
The Methodist Missionary Society
held IN social meeting at the home uR
Mrs. Clay Everhnrd Tuesday after
noon with Mrs. III. XII. Bell ns aSsia-
tant hostess. "a splendid program
was given Of which Mrs. Jess Bed
dee was In charge. The topic was
The Other America The book
study for the afternoon was on Mex
ic1.
Special guests were Mrs. Rex Nor
man end Mrs Riefsteck-
Mrs. J. W. Pickett was hostess 10
the Tuesday Bridge club this week.
Mrs. E. C- White was recipient uR
the score favor and Mrs. Raymond
Johnson received the other favor.
The guests OF the club were Mrs.
w. J. Apperson Of San Juan and y.
&. Royse and Tom &. Mitchell.
Mrs. E w.. Draegpr and Mrs. a. NJ.
Flowers were hnStesseS XXI the Prog
.eSs club M the home or Mrs Drae-
ger Monday afternoon. Plans fo- thu
coming year were discussed Miss
Lsnora Buss OF Donna rendered "a
number 0f lovely vocal selections
and Misses Anna Mae Flowers and
Erwella Draeger each gave IA num-
bp- w piano selections. Mrs. Buns
and daughter, Miss Lenora Buss Ct
Donna were special guests Of the
dub.
, 1935-10-20
Riding Club VIII.
Sponsor Dance AT
Country Club Soon

The Brownsville Riding club has
announced that It will sponsor 4
dance to be given Thursday, Nov
z. at the Country club. Peg Lcngon
and his orchestra has been secur-
ed for the occasion.
The club. which has been exceed
ingly active since its organization,
hopes TO make OF the dance an
outstanding event, and a yearly az
fair. A horse show held in the past
year by the club was one OF the
most enjoyable Of the affairs held
during the season. so the announce
ment OF the dance will occasion
much interest.
, 1935-10-20

coemor nlarad fhroIuho1f Tie nonnn
T-1c dfrirr fehIa ms nenfnrnd wifh
: h7v hsrtfaav 800 rmhnrrnF AVN rr-
anrr f-nrfinr ana waE fInnknd hv
dtnhnm hnIAIng hInrr AVA nrmmwm mmn~
dies.
Those attending the show &C the
Arcadia were Bobba Weaver, Nil
dred Bertholf, Eleanor Tnsley and
Albert Latte. Billy Mitchell ana
Robert HnlIinRswOrth. Mrn. Frndm
Durham. Mis- Anna Durham. Mr..
W. II. Mitchell. Mr.. Forest DuRato
and daughter. Patricia and the hon.
oree.
, 1935-10-20

ST. ANTHONY's CATHOLIC CHURCH
Rev. Father James smith, Pastor
Services IN English the first Sunday
IN the month ut T.3o q. IA. All other
Sundays &C . q. m. Sunday school after
services.
Services In Spanish the first sunday
uf u month nt y q. m- All other sun
days NC T.30 a. III.
Services nc $50 and y M- NJ. Gun MI
Holy Days.
Mass the first Friday ~ tao q. m.
, 1935-10-20
Meu,s, Notes
OSan Juan

Especial co The Harald)
SAN JUAN, Oct lp.-Mr. and
Mrs. ChaE. Starlin delightfully."- en-
tertained their dinner bridge club
Friday evening. Score awards we're
presented 70 Mrs. Clark Mellen-
bruck and Mr.; chas. jain
Mrs. Clarke Mellenbruch enter
tanned Monday with "a surprise
birthday party honoring Mrs. Myrcn
Williams. Bridge was the diversion
OF the afternoon, high being award
ed 70 Mrs. y. T. wilkins and Mrs.
r. ". Kruse.
The students OF the advanced
home economics class Of the senior
high school we're hostesSes Thurs
day evening 10 the high school
faculty. The event was In the
nature or n buffet supper and was
given In the dining room OF the
home economies cottage.
Mrs. L. +. KruSe was hostess to
the wednesday Contract club last
week. Score award for members
went 10 Mrs. 3. II. Miller and for
guests 70 Mrs. Herman Krampfi.
A delightful event Of the past
week was the tea given Friday
afternoon by the room mothers or
the San Juan grammar school. In
each room "a short program was
rendered. From a beautiful dec
Grated lace covered tea table punch
and cookies were then served 70 the
mothers and students, after which
"a short social hour was enjoyed.
The following ladies were hostesses,
Mesdames Paul Rsichert, Owen
Stigler. Gamble, l. G. Warner, w.
c. Shippee.
The san Juan WomRn's club
entertained this past week with u
program and tea honoring the two
music and dramatic arts clubs. The
beautiful home Of Mrs. Heisermann
was appropriately decorated for the
occasion. seasonal flowers being
used. The program consisted OF
members presented by the pupils
OF Mrs. Gus North
Mr.. and Mrs. william Hayes Of
Hutchinson. Kansas who have been
visiting Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Grif-
fifth have returned 10 their home.
Mr.. and Mrs. Walter Bean or
Donna were recent guests or Mrs.
Beans sister, Mrs. Myrtle Capt.
Mr.. and Mrs. Joe DeVries an
nounce the birth OF q daughter
Monday, oct. ia. The baby has
been named Neil Rose.
News has Just been received OF
the recent death I'm New York OF
DR.. w. r. Jackson. who nc one
time located IN San Juan.
Mr.. and Mrs. Lee Green enter
tanned Az dinner Thursday honor
linz Mrs. Cummings or Erie, Kan
sas. Those present beside the hon
oree were Mr.. and Mrs. Don Cum
mings. Mrs. 8. II. Hancock, and
Misses Pearl and Anita Hancock.
, 1935-10-20
Prayer Week
Is Obserued
By Bdptists


HARLINGEN. Oct. 10. Week of
Prayer, observed annually By the
Baptist Missionary society, was ex-
tended this year TO take ln the en-
tire church and at the series az
nightly meetings held at the church
q splendid attendance was noted.
Mrs. A. l. Brooks. chairman Of
the program committee, assisted bv
Mrs. J. %. Patrick, Mrs. GLADYS
Wood and Mrs. Crockett Campbell
arranged the programs for the series
OF nll-church meetings nv follows:
Monday - Reverend K. Douglas
Carver leader: District Missions. Os-
valid Lee; Country Churches, Mrs. j.
~. Stack; Laymen'S Work, P. G.
Greenwood; vocal duet, MIR. and
Mrs R. %. Gardner.
Tuesday Mrs. "A. r.. Brooks.
leader: Missions for Fureign-speak-
Ing Citizens, Mrs. j. d. Patrick: Or
phanages and Hospitals, "A. l..
Brooks, ~quartette, %. ~. Henderson.
y. y. Dawson, M. %. johnson. and
Reverend Carver. Student Loan
Work. Ralph Lee.
wednesday Mrs. Crockett
Campbell, leader; The Cooperative
Program. Myrlin %. johnson: sum
day School Work. Miss Juanrl VII
son. Mexican Mission Work. Mrs. J.
M. Mothershead and Miss Lola Mem
dez; quartet. Mrs. T. ID. King, Mrs.
R. o. Gardner. Mrs. @. Campbell
and Mrs. 5. w. Batson.
Thursday Reverend Carver,
leader: B. T. ~, Woodrow Gavenda:
Christian Education, Joe wilson:
Evangelism, Mrs. II. =. Herren: spe-
cial music by the choir.
Friday - w. M. u, Mrs. H. II.
6chander: Pastoral Missions, Mr..
q. H. Hamilton, Negro Work, Bon
nye Ruth Whitwcrth; solo. Mrs. IL.
Douglass Carver.
A full attendance Of members
marked the fall assembly luncheon
for Chapter T, P. IL. @. held Monday
nc the home OF Mrs. Polk Hornaday.
The national p. III. q. colors on yellow
and white were stressed IN appoint
ments Of the luncheon tables and In
the fan blossoms used 70 adorn the
rooms.
"A dnintily wrapped Gift nt the
plate of each member was the gift of
the sunshine sister" When the
gifts were opened much merriment
was caused BY the guessing Of It's do
nor. Mrs. Polk Hornaday, president,
was In charge OF the business meet
ing which followed.
Members present were Mesdames
M. Il. Deakin. w. w. Dees. McAllen,
George w. Diehl, w. NJ. Driskill, j.
". Fonville. John Fowler. Jr-. r. L.
Hill, A. Il. Klein, George wv. Morri-
son, Mercedes; al MI. Letzerich,
Gerald McKenna, II. ID. Norton. A
]. Rabel. y. e. Terhune and jose
phine Young.
A theatre and Halloween party
was given Monday evening for
Dorothy Durham by her mother.
Mrs. Freda Durham. I'm celebration oi
the 18th birthday anniversary oi
the honoree.
Halloween symbols yer used In
the decorative scheme with orange
, 1935-10-20
San Benito
$50 W. So. Francis SO.
LUTHERAN CHURCH
O. r. Schmidt. Pastor

$50 w. st. Francis 50.
LUTHERAN CHURCH
O. Z. Schmidt. Pastor
Sunday school. 10 a. m Oscar
Theme. superintendent.
Divine service. III q. IA
Walthcr League. first Tuesday at .
Ladies' AID. rrst Thursday At . .. N
ALL SAINTS CHURCH
(EpiscopaD
49l NJ. Reagan Avenue
Rev. W.. Everett Johnson. rector.
Sunday services: T.30 q. IN. Holy Con-
munion: $50 a. m. Mathis and Ser
mon; 7s3o p. m. Evensong and Al
dress.
Harlingen
CATHOLIC cHURCH
Father A. Antoine, O. NJ. l.. Pastor
Sunday masses at 6. 7. 3. .. and 1880
AT Y and 1890. masses for D Eng
lish speaking congregation
Weekday masses % q. 80 ana n
Evening service on sunday and
Thursday at 7:30 p. m
CHURCH OF CHRIST
Third and Harrison STREETS
wv. w. Otey, Pastor
Bible class nc 10 a. M preaching %
III "a. m: Lords Supper &C lls45 o. "a
Sunday evening, preaching at up. m.
Mid-week Bible study. wednesday %
Q 2. m.
ASSEMBLY or GOD CHURCH
nth and East Madison Streets
q. T. Finch, Pastor
Sunday school az Gas a. m-
Preaching &C III q. m.
Christ's Ambassadors &C ESQ p. m
EvanRelistic Service &C T45 ,. N.
Week night services wednesday and
Thursday nights at 7As Y. IN.
WomenhB Missionary Council meets
each Thursday afternoon m'
FIRST CHRISTIAN CHURCH
WIN. Lee Edwards. Pastor
Res. sol Taylor 6t-Phone ltte
Gas a. m.-Sunday school,
f0.55-Preaching service.
NO evening service
THE SALVATION ARMY
3ls N. Commerce ST.
Milton Atkins, Adiutanf
open-Air Tabernacle at FIST ane
Madison streets Thursday. Friday
SATURDAY nights &C 3 p. IN.
SUNDAY srhooi at DA5 q. m. And Mnn-
nenm meeting nc III q. m. nc 5l3 ~. Ccm-
merra street.
FIRST BAPTIST CHURCH
z. Douglas Carver, Pastor
Mrs. 3. q. BtrInEer, Secretary
Oar a. m. Sunday school, q. -
Hamilton. superintendent.
iii a m-Mnruing worship.
D. m=EvenInR wcrnhip.
7 D. NIB. 4. u. Service.
Monday, 4 D. NO. IA.
Tuesday, $50 p. NV. ~ Z.
wednesday. 9 .. m-Aid-weak pray
or service.
Thursday. 7.as N. m.-choir practice
Foster Tebbn. choir director.
, 1935-10-20

T1B directory A designed to be
OF service TO every church tnstitu-
ton Of the Valley. II your church
Is 1t represented. The Brownsville
Herald viii be glad to publish q
similar notice. asking only that such
notice be mailed for receipt In
Brownsville BY Thursday afternoon
, 1935-10-20

AMERICAN LUTHERAN CHURCH
George Reck, Pastor
10 q. m.=Sunday school.
IL q m.-Dlvine Service.
General subject for summer; Great
Bible Heroes"
"A church with valley-wide scope and
interest.
THE PENTECOsTAL HOLINESS
CHURCH
109 w. Seventh ST., Weslaeo
r.. l.. Robertson. pastor.
sunday program.
Sabbath School Gas o.. m.
Morning worship III "a. m.
ChildrenS' service q ID. IN.
Afternoon service ) %. IA.
Bible study Thursday evenings at 9.
We urge that all who use the name
OF al Lord, do their best 20 practice
the life He lived. hy "a study OF HIS
Word. and q practice OK ~ In the hfe
we i've.
, 1935-10-20

10th and Washington SITS. Cd~owntown)
Gas Church School: Z. c. Dodd. Sup
erintendent. Il. A. Monsees. assistant
superintendent. Attention Is again In
vited 70 the series OF lectures being
given each Sunday morning In the
class room or the Lovett Bible Class.
Mr.. c. l.. Jessup Is the speaker and his
subject Is The Worlds Preparation for
h Coming OF Christ" Both men and
women are welcome.
1850 Morning Worship Service. Pre-
Jude. Prelude and Fugue in ID Flat.
BACH, Miss Virginia Perry nc the or
gan.
Can to worship. The Lord is IN MS
Holy Temple. BY the choir.
Congregational hymn.
Apostles Greed TN uniscnl.
Pastoral prayer.
solo. prayer David ouion). Misa NIL
Responsive reading from the Psalms.
Gloria Patri.
Scripture Reading.
Announcements.
offertory. AIR from Water Music
(Handel).
Sermon. BY the pastor: subisct-Tha
Mission OF the Christian Church
Reception or new members.
Congregational hymn and benedlction.
Postiude. Finale from First sonata
BACH.
$50 Group Meetings OF the Church
The Juniors, EpwOrth Hi, Young Peo-
pie and Young Adults.
T.30 Evening Worship Service:
Prelude. Humoreske fDvorakl. Miss
Doris Ann Biggs 81 the organ.
Congregational hymn.
Installation OF officers OF the Young
Peoples Division of the church.
Pastoral prayer.
Hvmn-Anthem. let the Tide Come IN
Raderl by the choir.
Announcements.
Offertory. Berceuse (Huerterl
Congregational hymn
Sermon. by the pastor, Ethiopia IN
Bible Prophecy"
Conversational hymn and Benedictipn
Postiude. Festival March fHuhnl.
Monday. 100 p. m. Luncheon meet
ing Of Circle No. / OF the Missionary
Society az the home Of Mrs. G. G. Stew
art. q Z. Adams.
Monday. 800 D. m. other Circles OF
the Missionary Society meet as follows.
Circles 2 and q will meet nc the
church. Mrs. "A. u. Niven. hostess.
Circle No. 4 with Mrs. Harry Faux.
i547 ". Washington.
Young Matrons Circle with Mrs Ellis
Perry on West 10th st.
Wednesday. T.30 p. m. Regular Mid
week Service: The pastor plans q con-
tinuAtion OF the study OF the Gospel
az 81 Luke for this service.
The public "a cordially invited 20 at
tend all Of the above services.
o. G. Crow. pastor.
, 1935-10-20
McA1lera
81. JOHNS LUTHERAN cHURcH

ST. JOHNS LUTHERAN CHURCH
18th and Cedar Avenue
Rev. John O.. Eleasar. Pastor.
Meta Schroeder. ~crKmniyt.
Sunday school and Bible class NO $50
N. m.
Morning services with congregational
singing and sermon BY pastor. 1870 a.
N.
Evening services at 8 p. m.
Ladies' Aid: First and third Thurs
day afternoon on each month.
, 1935-10-20
A STATES
An0pT NJ

RIO DE JANEIRO Up Nine OF
Brazil's 20 states have adopted new
constituent assemblies and the fed
when elections were held for state
constituent assemble sand the fed
eral legislature.
, 1935-10-20

This society u q branch OF The
Mother Church. The First Church Of
Christ. Scientist. IN Boston. Massacnu-
sets. Sunday School at 9ss5 a. m. sun
day morning services at 100. Wed
nesday evening testimonial meeting at
3 o'clock. Reading room In church edi-
flee. Open Tuesdays and Fridays from
800 20 500 .. m.
Each Sunday afternoon from > 20
Sis p. m. a Christian Science radio
program Is given owe KR0V-i26o IL
locycles.
, 1935-10-20
Edinburg

FIRST METHODIST CHURCH
G. M.. Brewster, Faster
Ours I'D the Friendly Church with
IN warm heart and Mn open hand. In
viting all who pass Gun way. 20 enter
portals and worship.
We have q well organized church
Bchol with sixty well trained workers
who arc anxious Co help you with your
problems.
we honestly endnmwnF Cad make every
service me our church. interesting. inB-
pirnticnal. spiritual and educational.
Services
Church school at $50 q. m.
Preaching service 90 1880 o. n. and
T45 p. tn.
Mld-week bible study. Wednesday ht
T:45 pm
visit our church rncs-yDu win come
again.
, 1935-10-20
MEXICAN METHODIST

Sunday school at $50 a. III. Young
Peoples program az l0:45 a. m. Mr.
Arnoldo Garcia. president. Sunday eve-
ming service nc Sis .. m=Rsv- A.
Nance. pastor.
, 1935-10-20


CHURCH OE JESUS CHRIST OF THE
LATTER DAY SAINTS
Qatin-Ameriean Branehl
18th and Polk Streets
Sunday school nc 10 q. m.
Sacred Sacrament &C 1.30 n. IN
Elders H Vernon Proctor and We're
y. Belnap. viii 10 I'm charge cf the
services.
IMMACULATE CONCEPTION
lzls jefferson sc.
sunday masses at sac. ESQ ana 7s3o.
There win be q mas for the Sunday
school children at $50 followed BY a
nhort instruction and henediction.
There viii also b q mass at Gao and
another. High Mass. ct 1880 Thurs
day evening &C 7:3o. Holy Hour. Non
days and Wednesdays at 4 .. m- doc
trine class for children Of first CON-
munion.
Tuesdays and Fridays at 4 D. M doc
trine class for third communion. Con-
fession heard daily before masses.
Thursday evening after the Holy Hour.
Saturdays frcm 3 TO $50 .. m. a from
T:3o 70 $50 .. m. also on the evening
and In the morning OF the First Friday
In the month. Weekday masses nc $50.
TOO and 7.30. on First Friday az 500.
TOO and 7.30 o'clock-Rev. Francis
saizOia. Q. n. I. pastor.
CHURCH OF THE ADVENT
Episcopal)
Winter schedule OF services.
tao Q. m. Celebration Of the Holy
Communion
$50 a.. N. Church School and binh
class.
ii q. III. Morning service and SER
mon.
On Saints days. Celebration OF n
Holy Communion 1t 7.30 q. M and on
the first 6uhcay In the month. Ceiebra-
ton Of the Holy Communion both AZ
z 80 q. m. and IL q. mr. o. Mackin-
tosh. Rector.
, 1935-10-20
Santa Rosa

LANDMARK MISSIONARY BAPTIST
CHURCH
Zed wilson. Pastor
Preaching Saturday evening &C . p
m.
Sunday school at 10 a. m.
Preaching &C IL q. ~.
Preaching Sunday evening nc T;a5
y. ~.
FIRST BAPTIST CHURCH
Earl Hill. Pastor
6unday-io a. N. Sunday school.
III q. m. Preaching Service.
7.30 y. m. p. T. u. fBTUl
$50 ~. IN. Evening preaching service
Mondny-W. M. q. u ID. m.
Tuesdays p. m. VIVA.
W~edneEday-6 d. m. Prayer meeting.
The GAS meet every other Tuesday
afternoon
, 1935-10-20

PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH
G. II. Maury, pastor
loo Sermon. Living ones Religion. D
illustrated from the life OF Brother
Bryan OF Birmingham.
7.30 Sermon. Jesus Only"
The Young People and Intermnn-
lates will meet nc the Methodist church
nc $50 y. m. with those on the Metho-
dist and Episcopal churches for the
beginning Of union organizations. Reg
ala meeting places viii be selected az
that time.
, 1935-10-20

FIkSI METHODIST CHURCH
Rev. J. {. Wilson, Pastor.
Church school, Sundays NJ os45 a. m.
Morning worship. III n. IN.
Epworth Leagues. $50 y m.
Evening worship. T.30 ID. IN.
Missionary society. Tuesdays. . D. m
Prayer meeting and choir practice.
wednesdays, 7:3o ?. N.
, 1935-10-20

Young Pmuplmm walthaF League First
and third Wednesday svening cf zach
month.
CHURCH or CHRIST
College Heights Addition
BuncAy-Blble school nA NO. IA. m.
Preaching &C IL a. II.
Young Peoples meeting 40 u. u.
Preaching &C . p. N.
Iuesday-prayer meeting 90 D. n
Ladies' Bible study At 3 %. On.
"A. IN. Lawrence. 1511 Highway, phone
106-At w III services. Command ma
, 1935-10-20

CHURCH on CHRIST

Fourteenth and Grant
Sunday Services:
Bible Study 10 q. m.
Preaching II q. n.
Lords supper HAS q. m.
Young Peoples Class 7 p. m.
Preaching 7:a5 y. I'm.
Mid-wcek services.
Ladies Bible Glass. Monday , p. m.
Evening Bible Study. Thursday 7,45
p. m.
, 1935-10-20
OUR LADY or GUADALUPE

SUMMER Schedule OF Services
Masses on Sunday at $50 and 800
on week days al $50 and TOO q. m; on
holy days and obligation, at $40 and
$50. Catechism class on Sundays after
the second Mass. Evening services on
Sundays and holy days nc 7:30. Every
Thursday. holy hour nc 7:30 ~ m. Con-
LESSONS heard On Saturday and v Of
feast days from 4 to 9 and from z TO Q.
Rev. Francis A. Dupassieux.
o. NJ. l.. Pastor.
, 1935-10-20

UNITY STUDY CLASS
Room ans Commnrcn Bidg.
.MrR. q. L. AnngsL leader
sunday services.
I15 p. m lecture.
"Wednesday. Tts y. m. Lessons in
Truth
FIRST METHODIST CHURCH
Fourth AND Harrison Streets
Pastor Rev. l. A. Boone. 3is = Har-
sunday School. e34B q. IN.
Morning service. l0:sS q. ia.
Evening service. T10 ID. XIV.
Children's and Young Peoples Sun
day evening meeting. $50 y. IN.
Missionary Society. each Tuesday a.
, p. m.
Prayer services. wednesday at tao
CHOIR Rehearsal. Friday evening ~
FOR particulars regarding other SER
vices o. meetings. Can c1i o. 10.
SACRED HEART or MARY
A. Antoine. o. Mel. pastor.
sunday masses at e:3o, T:so, $50. $50
weekday Masses 10 Q. $50. '. friday
at T.30.
During october Rosary and Benedic-
ton 81 : .. N. every evening.
FIRST BAPTIST CHURCH
G. d. Mckinney, Pastor
Sunday school &C Gas a. tn.
Morning worship AZ III q. m-
W. r, ". 10 ESQ .. m.
Evening worship &c 7:30 D. m.
We extend you q cordial welcome.
METHODIST CHURCH
8. C. Dunn, Pastor
sunday school at Gas u. m.
Sunday. preaching at 1850 a. tn. and
ThTes EpWOrth Leagues meet at 7 ..
m.
Prayer meeting Wednesday AZ 9 D. m
Choir rehenrBnlB Thursday &C . p. m-
Board of Stewards meets the first
Monday uf each month nc q d. "a.
Board on Christian Education meets
the first Tuesday &C 9 ID. "a.
Msn's Fellowship Hour e held the
second Monday At 2 ?. m
CHURCH or CHRIST
James NJ. Black, Minister
sunday. 10 a.. m-Binle classes
III q. m-Preaching.
lid5 a. m.-Communion.
z ,. m-Young People.
p. m.-Preaching
Wednesday. Q D. m-Bihle classes.
Thursday. . y. m.-Ladies Bible class.
La Feria
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