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WEEKLY SUNDAY SCHOOL LESSON
SAUL: MORAL FAILURE
q, HITuT n M00PE
By HIGHT c. MOORE

Sunday school lesson for Sep
TENDER IL.
Scripture: | Samuel l0:2l-25
l5:2O-23; 3l:3-G.
Golden text: TO obey is better
than Sacrificc.- Samuci 5:22.
The transition from the thenc-
racy to the monarchy WAS the
great turning point in the history
of the chosen people and one of
the cpochal events in the history
Of men. Forty years each rci%nCd
Saul. David. and Solomon over
the united monarchy of Israel.
Saul cXccllcd the others in prob
ably three respects: In command
ing physique. for he stood higher
than any Of the people from his
shoulders upward; in personal
courage. for nc was found at the
front in the wars he wagcd; and
in pioneering on the throne of
Israel. for he had no predecessor
with guiding or warming example.
His faults were due to deficient
mentality and superficial religious
life; hence his raShncSs and self
will, his lack of organizing ahlI-
ity. his insane jealousy of David,
and his fragrant diSobcdiCncc t"
God
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MORAL FAILURE DESTROYS
GREAT POSSIBILITIES

Il POSSIBILITIES from hou.
"Whom the Lord hath chosen" a
king was second best for Israel.
But he was second hest. And the
best man for the place at the time
WAS Saul. He was endowed physl-
cally. He came Of GOOD family. He
was marked for distinction. God
had done everything for him that
could be done.
t2l Possibilities Through Good
Men. samuel said to all the pro-
nlc." To know such Il man as SAM
url said to I'LL the people, To
know such a man * Samuel WAS
privilege. 10 be aS<uciated with
him was IN inspiration. To he an
ointcd by him for special task
that earth could give.
GU Possibilities in High Posi-
ton. "All the people shouted" \"
greater opportunity WAS afforded
any man at the time. Ii was Il new
position but exalted. it, outIool
was worldwide and It's impress
agr-long. There waS the challenge
Of the greatest possibilities.
tlD Failure Before God. BE
cause thou hast rejected = he
hath also rejected" He had bro
ken his covenant. He had definite
~ rejected Jehovah. He had fla
GRAVITY diSobeycd the divine COM
mandS. In fact he was never Ill
heart true to God. And since the
GOOD Spirit from Jehovah had
been deliberately and dcfiaEtly
repealed there was nothing that
even God could do but to permit
upon Saul the evil spirit, which
he king himself preferred. II"
failed before God.
81 Failure Before Samuel.
Samuel moWncd for Saul tl3:
35). The prophet had been proud
of his king. He knew his better
side. He sincerely desired the
kings success. And when Saul
diSobcycd and was rejected by the
Lord the prophet cried all night
over it. No one else felt 50 keen
" the royal failure. Everything
he had done for Saul seemed for
naught.
Co Failure Before His Nation.
Saul took sword. and fell upon
it," There is not Il more tragic
scene in all the annals of the He
brew kings. There could not be
a more vivid portrayal of the NOR
al and spiritual failure in a ma
tionaI crisis. Generally the world
makes up its estimate of Us by
the way we end.
a. Failure Before the World.
so Saul died. and his three sons,
and his armourb"arcr. ANA all his
men" 1t is Il dark and terrible
picture. And the disaStcr at Gil
boa WAS but 4 picture and climax
Of the royal failur" Ia rule hi
people wisely and well. Truly the
people have cause to mourn when
weak or wicked king SWAPS the
Sc"ptcr.
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SAUL.'S DETECTION:
SELF-WILL
q Samuel l5:20-23)

Moral Failure is .ArrcSting. Saul
began his reign auSpiciouSly with
victories over the AmmonlteS.
PhiliStmcS. MoabitcS, and others.
But his diSobcdicncc in the war
against Amalck forecast his over
throw. The command to destroy
the AmalckitcS was 4 command OF
God through Samuel to Saul; 4
lust command. for the Amalckit"s
mcritcd national distinctions; and
Il specific command with five III
cscapablr imprrativrS. With an
army Of 100000. Saul bcscigcd
the main city Of Amalck and
swept everything before him from
Havilah on one side of the coun-
try to Shur on the other. How
ever. Saul'S diSobcdicncc dimmrd
his glory. for he saved King AgA%
alive and the best Of the flockS to
grace a triumphal march home
ward. He forsook the path Of duty
for the tinscl of triumph and the
glitter of gold. On his return t"
Gilgal. he WAS confronted by Sam
ucl. who had spent the night in
prayer for him and with inIinIt"
ache Of heart learned that Jcho-
yah had rejected Saul from being
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SAUL'S ELECTION:
SELF-CONSCIOUSNESS
+, . 1nO1 oEA

lIn,.,l E,iIurn * NvOi1rhlr In
,ba REHABILITATION ,f thr mon-
,rcb,, r,;th Snni 49, IN. FIRST iiinw
Ino"I S.,, = ~ 10Y thrrr wcrr
' .v|m .tnm.. ~ The tinm wa.
Ion,'rJoI. r,, nn.snnmr,.s from
"IJ ma,... - r. ,bo I,rd %nthorrd nj
o., r,L .,,d .,iI.j rnr = kinm ~
.E Sat'' T; "''" N''' I., ~. rn, S,m
80, ~ MI. NI'iN .I,' ' ,"o,,l, ,bn cn., If =
S HHl ''' o,., 49,. n,iI;rn,., rnujn-
Ming 'N'v ',''' l',,l >, H. ,uI+;T,t-
mGnl' cI"N II i E'i |" ~ ,I" I.;,sb
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GOSPEL TABERNACLE,
tUndcnOminatlonaD

|. nUcIOllll ildlIplISil'
Washington and Allen streets.
Rev. Bert AtchiSon, pastor.
Sunday school at 9:l5 Il. NJ.
c. S. Fullbright. superintendent
G.. J. Milward. assistant SupcrIn-
tcndcnt.
Mr.. Graham from Spartanburg.
will teach the Young People 5
class Sunday morning.
Morning service at II Il. M.
Subject. MANY Infalfible Proofs,
or Why We Believe the Bible Is
the Inspired Word ~ God. Mrs.
{. H. Dcntlcr and daughter from
Dcland. Fla. will sing at the
morning service.
Evening service at : p. M. Sub
icct-"Sitting on the Fence. or
Hating Between Two Opinions. ,
, p. m.--ScrviccS will be held
at the jail and the county home:
7 D. m.-Young Peoples Bible
study. Teachers: Mrs. Pay. Misses
Allctta and Eleanor Plank.
7:3O p. m.-McCting of the
prayer group.
Tuesday ) y. m. Meeting of the
Ladies' Prayer and Missionary
circle. Feel free to send in your
special requests for prayer at this
sCrvice.D
. Prayer meeting and Bible study
on Wednesday evening, s p. M.
LcSSon Acts It'll chaptcr).
Strangers and visitors are cor
daily invited To attend any and
all these services.
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slopes Of Little Hcrmon. When
the combatamts joined in battle
the fortunes Of war favored the
naughty invaders. The men of Is
racl were discounted and put TO
utter ruut lcuvin. heaps of dead
on the fatcful field. Til" enemy
pressed hnrd upon the king and
his sons and not without attaining
their objective. For three OF
Saul's SONS, including Jonathan.
fell ON the bloody mount. Saul
himself being identified by the
foe became the special target of
the archcrS. A. the arrows flew
thick about him he bcSought his
armor-hcarcr 10 thrust him thru
with the sword and save him from
Phili.tinr torture and mOckCry.
When the faithful aide refused
the royal order, the king took his
sword and fell upon it, ending his
desperation with death. Thus be-
tween the rosy dawn at Ramah
and the black darkness on Mount
(iilhoa stands the first tragic
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METHODIST

Rev. Gilbert K. Combs. y. T.,
minister.
Church school meets at 9:43 a.
M; A. K. Johnson. general super
mtendcnt.
Morning theme: "Our Thirst
for God"
Evening theme: "Bcing Shad-
owed"
The Young Peoples league will
meet at Gas Sunday evening.
Announcements for the week
include:
The Board of Stewards will
hold its September meeting on
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FIRST BAPTIST

Rev. +. +. Wall, pastor.
Sunday school, 9:45 Il. M; W.
b. Sinclair. superintendent.
II 100 Il. m. Morning worship.
Sermon theme: "ChriStians in an
UnchriStian World Anthem,
Send Out Thy Light Heyser.
Gas p. m.-Baptist Training
Union.
7:45 p. m.-Organ prelude.
500 u. m.-Evening worship.
Sermon theme. Threading Il Path
way to God" Anthem, BE JOY
full in the Lord" BaincS.
Monday 6 80 p. m.-All dcaconS
and their wives will 90 to Mills
River park for their meeting Mon
day night. They are asked to
meet at the church at 6:30. All
are expected to so.
500 p. m.-I.W A. will meet.
Tuesday > 80 p. m.--WOmcn'S
Bible class meets with Mrs. Char
lie Orr, Second avenue west.
Wednesday 500 p. m.-Praycr
service. -asa1
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PRESBYTERIAN

Rev. l.. T. WildS. DID,. pastor.
Sunday school at 9:l3 4. nj
Harold Flanagan. superintendent.
Classes for all ages. Mems. class
i'm the church house.
Morning worShip-ll o'clock
sermon subject. Getting by Civ
ing"
Evening worship $ o'clock
sermon subject. He Is Worthy. y
Special music for these services
will include:
MORNING
Anthem-AriSc, Shinc-Maker.
Solo-Behold the Master Pass
eth by-Hammond-Mrs. Alva Fl.
Lowe.
EVENING
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. Triumph
Song-StultS.
Young peoples meetings: Jun
iors 80. Pioneers 6:15, Seniors
T.
Prayer Wednesday. s
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EAST FLAT ROCK BAPTIST

\. +. Philips, PASTOR.
II. T. Justice. chairman board
uf dcaconS.
VI. X. Sinclair. Sunday school
superintendent.
Sunday School 10 =. m.
Preaching services the second
third and fourth Sunday morn
ing at II a. NJ.
R.Y.P. L.. $50 p. M.
Preaching service, 80 p. M.
Mid-week prayer Scrv ice,
Thursday. 7:3O .. m.
WINS. Tuesday. after first
Sunday, ! 30 p. m.
Mrs. ". X. Sinclair. president.
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TUXEDO BAPTIST

"The CHURCH With an Upon
Door"
Rev. Geo. ID. Greer. pastor.
Sunday school. 10 a. M; II. Z.
Boone. superintendent.
R.T.U. at $50 p. M; Jack
Cleveland. director.
Prayer meeting every Saturday
at ! p. M; II. &. Boone. l"adcr.
PRAYER meeting every Wcdnes-
day at 40 p. M: H. G. Boone,
leader.
We invite any and all who can
To- come to these services. We ar"
always glad To- have you.
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! Now come on, Don - come on.
the goateed man was calling
Don and Hellion came on = but
the chestnut shot alongside. look
cd HelIion in the eye.
"That's Big Parade. strong
finishcr. Come OF, you Heilion:
Nose and nose the two swept
up the long homestretch. Dor
was leaning far over. handrldInp.
pushing his mount onward. The
: two swept past the farm wagon
touethcr--now at the finish line
"HnIlion, It's Hellion. HelIion
by whiSker"
! Linda leaped from the wagon,
pushed forward with the crowd
70 be at the weighing-out scale.
when the horses returned. Hell
lion. his sweaty flanks heaving.
WAS back first. Don leapcd to IN"
ground. ierked the saddle off "a
the slender woman in gray reach
cd him.
"NiccIy done. fellow" she sad
casually.
Linda SAW Donald turn his
head toward her for an instant
head that was smeared with
praSs and dirt from his fall. H
rrinned. then saw Linda. His
face lii up. Wait for me- h"
callcd--to Linda. He took his
saddle. Jumped on the scales. wa
weighed out. l.raped off the
scales. tossed the tack I" valet,
started toward Linda.
"Comr on. Don" The woman
. known as Merle called. turning
her back on Linda. and walking
off, followed by her crowd.
Grown Donald Strengthened.
His mouth opened. but he said
nothing. Stood still as the chatc
anc moved away majcstciaiiy.
Then hc turned. came straight 10
Linda. now Standin" alone.
"How'd you like it," he asked.
looking at her eagerly.
Il brilliant ride. Don. il wa
great
"Oh. Don Again the woman
was calling 10 hIm-trom ~
PAGES away. "Wr'rc waiting io"
you"
Linda saw the mans face Grim
son. He stood on one loot. then
IN thu other. Started Ia speak
to her. started to answer Merle
ard did nothing
Don" the call was imperious.
Linda smiled sadly. II think.
my dear Don" she said softly.
"fhat you'd better answer mama.
She turned her shoulder 10 him.
|; gavc him an out.
IN call you later" he mum
blcd
"Don't trouble To. M lad. Hustle
along.
Brow Donald trudged off.
Six hours later. after furious
driving iowm Krntucky'S roads.
Linda Gordon reached the white
PAINTED farmhouse Of her uncle.
There Was no light showing. No
>irn Of lie. until she heard the
sudden barking of jerry the Scot
tic. tied 20 the front porch. 4
LIGHT did flash on as she went up
the steps: the door opened. There
stood Callie Tompkins. The new
cook.
"What YOU want? Oh. lawdy ,
Mis- Linda. All @ho' is glad YOU
here. Mr.. Sandy. he an Norman
an the colt. they all done run
away"
! Go be continued
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70 to GXnrch Sunday
,. H.. in the church house.

p. H.. in the church house.
Circle meeting. One with Mrs.
Calhoun and Mrs. Geo. Flanagan
at the lattcr'S home, Fifth avenue
west; two, Mrs. Sullivan and Mrs.
Lane hostesscs, at residence of
Mrs. Sample, $40 King street
three, with Mrs. Morrow, Hay
wood road; four, with Mrs. Mob
Ter on Patton avenue; five, the
church house, Monday, s D. M,
Mrs. YcomanS and Mrs. Mccoy
hostcSScS; six. at the home OF
Mrs. Auburn Wright, "Mountain
View Lodge" Brcvard road, Mrs.
Wright. Mrs. GosSett and Mrs.
Peterson hOStcSScS; seven. with
Miss Anne Weeks. Druid Hills,
Monday. : p. m.
Visitors invited to these meet
ingS.
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CALVARY BAPTIST

Grove street between Sixth
and Seventh avenues east.
Rev. George 7. Penncll, pastor.
". N. Garrcn. chairman Of
deacon board; c. c. Collins. Su-
pcrintcndcnt Of Sunday school :
Miss Dorothy Pace. president of
Woman'S Missionary society; Miss
Jessie Shipman. director Of young
people.
9:45 a. m.-Sunday school.
II Il. m.-Morning Worship
preaching by pastor on subject,
Uncomfortable Sleeping Quar-
tcrS.'
6:45 p. m.--B.T.U.
7:l5-Praycr service
7:45 p. m.-Evening service
preaching by pastor on the sub
jcct: A Thrilling Discovery.
Mid-wcck prayer service at s
p. m. Wednesday.
We invite you to worship with
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TRACEY GROVE HOLINESS

Rev. Ed Vaughn. pH>tor.
Preaching services at II a. m.
and ) p. m. each first amt third
Sundays.
Come. We are always glad It"
have one and all.
The church with a ChriSt-Slkc
invitation to all people.
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NATIVE DAUGHTER

JOHNSONDALE, Cal. tUP).---
This community, Il new and rap
idly growing lumber town in the
SierraS, now has native daugh-
ter" of its own. The baby daugh
ter Of Mr.. and Mrs. Wilbur Hun
dsdorfer is the first child to be
born in the village.
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LOSES ALL IN CREEK

SAN JOSE. Ca. (UP).-Matt
c. MuIdoon, %, unemployed San
Francisco waiter, lost his ring
while swimming in Stevens Greek.
\ week later. he lost his key ring
in the same creek. 4 week later,
he lost his life while trying to
rescue Il friend from the waters
of the creek.
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ST. PAUL'S-IN-T HE-PlNES
EDNEYVILLE

Sunday. Sept. II. the rector,
Rev. James P. Burke, will hold
the last of the night services for
the summer season at this church
and following this service the reg
ular schedule of evcnSong and
sermon at the afternoon hour will
be- held on the first and third
SUNDAYS i'm each month.
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GRACE LUTHERAN

COrnCr StVcnth avenue and
Church street.
Rev. j. Arthur Linn. pastor.
g:45 4. m.-Sunday school.
90 Il. NJ Morning worship.
Sermon: THE Importance of
Worship" Anthem: Il Know of Il
Love-" LorenZ.
700 p. m.-Iuther League.
Monday 500 p. m.-Womcn' :
Missionary society at the home OF!
Mrs. O. A. Meyer.
20 come. let us worship the
Lord for He is our Makcr.'
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CAST OF CHARACTERS

LINDA GORDON--heroine. She
gave up Manhattan to return to
her Blue Grass.
BRUCE RADFORD - ncwspa-
permn. He would give up any
thing for Linda.
UNCLE SANDY-horseman. He
would give up anything, too, for
a good horse.
MONTE HILL--rich racing de-
voice. He also wanted Linda.
Yesterday: Linda meets Brown
Donald again and knows an eX-
traordinary evening under the
stars with his lips fevcrish upon
hers.
CHAPTER MI
Dunald'S arms were holding her
with gentle strength. Then some
thing snapped inside her. 1t was
like the blackout OF IN enchanted
stage sccnr-thc swift fall of tic
curtain.
"pOn ="
An urgency in her tone caused
hm to drop ms NaNuS' l" ara"
away. :. , =, -, ,;,,.I,.
"pnh' inc &Ifl ""lu 'u, ,,;',i:,, :,
emotions -- they are tricky
things"
bu'' Lin""' ~ W N II''.I
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across at Uncover the Snou'"r'"
of those r"ugh-ncckS at the i 4uc-
ton. YOU seemed /" be gaining
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SHAWS CREEK BAPTIST

Geo. y. GrcCr, pastor.
Sunday school. 10 a. M; A. }.
Nanny. superintendent.
Prayer meeting Wednesday at
! 30 y. M.
Preaching second and fourth
Sundays. | | Il. m.
Visitors will always find a wei
come .prit. Come and worship
with u.
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GREEN RIVER BAPTIST

Rev. :. F. NuntIGY. paNI0T.
70 a. Sunday school every
S,lnday-Clydc Morgan, $upcria-
tendcut
II a. m.-Prcachin@ every 18th
Sunday.
$50 p. m.-PrcachinG every
first Sunday.
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SAUL'S REJECTION:
SELF-DESTRUCTION
q Samuc, 3l:3-6)

Moral Failure is Automatic.
Lift the curtain upon the final
scene. The forces of Saul were
stationed upon Mount Gilhoa while
the Phili<timcS SWarmcd up the
Plain of distraction aud over The
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Flat ROCK CHARGE

Robert NJ. Warner, minister.
The pastor will preach at Ed
NEVILLE at 10 a. m. and at
Moorc'S Grove at II Il. m. Our
fourth quarterly conference will
convene at Flyat Rock Sunday
evening at 7: 80 o'clock.
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MT. OLIVET BAPTIST

Rev. I. c. Allen. pastor.
Sunday school at 1890 Il. M.
every Sunday; J. W. TankcrsIcy,
superintendent.
Preaching services at II Il. NJ.
every first and third Sundays.
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ST. JAMES EPISCOPAL

Mann street at Eighth avcnur.
Rev. James Z. Burke. pastor.
Thirteenth Sunday after Trim
ity.
7:3O a. m.-Holy communion.
800 Il. m.-Church school.
II a. m.-Morning service with
sermon by Rev. DR.. Phillip q.
Jung of Arden. The rector will
preach at Ii a. m. at St. John-in-
wilderness. Flat Rock.
The parish will observe its 10Th
anniversary on Sunday. Sept. lo,
and Monday. Sept. -.
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P f'fi{ SC FINISH e: ::: :::;:. :;: &c:
BY CHARLES B. FARMER

turned his head. He saw Linda.
i big grin swept his face. He
iaiScd his whip in salute. Called,
BE seeing you.' Linda waved Il
/ %lOve--SmiIcd.
Now the crowd was rushing TO-
ward the rails of the oblong mile
course. There was no grandstand.
but line Of farm wagons. drawn
up alongside the track. were being
crowded by the hunt club mem
hers.
Linda looked for vacant place.
what Il spot" An oIdSter with
goatcc-looking like erica
turc from Espuirc-called down
to her. She nodded. smiled. He
reached down, seized her hand.
lifted her up. "Hcrc--t there :
space in front Of me. I'm tall
sec over you. Who YOU like?
! "IIcIlion. with Donald up" she
said. over her shoulder.
so do |. Look-thc%'re at the
post"
RI, rinIJ s,v.r, mast with 4
,,,'n ny ',t -" hnnri -, m. .rrass-
Don three lengths in the lead.
/ 1.-TWO miles TO gO-twicc around
Id fences" the old fellow was
.run,rr,tinu ~ Don swung
around the first turn. then went
over thn first f.ncn ike :, .wal.
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.nr ,,,'.'' b,,r . NY in ~, =" 5,w The
nnrsn '.,y",yn .iinh,l,, =" ,hn left 49,
oh my aunt, Look ;"
UclIion crashed thrnuch brush
and timber Don WAS weaving in
his .addlc--roIlin~ off. Linda saw
him faIl-Saw him ru,n over.
+ "Hr'S no, hurt, Luok hes an
( -- Grabbing his hor>c--" So he
was ~ thu field swept past. lies
mounting again he after then
/ there he gees
Thlcc more fences ON that
hack->irrtrh. \ horse fell at cacl
fcnrr 49, rider. kicked feet fire.,
from ironS-rolIcd off the rours,
/ none rrmountcd ~ Don did
Don WA, trailing the riciG--bur
Hcllion WAS jumping clearly
now-
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January first j. everybody :
birthday in Japan. No matter IN
which month child is born there.
he is rcckoncd 10 be year old
on the following January lSt.
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ST. JOHN THE BAPTIST
UPWARD

Sunday, Sept. II. services by
the rector. Rev. James p. Burke,
at $50 p. m.
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CHRISTIAN SCIENCE

III West SINH aNcnuC.
Sunday, 1900 4. m.-SubJrct,
Substance.
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Divorce has been cut almost in
half in Moscow during the past
two years.
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Yesterday: Linda meets Brown
Donald again and knows an ex-
traordinary evening under the
stars with his lips fevcrish upon
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