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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1938-09-24
FOUNDRY CHURCH
PLANS RALLY DAY
Charge to Be Delivered to
Officers and Teachers
by DR.. Harris,

Rally day will be observed IN ths
Foundry M. E. Church school tonnor.
row from $50 to l0:45 am. DR..
Frederick Brown Harris will preach
at IL am. on I'm the School of
Christ" and will deliver a charge Ia
the ofhcers and teachers OF the school.
The chorus choir, directed by Justin
Lawrie. will sing At pm. DR.. Harris
will preach on Recruits for Tomor-
row."
Henry c. Barden will address the
Epworth League at pm. on World
Peace and Czechoslovakia." The Hi
League will meet from s:l5 to 7:4s
pm. The topic will be Looking
Ahead"
The educational week program. In.
cludes a meeting OF the Adult Council
Of the church school Monday at 8
pm. at the church; playground OPEN
ing at pm. Friday and the promotion
exercises of the junior and primary
departments. in the Let's Building,
from 7 to 9 pm, and meeting Of
the Young Peoples Council at o'clock
that evening.
Other meetings scheduled for the
week include Wesley Glass business
meeting and party at the home of
Mrs. w. F. Santelman. 1343 Shepherd
street NE, Tuesday evening; the Of
fetal Board, Wednesday evening and
devotional service that evening.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1938-09-24
RHODE ISLAND AVENUE
ACTIVITIES ARE LISTED

Gospel Salvation" will be the sub
ject of the Rev. Raymond w. White,
pastor OF the Rhode Island Avenue
M. P. Church. Sunday morning and in
the evening. The Most Essential Thing
in Christian Living"
The Sunday school will observe pro-
motion day at $50 am. The pastor
will teach the Mems Bible Glass The
subject for discussion will be "A Stead
fast and Triumphant Faith
On Wednesday evening representa-
tives OF the Ofiicial Board, the Sunday
School and the Christian Endeavor
will attend a supper conference at
Lewis Memorial Church.
The pastor will conduct the Thurs
day night service. The subject will
be Mans Personal Needs" This
will be the first Of 4 series Of medita-
tions on Studies for Personal Work.
ers" This will be the initial meeting
Of the Personal Workers League.
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ALBRIGHT PLANS
TO PROMOTE 100
Diplomas Will Be Presented to
Graduates of Sunday School
Tomorrow.

Promotion day will be held at AL
bright Memorial Church tomorrow.
More than 100 will graduate in the
Sunday school. The service will be
in charge Of the superintendent. Will
bur Snyder. DR.. j. Arthur Heck of
Cleveland, Ohio, will be the guest
speaker and will present the diplomas.
the graduates of the primary depart
ment will be awarded Bibles.
The annual retreat OF the church
at Holiday House near Mount Vernon,
Va. closes today. Among the speakers
were DR.. J. Arthur Heck, the Rev.
and Mrs. Carl Young of Memorial
Church, Baltimore: the Rev. c. c.
Bailey Of Faith Church. Baltimore.
and the Rev. Alfred Thomas OF Trinity
Church, Baltimore.
The sermon at II am will be
preached by the Rev. George E.
Schnabel on "One Who Knows Our
Works" and at 730 pm. Our Great
est Need-a Passion for Souls"
On Monday night the official board
will meet. On Tuesday the Fellowship
Class will banquet at the. Manor Club.
On Wednesday and Thursday nights
the annual visitation will take place.
On Friday the girls choir will be pre-
sented in a concert at the Beverley
Hills Church, Alexandria, Va.
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PROMOTION DAY SLATED
AT ELDBR0OKE CHURCH

Promotion day will be observed in
the church school in Eldbrooke NJ. E.
Church tomorrow at $50 am. Ger
tificates will be awarded
The Rev. Walter NJ Michael will
preach at IL am. on The Dulled
Mind and receive new members.
The Senior Epworth League will
meet at pm. and 90 to Rock Greek
Park for supper. which will be fol-
lowed by devotional service. The
High School and Junior High Leagues
will meet at 7 pm
At 8 pm. will be special music and
an address by the pastor on Jesus
Appeal to the Irreligious"
Prayer service will be held at tho
Home for Incurables Wednesday 81
1880 pm.
The ushers. under the direction OF
H. Lerone Walther, will present
pageant in the social hall Friday al
pm. There will be IS characters In
the cast.
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SCHOOL ANDB|BLE
INSTITUTE MERGE
Classes Meeting Monday,
Wednesday, Friday, in
Evenings Only.

The American Home Bible Institute
and the Washington School of the
Bible. which operated as separate in
stitutions. have merged The name
of the new corporation is Washington
Bible Institute.
The members Of the Board Of
Trustees OF the new institute are as
follows: Chairman. the Rev. G. w.
Oyer; vice chairman, DR.. K. B.
Moomaw: secretary, Charles A. Pep
grass; treasurer. Ralph A. Davis: the
Rev. James r. King, the Rev. Homer
Kent. the Rev. William M. Seligman,
William c. Bond. ir.; Ernest G. Wiles
and George A. Miles.
Mr.. Miles, who was president of
the American Home Bible Institute,
was elected president of the Washing
ton Bible Institute.
Glasses for the present term are
being held at BOT d street NV. and
1909 Rhode Island avenue NV. and
meet Mondays, Wednesdays and Fri
days. In the evening only. In the
near future suitable headquarters will
be found. There is no tuition charge.
the work being supported by the gifts.
The following are members of the
teaching staff: William c. Bond, jr.
Robert Evans, Nellie Fry, the Rev
James King, the Rev. Homer Kent,
Betty La Roche. Olive Love. George
A. Miles, DR.. K. B. Moomaw, Leon
Owen. the Rev. c. w. Oyer, the Rev
Byron P. Richardson. Blanche v.
Ring, the Rev. Richard T. Scholl,
Ethel Vance and Ernest Wiles.
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BOOK REVIEW LUNCHEON

The Power Behind the Worker"
will be the subject of Dir Frederic W.
Perkins sermon in the Universalist
National Memorial Church tomorrow
at II o'clock
On Tuesday at o'clock the first of
the monthly book review luncheons
will be held. Unto Caesar" by F. A.
Voigt. diplomatic correspondent for
the Manchester Guardian. England
will be reviewed by Mrs. Clarence /.
Hendrickson.
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CHRISTIAN HOPE
IS SERMON TOPIC
Rev. C. H. Jope to Preach
at II Tomorrow at Ninth
Street Church.

The Rev. Clifford H. Jope will
preach at II O'Clock tomorrow at the
Ninth Street Christian Church on The
Christian Hope" The choir. under
the direction of Joseph Harrison. will
sing Mrs Mary E. Clarke, soprano,
also will sing
Junior Church. under the leadership
OF Andrew Shannon. will meet at II
o'clock The theme is Beginning
With Cod Those having part on the
program are Jane Graham, Betty
Lancaster Blanche lowers and Jack
O'Conner. Easton johnson and Ray
bern Keagy will preside at the COM
munion table. Miss Betty Wray has
been appointed chairman of the mis-
sionary program and Miss Naomi
Hewitt will have charge of the chapel
choir.
A departure in the Promotion Day
program will be followed next Sunday
when nearly 200 members OF the Bible
school move on to new departments.
The service will be held at 7:30 pm.
The Thursday evening prayer serv-
ice at 1870 O'Clock will be In charge
OF the Junior Board, with Elmer Whit
ney as leader.
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EMERS0N'S ESSAY
INSPIRES SERMON.
Hitch Your Wagon to Star
to Be Theme at First
Congregational.

A line from Emersons essay Civil
ization' furnishes the subject of the
sermon, Hitch Your Wagon to Star"
by the Rev Howard Stone Anderson
tomorrow at the II o'clock service in
the First Congregational Church. He
has subtitled his sermon Ways to
Achieve Personal Success"
The Sunday school begins its new
years work tomorrow at GAS am.
Church dinner and program on
Thursday. beginning at o'clock The
devotional service will emphasize pray
ers and thoughts for world peace The
address will be by guest speaker, the
Rev. John L. Nixon. director OF the
Department of Social Welfare of the
Washington Federation of Churches,
whose topic will draw upon his ex-
tensive knowledge of social conditions
in Washington: How the Other Half
Lives in Washington"
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CHURCH WILL OBSERVE
LUTHER LEAGUE SUNDAY

Making MY Life Count for Christ"
is the subject at Zion Lutheran Church,
by the Rev. Edward G. Goetz. This
is Luther League Sunday for the
United Lutheran Church in America
The following officers of the Luther
League will be installed: Seniors,
Emma Hid. president; William Fischer,
vice president: Anna Belle Skar, sec
Rotary; Dorothy Luckett, treasurer;
Gilbert Major. educational secretary;
Margaret Mcdonald. missionary secre-
tary. Intermediates. Jack Redinger
president: George Bean. vice president;
Eleanor Omohundro. recording secre-
tary; Rosemary Entler, corresponding
secretary; Harold Entler, treasurer;
Audrey Souder, pianist.
intermediate Luther League will
meet at pm. with Audrey Souder
as the leader. The topic School
Life Goals" Senior Luther League
will meet At 7 pm. with Emma Hid
As the leader. The topis, Luther
League Day"
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SEASON TO BEGIN
At JUNIOR CHURCH
The Rev. W. S. Abernethy,
Calvary Baptist Minister, to
Preach at Senior Services.

The Rev w. s. Abernethy, minister
at Calvary Baptist Church, will preach
tomorrow morning on open Doors"
and in the evening on The Homing
Instinct" He will be assisted at the
latter service by Miss Marion John
son and Donald Chase.
The first fall session Of the Junior
Church will be held tomorrow morn
ing with the Rev Frank e. Johnston,
jr.. minister's assistant. in charge.
Rally day will be observed in the
Sunday school at $50 with a special
program.
The Burial Choral Ensemble will
furnish the music and the pastor will
give short talk. The Cradle Roll De-
partment will hold its graduation ex-
ercises in Baker Hall. following their
participation in the general program.
Bert H. Wise, superintendent, will pre-
side.
The Burial Glass will hold supper
on October l, with Mrs. MARY Jean
Abernethy Of Columbia. Mo. as the
guest speaker. Miss Margaret Wagy
is in charge OF arrangements.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1938-09-24
DR.. BLACkWELDER
LISTS HIS SERMONS
Church Of the Reforma ton to
Continue With First Fall
Evening Series.

At the Lutheran Church of the
Reformation tomorrow DR.. Oscar F.
Blackvelder will continue with his
first fall evening series at o'clock.
He will use for his theme. How to
Live Without Strain Life at Its
Best will be the subject at the matin
service. The matin choir will sing
At II am. he will speak on why
Christ Permits His Own to Suffer"
The senior choir, under the direction
of Miss Mary A. Weidley, will sing
The four Luther Leagues will hold
a rally at 7 pm. The Rev. Harold
Mumper, pastor of Keller Memorial
Church. will speak on Live to Learn,
and Learn to Live" Special music.
The Young Peoples Sunday School
Department will have a covered dish
supper on Wednesday at 8 o'clock.
DR.. Blackwelder will speak.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1938-09-24
AUTUMN EVANGELlSTIC
PROGRAM is CONTINUED

At Columbia Heights Christian
Church tomorrow morning, continue
ing the fall evangelistic program, the
Rev. A. P. Wilson will preach on THE
Perfected Life" In the evening the
topic will be Alexander Campbell,
Apostle Of Unity" in celebration OF
the sesquicentennial anniversary of
the birth Of Alexander Campbell. one
OF the founders of the Disciples Of
Christ movement.
At $50 the youth groups will meet,
On Monday evening there will be
Church Workers Conference. led
by c. o. Hawley of the United Chris
tan Missionary Society Of indianapolis
Ind, and George Oliver Taylor Of
Richmond, Va.
The Sigma Delta Sigma Class will
meet at the parsonage, 4217 Sixteenth
street, to hear lecture by DR.. Tasman
Carey Of Australia on Problems Of
Life"
The church school will hold its
annual social Wednesday evening
The prayer meeting topic is The
Merciless Servant" led by DR., George
Warren.
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sheep-like virtues. A calling of the roll
of Old Testament heroes gives denial
to this deadly heresy And Jesus was
a brave withstander of the evil forces
of his day and. for most Of His pub
lie life, He walked fearlessly amidst
deadly foes. I hope someday to see
statue of Christ flaming with indig-
nation. and with the whip OF cords
in His hand
Never was there more need than to-
day for fresh conception of the man.
illness of Christ and of the real mas
culinity of religion. Christianity must
make fresh appeal to strong men,
There is play for all their strength in
the field Of present-day religion: and
such satlsfactlors as only God can
offer his happy warriors. Naturally
he men revolt from the popular
presentation Of religian as merely an
aeglomeration of negative virtues.
Ringing from our pulpits and period
icals should sound the Scriptures
Quit you like men; be strong" There
is real saintliness in kingdom soldier
illness. The church is no place for
mollycoddles. A man is most a man
when he is valiantly battling for right
eousness and for God. David. as a
soldier for Jehovah. is good example
for present-day study.
A Life's Hidden Springs.
Often there have been published lists
of great men, leaders in all walks of
life, who have been reverent and sim
cere Christians. Their private writ
ings, as well as their public conduct.
have revealed simple faith in God;
the well-spring OF their power Virile
and violent as was Davids life. it was
rooted deeply in the well-watered soil
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1938-09-24
REV. J. H. GARNER
ANNOUNCES TOPIC
Watch Is Subject Of Third
Sermon in Series at Sixth
PRESBYTERIAN.

Watch" will be the subject OF the
sermon tomorrow in the Sixth Pres
byterian Church by the Rev. J. H.
Garner. This sermon is the third in
a series OF sermons on the para bles of
Jesus and their application to our
modern life
The Executive Committee OF the
Senior Hi Young People will meet in
the minister's study at pm Peggy
Lowry will lead their meeting at pm,
taking The Ten Commandments" as
her topic
The College Age Young People will
hold an election meeting at : pm,
with the retiring president, Harold
McCollum. in charge
Rally day will be observed at a45
am. in the Sunday church school.
Children in the beginners, primary
and junior departments will provide
a program. Certificates and diplomas
will be presented.
The annual fall congregational party
will be held September 20 from TO
10 pm for members and friends Of
the congregation.
The Winsome Crusaders will meet
Thursday at 1880 pm.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1938-09-24
RE0PENING DAY SET
AT WILSON MEMORIAL

Reopening day will be held tomorrow
At the Wilson Memorial Methodist
Church. During the summer a pro-
gram Of renovation has been going
on. DR.. G. Ellis Williams will be the
guest minister at the morning service
and DR.. Chesteen Smith at night. All
former members and friends are in
vted.
On Tuesday evening will be former
pastors and former members night
The official board will entertain for
dinner the former pastors and their
wives. Wednesday evening will be
designated civic night Addresses will
be given by Representatives of various
social and civic agencies of the South
east. Thursday evening will be an all
church party, when the members and
friends Of the congregation will have a
social, Friday evening will devoted to
young peoples rally. with an address
BY the Rev. Ed Latch Of Chevy Chase
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1938-09-24
ROCK CREEK PARISH
SUPPER TO BE GIVEN

The Young Peoples Fellowship Of
Rock Greek parish has invited all the
young people OF the parish to join with
them tomorrow at $50 pm. when a
supper will be given at the conclusion
Of the meeting. The newly elected
officers are Helena Rowell Dora Funk
and Russell Rowell
Miss Mary Hobart and Miss Grace
Hobart presented Bible last Sunday
to be used on the lectern in the
church school.
Canon Jones of the Washington
Cathedral will address the officers,
teachers. Students Committee, sum-
mer school scholarship group as well
as the parents of the children in the
auditorium Of the parish house on
October S.
Communion service will be held at
$50 am. followed by the regular
service at IL o'clock. The Rev. DR..
Bohanan will preach the sermon. He
will be assisted by the assistant min
lister, the Rev. Robert L. Jones.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1938-09-24
'PETITIONARY PRAYER

At the Church of the Brethren to-
morrow at IL am. DR.. Warren D.
Bowman will speak on "Petitionary
Prayer" The senior choir. under the
leadership Of Mrs. Walter Butcher, will
have charge Of the music. At 8 pm.
the pastor will speak on "Would-be
Followers Of Jesus"
The young people will hold camp
fire service at Fort Hunt at S o'clock,
returning in time for the evening
service.
At the prayer service Thursday eve
ming the pastor will continue his dis
cussion Of Great Doctrines of the
Christian Church." using as his sub
ject for that evening The Doctrine
of Salvation"
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1938-09-24
HAML|NE N. f.
IS HOST T0UN|ON
Ministerial Group Opens
Annual Fall Retreat
on Monday.

Gods Unseen Battalion" will be the
subject Of DR.. H. w. Burgan tomorrow
morning at Hamline NJ E. Church.
The Epworth League will meet at Z
pm.
The Washington Ministerial Union
will hold its annual fall retreat at this
church on Monday at IL am. and at
2 pm, with luncheon at 1890 pm.
The Rev. DR.. Harris E. Kirke, minis
ter OF Franklin Street Presbyterian
Church, Baltimore, will speak at both
sessions on Going Deeper and Crow
ing Higher" The Rev. DR.. John w.
Ruskin of Mount Vernon Place Meth
odist Church, this city. will preside.
A motion picture, Village Life in
1ndia-Old and New" will be shown
in the chapel on Tuesday night. There
will also be illustrated hymns. The
meeting is sponsored by the Woman's
Foreign Missionary Society. Mrs. H.
w. Burgan, president, will preside at
this meeting.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1938-09-24
RALLY DAY TOMORROW

The Bible School Of Concordia Lu-
theran Evangelical Church will OBJ
serve rally and promotion day tonor-
row at GAS am.
The Rev. Charles Enders will preach
in both the German service at 10 am.
and the English service at 11:15 am.
His topic will be "Workmen Approved
Of God"
The Concordians meet Thursday at
8 pm. A talk on The American In
dian" illustrated with a motion picture
Of Indian life. will be the special fea-
ture. The Evangelical and Reformed
Church, with which Concordia Church
Is afiliated, conducts a mission work
among the Winnebago Indians in Wis
coustu. 1
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1938-09-24
TWO ORGANIZATIONS
TO MEET AT CHURCH

Eastern Star and Jobs Daughters
night will be observed tomorrow at
7:15 pm. at Metropolitan Presbyterian
Church. The Rev J. j. Lowrey
Fendrick will speak on Christ and
the Modern Woman" Members of
both organizations are invited
Mrs. Helen D. Robbins, grand ma
iron Of the Eastern Star, and Mrs.
Mary E. Teachum, grand guardian of
Jobs Daughters, will also make brief
addresses OF welcome. Special music
will be furnished by the choral unit
Of the Eastern Star and the church
quartet, under the leadership Of w. J.
Weber minister of music.
DR.. Fendrich will speak on Added
Brains and Muddled Morals" at the
IL am. service
e A special meeting OF the congre-
CATION has been called for Thursday
evening, when plan for church ex-
pansion will be presented.
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Charlotte EtchisOn at the piano
"Home coming" Sunday will be OBJ
served tomorrow by the L. F. o. Glass
for women at the Brookland M. e.
Church. under the leadership OF the
president. Mrs. Charlotte Williamson.
Tomorrow is rally day" in Calvary
Baptist Sunday school. All the adult
classes will meet in the church audi
forum at GAS am. for a special pro-
gram.
The fall program has been inaugu-
rated by the Crusaders Young Mems
Bible Class OF the Luther Place Me-
mortal Church. under the leadership
Of President Alden J. ToWberman and
Irving L. Koch. the teacher. Mr.
Koch is an attorney in the Interstate
Commerce Commission and denomi-
national vice president of the Organ
lied Bible Glass Association.
The Brotherhood Glass for men Of
Hamllne M E. Church will resume
their regular sessions tomorrow at Gas
O'Clock. DR.. Theodore B. Nanny is
the teacher. He is chairman of the
department Of sociology at the Uni
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1938-09-24

versity Of Maryland and the head Of
the student religious activities.
The Philathea Glass for women, end
the Yaden Glass for men of the Pet
worth Baptist Church, held a joint
meeting last night to plan for
Home coming Day" on October 9.
Moving pictures OF the summer outing
held at Colonial Beach, Va, in July
were shown.
A joint meeting OF the Louise Shell
ton Class for women and the mems
class OF Trinity NJ E. Church, will be
held Monday night to discuss plans
for building up the adult work OF the
Sunday school. The Louise Shelton
Glass will hold a business and social
meeting on Tuesday at pm This
will be the 9Th annual birthday party
when each member will give penny
for each birthday year she has had.
The Friendly Glass OF Sherwood
Presbyterian Church met last Thurs
day and decided to take on the project
Of helping a North Carolina mountain
girl through Berea College, Berea, Ky.
The Kinnear Glass of Young Men
Of Calvary Baptist Church, will hold
q business meeting Monday at 745
pm. at the home Of the teacher, Mrs.
J. B Kinnear. the Pierpont Apartment
ment.
Daniel A. Dollarhide was elected
president Of the A. B. Pugh Bible
Class Of Mount Vernon Place M. E
Church South. with Earl Carson, vice
president; Frank E. Annick and
George E. White new members Of the
board Of directors. The writer will be
the guest teacher tomorrow at GAS
O'Clock. in the absence of Judge
Bolitha J. Laws
The Stevenson Bible Glass of the
Bethany Baptist Church, will be
taught Sunday morning by the associ-
ate teacher Horace L. Stevenson.
Senator M. M. Logan OF Kentucky is
the teacher Of this class for men
which was organized by the late Rev
Hugh NJ Stevenson. for many years
pastor of Bethany Church.
At dinner meeting of the Execu-
tive Committee Of the Organized Bible
Glass Association last night at the
Y. M. C. A., it was announced that
memorial trees will be dedicated on
October and the Westminster Con-
ference Rally will be held October IL.
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rs GOD DEAD?'
TOPIC OF SERMON
Dr. Mccartney to Hark Back to
Woman Evangelist's Question
tn Oouplass.

IT'S God Dead?" is the sermon topic
Of Dr. Albert J Mccartney: minister of
Covenant First Presbyterian Church,
tomorrow morning. The title of this
sermon is taken from the question of
Sojourner Truth. a colored woman
evangelist of pre-C Civil War days, shout
ed by her to Frederick Douglass when
he had told an audience that the
slavery question could not be decided
except by war
The All Corners Mems Bible Glass
will hold its homecoming tomorrow
at a:45 am. Former leaders and
teachers Of the class will make short
talks.
The young peoples societies will
meet Jointly for tea and social from
6 to I pm. Miss Marguerite Pope
will lead the meeting Of the Covenant
Fellowship at o'clock, with the sub
iect Whose Religion? p"
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NATIONAL BAPTIST
RALLY DAY IS SET.
This Year Also Will Be
Sermon Subject of
Dr.. Johnson.

Rally day will be observed at all the
services OF the National Baptist Me-
mortal Church tomorrow DR.. Cove G.
johnson will have for the sermon.
This Year Also" At II o'clock At
$40. the Bible school will have a
rally. DR.. johnson and the Rev A.
Lincoln Smith will speak.
The Rev. Mr.. Smith will preach at
8 pm on "Sinfulness Exceeding" He
will be assisted by Henry A. Magnuson.
Mrs. Ruth H. Magnuson and Henry
A. Magnuson. jr.
The training service meets at 6:45
o'clock
The Mizpah Glass will have a bust
ness meeting and social at the home Of
Mrs. j. Lee Ashton on Tuesday eve
ming and the Egbert Glass at the home
OF Mrs. w. c. McGinness.
Prayer service is held Thursday eve
ming. Preceding this, at I, the Board
Of Deaconessesoneet.