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Evening star., 1941-10-18
MT. Vernon Methodist
Church Programs
| Announced
Dr.. John W. Rustin to Give
Sermons at Morning
Services

DR.. John w. Rustin will preach
at Mount Vernon Place Methodist
Church at 9 and II am. tomorrow
on Building the City of God" He
will leave in the afternoon for
Salisbury, Md, to participate in the
rededication service Monday of the
Trinity Methodist Church, of which
he was at one time minister. The
Rev. Nelson Pierce will preach at
pm. on And 1t Didn't Cost Him
a Cent"
The buffet supper for all young
people will be served in the social
hall at pm. Senior and young peo-
pies departments will meet at 7
pm, the Young Adult Fellowship
will have their evening program in
the church parlor at 7 pm. The
Woman's Society of Christian Serv-
Ice will meet at IL am. Tuesday.
DR.. RuStin will speak at pm.
Thursday. The fellowship will fol-
low the service.
Bishop Arthur j. Moore, in charge
of the Episcopal area of the Method
ist Church in Georgia and Florida,
will preach at II am. October 26.
The moving picture to be shown
at the church Saturday evening will
be Melody of the Plains" There
will also be short subjects. This
program is free for children of the
neighborhood.
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rary, whereas the Spirit is an abld-
ing force.
We have heard misguided Chris
tians boasting of the gift Of the
Spirit, as if this were special per-
Sonal ornament. DR.. Charles r.
Erdman sagely observes, Il really
believe that the men truly filled with
the Spirit are the men least con-
scious Of the fact"
Paul clears up this point. having
in mind the Masters word that
tree is known by its fruit: But
the fruit of the Spirit is love. joy,
peace, longsuffering. gentleness,
goodness. faith, meekness, temper
ance; against such there is no law.
And they that are Chrlst's have
crucified the flesh with the affec-
tions and luStS. If We live in the
Spirit, let us also walk in the Spirit"
For Life's Everydayness.
1t would be an inadequate religion
which did not offer all of its benefits
to all of its disciples. We freely
concede the Spirits aid in the
preaching of great sermon. in the
great decisions of statecraft, or in
the writing of a great book. What
we often forget is that this Divine
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Lutheran Church
To Hold Communion

Holy communion will be cele-
brated at the Takoma Lutheran
Church by the Rev. J. Adrian
Pfeiffer tomorrow in connection
with the annual harvest home
service. Members of the Sunday
school and church will bring food
and clothing which will later be dis
tributed to the needy on the lists
of the Washington Lutheran Inner
Mission Society.
The Junior Luther League will
meet at pm. The Senior Leaguers
will 60 to Baltimore tomorrow aft
ernoon to attend the annual con-
vention of the Baltimore Federation
of Luther Leagues of the Eastern
District of the American Lutheran
Church.
The Women's Guild will attend
the annual convention of the At
lantic District of the Women's Mis-
siOnary Federation of the American
Lutheran Church on October %
at St. Matthews Lutheran Church.
One of the groups will present a
gay 90s" party Friday evening.
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Trinity Methodist

The Rev. Daniel w. Justice will
preach on The Life Is More than
the Book" at II am Methodist
Youth Fellowship meetings are at
$50 pm.
At pm. the pastor will continue
the series on Living Messages From
the Books of the Bible" speaking
from the Book of Exodus on "A Ma
ton Goes Forth"
At pm. October 10 the pastor
will speak at the Masonic and East
ern Star Home on "ChriSt,s Cure
for Troubled Hearts"
The Fellowship Committee of the
Women's Society of Christian Serv-
ice will serve luncheon on Tuesday
at 1890 All planning to attend
bring a covered dish. On Wednes-
day at pm. an informal reception
will be given to the pastor and his
family.
On Thursday. meeting and Bible
study in cooperation with the
Woman's Society of Christian Serv-
ice. The pastor will speak on The
Unity Of Humanity in God" Psalm
Xvii.
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Congregational
Peoples (COlOred)

Guest day tomorrow. The Rev.
A. F. ElmeS will speak on Lad
ders" at II am. Arrangements for
the transportation of shut-in men,
bers of the church are being made,
and a number of service men will
be guests at dinner after the morn
ing service.
Pauls poem on Christian Love"
will be the basis of the discussion
next Thursday night with the min
lister leading.
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Dr.. Briggs to Preach
At Fifth Baptist

At Fifth Baptist Church tomor-
row morning DR.. John f. Briggs
will preach on The Most Popular
and Unpopular Subject in the
World In the evening the junior
minister, the Rev. j. Herrick Hall,
will speak on The Next Step"
The Darlington Berea Class will
be taught by John M. King, the
Baraca Class by the Rev. J. Herrick
Hall and the Philathea Class by
Mrs. Elizabeth Mooney. The Berea
Bible Glass picture will be taken at
1890 am.
Next week members will partici-
pate in a visitation campaign in
preparation for the revival october
26 through November 2, Dr.. j. O..
williams of the Sunday School
Board of Nashville, Tenn, will be
the preacher.
Missionary Circles will meet as fol-
lows: Monday, George Green, with
Miss Lillian Ferris; Olive Riddell,
with Mrs. Maye Smith; Rose Mar
low. with Miss Bradley Thompson.
Tuesday, Kate White, at the church;
Elizabeth Johnson. at the church at
pm. Wednesday, White Cross, at
the church at 1:30 pm. Friday,
Susan Anderson will meet.
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HumIine Will Observe
Annual Joush Chest Day

Hamline Methodist Church will
observe 18th annual Joash Chest
Day at II am. tomorrow. A brief
address by DR.. H. w. Burgan will
be on Our Church"
At GAS a m. Representative Spark
man of Alabama. the newly elected
teacher of the Brotherhood Bible
Glass. will give his series of Bible
studies. using for his subject The
Holy Spirit, Our Helper The Young
Adult Fellowship will be addressed
at GAS m. by DR.. E. H. Orr and will
meet again at S pm. for fellowship
and tea. The womens adult classes
will be taught by Mrs. Edward
Stevens and Mrs. Thomas F. Law
The young people will meet at
Tpm.
The Red Cross will meet at 1890
am, Tuesday.
The Washington West district will
hold its annual booth festival at
this church Friday night.
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Salvation Army
Meetings tomorrow are

Meetings UOHlOIIOW dIe.
Temple Corps, COG E street NV
The divisional staff will conduct
services at the Temple Corps. Mrs.
Mai. James Longino will speak at
II am. and Maj. Longino at pm.
on His Bounteous Mercies.'
Colored Branch, 1901 Seventh
street N.W.-The young people will
be in charge of the services at II
m. and pm. Misses Doris and
Norma Roberts will lead the group.
Southeast Corps, 733 Eighth street
SE.-Capt. Lonnie Knight will speak
at II am. At pm. special service
will be held, at which a number of
Corps Cadets will be presented with
certificates. Adj. William L. Devote
will speak on The Reward"
Georgetown Corps, 1075 Thomas
Jefferson street NW-Capt. Ben
Jones will speak at 10 am. on IT Am
Thine" and at 8 pm. on For Me
to Live"
Northeast Corps, IT'S Eye street
NE-Lt. Dorothy Summey will
speak at IL am. on The Higher
Life" At 8 pm. Mai. John Camp
bell will speak on Victory in
Salvation"
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Pastor 10 Continue Series
From Book OF COIOssians

The Rev. G. G.. johnson of the
National Baptist Memorial Church
will preach at II am. tomorrow on
Your Full Life-Its Cultivation, ="
the fifth in the series from the book
of Colossians. The Rev. A. Lincoln
Smith, assistant minister, will speak
at pm. on "Cheerfulness That
Abides"
The Board of Christian Education
will meet at 7:30 pm. Monday.
The young mems class will hold
its annual banquet at 6:15 pm.
Tuesday. The speaker will be Rep
resentative Patrick of Alabama.
The Intermediates will have a fell
lowship at 730 pm. Wednesday.
The Wilma Buoy Chapter of CO.
lumbar Girls will meet with Mrs.
Frank Mckenzie at pm. The
Roger Williams Chapter of the CO.
lumbian Girls has a dinner and
meeting at pm. Thursday. The
officers and teachers meet at pm
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Waugh Methodist

At the II am. service the Rev.
Samuel E. Rose will continue his
series of morning sermons on Fac
ing Our Everyday Difficulties" by
preaching on The Ghost of Fail
ure." At 8 pm. he will give the third
sermon in the series on Love and
Marriage" the topic being Court
ship: Loves Adjustments" Special
music by the vested young peoples
choir.
The Young Peoples Leagues meet
at Gas pm.
Dutch supper by the Omega Mems
Glass in the parish hall on Tuesday
at 6 pm.
The Mothers Class meets with
Mrs, Robey on Tuesday at 8 pm.
Halloween party by the Epworth
League at the home Of Miss Mary
Ellen Shepherd on Saturday a. .
pm.
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Christian Science

Doctrine of Amusement" Is the
subject of the lesson sermon in all
the Churches of Christ, Scientist,
tomorrow at II am. and 8 pm.
Sunday school is at II am. All are
invited to attend the church Serv-
Ices including the Wednesday meet
tngs at pm.
Among the citations which COM
prise the lesson sermon is the fol-
lowing from the Bible: The sacri-
fees of God are a broken spirit;
a broken and a contrite heart, o
God, Thou wilt not deSpise" Psalms
HID
The lesson sermon also includes
the following passage from the
Christian Science textbook. Science
and Health. with Kew to the Scrip
lures" by Mary Baker Eddy: "One
sacrifice, however great, is INSULT
cient to pay the debt of sin. The
atonement requires constant self
immolstion on the sinners part. y
(Page 23)
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Evangelist Clifford
Continues Services

There will be a continuation of
the evangelistic services at Metro
politan Baptist Church through next
week Evangelist B. D. Clifford will
speak tomorrow at II am. on The
Seven HellS" and in the evening on
"A Stopping Place on the Road to
Catastrophe"
The five young peoples groups
meet at $50 pm. Following the
evening service there will be hymn
sing
The pastor and deacons will meet
daily at 7 pm. for the duration Of
the evangelistic services to inter-
view any who wish to come into the
church membership.
On Wednesday at 10 am. the
Ladies Aid meets. The Red Cross
unit meets at 1:30 pm.
The ladies' prayer group meets
on Thursday at $50 am.
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Helper is an ever-preSent aid in the
everydaynesS of life,
He enables a farmer to drive a
straighter furroW; a stenographer to
type a neater letter; a cook to pre-
pare a finer meal; a woman to be a
wiser mother; a salesman to sell a
larger bill of goods; machinist to
turn out a better job at his lathe
AS the letter to the EpheSianS eX-
presses it: For the fruit of the
Spirit is in all goodness and right
eousness and truth" There are
diversities of gifts, but one SPIRIT" "
We may have the highest Help for
the loWliest task
To this Source we look for the
lovelineSs of life. Grace and graces
are impaired together. There is no
charm that a woman can possess
to equal the winsomeness of a
spiritual character. The secret of
strength in men lies in the depth Of
their spirits. where another Spirit
dWellS The Quaker teaching of
'the Inner Light"-often diluted in
modern meetings to mere eXalta-
ton of personality-Was given by
George Fox only as name for the
in-dWelling Spirit of Christ.
In a special degree the truth of
the helpful Holy Spirit is a Christian
possession, the farewell bequest OF
Jesus. The Man About to Die de-
scribed the Spirit and His office most
fully. John xiv.16-2O, 26J The
/ Spirit is an Advocate, a Strength
ener, a Comforter, the plenipo-
tentiary Ambassador of Christ; the
Paraclete, as He is called in the
Greek.
He imparts sustaining strength, In
trials little and great. He gives
overcoming endurance and power in
/ persecution. He enables the disciple
to bear witness to his faith. He fills
life with peace and JOY amidst al
conditions. He reveals the mind Of
Christ. He is the Source of all the
kindliness, helpfulness and right
living of Christians. The Holy
Spirit is religions Great Essential
/ provided by the Saviour.
Scruff of the Neck Aid
Once a distinguished layman was
telling his religious experience. 81
am grateful for scruff of-the-necB
/ providences which have delivered
me in great temptations. 1t has
seemed as if the Spirit has saved
me by main force, in spite Of myself
And in the long run of my life, as
I look back upon whatever services
/ have been able to render the
Kingdom, I now see that only the
Great Enabler has made these pos
/ sible I can say with Zachariah
not by might not by power, but By
my Spirit. saith the Lord of hosts
/ In like manner may all of us rev.
/ erently acknowledge that there has
been force in our lives, outside
of ourselves yet within US. which,
/ has made for whatever righteous
ness we possess. 1t has checked the
angry word and inspired the kindly
word: it has quickened our natural
lazineSs into doing what we ought
| to do; it has implanted in our hearts
a love for the good, the true and
/ the beautiful; it has permeated our
democracy until as nation we sense
the divinity of the great objectives
of freedom and loyalty and brother
hood.
! Now, in the supreme test of all
time, We rely upon that same Spirit
Of God to bring US forth triumphant
into a new Kingdom order of life.
The Sunday school lesson for
October 10 is. Some Great
Christian Teachings: The Holy
Spirit Our Helper"-John Hiss;
Acts is; Romans viii.26; Gala
tians v.22-26.
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president; Brook L. HaineS, vice
president; Mrs. r. j. Avenette,
secretary, and Albert Molenear,
treasurer.
The Fidelis Glass of the Kenil-
worth Presbyterian Church will hold
its annual banquet at Friendship
House on Thursday at 7 pm.
Mrs. John Breckenridge Kinnear
will begin 81 years as teacher of
the Kinnear Glass of Calvary Bap-
tiSt Church tomorrow morning.
The class will attend the morning
church service in a body.
The o. w. L. Bible Glass of Cove
nant- First Presbyterian Church will
be taught tomorrow by Charles c..
Haigh Topic, How the Books of
the Old Testament Were Written"
The Harrison Bible Glass of Con-
greSS Street Methodist Church will
hold its annual father -and-son ban
quet in the social hall Friday at
6:45 pm.
The adult Bible classes of the
Gunton Temple Presbyterian Church
will hold a joint session tomorrow
morning. Page NICK. Etchison will
be the guest teacher.
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Mrs. William S. Abernethy will
continue the study of the Gospel OF
Mark at the meeting of the Burial
Glass of Calvary Baptist Church to-
morrow morning. Mrs. Minnie CAL
ton will lead the devotional service.
The L. F.. o. Glass of Brookland
Methodist Church will be taught to-
morrow by Mrs. Eva Hess.
The Philathea Glass of PetWorth
Baptist Church elected as officers;
Miss Cora Croft, teacher, Mrs.
Nellie Yaden, assistant teacher;
Mrs. Katherine Johnson, president;
Mrs. Nora Pearson, first vice presi-
dent; Mrs. Bertha Kiser. second
vice president: Mrs. Ruth Davis,
recording secretary; Mrs Pearl
High, corresponding secretary; Mrs.
Thelma Duff, class secretary, and
Mrs. Esther Tinsley, treasurer.
Mrs. Carlos Bell, regional director
American Red Cross. will speak to
the Wesley Mems Bible Glass of
Brightwood Park Methodist Church
tomorrow at GAS am. P. NJ. Bar
rows will preside.
The Lydia Bible Glass of Ninth
Street Christian Church will meet
Monday evening at the home OF
Mrs. Louise Chase. Officers will be
elected.
The Euzeian Glass of First Bap-
tiSt Church was organized in 1922
and now has 221 members. Euzelian
means zeal for the work" and the
class motto is Study. Service and
Sociability" John Ruthven will
teach the lesson tomorrow morning
He has been the class teacher for IT
years.
The Mems Bible Glass of Mount
Rainier Christian Church will be
taught tomorrow by Carl Brock.
The class will sponsor a motion
picture program on Friday at s pm.
Miss Mabel Nelson ThurSton will
teach her class tomorrow morning
at the CovenantFirst Presbyterian
Church. She will speak on The
Holy Spirit Our Helper" The class
has an afternoon group, composed
of volunteers to sew for Gallinger
Hospital.
Justice Bolitha ]. Laws will speak
to the A. B. Pugh Bible Class of
Mount Vernon Place Methodist
Church tomorrow morning on Up
holding Family Ideals"
The Homebuilders' Glass of Ma
tional City Christian Church elected
the following officers: G.. P. Walker,
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Dr.. HoIIister to Preach
On 'ReIiqion in Focus

DR.. j. H. Hollister will preach to-
morrow morning at Chevy Chase
Presbyterian Church on Religion in
Focus"
The young adults are spending
this week END at Capon Lake. Inter
mont. w. Va. The fireside group
will meet at 7:30 pm. The Hearth
stones will meet at 6:45 pm and
the Collegians at 7:45 pm.
DR.. Charles w. Eliot, I'd, director
National Resources Planning Board.
will be the guest speaker Thursda"
evening. He will speak on "CreatinE
and Using World Resources"
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battle between mankind'S spiritual
interest and the selfish advantage
of one group or persons.
This present. was in an acute
expression of the eternal strife be-
tween the higher and lower natures
of man Ancient Persia'S religion
saw all life as continuous struggle
between good and evil, light and
darkness. the higher and the lower.
That strife still RACES in the indi-
vidual human breast, as we'll as in
the world of affairs. The Scrip
lures abundantly affirm the same
teaching, which is inWrought in es-
sential Christianity.
This truth is the profound basis
of our present confidence during the
contemporary world upheaval. There
is a Divine force buttreSSing our
highest expectations and aspira tions.
1t matters not how we name it. 1t
may be called the Higher Power, the
Eternal Principle, the Spirit of the
Infinite, or simply God Himself.
However designated, it signifies that
there is mysterious somebody or
something who works with and for
mans best purposes and efforts. 1t
is the same Spirit who moved upon
Chaos at the creation; who was
promised as a Substitute for Him
self by Jesus in His farewell ad-
dress; and who is today moving
upon the hearts of all sorts of people
everywhere, to give them glimpses
and hopes of better world.
Thrice blest is he to whom is given,
The instinct that can tell.
That God is on the battlefield
When He is most invisible"
This sublime truth of the Holy
Spirit is one of the deepest mys-
terles of our faith. 1t is often
neglected, and often perverted. The
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Three Christiun Jews
To Talk at Tabernacle

Three Christian Jews will conduct
services and tell of conditions in
foreign lands throughout next week
at the Non-Sectarian Tabernacle,
644O Piney Branch road NV, of
which DR.. John McNeill is pastor.
The speakers are DR.. Joseph H.
Cohn, general secretary; the Rev.
H. B. Cent? and the Rev. A. B.
Machlin, field evangeliStS of the
American Board of Missions to the
Jews, with headquarters in Brook
lyn. N. Y.
The meetings will begin tomor-
row and continue through Octo-
Der 26. Admission is free.
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Francis Asbury Methodist

Dr. Robin Gould will preach at II
am. on so Good. So True!' and
at pm. on Christian Enthusiasm "
At 6:45 pm. the young people
Intermediates and young adults will
meet.
On Monday from ! to 3 pm. the
women will sew for the Red Cross
and on Friday from 10 am. to pm.
At pm. Friday, WWDC will give
cooking school demonstra ton
sponsored by the P. w. Jeffries Bible
Glass.
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Mount Olivet (Colored),

Forgiven for Service" is the sub
ject of the Rev. w. Schiebel at IL
am. Raymond Fowler will show a
moving picture of his trip through
the Holy Land at 7:30 pm. The
Rev, Paul Kavash will preach at
8 pm. The Rev. Mr.. Schiebel will
preach at Amarsnth, Pa, at pm.
Christian education meeting for
adults is Tuesday night and for
young people Monday night.
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ShuIer Bible Lectures
Enter Fourth Week

A special lecture on What and
Where Is HELP" tomorrow at 7:3O
pm. will mark the opening of the
fourth week of the Shuler Bible lee
lures at the Bible Auditorium on
Eastern avenue at the end of the
Georgia avenue car line.
Every Tuesday night Is devoted
to health questions, answered by a
Washington doctor, followed by a
Commute health lecture by another
doctor. This, in turn. is followed BY
30-minute demonstration by
graduate nurses.
Mr.. Shuler is devoting a special
service on Saturday at $3.50 pm. to
the answering of questions.
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Character to Be Theme
At North Wushinoton

Character Building" is the gen.
eral theme Sunday at the North
Washington Baptist Church" and
"Presentable Men" is the subject
selected by the Rev Henry j. Smith
for tomorrow morning. In the eve
ming he will speak on God Places
Men"
The Baptist Training Union groups
will meet at 6:45 pm. The weekly
devotional service will be held Thurs
day night at Highlands Church.
The Rev. Mr.. Simmonds will speak
The women will meet for Red
Cross sewing Tuesday afternoon at
the home of Mrs. Law.
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Church of Our Saviour.

There will be celebration Of the
holy communion at 730 am. which
will be a corporate communion
for the Daughters of the King: $50
am, junior church service; IL am,
morning prayer and sermon by the
Rev. Alvin Lamar Wills; $50 pm,
Young Peoples Fellowship; 8 pm,
the confirmation lecture will be
given!
At 8 pm. Monday the Woman's
Guild will meet with Mrs. Ella Wood
The Woman's Auxiliary will meet in
the parish hall on Tuesday at 1880
pm.
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Theosophicol Society

The Lightbringer Lodge of the
Theosophical Society will meet at
800 Seventeenth street NV. Sunday
afternoon. DR.. Pieter Roest of Chi
cago and Leydon, Holland, formerly
q national lecturer for the Theo-
sophical Society, will organize q
study class.
For the present, activities at the
lodgeroom are scheduled for Sun
days, the following program having
been established: 3 to q pm, men,
bers' meeting; 40 to s 30 pm. open
forum; 7.3O to $3.50 pm, class by
Or. Roest.
The forum on October l9 will be
addressed by DR.. Roest.
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Holy Comforter-St. Andrews,

The Young Peoples Group will
meet al pm. in the parish hall.
The Girls Friendly Society will meet
Monday at 7:30 pm.
The Sunday schedule of services:
Holy communion, 7:30 am: sermon
and service, II. The Rev. Howard
S. Arnold is rector.
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st, Agnes.

Young people of the parish who
are members of the Servants of
Christ the King will keep a day of
intercession and prayer on Tues
day as a part of the Nationwide
American Church Union Cycle of
Prayer. There are masses on Sum-
day at 7:3O, $50 and IL am. The
Sunday evening service is at 7:30
n m
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: uCSG lS dSllSA W.
morrow morn
ing. She will
speak on THE
Holy Spirit. Our
Comforter"
Attorney Ed
win c. Dutton
will be the guest
speaker to the
NJ e n S B j b | e
Glass of Ed
brooke Method
iSt Church to-
morrow. PreSi-
dent B. S. DaVi-
son will preside.
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Fifteenth Street.

At IL am. sermon by the Rev
Leslie L. Bowers on The Extra
Good" Youth Fellowship groups at
$50 pm.
At pm. the young men in the
service of our country will be
honored by Christian patriotic
service during which Mrs. J. H.
Hansbrough, mother of two boys in
the service, will present a United
States Army service roll. The pastor
will speak on christian Soldiers.
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Trinity (COlOred) .

The Significance of Baptism" is
the subject of the Rev. j. S. Lucas
at 1870 am. There will be bap-
tizing. At $3.50 pm, the Rev. w. H.
Gibson, pastor of the Glendale
Baptist Church. and his congrega-
ton will worship. Reception of new
members and the Lords supper will
be served.
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II : IL Vi wv " llO
takes no account
of the Spirit S
activity a is equal
ly in error with
the u n t u tored
emOtionaliSt who
a t t r i b utes his
physical contor-
tons to the Spir-
1t. Many persons
have erroniously
believed that the
presence OF the
Spirit is revealed
BY seasons OF
ecstacy; forget
ting that ecstacy
is ALWAYS tempo
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Episcopal
Church of the Epiphany.

DR.. z. B. Phillips will preach
twice tomorrow. There will be morn
ing prayer and sermon at II am.
and at 8 pm. the Girls Friendly
Society will have a service of reded-
ication. DR.. Phillips will preach.
There will be holy communion at
8 am. and Junior Bible Glass at
$50 am. The Young Peoples Fell
lowship will meet at $50 pm.