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Abos Ethel Waters the grand lady Of the spotlight world
who shown here as she will appear in Nj million anda
hall dollar staer Rgh In this scene Louie Armstrong the
trumpet KING ofswing and Moreland the great come
played DE Lawd is old Satan himself The lads making up
the background the famous dancers Moke and Poke
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1943-03-20
Hungarian Services
In Grace Evangelical

For Washington residents Of
Hungarian descent there will be a
service in the Grace Evangelical and
Reformed Church at $50 pm Tues
day in connection with holy COM
munion and concentrating Magyar
Freedom Day.
The Hungarian Reformed Fedora
ton of America, 1926 Pennsylvania
avenue NV, arranges this service
every year when the Supreme Coun-
Gil of the federation has it's yearly
meeting in the Kossuth building.
The services will be held in Amer
lean and Magyar languages DR.. F.
Ujlaki, Toledo, Ohio: DR.. L. Nanassy.
Ligonier. Pa; DR.. C. Vince, Perth
Amboy, N. j.: the Rev. C. Papp,
South Norwalk. Conn; the Rev. E.
Vasvary and the Rev. G. E. K.
Borshy. Washington, D. c., and the
Rev. c. Wingert of Grace Reformed
Church will officiate.
Residents of Hungarian descent
are invited.
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Solomons. That Is why we have
had from the fighting fronts so
many remarkable expressions of re-
ligious interest.
In most intense form, with SUI
preme issues depending upon it.,
Jesus confronted this problem of
morale among His disciples. At
their final rendezvous before the
Crucifxion, in the heart-opening,
tender farewell meeting in the Up
per Room, the Leader undertook to
establish the hearts of His COM
pany, so that they would carry on
after His departure.
He had done His utmost, and full
filled His mission. Now all depended
on this little band of commonplace
men. If they failed Him, His mis-
sion would fail. They stood, as it
WERE. between a world lost and a
world redeemed The Good News
was their to carry to all mankind.
The people would get the Story of
Christ from them. or they would not
get it at all What a tremendous
need for morale was there! Hearts
must be fortified minds clarified and
spirits consecrated to this highest
task ever laid upon mortals.
He Prayed For Them.
1t was a rare and crowded fare
we'll party. Jesus had so much to
tell His friends. They needed COM
fort and inspiration and clear coun-
sci. Most of all. they needed to
understand Jesus Himself, and His
life-giving love that would last for
ever. He taught them, by example,
the spirit of lowly service. He made
plain that one of this inner circle
would betray Him. He pictured the
power of life maintained in unity
with Himself; and the sure rewards
of eternity. He unveiled His own
identity as one with the Father; and
He promised a new Helper, the mys-
ferrous and mighty Spirit who would
make possible the living of the new
life. the understanding of the Word
and the carrying out of the Divine
program.
Then, as a climax. before the
party broke up and then set out for
the Garden of Gethsemane,. Jesus
prayed for His disciples. That was
the last and greatest service He could
do for His friends; even as 1t is also
ours. Our minds return, under the
influence of this sublime microscopy
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Special Sermons Listed
By Dr.. H. ). Wilkinson

The Rev. Dr. Howard S. Wilkin-
son, rector of ST. Thomas Episcopal
Church, has announced two special
addresses each week during Lent in
addition to the regular Sunday and
weekday services.
He will preach at IL am. tomorrow
on DO and Don't of Lent" At S
pm. on Sundays he is having Sc
ries on the doctrine. discipline and
worship of the Episcopal Church.
This series will take the form of a
discussion group and senior confir-
nation class. 1t Is open to every
one.
At the celebration of holy COM
munion Thursdays at IL am. the
Rev. w. l.. Goodrich is giving q
series of talks on Prayer"
Plans are under way for a new
sewing group to meet on Friday eve
nings. All interested are requested
to consult the rector's secretary.
1t. Jean Palmer of the WAVES
will speak on the work of her or
ganlzation at luncheon meeting
April !. All are invited.
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Bishop 10 Conduct
MONDAY Series at
Church Of Epiphany
Right Rev. R. {. L. Strider
Of West Virginia to
Preach Five Days

The Right Rev Robert l.. Strider,
Bishop of the Episcopal Diocese of
West Virginia, will be the noon day
lenten preacher at the Church Of
the Epiphany Monday through
Friday.
Bishop Strider, who is one of the
best known preachers in America,
is native of West Virginia. He
graduated from the Episcopal High
School, the University of Virginia
and the Virginia Theological Semi
nary. He was rector of st. Mat
thew's Church. Wheeling, w. Va,
from 1915 to 1923, when he was
elected bishop coadjutor OF that
diocese and succeeded to the
bishopric in 1941 He is a member
of the National Council of the
Episcopal Church and a trustee of
several colleges and universities.
He has been acknowledged as one
of the best opponents of modern
theology and has developed a
preaching style that combines deep
scholarship with popular presenta-
ton.
In addition to mondays, Bishop
Strider also will preach at $50
pm. Wednesday. The rector, DR.,
c. W. Steering will preach at II
am. tomorrow on The True Mean
ing of Holiness" At pm. the
third of the Sunday night lenten
series on What Is the Christian
Faith will be given, the special
topic being Has Christ Work for
Us?"
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10 Gather
For Lenten Services
Al Keller Memorial
Second in Series
Of Union Meetings
Scheduled Monday

Keller Memorial Lutheran Church
will be host Monday evening to the
union Lutheran lenten service, the
second in series OF Monday evening
services sponsored by the Lutheran
Ministerial Association OF the Dis
trict
The guest speaker will be the Rev.
DR.. Henry H. Dagger, former presi-
dent of the Pittsburgh Synod and
now pastor of old Trinity Lutheran
Church, Lancaster, Pa. Assisting In
the service will be the Rev. Raymond
c. Sorrick, president of the Mary
land Synod and newly elected pastor
of st. Luke's Lutheran Church,
Silver Spring, Md. The pastor OF
Keller Memorial, the Rev. DR.. j.
Harold Mumper, will be the nturgist.
The public Is invited.
DIR. Mumper tomorrow will con-
tinue the series of lenten sermons at
II am. on the general subject, Path
for Our Times" The specific subject
Is Faiths Place in Life" At 7:45
pm. the Rev. Robert c. Reiter, as
sistant pastor. will speak on Thy
Kingdom Come"-the second in
series of studies on the Lords
| Prayer.
Lenten services are being held
each Thursday at 8 pm. DR.. Num-
per is following series of medita-
lions on the Passion of Our Lord, his
subject on March Is is with Jesus
in Gethsemane.
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New York TheoIoqian
Twill Give Sermon
AT St. PauI's
Dr.. Edward R. Hardy, Jr.,
Will Preach at Service
At II AM. Tomorrow

The Rev. DR.. Edward r. Hardy,
jr., member of the faculty of Cen
eral Theological Seminary, New
York, will preach at II am. tomor-
row at St. Paul's Church, Rock
Creek Parish.
After serving in several parishes
in New York State, in 1910 he be-
came instructor in Hebrew at the
seminary, which position he now
occupies. He is author of several
books
Other distinguished preachers will
occupy the pulpit during Lent, both
at II O'Clock on Sundays and certain
Wednesday evening services.
Services are held each Wednes-
day. Holy communion at $50 am.
and service at pm. On March
"a and April IL at pm. there will
be the penitential Office and holy
communion. On other Wednesdays
) the service will be evening prayer
and sermon.
There will be open house at the
rectory after services on Wednesday
during Lent.
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Religious Discussion
Slated at Catholic u.

Jesus Christ, the Light OF the
World" will be the topic of religious
round-table discussion, sponsored by
the school of law of Catholic Uni
versity, at 1870 am. tomorrow in
Mcmahon Hall at the university
DR.. Brendan F.. Brown announces.
The discussion will be led by the
Rev. John B. Tennelly.
These discussions are designed to
present the fundamental doctrine
and practice of the Catholic religion.
Intended primarily for lawyers and
law students, all Catholic and non
Catholic men are invited. A low
mass will be celebrated in the Ma
tlonal Shrine of the Immaculate
Conception at the university at TO- As
m.
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Buckingham will lead in prayer. The
Leadership Committee will meet at
$50 pm. and the Board of Directors
at $50 pm.
The Fellow Workers Bible Glass
will hold its monthly meeting Mon
day at 8 pm. c. c. Lake, president,
will preside.
Ralph L. Lewis will lead the dis
cussion at the session of the Young
Peoples Glass, using the theme so
Little Comes of It." President Al
bert Hutchinson will preside.
The Women's Bible Glass of North
Washington Baptist Church will
meet at the home of Mrs Elsie Fir
min Monday at pm. for Polly
anna social"
DR.. Robert w. Handbook, United
States Bureau of Education, Will
teach the Mems Bible Glass of Ed
brooke Methodist Church tomorrow
morning.
The Box Glass of Emory Methodist
Church will be taught tomorrow
morning by H. L. Garrett. Marshall
r. Baker will preside
George A. Watson announces DR..
Cove G. johnson, pastor, National
Baptist Memorial Church, and DR..
Charles E. Resser, president, District
Of Columbia Sunday School Associa-
ton, will participate in the program
of the annual banquet of the Organ
lied Bible Glass Association on
March 81.
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Rev. E. L. Foot Lists
Programs at WESLEYAN

The Rev. Edwin L. Foot, pastor
OF the First Wesleyan Methodist
Church, will preach at IL am. to-
morrow on do I Want All Gods
Truth?' His subject for a broad
cast over Station WWDC at 3 pm.
will be Keep on Keeping On" At
1870 pm. he will speak on THE I'M
pardonable SIM"
At 7 pm. Monday Mrs. Ruth De
Misa will conduct the children's
hour.
The Bible Study Glass, under the
direction Of the Rev. Edwin L. Foot.
will meet at 1880 pm. Tuesday. 1t
is opened to all young men and
women interested in preparing
themselves for the ministry and for
the missionary field
Prayer service will be conducted
at 7:45 pm. Wednesday, followed by
q meeting of the Sunday School
Teachers Training Glass.
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TheosophicoI Society

Plato, the Worlds Greatest Phi.
loSopher; the Story of His Life, and
an Outline of His Teachings" is the
theme of lecture at 1915 H street
NV. at 8 pm. tomorrow by Miss
Elizabeth M. Dawes. At $50 pm,
James w. Mcclure will address the
Mystic Glass on Hour Our Elder
Brothers, the Masters of Wisdom,
Lead and Guide Human Evolution"
Friday at pm, Mrs. Lillian F..
Boatman will give a blackboard talk
on "Astro-psychology." These meet
ings are all open to the public.
A meeting for members only. but
open to all Theosophists, is held
every Wednesday at 8 pm. with
studies in 1.-THE Song Celestial" and
THE Secret Doctrine" Meditation
class, Tuesdays at 8 pm. at 2448
Twentieth street NV.
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Rev. 0. 6. Robinson
To Give Sermon al
Calvary Methodist
Film Will Be Shown
In Evening, Followed
BY Comments of Pastor

The Rev. Orris Gravenor Robin
son will preach tomorrow morning
in Calvary Methodist Church on
THE Simplicity of Becoming New. 3"
At s pm. there will be motion
picture, The Crown of Righteous
ness" after which DR.. Robinson will
comment briefly Following the eve
ming service friendly hour will be
held.
At 7 pm. DR.. Robinson will start
a series of discussions for the young
people on After the Bombers. the
Builders The subject this week
Will be What Is Man?" All young
people are invited. Preceding the
service there will be a tea.
DR.. Robinson will be in his study
at the church Thursday from 7 to 9
pm. to see any one who may wish
to confer with him. Any friend of
the church is welcome to call on
him at the church, either Thursday
or Sunday from to pm.
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Programs Announced
At St. PuuI's Lutheran

Corpl. William B. Schaeffer will
preach tomorrow night at st. Paul's
Lutheran Church on This Above
ALI" He was assistant pastor until
last August, when he entered the
Army. Since then he has been
assistant to the chaplain at Camp
Shelby. Miss.
At the morning service, DR.. Henry
W. Snyder will continue his lenten
series, the subject being Let's Talk
This Over"
The Centennial Program Commit
tee will meet at the parsonage Tues
day night.
Thursday night ST. Psul's will be
hosts to the community lenten
series, when the Rev. E. o. Clark OF
the Chevy Chase Baptist Church
will preach.
The Domer Glass wiz meet Satur-
day night at the home of Mr.. and
Mrs. Granville Custer.
DR.. Snyder will continue his series
OF broadcasts over WRC at 1915
am. Tuesday. His subject will be
The Witness of Sinners"
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Evangelical Covenant
To Mark Anniversary

The Evangelical Covenant Church
of Washington will celebrate its an
nlversary at l0:45 am. and pm.
tomorrow, with services at the Lee
Sheraton Hotel. The Rev. Thure
Jacobson, chairman of the Eastern
Conference of the Evangelical Gov
enant Church of America and pas
tor of the church in Boston, will be
the guest speaker.
Of Swedish origin, the church had
its beginning in this country almost
three-quarters of century ago.
During the years it has become an
English-speaking church. The Rev.
o. T. Backlund is the pastor of the
Washington congregation, which
meets at the hotel each Sunday
morning and evening and each
Wednesday evening.
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Chevy Chase PRESBYTERIAN

God Is There" will be the subject
Of DR.. j. H. HOLSTER at IL am, and
at pm. Blessed Is the Man"
There will be a discussion at 7::30
pm, on THE Question of Smoking
and Drinking" preceded by a movie
on ITS the Brain That Counts"
What Is Your Idea of God?" will
be the subject at 7:45 pm. DR.. Hol-
lister, Barbara Johnson, Laurence
Wood, Jane Braucher and Mrs. Ben
r. Cowles will participate in the dis
cussion.
The subject of the women's lenten
service Friday will be The Cross in
the Teaching of Jesus" These serv-
ices will be held at 100 pm. each
Friday during Lent. conducted by
Miss Mabel N. Thurston.
The Rev. Joseph L. Schantz. chap
lain at Gallinger Hospital, will con-
tinue the course on "lay visiting"
Friday at 2.45 pm.
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Church Of Our Saviour

At 7:30 am. holy communion at
the chapel; II am, morning prayer
and sermon by the Rev. Alvin La
mar Wills, the second in a series on
Fulfilling the Great Commission;
pm. the rector will lecture to the
confirmation class at the home of
Mrs. Richardson; pm, a round
table will be conducted The guest
speaker will be M. j. Blair Fish. a
member Of the Indian Purchasing
Commission. He will speak on The
Problem of India"
On Wednesday at 7;30 pm. a
lenten service will be held. The Rev.
Edward Gabler,, rector of Christ
Church, will be the guest speaker
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McKendree Methodist

The Rev. Charles F. Phillips will
preach at II am. on "A Churchman
Gets Religion and at pm. on
Phillip. the Disciple" another in q
series of discussions on The Disci-
Piles Of Christ"
Starting Sunday, Joash chests will
be distributed to the members and
friends of the church for lenten
self-denial offering to be applied to
the church building fund.
The Mems Bible Glass will meet
Tuesday evening. A program that
will appeal to nature lovers has been
provided. DR.. Percy L. Kicker, bot
anist of the Department of Agricul-
ture, will present a series of slides.
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French Services.

At the French service at st.
Johns Episcopal Church tomorrow
at pm. the Rev. DR.. Florian Vur-
pilot will preach on Blaise Pascal,
the scientist, moralist and Christian
whose conversion casts new light
on a souls religious crisis and strug-
gle.
The young peoples Franco-Amer-
lean Circle will meet on Monday at
8 pm. in the parish house. when
the Rev A. F. Liotard will speak on
North Africa and the War"
On Thursday from 7:30 to 8:l5
2 m. the Rev. Mr. Liotsrd will con-
duct another in the series of lenten
eervlces In French.
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union communion service. Sermon
by DR.. Roy. At 8 pm. Chaplain
j. w. Bundrant will be the guest
speaker.
On Tuesday night DR.. Roy will
deliver sermon to the Junior Of
fetal Board.
Unity (Coloredl.
Sermon at 1870 am. by the Rev.
Edward M. Tyre on The Old
Fashion Way; 8 pm, sermon by
the pastor on THE Restlessness of
the Wicked"
At $3.50 pm. Tuesday prayer and
services, led by the church officers.
At $3.50 pm. Friday services con-
Quoted by the Pastors Aid Club.
Trinidad (Colored.
At 1l:30 am. the Rev. Spencer D.
Franklin will preach on Lifting
Burdens" At 8 pm. the Rev. J. T..
Brooks will preach on Jesus Is
Real to Me-"
Mckinley Memorial (CoIored). =
The Rev. Ruben w. Hall of Viz
ginia will be the guest preacher at
1870 q m. Sunday. Holy communion
at pm. Preaching at $50 pm.
RehOboth (Colored).
Stages of Discipleship." is the
theme of the Rev. Mr.. Johnson to-
morrow morning. In the afternoon
he will deliver the anniversary SER
mon at Capital View. The Rev.
Aaron McComb will conduct services
at 8 pm.
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prayer, to the need that we should
pray without ceasing for our men
in service; and let them know that
daily. hourly, our petitions are
ascending to heaven in their behalf.
If Jesus needed to pray for the
friends from whom He was parting
how much more de we. Mans ex-
tremity is Gods opportunity Jesus.
the man of prayer-recall those
lonely nights of prayer on the noun
tain sides-climaxed His counsel to
His friends with passionate prayer.
What is Religion?
Embedded in this microscopy
prayer Of Jesus are soaring spiritual
truths: the whole prayer is one to
be lived with in reverent study for
days and weeks Near the begin
ming the Master gave definition of
eternal life, or of religion, as we
loosely say. Now there are current
countless interpretations of religion,
most of them shallow and made
quate. Jesus said categorically:
This is life eternal, that they
should know Thee, the only true
God. and Him whom Thou didst
send, even Jesus Christ"
That is comprehensive and COM
plete. The Life of the Ages" as
Weymouth translates 1.-THE inner,
spiritual life which survives into
eternity-consists of personal &C
quaintance with the everything God,
who is not far from any one of us,
and even dwells within us, whom
Jesus loved to call by the tender
name of Father; and whose sent Son
He proclaimed Himself to be.
We come face to face with the
most important question Of time and
eternity as we study this interces-
sorry prayer of Jesus. For if Ian
guage means anything at all, we
have here the repeated affirmation
of Christ's oneness with the Father.
The New Testamint is full of the
same testimony; but here it is
again and again. The world is for
ever specializing about the Deity of
Jesus; but there is no real room for
speculation If We are to accept His
words as reported in the Bible. He
was not even a good man If all His
claims for Himself are a tissue of
lies. There Is but one alternative
for everybody; either to accept Jesus
as God in the flesh, or to reject Him
altogether
One God-hke trait of Jesus was
the way in which His love reached
out to encompass the world.
Neither pray for these alone, but
for them also which shall believe on
me through their word; that they all
may be one: as Thou, Father, are in
Me, and in Thee, that they also
may be one in us; that the world
may believe that Thou hast sent
Me-"
This craftsmanship of the Divine
is a truth for the times. If Jesus
is what He says He is, then we are
bound to accept Him as the Leader
in the redeeming of the world. To
put Him in the place of High Com
mand Is to assure a transformed
human society.
The Sunday School lesson for
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Fifth Baptist Church

In the absence of DR.. John E.
Briggs, who is in Florida, the Rev.
j. Herrick Hall. co-pastor, will
preach tomorrow morning and eve
ming. Respective subjects are That
Which Won't Be Rationed' and Be
ware of Borrowing" The evening
service will be broadcast from 8 to
9 o'clock over WWDC. Following
the evening service there will be a
fellowship to which the men and
women of the armed forces are IN
yited
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p L . l q u ii u Z 81
convictions of
m e MS h e ar t S
must be affect
ed. The motor
purposes a n d
passions of hu-
man life must
be stirred. Real
morale is soul
deep. 1t needed
m ore t h a n
sprightly enter
t a i n m e mt to
keep the men
going in Crete
and Dieppe and
Bataan and the
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Lincoln lCOlOredl

DR. Robert w. Brooks will speak
on The Price of Spiritual Progress. :"
The Mems Brotherhood will meet at
l0:l5 am. Ernest Yarrow, pastor
at-iarge of the Congregational
Churches of this area, will be the
guest speaker. A meeting of the
church cabinet will be held at 6
pm.
The prayer service will be held
Thursday at 8 pm. The pastor will
give the meditation.
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Dr.. Adcock of Indiana
Gives Sunday Sermons

Members of the National Memo
rial Church of God will observe their
first anniversary in the new church
building at 3 pm. tomorrow. DR..
E. F. Adcock, from Anderson, Ind,
secretary Of the National Board of
Church Extension and Home Mis-
sions of the Church of God, will
preach on THE Things to Come"
The pastor, the Rev. Esther M.
Boyer, will preach in the morning
on What Cause for Rejoicing?" An
old-fashioned basket dinner will be
held at lis pm. DR.. Adcock will
preach at pm. on This Is My
Saviour"
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Georgetown.

Seeing the Invisible" will be the
subject Sunday at II am. of the
Rev. Harold E. Beatty. There will
be the service of infant baptism.
Union Lutheran lenten service
Monday, 8 pm, in Keller Memorial
Church. Lenten service in this
church Wednesday, pm. Gospel
meditation by the pastor.
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Metropolitan Wesley A. M. f.

The Rev. David Cecil Lynch will
preach on HE Took Towel" at II
am. At $3.50 pm. the Rev. G. E.
Stevenson, minister of Providence
Baptist Church, will preach in the
interest of the Missionary Society
The minister will have charge of the
8 pm. service.
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Knox Orth0dOy-

The Rev. Mr.. Phillips announces
his morning message as Does Man
Need Mediator in His Approach
Unto God?" Christ Our Righteous
ness" is the evening topic. Child
evangelism classes are held each
Thursday at 3,45 pm, with prayer
meeting at pm. at 1916 Vermont
avenue NV.
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BrookIund Methodist

Dr.. S. Paul Schilling will preach
on THE Peacemakers" at IL am.
The motion picture, Unto the
Hills" will be shown at pm.
DR.. A. S. Mowbray, pastor of this
church from 1917-1922, will speak
at the lenten service at pm.
Thursday.
The intermediate Fellowship and
Junior Church will hold a party
Saturday at 2 pm,
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Lutheran
At0nement.

Lenten service every Wednesday
at 8 pm. and at 845 pm. adult
class instruction in Catechism. This
class will be confirmed Wednesday
evening of Holy Week,
Subject of sermon tomorrow at IL
a IN. formulation of Church. Peters
Confession" and at pm. Silence.
The Rev. Howard E. Snyder will
speak at each service.