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Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1958-01-31
CHURCH
NEWS
ST. JAMES AME

Our associate minister, the Rev
Calvin Parker. brought W. the In
apinng message Sunday January
20. IN the absence Of our pastor
Rev j. l.. Glover.
The Cathedral Choir sang, MY
God Is Real, 20 Worship the
King and 'Pentecostal Power .
The Youth Choir sang. steal
Away Guest Soloists was a group
called The chimes The group
consists u Paniette and Celia
stsrks Norma and Betty Thomas
They sang very beautifully. The
Lords Prayer" IN four parts
Last week / incorrectly stated
that Mt Oliyet presented a pro
gram for us I want 10 apologize
to Camphor Memorial as IL wns
they who presented the very fine
program
! would like very much for each
and everyone Of US TO say a little
prayer for our pastor and his wife.
Rev and Mrs Glover. who are both
III tn bed with the flu.
NlEkt Starks, reporter
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1958-01-31
Stroke Fetal To
Emma Blair, o5;
Services Held lon, "a

Funeral services FOR Mira Emma
Blair o. formerly ~ 5I7 Rondo
~ who died IN Aneksr hospital
January "a we're held At 10 am
january 2s a. Brooks Funeral
Home Rev DENIAL A Carty or
rieitted
Mrs Blair suffered "a stroke %
january ~ snd was taken 10
Anefar hospital whore she sac.
twubed on ire 2stf
SIRE spent her early Hfe IN Peoria
10 before moving 20 80 Paul
where ahe had lived Tor more than
go years She waa q member 81 81
James AME church
She "a survived by several grand
children living n New York
Burial waa 10 Oakland GENE
terry With BROOKS Funeral Home
Ia charge ~ arrangements
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1958-01-31
NEW HOPE BAPTIST

what IL Your Excuse was the
subject Of Rev. kneely williams
message on Sunday January 20.
The text was taken from Luke
1913 Miss Belna Jones sang a
beautiful solo.
Mrs Sarah Hubbard. president
Of Mission Society, brought echoes
from the fellowship meeting Of
tho Union Gospel Mission held
January 2.
The ordinance of baptism will
be observed on February / and the
right hand OF fellowship and the
ordinance OF holy communion will
be administered on Sunday Feb
ruary 2.
The Pastor and members were
guests At the Church Of Cod In
Christ on Sunday January % at
3 pm, Rev. johnson Is the pastor
Rev Williams brought the mes
sage,
Rev Williams and some Of the
tor OF Bethesda Baptist church
members attended the installation
service for Rev John Young. pas.
Miss Mile Church and Mr.
Ransom L. Simmons were united
N marriage on January "a Rev
williams performed the ceremony.
MIR Simmons - trustee at New
Hope
The regular business meeting of
The church win be held February
! All auNiliaries and boards are
tsked % make their reports at
his time
Visitors are always welcome
Mrs Clara Odell, reporter.
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Sorority Chapters
To Observe founders
Day Sunday Feb. ;

Delta PM Omega and Eta Chap.
ters Of Alpha Kappa Alpha Soror.
ity viii unite with Alpha Kappa
Alpha members in the Twin Cities
area to observe the Annual Found
ers Day Observance.
Founders Day Observance viii
be held at pm. Sunday February
?, in the Fine Arts Room of Coff-
man Memorial Union al the Univ
ersity % Minnesota.
The Founders Day committee
has arranged transportation for
those who wish Il. For transporta-
ton call Mrs June Barry, Mime.
apolis, at IA. 2-1S76. or Mrs. Edna
Griffin, ST. Paul, CA. 6-4Ts2
Mrs Frances Hughes il chair
man Of Founders Day committee
with Miss Mary Ellis. co-chairman.
Other members Of the committee
are Mrs, June Barry, Mrs. Elise
Lyle and Miss Joan johnson. who
Is chairman OF publicity.
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1958-01-31
ST. PAUL LUTHERAN

On Sunday. January 10, Pastor
Carl G. sunwan brought out as
his main point in his sermon that
the most essential thing in this
life Is Salvation, In his message
last Sunday he used as his sermon
topic Fruit Of Faith. The ques-
ton is asked What must / do
% be saved ?" The setting for the
text for his sermon was the Ser
mon on the Mount which was
preached by Jesus
After Jesus had preached this
sermon He came down from the
mountain and performed two mir
acles These two miracles teach
vs. the lesson Of faith. The first
miracle was the Cleansing Of the
Leper' an external sickness. The
second miracle had TO do with an
inner Illness.
Jesus Is both willing and able 70
heal and To save He would say
% all OF us. II will be thou made
clean The Word Of God Is the
power unto salvation 10 those who
believe.
Salvation is brought about by
knowledge and faith. For God SO
loved the world that He gave His
only begotten Son, that whatsoever
belieyeth In Him should not perish
but have everlasting Life John
.16.
Anna Wendell. Parish worker
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JOHN w. NANCY
RITES HELD Jan. ~

Services for John Wesley Nancy
1902 F1fth Az s. who died Wed,
ucsday evening January ~ IN
Nj SINAI hospital. were held Mon
day morning January n. at ten
O'Clock at 81 Thomas Episcopal
church The Rev Pr Louis w
johnson orrciated with burial ia
Lakewood cemetery
Mr. Nancy entered the hospital
on December 20, where he under.
went surgery from which he was
recovering Until no took turn
for The worse on sunday. his con
iiition was not thought serious
a native " Murfrvesboru. Tenn
he moved with hts family from,
Nashville Tenn Minneapolis In
1919 Before coming 90 Minneapa
is he had been manager ~ the
Gem Theatcr IN Nashville. At the
time or his death he was employed
IN the Isnneptn County Register
~ Deeds office. a position he had
held fur ten years
tie was a member Of SO. Thomas
Episcopal church, a member Of the
Rod ana Reel rluh and . member
Of thr Central Improvement A.
soe,ation
Survivors include his wife. Mrs
Cleo Nancy. son, John William
Nancy " 81 Paul one sister Mrs
Italia Harper of Indianapolis. ind
a niece Mrs Mamie v Smith 81
Chicago and one granddaughter
Chrfyl Ann Nancy ~ Sc Paul
Mrs Harper sister Mrs smith
be niece and Mr. cleveland Burh,
snnn 81 Mountain Home Tenn
brother uE Mrs Nancy an ratfur
10 the city 90 attend funeral sgry |
.grg
Neal F1moml Home was In
'harge or arrangements
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1958-01-31
Wife OF FORMER
Bethesda postor
Dies In Cleveland

Word was resolved o, the death
IN Cleveland Ohio. az Mrs Thorn.
AZ } Carter wife oF Rev Thomas
- Carter former pastor Of
Bethesda Baptist church. Mime.
spalis
Mrs Carter who Is well known
~ Minneapolis died Monday even
ing January y, At Highland View
hospital in Cleveland where she
had been patient FOR the nast
four months she had becn in IN
health for several years and hos
p'ta5Hsd at Lakeside hospital feY
three months before entering
Highland View hospital
Funeral services were held IN the
y " Wills Funeral CHAPEL Pr
day evening January ~ and burial
was he'd sRtariay morning al
n Sc a. Cnion cemetery IN Coiu,i
bus, uhio.
Surviving ls her husband Rev
Carter and one daughter Mis-
Adelaide Carter both q Cleveland
Rrpi other relatives
Mrs Carter was no sister cg
'he late osA A Lawrence fsrmer
rurtiagiAn IN AUnr~araH~ nr,B
also sister % ne late Mrs. Mary
iNanner of Minneapolis Mrs car.
ter ard ds8Shtsy Adelaide havr
visited Minneapolis on several o.
caNenx
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1958-01-31
V's'cria Graham Mpis.
Pioneer Is Buried

Services FOR Mrs Victoria IRA
BAN pioneer resident q N apa
apoi's who died January sN vrra
held AZ pm "wednesday 1sn.,
ary - AZ the Woodland Fstssral
Homs Rev NJ l. simmcgr 81
fieiated with burial IN CvSsaf
lake crmetnry
Mrs Graham had been A -rSi
den, % inc Cornesiap Nuranv
HOME for IRE pas, year Shs On.
terv'i the Minneapolis Genera noe
pttal two weeks aEo where 81.
a3cVuruhei % tousle pnaursor . IN
Saturday
She was born IN AIsany mt
ant bad hvcd n Minneapolis for
member % 81 prters ANgE church
who're abe bad ~crvcl % nc Stew
Ar,ioss snd 4escaness hoN~1s amt
Nar many wears was eithrch clerk
The iecsa~ei va the wtdow 81
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1958-01-31
Funeral Rites Held for
fm'iy Harris longtime
Pilgrim Choir Member

Services for Mrs Emily Harris
1a2 Fuller Az, who died January
30 we're hald a. Pilgrim Baptist
church ~ 2 pm Monday January
~ with Rev Floyd Massey IT,
officiating
Mrs Harris q long time resident
of 90 Paul waa born ln Indiana
June 1878 She had been ga
active member ~ Pilgrim Baptist
church and a member Of the choir
foe over 40 years
Surviving ~ ono daughter Mrs
Fern CLARK five grandchildren and
II great grandchildren. aud other
relatives
Birlsl was 10 Oakland cemetery
Brooks Funeral Home was IN
charge NJ arrangements.
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1958-01-31
REV. LOUIS JOHSsON's
BROTHER DIES IN NY.

Rev Louis W. Jolsnson, 1881
second Az 3, received word IL
the death u his brother Eugene
~ johnson. In Brooklyn. ~ n
hr Johnson died suddenly a. his
rome IN Thursaay January 70
Funeral services Were hold In
brooklyn % Monday January n
Tho deceased ia survived BY ias
wife Afs Dorothy Johnson his
mother Mrs Mary ruman of
Faliabury Mass three sisters
Mira Goney jackson, Brooklyn.
Mrs Ruth JoJnss Boston ana Mrs
Grace Collins FaHsbury end one
brother Rev Louis johnson Mn
uraUoliB
Rev Johnson viii leayr Monday
February Z, for Faiiabury to Wait
bia mother and other relatives
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1958-01-31
CARD or THANKS

The family Of the late Mr.. Royal
f. Davis wishes TO thank their
many friends, ueighbors and rela-
tives for their acts Of love and
thoughttulness extended during
his prolonged illness and recent
death, For the many cards. tele-
grams and beautiful floral sprays
and other acts Of blindness. we
shall always remain grateful and
viii cherish these memories al
ways
We especially want 10 thank
Rev C. D. Toliyer OF First AME.
church Of Seattle, Wash. Mr.. and
Mrs. l. y Stafford. Seattle, mem.
bers and friends OF Local 5is St
Paul and Seattle and Rev FLOYD
Massey Jr. and members OF Pill
grim Baptist Church
Mrs Blanche Davis, wife. Seattle
Mrs Norma r. Jones. daughter
Norman r Davis son and fam.
lies Of ST. Paul
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Church Community
To Honor Massey;
New Yorker Comma

Pilgrim Baptist Church and
Community w.l join % honor REV.
Floyd Massey Jr, Tar iabom be
yond The cali Of duty on Sunday.
February o. 1868 al 3 pm. AZ the
church, 732 w Central.
Al n am, Rev Sandy y RAY
81 Brooklyn. n Z WIN deliver he
sermon Music viii be- rendered by
the SoaIor Gospel ami choral
Choirs A. . pm, the Testimonial
win feature greetings from re-
iigiaua civic and government
ioadefs 90 wen aa Rev Rays
sermon.
Music viii be rendered by the
hinHeaota Baptist Convention
choir under the direction Of Mr.
WINE Hale a reception follows
IN Fellowship fiall
Rev Massey has served 80.
grim Church since September
1919 Itts work has not been rs
atrietcd 70 The paalorats Of hia
lo,ai church lake many Others.
be has given his talents and IN
efgiea n help his community. city
state and nation In many ways
faf beyond the cali Of duty
Pilgrim Church invites hia many
friends 20 these services
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1958-01-31
ST. rETER,s AME

sunday morning January "a, was
another dynamic sermon delivered
ny Rev NJ /. simmons Ne took
hiH text from Joshua is re
stressed the capabilities oS Moses
hn'v Moses was a leader az great
renown Heb. 2t:25
For so years Moses listened 10
helr complaints. be grew weary
ara his patience grew short Gods
promise today Is "as was with
Moses viii be with YOU he
win never tail
Rev simmons then referred 10
ths 9Th Psalm and the 10Th verse
When my father and mother for.
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1958-01-31
Judge Lectures
KIonsmon Who
Carried Pistol

LnHberton. ~. G. amp II
turned out % b. poetic justice
when Judge Lacy Manor Imposed
8 so day sentence upon Ku kluz
Khan member for carrying gun
a. a Khan rally which Indians u
the Luubee tribe broke W here
recently with giBflts
The Judge. an assistant record
er's court Jnrist ~ a member VI
tho Luribee tribe
Sentence Uas passed upon james
q Martin 81 Roldsyllle, ". g.
after the jurist had given him
lecture on behavior The sentence
waa suspended upon payment u
a $50 fine and court costs
The 55 year-old jarist told the
defendant
You came into a community
where there Is a happy eontented
people Who frown on violence you
came with a gun Obviously you
did not bring good viii
Our people CfndiansJ can't un
deratand why you should want 10
come among happy people and
bring snd create diseord
You have helped 20 bring ma
'ionwide advertisement 70 a people
who 90 not want that kind ~ al.
who only want 10
create a community that would be
an asset 20 our nation
N your organization had some
thing worthwhile 10 offer us. We 4
would be happy 10 have you. Bur .
he history Of your organization /
proves that IL has nothing 70 or /
Ter
Martin. who was with the 90 I.
ither KlanHmsn chased OF field
scar Haxtun by a band % Lumbee
Indians firing rifles and shotgun
nto the air told the Judge that
,e was through with the Khan
Indicted with Martin was the
tcy James Cole, 80 year-old Free
Van Baptist minister ot Marion (.
c. who posted 81 900 bond IN /
.is hometown pending an rKtradi
ion hearing n
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Ruth Nc Gee Daughter
OF Frederick Nc Gee
Buried January IS

Services for Mss Ruth MCGEE.
300 Charles Az who died January
p. we're held at am. Saturday
January Is, at St. Peter Clayer
Catholic church with the Rev Fl.
A Luger officiating
Miss AicGee, daughter Of the
late Frederick MCGEE, noted Grim.
mai lawyer and leader in ST Pau.
was born August u, 1857 in New
York
She was member o. st. Peter
Claver Catholic church.
Burial was in Calvary cemetery
with Brooks Funeral Home IN
charge Of the service
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1958-01-31
MRS. EMMA RoUNprREr
DIES FUNERAL SATURDAY

Services fyr Mrs Emma L.
Noundtroe 50t6 Irving Az NJ who
licd Monday tauusry ~. Ia Mime
apoita General hospital, will b. hahi
~ 10 am Saturday February / at
the TRUE Apostolic assembly. ste
dtrard Az " REV Henry W mH
w1ll nfuriate with burial IN Cry.
Rtal Lake cemetery
There are no known survivors
Woodland Funeral Home WIS IN
charge ~ arrangements
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1958-01-31
New U. S. Attorney
General In First
News Conference

Washington lAHrJ The Unit,
ed States Department N Jaatics
has turned thuubadopB on any
further effort - introduce nea
civil rights legislation during The
nest session 81 Congress
This fact vas revealed Monday
by the new Attorney General VIII
iams = Rogers, az his first gen
erai nogga conferences Rogers
stated flatiy that he "a not In
tend 10 recommend that the pIcsi-
dent submit any new 4vH rights
proposals bscauae the issue was
debated fully during the last Sea,
4iDn and q bin uaH paced
This BIN which UaH he first
Congress bias pasacI 10 d long Tins.
provides for the creation OF ciuI
Rights Commission 70 determine
and recommend what other leg
ination % necessary and desirable
stated Rogers I'VE should have
hitia time 70 aes h0w the law
works and "a enforce a."
IN" ff.yoarOid Attorney Grnsr
al who was elevated 10 thl8 posi-
ton Just a month ago. told news
m"n that he intended ~ enforce
the ciyil rghta inws ~ any other
laws win no more or no less
"beillgereney"
Rogers singled away from any
questions On Little Rock stating
that this subject should have a [
chance 10 rest for awhile he felt I
% undesirable from the stand /
point Of public interest a. make /
any statements about II
re pointed out that The Liitla I
Rock people have been handling /.
his matter pretty wen rscontly /
aad be prefers 10 avoid any state
ment that might argroyats the
situation
This youthful cabinet ulambor /
Nhp Il If tho described 80 hand |
some and "boysh has bad a
wealth ~ experience u The fields
y politlcs Bnd law enforcement
Before coming down 10 Wash
UElpn the tan blond New Yorker
'hd wpn the reputation aa racket
'uaier and Senate Investigator
10 political spurs we're won be-
md the SCENES campaigning for
and his very close
RENT Richard Nixon Ia both 1882
nj 1850
While serving 49, assistant At 4,
ornoy General Hogeu waa me
administrations meia ga.Botyyscu
d dealing with the late Senator
pneph Mccarthy during the an
loasant lays Of "MrCarthylam
md mou recently he was the
administrations top Capitol un
oHiart man IN the battle over
lo poaaAge Of aiwi rights iogisla
Ion
Flann artvg his elevation 20 the
pot IN the Justice Department
f,sr the resignation ~ Attorney
eneral nrowneii Rogsra made Il
ng5yn that the Eisenhower u
rmvaeil policies which had prev v
.nsly governed che department y
ere also his policies Ito said
'at no ans the out going atto
ny general had seen cyo fa eve 81
. On major matters
Hpgf tr wIrH : WANT an
|flaffsfH rms ssN 800 -. Il.
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sake me. then the Lord viii take
me up" Moses had much To his
credit he further stated for he
gave his people a real ten COM
nandments and died al the age Of
40 years
Prayer meeting every Thursday
night
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St Thomas WOmens Auxiliary
Chitteriing or Chicken supper
Feb. 3, Z pm. Masonic Temple,
1882 lth Ave. So. SIPS. Special
ChIldren's Dinner. soc.
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1958-01-31

ne ate oiell Graham. VINO pre-.
cessAod her in toath saue thirty
yvArs sSn Mr. Graham operated
the peu He'cl hS,Afsd AZ wAss-
tnEtaa Az. 3 ard Marquette Az
one ~ TIRE nrSs Nsgrs hosrss IN
thr etty
There are no known survivors
wc~fsrd rwnersI Harac was n
charge % srrNnr~nerts
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Hn'gt re WIN : WANT an
aufsarttfuE uY NAH. TO-DAY
READ rte WANT ans
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TIrE PAPER TTrE ENEMIES FEAR
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Pilgrim Church invites hia many
friends 70 these services
The journal. (Caldwell, Ohio) 1934-1961, 1958-04-03
Mntch NotQA =

Reinersville Methodist Charge
Harvey H. McPheron, Pastor
Reinersville - Worship service
9:45 a. m.
Baptism and reception of mem
bers. The sermon topic is Christ
Arose."
Sunday school, 10:45 a. m.
Charge Sunrise Easter service
at Bald Knob at $40 a. m. In
the event of inclement weather,
this service will be held at
Smiths Chapel.
Smiths Chapel - Sunday
school. 1000 a. m.
Worship service, ll:00 a. m.
Baptism and reception of men,
bers. Sermon Christ Arosew
Revival services to continue
to April IL inclusive. Each even
ing at 7:30 o'clock.
Keith - Sunday school, $50
a. m. Youth fellowship, 7:30 pm.
Dungannon Sunday school,
1000 a. m.
Youth Fellowship, 7:30 p. m.
Prayer meeting Tuesday at
1880 p. m.
Forest Grove Worship SER
vice, 2:30 p. m. Sermon topic
"Christ Arose."
Read IL Samuel this week.
The journal. (Caldwell, Ohio) 1934-1961, 1958-04-03
Caldwell st. Philomena
Catholic Church

Rev. Fr. S. j. Pekalla, pastor
Holy Thursday, Mass at 7:30
p. m. A procession will be held
after Mass.
Good Friday, services will be-
gin at 1900 o'clock noon.
Friday evening at 7:30 p. m,
lenten devotions, way of the
Cross" and sermon by visiting
priest.
Blessing of the fire, paschal
candles and baptismal water will
begin at 1855 p. m. on Holy Sat-
urday. Saturday at 1900, mid
night, Mass of the Resurrection.
Easter Sunday, Masses at 700
and 900 a. m.
Confessions during Holy Week
will be held at the following
times: Thursday, 1920 a. m.
100 p. m. and after evening
Mass; Friday, 9:45 a. m, Zoo
p. m. after Good Friday services
and after evening devotions on
Good Friday; Saturday at 1890
a. m. and 100 p. m.
A visiting priest will be pres
ent for confessions Thursday
afternoon and evening and Fri
day afternoon and evening.
The journal. (Caldwell, Ohio) 1934-1961, 1958-04-03
Macksburg Dexter City
Methodist Charge
Walter II. Brown, Pastor

Easter Sunrise Service - $50
a. m. at Dexter City - Special
music by Dexter City Youth
Choir singing two selections and
by Mr.. James Carter singing a
solo. To be attended by Cam
bridge Commandery No. Al K.
T. in a body. Baptismal service
at the close. Bacon and egg
breakfast to be served by the
Dexter City W.S.C.S. at the con-
clusion of the service, in the
basement of the church.
Easter Sunday Morning Wor-
ship Service at the Mary Reed
Memorial church at $50 with the
minister bringing the message.
Baptismal service at conclusion.
Easter Sunday Morning Wor-
ship Service at the Macksburg
Methodist church at 10:45 a. m,
with the minister bringing the
message. The Easter offering IN
the plastic bags and offering
envelopes will be received at all
the services of the morning.
There will be no evening SER
vic on the Charge.
All are cordially invited to
attend any or all of these SER
vices. The Macksburg Choir will
sing for the service at the
Macksburg church.
The journal. (Caldwell, Ohio) 1934-1961, 1958-04-03
Easter Caniata To
Be Presented Sunday
In Church OF Christ

The adult choir of the First
Church of Christ, directed by
Charles Meek, will present the
Easter cantata, ''The Thorn
Crowned King" Sunday evening,
April 6 at 800 o'clock, accord
ing to an announcement made by
the church pastor, Ira J. Bran
don.
The cantata opens with an
anthem of praise from the right
eous to the God of their saliva
ton, and closes with the tri-
umphant chorus of His Resurrec-
ton.
In between these two anthems
the story of Christ's suffering,
betrayal, crucifixion, and en-
tombment, is woven into music
that suggests all the feeling of
the narrative. Then the power
and triumph of the Resurrection
breaks through the gloom in the
stirring chorus, 'He Is Risen"
and in a quartet arrangement,
Jesus Lives"
A cordial invitation is ex-
tended to the community to
relieve these momentous occur
ences in our Lords life, by hear
ing them presented in words set
to appropriate music.
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sion; the reading from the Scrip
lures; the meditation and prayer.
Suffering at the Cross" at
lao p. m. by Rev. Fred H. East
man, pastor of the First Presby-
terian church in Caldwell; a
hymn of Aspiration; a choral
selection; the meditation and the
prayer.
Victory at the Cross" at 2:05
p. m. by Ira ]. Brandon, pastor
of the First Church of Christ in
Caldwell; hymn of penitence;
the reading of the scriptures, the
meditation and the prayer.
Confidence at the Cross" at
2:30 p. m. by Rev. Walter H.
Brown, pastor of the Macksburg-
Dexter City Methodist charge; a
hymn of conSecration; the read
ing of the scriptures; a choral
selection; the meditation and the
prayer.
The concluding portion of the
service will be conducted by
Rev. John Thompson, retired
Methodist minister from Pleasant
City. This will include period
of prayer and meditation, the
benediction an0 the poStlude.