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TU CEDAR RAPIDS GAZETTE: Sat. April I. ISO Rural Church Hat Real Churches Planning I Iowa Churches-McGregor Lutheran Opportunity Glaser Church Briefs Minister in Ohio Special Services For Holy Week Norwegian and Swedish Group Consolidate In Two Edifices Between and Special to To OUelto. STRAWBERRY POINT The Rev. Robert E.

Glaser of Strawberry Point told tha Wartburg college Chi Rho Society Sunday evening that country-to-city migrations offer rural pastors a real opportunity. "When we realize that large numbers of young people migrate to cities, wt see that rural churches have a unique opportunity to teach and build tha church of tomorrow," ha said. Chi Rho Is composed of young man who have tha Christian ministry In view. Driving More Than 600 Miles Weekly CLEVELAND (INS) Tha Rev. Louis Gasper of Fostorta, Ohio, hasn't actually circled tht globe, but his quest for knowledge has entailed trsvel equivalent to several times around the earth.

Whsfs mora. Mr. Gasper, at 18, still is at it, commuting mora than 600 miles a weak while seeking to achieve his goal of a doctorate In philosophy at Western as ars university. In will be received into First Presbyterian church, Mt. Vernon, at Palm Sunday services, end a number of children wui be baptised.

i Lake's Evangelical and Reformed church, Burlington, Is planning a new $100,000 church building. Architects nave completed plant for a 1200,000 primary school building for St. Joseph's academy (Catholic) in Das Moines. The combined choirs (55 voice) Most Cedar Rapids churches have planned special services for Holy week. For the twenty-first consecutive year, Trinity Lutheran church will conduct Good Friday services at Memorial coliseum.

The services, which In recent years have attracted near-capacity audiences, will begin at 13:10 p.m. Speaker this year is Dr. J. W. Behnken, Chicago, 111., who la 8 resident of tha Missouri synod of ie Lutheran church.

Eldred Ger-hold, soloist, will sing Lamb of God, Pure and accompanied by Rose Thelss, organist. An offering will be taken at the services. After expenses have been paid, the balance will be sent to the American Bible Society to promote non-denominational work nf Anamota Methodist Host For Sixth Lent Service Three He was named pastor at Fee- tnwim Ranti.t 1 St. Paul's Lutheran churches at Spirit to Tha OMMtU. ANAMOSA The sixth Union Lenten service will be conducted in the Methodist church Sunday evening at 7:30 p.m.

The united Poatvllle will sing "The a cantata by lr John Stainer, Sunday evening. a eu. oiiiir utik 1 1 1 II earned A- and MA. degrees at Bowling Green State university and enrolled at Western Reserve early this month to attain his Ph.D. choirs 01 the cooperating churches distributing Bibles and Scripture portions in more than a thousand will present a program of sacred music under the direction of Mrs.

it. Stephen's Lutheran church. Cedar Rapids, a home mission of On Mondays and Fridays HowanL--Remley and S. Werner the Evangelical Lutheran church Gasper drives to Cleveland 1 Kirlin The Union Good Friday service will be conducted in the Baptist church at 2:30 p.m. The Rev.

M. V. George of the South India languages and dialect. An Easter cross will be given as a mo-mento to all who attend. Following is a resume of Holy week services announced this week.

For complete re-Easter programs, consult the church of your choice: BAPTIST. Calvary Service Wednesday 7.45 p.m.; sacred concert by Wheaton college men'i cle, rinh since June, lWl, has decided to Fostorta to attend -lass as After become completely self-sustaining. an overnight stay he drives back It will move into its new building to Fostorta. In between classes, be at Thirty-first street and Mead- conducts regular Sunday church owbrook drive 8E late this sum- services, a Wednesday Bible meet-mar. ing, and performs other minis- texlal duties.

The only mitred abbot in the The Hard War. Analican church. the Ricrht Rv United now studying at the University of Dubuque, will deliver the sermon. Dom Augustine Morris. O.S Achieving things the hard Minister Gives Advice nass ooon me new Lri Thursday 7:30 p.m.; Good Friday! abbot of Nashdom.

England, has communion service Frirlav 7 -n been visiting in IVt rait i lot Forced to leave high school at To Lovelorn Couples p.m. ML Zlon Service Wednes- head of the Anglican Benedictine to f0 to work' 85 STOCKHOLM (AP) The Rev Erik Arbin, Stockholm, had uay p.m. First Maundy i order. Dom Augustine conferred 10 me ministry unui Thursday communion service 7:30 with officials at the American ytMn- Aiter sTaduaUoo p.m. Dairy Dale Service Wednes-1 Benedictine foundation at Three ch'c Bible school, he By Florence L.

CUrk. McGREGOR When Scandinavian immigrants first came to this region nearly a hundred years ago, they avoided the prairies. They liked the ridge land south of McGregor along the Mississippi because it reminded ttiem of home. In a few years the Swedes had farms in one section, the Norwegian in another. The settlements touched and there was harmony between them.

Bat each nationality wanted its own kind of church. 80 Swedish and Norwegian Lutheran churches were built hardly more than a mile apart The Norwegian congregation, organized in 1853, is probably the oldest of its denomination in northeast Iowa. The present church was built in 1861 the year the Civil war started. The present Swedish church was built later. Before the buildings were put up, traveling missionaries conducted services in settlers' cabins.

The years passed. Third and fourth generation families were living on the farms cleared by their forefathers. But it was difficult to support two churches, and some 15 years ago the two congregations decided to bury tradition. They came op with a novel decided to finish high school and compromise: The newer and larger Swedish church was to be the house of worship, while the Norwegian church would be kept as a social center. And here's how the plan has worked out: The consolidated congregation worships in the Swedish church; the young peoples society, church socials and ladies aid meet in the old building.

Weddings and funerals are held In both churches. Each church has its own cemetery. The Rev. O. R.

Haugstul, resident pastor at Waterville, conducts services every other Sunday at the Swedish church. day 7:30 p.m.; Good Friday ser- Rivers, Mich. then enrolled at Bowling At Anamoaa. youth troop in March, 1945 0 1 TT I His appointment as piece of friendly advice for young couples wanting to get married quick. He told theni the story of a marriage ceremony which was prolonged for several minutes because the bashful bride refused to say "yes." The sweating clergyman finally coaxed her into it but afterwards asked why she had been so reticent.

"You shouldn't be too anxious said the bride. pastor forced him to travel 84 miles daily to and from Bowling Oreen. and by the time he wae graduated cum laude from the the Baptist, Congregational and Methodist churches will hold an Easter sunrise service at the Methodist church. The service starts at 5.27 a Free Methodists at Fillmore. university, he estimated he traveled some 24,000 miles.

i.au p.m. CHRISTIAN. First Communion service Thursday 7:45 p.m.; Good Friday service 3 p.m. Second Communion Thursday 7:30 pjn. CONGREGATIONAL.

First Maundy Thursday services, communion 7:30 p.m. Bethany Pre-Easter services Wednesday, Thursday and Friday at 7:30 p.m. EVANGELICAL UNITED BRETHREN. Salem Choir presents rrH helped pay for their church building with blood. They needed i 11 ef money to complete remodeling of the building and the Mayo clinic a Knrwu E'iriiirm CEDAR RAPIDS CHURCH NOTICES at Rochester needed blood.

So, for a year, the pastor, John Dillon, and 22 members of the congrega cantata, "The Seven Last Words of tion nave visited the clinic every L-nnst by Theodore Dubois on three months, sold blood for $25 a CORBIN, Ky. (UP) He may be only two years old, but little Charley Frank Rapier a 0 a figures. His mother gave him a dime for the Sunday school collection plate. When they came home after yuoa rriaay at 7:30 p.m. St An- pint.

Total blood money: $2,300. Tenth street SE. The Rev. George T. Habib.

Sunday school 9 a.m. Liturgy 10 a.m. SUNSHINE MISSION. 1X1 Second street NE The Rev rew Dr. Stanley William.

A Missouri legislator, alarmed Note: Sunday school and principal Sunday worship times are given. A few churches observe the Sabbath on week days, aa noted. Consult the church of your choice for further Information about church events. BAPTIST. First Second avenus at Twelfth street SE.

The Rev. Herman Banner. Church school 9:45 a.m. Worship 10:50. sermon: Frank H.

Ward. -Sunday school 3 p.m. Worship 7:30, sermon: "The st events in California, introduced 'Sunday school, she noticed he was a bill to prohibit clergymen under 1 clutching a nickel. 17 years of age from performing "w.htr you get that nickel, marriage ceremonies. The bill was asked, killed because legislators thought "Change snapped sonny.

It might violate religious liberty Chrly Tnnk. had put in the Kansas City, speaks nightly at 7:30 except Friday and Saturday; communion service 7:30 p.m. Sron Holy week services Wednesday, Thursday and Friday 7:30 p.m. LUTHERAN. Bethany Maundy Thursday service, communion 7:45 Good Friday services .7:45 p.m! St.

Stephen's fnmmimlnn Beginning or the End." UNITED PRESBYTERIAN. Grande Avenue 1601 Orandt avenua SE. Dr. H. K.

Galloway. Bible school 9:45 a.m. Worship 11, sermon: "The First Palm Sundav" vuuii auu aa uui aaaasaaai Sunday Ice shews, hockey and "Is Christ Adequate?" Dairy Dale Mt. Vernon road at W. Johnson.

Church school 10 a.m. Worship 11, sermon: "The Power of the Palm Sunday First U.LC.A. 1000 Third avenue SE. The Rev. H.

G. Schweg-lar. Church school 9:45 a.m. Worship 11, sermon: "Behold Thy St Stephen's E. L.

C. Keen Teen room, Y.M.CA. Tha Rev. Arthur M. Jothan.

Sunday school 8:45 a.m. Worship 11, sermon: "Through the Cheering Crowd." Trinity Missouri. First avenue st Fourteenth street SW. The Rev. I.

H. Wldmann. Sunday school 9:30 a.m. 10:30, sermon: "What It Means to Be a Our Savior's American. First avenue at Thirty-seventh street NE.

The Rev. J. F. Wipperman. No church school.

Confirmation services 9:45 a.m., sermon: "To Whom Shall We Bethany Missouri. 2044 First bsUtttthtll Mtuni-i are still illeial in Pennsylvania. desDlta an anti- Ttachor Gets LtMtr Just Sixty Ytors lot service Thursday I p.m. First blu lw Introduced into the legit-Holy week services WHniH.v lnture. Tht bill waa ratui-n KANKAKEE.

01. (UP) ME, First Third avenua at Second street SW. Dr. Edwin Settle. Sabbath school 9:45 a.m Worship 11.

Lutheran Lu Thursday and Friday 7:30 p.m committee after org.niaed church Blt.r. 83 retired I TW.d.7 ftSTH rvlca arcaips protested. school teacher here, receiv Vl-'Z pm'. ifvlor's- 1 answer to a letter he ed an Communion service Friday 7:30 The Church of Norway now al- years ago to Prof. Albert K.

Mil- p.m CONGREGATIONAL. Bethany Sixth street at avenue NW. The Rev. Milton E. White.

Sunday school 9:45 a.m. Worship 11, sermon: "When Christ Came to Beth-' "rvl 7:30 p.m., sermon "Ten Years First Washington avenue at Seventeenth street SE. Tha Rev J. Richard Wagner. Church school 9:45 a.m.

Services 10:55, sermon: "A Religion with CHRIST'S SANCTIFIED HOLY CHURCH. IMS Fifteenth street Elder H. Darden. Sunday school 2 p.m. Worship 3 and 8 p.m.

EPISCOPAL. St John's Nineteenth street at Park avenue SE. The Rev. D. A.

Loferski. Communion a.m. Church school 9:30. Morning prayer and sermon II. Grace A avenue at Sixth street The Rev.

A. G. Colbourne. Communion 8 a.m. Church school 9:30.

Choral eucharlst and address 11. Evening worship 7:30. EVANGELICAL AND REFORMED Csech 1510 Second street SW. Dr. Milo Fllipi.

Church school 9:30 a.m. Worship 10:30, sermon: "The Journey to evening service 7, topic "The First Flrs Eighth avenue at street SW. The Rev. Frederick H. Haag.

Church school 9:30 a.m. Worship 10.30 sermon: "Spectator wwimi 10 umimsier com- ler 85 Osk Park munion and to baptize If they On June 18. 1889. Burner ia- are authorised by a bishop. Ivited Miller to attend a church Droffram.

Miller wrot that Km Central City Churchsjt pd Ju 55 METHODIST. Fpk Worship Wednesday 7:30 p.m.; communion service Maundy Thursday 7:30 Bethel AJkLB. Service Wednesday 7:30 p.m. Trinity-Lenten breakfast Wednesday 0 a.m.: services MonHiv thmn.t. avenue NE.

The Rev. E. W. Wug- Lift Holy We)k Talks he would be unable to at- 1 -1 iL. i itna uie program.

Spmui 10 Th (Bess tta gazer. ounaay school 9:30 a.m. Services 8:15 and 10:45. METHODIST. CENTRAL CITY The Methrrf- ininy-rourth street SE.

The Rev. A. Timothy Starr. Bible school :45 a.m. Worship 10:55, sermon: "Jesus Christ Is King of evangelistic service 7:30 p.m., T.

Park Rittgera, spesker. iTf Jhlrd venua at Twelfth street SW. Tha Rev. Rodney C. Gould.

Sunday school 9:40 a.m. Worship 10:45, sermon: "The Blessed evening service 7:30, sermon "Faith and a Good Bible Keen Teen room, Y.M.CA. The Rev. H. M.

Robi-son. Bible story hour 7 p.m. Worship 7:30, sermon: "Behold the Mt. Zlon 824 Eighth street SE. The Rev.

B. H. Hunter. Church school 9.45 a.m. Worship 10.45.

CATHOLIC. Immaculate Conception Third avenue at Tenth street SE. The Right Rev. Msgr. John M.

Mol-loy. The Rev. Alphonse P. White and the Rev. John E.

Thorton, assistants. Mass 6, 8, 9:30, 11 a.m. and 12 noon. St Ludmila's Twenty first avenue at Second street SW. The Rev.

Frank Hrtihv JUST A HINT. MEMPHIS (UP) The Rar. Friday 7:30 p.m.. speakers Dr. H.

nd Federated churches will M. Grant. Dr 1 each have four tnoW. at. James Ellis boulevard at and Dr.

F. F. Travis; communion er evenings. during Holy week. Rlchld Gibhs advertised for a service Thursday 7 30 Free iTney are: piano stool for the church school Services Monday through' Friday! Methodist The Rev.

J. p. Gable the dditiooal note: "Of 7:30 p.m.. illustrated' ol Marion, Monday; the Rev. Glenirour- lt Pno sttached avenue NW.

The Rev. Floyd Hinshaw. Sunday school 9:45 a.m. Worship 11, sermon: "Let Us Adore S. Hartong, Cedar Rapids.

Tues-Ito wouldn't turn it at. ranra Third avenue at day; the Rev. H. M. Grant.

MtJ inursaay 7:30 p.m. St James-Play, "He Carried His Wednesday 7:30 p.m.; communion service Thursday 7:30 p.m.; movie. Vernon. Wednesday, and Dr. Elton 1 D.

Wells, Marion, Friday. The Rev. O. E. Atkinson, pastor, will fourteenth street SE.

Dr. Marvin B. Kober and the Rev. John K. Moore.

Beginners and nursery church school 9 a.m. First worship service 9, sermon "The Triumphant second service 11, same sermon. ui on 000a rriaay Palm Sunday at 9:30 a.m., 2:30 and 7:30 p.m. conduct communion services Thursday evening. Federated Dr.

Marvin Ko- PRESBYTERIAN. lN 14:45 A.M. Trinity Third avenue at Fifth days 5:45, 8 and 10 a.m. EVANGELICAL UNITED St Patrick's First avenue at BRETHREN. 1 aasaasaaasa 7:14 "Faith and a Oeed Conscience street SW.

The Rev. Glenn S. Har-tong. Church school 9:45 a.m. Worship 10:50, sermon: "Jesus Is Lord of Lords and King of Kings." Kenwood Park 302 Thirty- Hus Memorial Movies Sun- c1- Cedar Rapids, Monday; the day 7 p.m.; Czech Good Friday ReT- c- H- Copeland, Cedar Rap-service 7 p.m.

Sinclair Memorial ids Tuesday; the Rev. Frank H. Communion service Thursday i Ward- Cedar Rapids, Wednesday; 7:30 p.m. First Services Monday Atorney Dwight Krumbol tz, Ce-through Friday 12:10 p.m Dr dar RPids, Friday. The Rev.

H. Rollo LaPorte, speaker; Maundy G- S01. pastor, will conduct Thursday communion service 7 45 communion services Thursday p.m. Daniels Park Candlelight 1 evenmg communion service Thursday street Nw- Sunday masses St Andrews Fourth avenue at 0, 7, 8, 9:30 and 11 a.m. Seventh strict sir ti, St Matthew's First avenue at K.

Anderson fh'i lTrPi cr.hr,rtl 1 ft I VII JL11WU1 1 IJ third street NE. Dr. J. Arthur twenty-fourth street NE. Masses a.m.

Worship 11, Dr. Stanley B. Sunday 8, 8, 11 and 12 noon wuiiams, guest speaker. Bap- Young. Church school 9:45 a.m Worship 11, sermon: "Christ.

Our 8t Wenceslans Twelfth ave-itismal service a T. Candw8ht Amish Want Taxicabs nue at Fifth street SE. The Sharon Eisrhtpenth hum. CALVARY BAPTIST CHURCH aoom c. ootix.

TkJr4 At. m4 Twairth S4. SW. Free 800 avenue The A. W.

Chihak. The Rev. Jnsenh Ninth street SW. The Rev. J.

Paul To Replace Buggies wiiiMiumuii service inursaay 7:30 p.m. Westminster a a Thursday communion service 7 30 p.m. Stevens. Sunday school 9:45 a.m Kissling, assistant. Sunday mass 6, 8 and 10 a.m.

All Saints Dalewood avenue at Twenty-ninth street SE. The Rev. George A. Stemm. Sunday masses 7:30, 9:30 and 11:30 a.m.

LANCASTER, Pa. (UP) 4- The Amish want improved taxicab service in the rural areas of Lancaster county. Their church for- OTHER CHURCHES THURSDAY, 7 JS TM. WHEATON' COLLEGE MEN'S GLEE CLUB St. John's Episcopal MaUndy Rev.

C. F. Olson. Sunday school 9:45 a.m. Gospel service 7:30 p.m.

Bethel A.M.E. 512 Sixth street SE. The Rev. C. H.

Copeland. Sunday school 10 a.m. Worship 11, sermon: "It Is PRESBYTERIAN. Central Park avenue at Sev Thursday communion service 7:30 p'd em to own automobiles, and 10 a.m.; Good Friday service' A delegation of Amish appeared noon to 3 p.m. Covenant r.w!' state public utility commis- COVENANT.

First Twenty-fifth street at avenue NE. The Rev. Clyde R. Friday service 7:45 p.m. Church of hearing and explained their eeeaaaaaa me Brethren Lord's supper servioe in ana around Thursday 7:30 p.m.

Churxm of God Lanca8tr proper is adequate, the Carlson. Sunday school 10 a.m. enteenth street NE. The Rev. Allan E.

Schoff. Church school 9:30 a.m. worship II. ST. MARK'S Ev.

Latharts Church Observance of New Testament, Mia' lnej ordinances Wednesday 7 30 5ar tlme uinf to weddings. worship 11. Sermon: "Souls for Kenwood Park 3224 First ave funerals, sales and visits In the First Evangelical and Reformed COMMUNITY. Edge wood avenue at Edire country district. UNITY CENTER.

1015 Second avenue SE Mabel Swnnson, leader. Sunday school 9:30 a.m. Worship 11. subject "The Nature of. the UNITARIAN.

Peoples Third avenue at Sixth street SE. The Rev. Waldemar Argow. Church school 11. Service 11.

subject: "The Trouble with Protestant Movie Group Makes Own Religious Films HOLLYWOOD (AP) The Protestant Film Commission, Inc. "The Voice of Protestantism in Motion Pictures" has been quietly busy in the movie capital for the last seven months. It makes its own movies. The latest, an hour-long feature called planned for commercial distribution, hits the racial-intolerance problem even more bluntly, perhaps, than did "Gentleman's Pre i a characters in the film use words like "nigger," "dirty wops and dagoes." "dirty Jew," and "dumb Swede." The theme, in a Simple and dramatic story of factory and neighborhood life, is stated by the minister (James Seay) when he quotes Jesus: "Return not evil with evil, but overcome evil with good." The commission also is a liaison between the movie studios and Its 19 major Protestant denominations. Metro phoned the other day to ask whether a preacher might wear a polka-dot tie.

"Sure," he waa told. Any aerlpt conceivably Involving the production code provision "No rtlm or episode may throw ridicule est any religious faith" automatically comes to the commission's attention through the Johnston office. Oren W. Evans, west coast dlrectcr of the commission, big-framed and big-faced, is a 49-year-old former industrial relations consultant. His brother, Dr.

Louis Evans, is pastor of Hollywood's large Firet Presbyterian church. Their father. Dr. William Evans. 80, is author of 40 published books on the Bible.

The commission was organized three years ago In New York as a non-profit corporation and opened its Hollywood office last September. A subsidiary, the Protestant Motion Picture Council, consists of about 100 women here and a like number In New York who preview pictures. Their reviews go to more than 30 church periodicals. 1 The commission's first production, Beyond Our is about a lawytr who finds spiritual rehabilitation working with his missionary brother in China. In "My Name Is a cynical Chinese farmer gets the spirit of brotherly love.

Sijc hundred or more prints of each haVe been sold to churches. Evans calls movies "the easiest, most fascinating way to carry the gospel message." BIBLES HIS HOBBY. MORGANTOWN, W. Va. (UP) Former Navy Chaplain Joseph Gluck as a hobby has collected 75 different versions of the Bible His collection also includes nine different commentaries, with the oldest volume dating to 1774.

Women's guild Lenten quiet hour tiPrvirp at Pwli i i Augustana nue NE. The Rev. R. Franklin I afraid to drive my wagon wood road NW. The Rev.

Chester Ainsworth. Sunday school 9:48 Roland W. Johnson, Pastor uauoway. Sunday school 9:45 a.m. Worship 11, sermon: "Christ Appears in Humble ETlK MilT FTlSpLiKer0 1.

M.und?r Th'm'KnVcm service, illustrsted. 7:30 cm a.m. worship 11 a.m. CHRISTIAN SCIENCE. First 1242 Second avenue SE the Uttie Theater, TJtXJL Olivet avenue at Tenth street Good TriHnv 7.m u'" wnicn mosi a.m Amish travel.

W. The Rev. D. Keith Irwin Sunday school 9:45 a.m. Services Sunshine Mission Services nightly 7:30.

Sunday school 9:30 a.m. Worship ROY PREACHER HITS SIN rV A Tt2 Every Wonhlpper an Honored Queti Church School and Bible Classes, 10:00 KM. 11, sermon: "Kingdom Happiness through Unadulterated Minister Given Example 'Bates. 12-yaer-oid schoolboy of Daniels Park 860 Center Point worsnip 10:50, sermon: "The Acclaim of the Salem First avenue at Third street SW. The Rev.

G. H. Barn-ford. Sunday school 9:45 a.m. Worship 10:45, sermon.

FULL GOSPEL ASSEMBLY. llt Eleventh street NE The Rev. Ivan Kramer. Sunday school 10 a.m. Worship 11.

Evangelistic service 7:30 p.m. FOURSQUARE GOSPEL. 809 First avenue SW The Rev. Mr. and Mrs.

Cllne Halaey. Sunday school 9:30 a.m. Worship 11, sermon: and Triumph of the healing service 7:30 H1 HELLENIC ORTHODOX. St John the Rantlst 801 A avenue NE. The Rev.

George HndliK. Orthrose and Sunday school 9:30 a.m. Liturgy 10:30 a.m. INTERDENOMINATIONAL. Thlri street at Fifth avenue SW The Rev.

Albert Stokes. Sunday school 10 a.m. Worship 11 a.m. JEHOVAH'S WITNESSES. Klnedom Hall 700 Seventh street SE Watchtower study 7:30 p.m..

sublect: "TV Purpose of the New JESUS NAME CHURCH. Holy Ghost Baotlst Church of Jesas Christ 420 First avenue NE. KP hall. Th Rev. A.

F. Puffer. Services first Sunday of month at 10 a.m. LATTER DAT SAINTS. road NE.

The Rev. F. A. Munneke 1 in remote mountain areas at ror sermon in ChUrCh southeastern Kentucky, said "the SWINDON, England (AP) In Id me just to go out the middle of the Rev. C.

Hall's preaching." He has 30 converts to hi (-W- D1I1- -M Sunday school 9:30 a.m. Worship Morning Worship, llK) Theeae iu.ao, sermon: "The Prophecy of Palm Westminster 1285 Third avenue Bstiiiuu, a noise was neard in a uhit urn ei-m "TU i rear room of the Baptist church fort" reserved fpr this 1 rower OT me The choir arose, went back to wvh has used pam Sunday Viiion" chase out tha intruder and found flva Plic chiefs in recent SE. Dr. Andrew E. Kurth.

Church school 9:40 a.m. Worship 10:55. ne stolen a pack of clgareta. The rnonxns- I mmmmi im memoers men reported back to the minister BSaaaSaaaSBBBSa 11, subject: "Are Sin, Disease and Death Real?" CHURCHOF GOD. Ellis Park L.

avenue at Eighth street NW. The Rev. Mr. and Mrs S. E.

Dooty. Unified service 9:45, sermon: "Christ's Triumphant service 7:30, sermon "Hopes that Are CHRISTIAN. Second Thlrd avenue at Sixth street SW. The Rev. Leon Trtggs.

Church school 9:45 a.m Worship sermon: "Let Him Enter in service 7:30 p.m. First 840 Third avenue SE Di Carroll C. Roberts. Bible school 9:45 a.m. Worship 10:45 sermon: "The Power of CHURCH OF THE BRETHREN.

Fourth avenue at Twelfth street SE The Rev. John B. Wieand Church school 9:45 a.m. Worship 10:45, sermon: "A Reception for eve "That," he said, "Is an example of what I am talking about wickedness." sermon: "Jesus, Lord and service 7:30 p.m., Dr. Rollo LaPorte, speaker.

First Third avenue at Fifth street SE. Dr. Theodore G. Lilley. Bible school 9:45 a.m.

Worship 11, sermon: "This Odd Sinclair Memorial Twelfth Special Palm Sunday Service Sunday School 45 A.M. Worship IS 45 A.M. Evangelistic Service 7:1 P.M. Special Music by The Girls' Choir Under the Direction of Zoa Pearl Park IwUa SBfaaU Pala lUu I i i CHURCH OF THE NAZARENE 14th Arena and Street SW R. E.

Hodrsen. Pas tee avenue at Tenth street SE. The ttiiBSWmWmVmWmlBmmmWmmmWmmmmmWU MMM yayieaaeeaaaaa-eeeaaaaaaaaa Rev. Ralph B. Colton.

Bible school 9:45 a.m. Worship 11. Hus Memorial Ninth avenue at Seventh street SE. The Rev. Z.

F. Pauk. Baptismal service 10 a.m. Sunday school 11. SEVENTH- A AD VENTI T.

3434 First avenue NE Harrv ning service 7:30, theme "The! Sunday at 11 a.m. "THE TROUBLE WITH DOGMATISM" By Rev. Waldemar Argow IHHm MMHHMHMM MM The PeopleM Church Practices union, Hat no creed Seeks to make religion Am intelligent at tcience, Am appealing at art. At vital at the day's work As intimata at home, At inspiring at love. THE PEOPLES CHURCH Third Ave.

at Sixth St, SE, B. Davis, pastor. Sabbath school FALTl SUNDAY WESTMINSTER PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH 1285 Third Avenue SE 1855 A.M. Sermon: "Jesoa. Mooter and Dr.

Andrew E. Karth, preaching. P.M. Sermon: "A Celt. A Cloak, A Crowd.

A Dr. Reorganised Church of Jeans Christ of Latter Day Saints 415 Third street SE. Church school 10 ajn. Worship 11 ajn. Church of Jesus Christ of Latter Day Saints (Mormon) 1110 Second avenue SE.

Sunday school 10:15 a.m. Sacrament service 11:15 a.m. LUTHERAN. St Mark's Augustana. Little theater, Y.M.CA.

The Rev. Roland cross was wis CHURCH Ol CHRIST. 718 Eighth avenue SW John Patrick, speaker. Bible study 10:15 a.m. Sermon and communion 11.

CHURCH OF THE OPEN BIBLE, fit Third Street SW The Rev L. W. Kolb. Church school 9:45 a.m. Worship 11.

Evangelistic service 7:30 p.m. Saturday 9:30 a.m. Worship 11 a.m. SYRIAN ORTHODOX. St John the Baptist 600 Seventh street SE.

The Rev. Thomas N. Abodeely. Liturgy from 10 a.m. until noon.

Service in Syrian, Greek, English. St George Twelfth avenue at suae Loporte. President ef the University af Dahaqne, prestcbing. iMrlll 111 I I k. Ik.

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