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H. O, SprlukUs. Jr., P*?.or
0 M Church School. 0. S
J'eeler. (icuvrll Superintendent.
' II :00 A. M Morntug Worship
Sermon by the pan tor The Ideal
roth I.eUKUe
6:45 I*. M Junior Choir
7:30 I' M Kveunig Service. Serin
on "The Way of salvation/
LUTHERAN CHURCH
Herman 0. Fisher, Pastor
Sunday School iit ; .-'4 a A M.
Supl. Mr l>. C. Manncy.
The Service at 11:fK? A. M.
Sermon : itv the Pastor.
s Junior Children of-tin Church at
6 00 P. M.
Senior Hut her l.eupue o 00 P. M.
Intermediate l.uthel' l.ea'rue at
00 P. M. ' *
, - < Vespers at 7: IK) P. M.
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We- Welcome You.
Presbyterian Church
Rev. P. D, PjitrlCK i-aatoi
*#;45 A. M. Sunday School. Mr. C.
F. .Thoinasson. Supt.
11:00 A. ,M. Morning Worship
Subjectr The Wist*. Man's Portrail
of .the Ideal Mother.
2:110 F. M. Sunday School at nix
on School House.
7:00 F. M. Young. Peoples Vespers
8:00 1*. M. Evening Worship: The
lllade, The Kar, The Full Corn.
Monday 7:30 F. M. The Annual
Birthday Party of the Womans Auxiliary'.
AH" members of Sohda>
-school and Church invited.
Monday 7:0<) P. M. Boy Scouts,
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PHONE NO. 10
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Troop I f'arl I>gi idson. Scoutmaster;
Mesars 'Mill Tbumsou. and Harry
Pag?. Asst. Scoutmasters.
Tuesday 7:!lb I*. M. Prayer meeting
at ^tlargrace t'ominunlVj House
Boyce Memorial
U. N Haird. Minister.
lO: 00 A M Hlble School. J. K
Gamble General Superintendent.
lt;U>, A. M. Morning Worship
and Seriiion: MOTHER: HER FOR
TRAIT.
7: oO P. M. Young People's Chi a:
Ian Union.
X:00 P. M. Evening Worship and
Siuinoii. Four Rules for Successful
Uylng!
Smhi lJ M. Wednesday Evening
Prayer Meeting led by Rev. P. O.
P'.trlejt
First Bantist Church
A. G Snrgcant. Pastor
Npecial -Mother's" Day Service. II
o'clock.
Sunday Sellout 0:40.
A Special Mother's Day .Offering '
will he taken through the Sunday '
Scltook for our Bapthtt Hospital at '
WinstoiiiSaVem. Sunday morning. - J
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Sunday evening service 7:45.
There will be no Intermediate B. j
T. IT. Sunday - evening, due to so
many of the young people being a-*
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GKACE METHODIST 1
S. VV. Johnsor.. Pastor . a
GRACE METHODIST c
H:45 Church School. Frank Green *
Superintendent. r
11:00 Morning Worship and Ser- *
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6:30 Epworih Leagues c
7:3o Evening Worship and Ser111(111.
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AVwdneSdaj 7:30 Prayer .Service. a
Park-Grace Bible Church [
John L. Gregory, Pastor f!
Sunday School 9:45 A. M. p
Morning Worship 11 A. M. t
7:00 P. M. Evening Services. b
Sunday evening Service 7:00. e
Each Saturday 7:00 P. M. Evange 1
listlc service. n
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Wesley an Methodist T
R. L. Phillips. Pastor
Sunday School 9:45. - ?
Morning Service 11:00.
W. Y. P. S. or Class meeting 6:10
Prayer Service Wednesday 7:00
Evening Service 7:00.
..Second Baptist Church
Kev. C. C. Parker, Paetor
Sunday School 9:45 each Sunday.
Preaching 11 a. m. and 7:30 p. m.
ooeVt Qun 4o
Macedonia Baptist Church
J. V. Frederick, Pastor
Sunday School 9:45. M. B. Caldwell,
Supt.
Morning Worship 11:00.
. Evening Worship 7:00.
.Prayer service Wednesday even- ?
Ing 7:00.
worship with us.
All are welcomed to come and
More automobile accidents happen
betweon 7 arid S otlbck than r
during any other hour.
Ninety percent of the drivers Involved
In accidents In this state are
men.
A majority of the driver* involved
In accidents have had several
year's driving experience.
.Drunken drivers killed at least
110 persons in this state last year.
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':45 P. M. Mr." Long is a son of the
Lutherans Launch Drive
For Funds For Men
In Training Camps
The Lutheran congregation of St
la'tthpws launched a drtvt last Sun
lay to ratse funds which will be
ised to help support a comprehenlive
program of service in behalf
if Lutheran rn'en in ariuy and navy
raining camps according to the anlouncement
of Rev. H. G. Fisher.,
'astor. Virtually all Lutheran conlegations
in the United States are
ooperating in this appeal.
A committee consisting of A. S.
flser. A. S. Bennett, D. C. Mauney
nd W. K. Mauney, which will be
n charge of this work assisted by
he Pastor, was appointed. Particuar
emphasis will be given to the
act that this is also a means of
lonorlng mothers by ministering to
heir sons and that all who contrlute
will thereby honor the mothrs
of the Church on Mother's Day.
'he appeal, therefore, will be cllnaxed.
and, If possible concluded,
n Mother's Day. Sunday May 11th.
hough some solicitations may con
Inue after that date all reports will
e made by June 1st.
The money -alsed will be made
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available lo the Service. Men's Division
of the National Lutheran
Council, The Service Agency of the
seven national Lutheran groups
supporting the drive.
The Lutheran program on behalf
of men in training camps provides
for assistance to the chaplains and
Luthei-an Pastors in centers adjoin
ing camps, and to all Lutheran Pas
tors and congregations throughout
tl.e country, who are given help
and encouragement to maintain
their ministry to enlisted men. and
service directly to all trainees
through centers now being established
in communities adjoining the
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will be uhwI for worship and
ores'ion The Service Men's -JMvl*
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> staff these centers.
Rev. Fisher explained th:\ even
ioukIi there ure many Lutheran
Ituplniti* in the armed forces they
inuot handle this big lob without
ibxtunMal aid. so the Church Is do
rmined to'assist them with' all its
The Church groups cooperating
this solicitation are: The United
utht ran Church. -The Norwegian
st he ran Church. The Lutheran Au
istana Synod. The American Luelan
Church.' the United Danish
rangelieal Lutheran Church, The
Jtherun Free Church, and The
tnlsh Kv. Lutheran Church.
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Altogether about 14,000 Lutheran
ugregaiions throughout the unlit
are supporting this ministry to
tinees.
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afternoons. Houre 1 P. M. to
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