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SATURDAY. AUGUST Chustfle-d Ads On ty fiFUnt J5IOO MTTcnrTtGTT yrv.TrrrGR rn Dtbrr Department, GRant MOO FIVE md mgY rssff if 2L3 Tf friiiffcg irrsii td niff rY Farewell COME TO CHURCH The Church Is the Meeting Place of God and His People and The Rer. Dr, Austin K. I Dials, prealdent the Eastern Baptist Theological Seminary, win address tbs community church service tv I morrow evening la Carnegie Musie Hall Dr. Da Blols was for many years pastor tt ths first Baptist I church of Boston and the co-edl I tor of the Watchman-Examiner of I New York." In 131'4 he assumed ths presidency Of the institution be now heads.

The Rev. Dr. Galen B. Royer. I pastor of tha Pittsburgh Church of the Brethren, will conduct the serv.

Ice, Musie will be provided by Earl Mitchell, organist, tand a quartet consisting of Eugene Baldridge, tenor; M. Stanley lletcalfe, tenor; Donald Belts, baritone, and J. Al- vfn Little, boss. Tomorrow service Will mark I the eleventh of the series of Union services in which 21 congregations of the East End are participating. Fellowship With The Father The Son, Jesus Christ I JOHN 1:3 By REV.

IT. P. ECKIIARDT, Pastor of St. Andrews Lutheran Church Highland Presbyterian Church Highland and Wellesley Ave. Eh, Georg fie her Chare! tJI geptemht 9b English Lutheran Church unit Morewoocl AifS.

rs H. P. Eckhardt I ohs A i. KslMr Servles ftiudRjf Be Ilea I A Ms St. Andrew Center1 Rs 9 tit Ft YTT THE REV.

IV. I. McGARVEV PUN SEmilGElYOUNG PEOPLE TO HOED RALLY Fourth United Presbyterian Church Montgomery and Arch Is. Rsev. C.

Morrou) Morning Smlrr, St A. VI. Htenlng Community Sniln, yo undajr School, lid A. SI, St. Johns Protestant Episcopal Church liutlor ami 'Iain bfreets Reo.

J. F. Birgits Horsing Imlrt, It A. -I. Kv-nli.

rvlct I P. M. Sunday Sr boo Ii4i A- M. Preparation are complete for a rally of SOO delegates and members of the various young people's societies Of the Methodist Episcopal Church of Eastern and Western Pennsylvania, to held tomorrow evening In the Emory Methodist Episcopal Church. Charles Tech meyer, president of the society, will preside.

A special program featuring the Rev. Dr. J. B. Magee, pastor of the Bellevue Episcopal church, as the principal speaker, wilt open the meeting at I oclock.

The young people's orchestra of Emory church, under the direction of Charles Stitt, will furnish tpe cial selection. Farewell services will be held to. morrow morning in the East End Ciospel Tabernacle for the I. McGurvey, who ha resigned! from the pastorate of the church to begin hi duties as district superintendent of the North Pacific Ills-trie of the Christian and Missionary Alliance. Rev.

McCiarvey was elected to the superintendency at the annual coun- el) of the Christian and Missionary Alliance, held at Beulah Beach, last June. He offered bis resignation to the official board of his present pastorate early in July. Tomorrows service will also mark the fifth anniversary of hie ministry In the East End Gospel Tabernacle. He and his family will leave Pittsburgh next Tuesday for Seattle, where they will make their home. Volunteer Services To Honor Leader Jesus Christ.

Fellowship what does that mean? The original word comes from a root which means sharing in common; having all things common; partnership. And eo John assures us that by accepting Jesus we come into such a blessed relation with God that we have all things common with Him; that what is His is ours. In other words, when we accept Christ, God takes us into partnership with Himself that we may enjoy His mercy and love and all the blessing Christ has won for sinners. That an truth 1 All things common with God I Think upon what this means! The great salvation which Jesus worked out with his atoning life and death it is all ours to have and enjoy everyday. Thewon derful love of God it is ours to have and enjoy.

The wonderful power of God it is ours to have and enjoy in all our needs. We can, we should go to Him daily in faith and by the prayer of faith and draw from Him all needed blessings. Then, finally there is a great inheritance over there the mansions in the Fathers House, They too, are ours to have. and enjoy world without end. fIIAT which we have 1 I seen and heard declare we unto you, that ye also may have fellowship with us; and truly our fellowship is with the Father, and with His Son Jesus Christ.

The beloved apostle, has passed the three score and ten milestone. He looks back over the years gone by. And wherever he looks he gees -Jesus only. lie has preached Jesus. He has suffered for Jesus.

And now, as the jour neys end draws near, what message has he to give to the world? Has he taken pen In hand to revise his creed? No, no 1 The longer a man has communion with Christ and the' better he learns to know Him, the more firmly will he he established in his faith, and the more will lie feel im pelled to declare Jesus unto others, perchance, he feels must reuse his earlier esti mate of Christ it will be a revision upward, never downward. Such were the blessings John had experienced in Christ and through Christ that his all-absorbing desire was to have the whole world of sinners hear about Jesus, accept Him in faith and so. come into fellowship with the Father and with His Son REV. H. P.

PVJ' ill jrii-A A yf 5-k 11 1 New Jersey Pastor Special services Sunday evening in the Volunteers of America chapel will be held In honor of MaJ. R. H. Fills Pulpit Here Ives Pittsburgh commander of the 1 I Volunteers, who has recently ire- turned from a Visit to the head quarters of the organisation in Phil, adelphla. Staff Capt M.

Cummings and Wlllinm Ueuchler accompanied the major on his eastern trip. congregation of the First Church, the Rev. E. Macartney, pastor, will Rev. Dr.

Robert 8. Inglls, Third Presbyterian Church, ft tifcl Dormont MetLiodist Episcopal Church lflll Potomac Dormont Rto. IT. franklin Crawford Morning gcrilrr, 1 1 A U. Kvcnln ervie P.

Sundagr School, Ui4S A. ECKHARDT The Presbyterian Clarence bear the ef the of Newark, N. preach Sunday morning. Dr. Scott also wilt preach at 8 p.

m. An organ recital by John A. Bell will he given at p. m. I The Rev.

William A Pollock, of Calvary Minister College Springs, will deliver a I sermon Sunday at a. m. In the Announces Topic8 hdyld United Presbyterian Church, the Rev. Dr. A.

Oordon Tha Sufficiency of Love is the MacLennan, paator. In the evening topic of the sermon which the Rev. tho congregation will unite in the W. S. Trosh, pastor of Calvary Carnegie Music Hall community Methodist Episcopal Church, Will I service, preach Sunday morning at 111 Wemorial Windows Lorenz Avenue Baptist Church Loren Ate.

and feteuben Elliott Jteu. bo freeman Morning Serv tea, II A. bieniig i I M. fettada feehool, A 3L To Be Dedicated Memorial Windows will be dedli rt i i witt icated Sunday evening In the'Flrst UlllO aslor to III Methodist Protestant Church of Al VmvlU 11 J'bKheny. The hymn and sermon OUr tfl IS si lUpltict the evening wilt be Illustrate.

The Rev. J. Paul Graham, pastor 0T' hntor, will ef the United Presbyterian Church, 11 of Middletown, will preach the ftn aiao at the dedication services. 11 a. sermon Sunday at thel je Fourth United Pr ria of MGtCWt irlMSlCJ Church, the Hev.

B. B. Johnson, rp TnlL- in ClnhlnnA pastor. The congregation will at- A UIPV III UUKlUlUl tend the Carnegie Music Hull eve The Rev, William Melcher, atm nlng community services. I 'Jent pastor of the University Meth.

I odist Episcopal Churoh of Syracuse, OT It if A 11 rhitffth I N. V-. win preach at 11 a. m. Sunday Him Us i llUILfl ljn the Oakland Methodist Episcopal Prrnrhrr A nnmmt'pA I hrch, the Rev.

Homer C. lienton, I reutrltr trinuiiritvu I pastor. The church will unite in The morning services In tho Third I the evening community services at United Presbyterian Church, the) Carnegie Music Hall, Rev. Dr. W.

M. Woodfln, pnstor, will be conducted tomorrow by the Rev. Life BattlCS, TOPIC Dr. Simpson, of the North United1 Presbyterian Church. Community service will bo held at p.

in. In Carnegie Music Hall. Of Dr. Daugherty The Men's Bible Clous of tha Next Week't Sermontlle MAN'S ONE TRUE FRIEND' By REV, S. T.

BROWN, Pastor, Forty-third Street Presbyterian Church v. movement is made possible by these outstanding public spirited citizens who are ever striving to make our Holy Rosary Roman Catholic Church hell)1 -t, and Lhiik Ave. Rene Malady Tiphereth Israel Congregation 137 bullet-ton Street i Rabbi E. H. Kochin Servlees Saturday lOtfo A.

91. Sunday SdtO A. M. Evening roanry community a better place in which to live, II imnp Gi30, 7) 6 10, A 8 Ft 31. Trinity Methodist Protestant Church will be taught Sunday by the Rev.

Dr, Clarence I Daugherty, pastor. "Lifes Battles" will be the theme of Dr. Daughertys morning sermon, Tlio evening service will be held In West Park. Associate Pastor 1 To Give Sermon The Christians Affirmations Is the topic upon which the Rev, Ernest Weals, associate pastor of Christ Methodist Episcopal Church, will preach Sunday at 11 a. The Carnegie Music Hall community worship will replace the regular evening service.

Point Breeze Talk By Colorado Pastor The Rev, Dr. Samuel Garvin, Of the First Presbyterian Church, Colorado Spring, will High and Safe, ft rcHuyicrmu unuren tomorrow 1 opic 111 Bellevue morning at 11 oclock. There will occupy the pulpit of the Point Breete Presbyterian Church tomorrow be no evening worship. English Scheduled G. Merkens, pastor Lutheran Church, service tomorro'v and an Eng.

"A Gracious Is tho subject for Albert A. Horne Aset. Supt. Joseph Home Co. Ph.

A. Haler Preeldent Xuquesne Dye Worka, Ine. John 8. Harenskl Puneral Director Paul Herman Herman Bakins Co. L.

B. Harter P.esldent Haner Ine. Thomas O. Hasley Haalev Contraettna Co. E.

Lowry Humes Attoraev-at-Law A. S. Haines, A. P. C.

C. Hartman, Al. John A. Harrison President Herrtfon ft Shields Co. C.

C. Hamilton President C. Hamilton Co. John Hughes president John Huchea A Co. Janies F.

Hayes Manager Duquesne Regtstry Co. IV, Hochstetter Director Hochstetter Laboratories H. N. Haas. Ph, G.

Haas Pharmacy Walter F. Heeren Pre- Heeren Broe Co. 8. Horner Engle E. Hervhey Secretary Eattnor Chocolate Co.

A. Jones Preeldent Jonee Painting Company 1 lieiij, L. Jones Pteddent Jonee-Lyne Motor Co. Norwood P. Johnston Francis A.

Keating president The Grogan Company C. Edward Ketk Viet President Freehold Real Estate Co. Nathan Kaufnmnn Prealdent Kaufmann-Looby Co. Arthur li. Mine President Kline Realty Co.

H. G. Kiser, It. H. Kiser Kiser Bros.

Wllktnsburg Pa. George J. KambacU Attornev-at-Law George Kouiif Attomey-at-Law John Kohne Pres. John C. Kohne A Co.

W. Lang H. C. Weber Pres dent Treasurer Weber (express A Storage Co, Edward G. Lang Director ot Public Worki Christian Ludebuehl James Lockhart liobert Lew in Chas.

G. Lane, Jr. Attomev-at-Lew J. Al. Luterman Gen.

Mgr. Luterman Auburn and Whippet Co Alexander I. Lindsay Attomey-at-Law Albert J. Logan Pres, a Logan Bed Co. Walter Lvon 'High and Safe" will be the Rev.

Dr. F. McGills sermon text Sun. day morning In the Bellevue Meth odist Eplscopnl Church, the Rev. Dr.

John Benjamin Magee, pastor. In the evening the congregation will join in the Bellevue community services. Mission Society Official to Preach the English sermon. The Rev. F.

K. Slnglser, field eeoretary of the American Baptist Foreign Mission Society, wilt preach tomorrow at 11 a. In the Mt, Lebanon Baptist Church, the Rev, Edward Bleakney, pastor. No evening services are scheduled. Bearers of Torch German and Services.

The Rev. Albert of the Trinity Will hold a German morning at 8:45 oclock Itsh service at 11 a. Purpose Defeated Dr, Gregg to In North The Rev, Dr, John occupy the Rev. S. tomorrow morning United Presbyterian Side.

The West Judge Sylvestep J. Sne T. Stevenson Pres, Stevenson A WTUtairt Realty Co Joseph Stailfeld At1 omey-at-Law President AJIegbeny County Bar Ash. Win. Al.

btieren president Stteren Optleal Co, Walter li. Siiellndre Manager General Eleetrle Co, C. C. G. Stotler Treaz.

Title Guaranty Co, Adam szyehtmski Mgr. Adama Auto Body Works Annette Thomas Mgr. Universal Multttraphtns sad Add-eaztng Co. Dick H. Thomas, Ph.

G. The Rexall Drug Store Edward Thominon Free Thompson A Co, Kirk IV. Todd President Todd A Company C. E. Theobald Attomey-at-Law R.

Maurice Trimble Architect DeLano C. Ihomss, Al. D. At. Tree Treasurer American Cleaning Jk Repairing Co.

Lee E. I instead General Agent Reliance Life tna. Co David L. I an littren an. Mgr.

Marta BottMnf Co. of PgtL Frank 1 1 (tor Sculptor Kart Von Scndcn Secretary Arthur Von Senden Co. Waiter logo! prealdent Vogrl Mueto Co. M. Voekel 8 Voekel A Co, C.

G. Vogeley 1 Pres Voxetcv Decorative studies Co-. Ine. Warnotk Prea Ptwatjurch Machine A Supply Co. tl .1.

Hooten, D. D. Jomt L. Walsh Preatdent Real Ett- Co. of Pittsburgh b.

X. Ucot Walker A Wilcox Co. F. H. Hays, I'lt.

(. Way's Pbarmacv. Wllkltuburg Watters Prealilr-t Lthertv Baking Co. Peter Walsh Suoermtendcnt- of Police -Joaeph W. Hard Pre-tdent Penna.

Surety Corp COMPLIMENTS OF A FRIEND J. Charles Wilson Prctdcnt A. A 8, Wilson Co. William W. Ilarren A.

I eo Well, Sr. Willison bon Funeral Dfrectore E. T. hiter Vtc president Penna R. It.

Judgo H. Walton Mitchell Dr. Leslie Waddiil S-e. OdontoIqeHat Society of Western Pmusvlvanla C. E.

Walfortl President New Realty Co. J. J. Wagner Manager Lincoln Laundrv Co ML Oliver Wesley Reid Geo. Agte Columbia Nat I Lift inn.

Co. Frank J. Will ZrthnlveP Surt of Workhous 3, ZerbcN li. M. Pwidnt PUtsbursh Academic A Bufllneac College David AIcCahill Prea Pittsburgh Harmony, Butler sad New Castle R.

R. Co. V. J. AlcGregor, Al, Coroner Allesheny County Edw.

AlcAvoy Funeral Director J. R. Preeldent Columbia Ice Co, C. McDonald A Son Floral Co, F. C.

AlcCutcheon Attorntv-et-Law H. L. preeident West Penn Power Ca H. L. Mason, Jr, Preeld nt J.

R. Weldln Co. Raymond Attomey-at-Law R. K. AlacConnell Attomey-at-Law E.

Bosworth AlcCreadv, Al. COMPLIMENTS OF A FRIEND William H. AlcXaugher At omey-at-Law Edwin AlcGough len Mgr. Edwin McGough Detectlr Service James AIcKissock V.ce Prealdent Weldon A Kelly Co, Wm. McConagliy, Pit, IdcConagby Dma Co.

Chav, Atag Mtf Leather Goode East Liberty John A. Alet Attomey-atLaw John B. Miller Vlct-Pres. AL GenT Mgr. A.

Mill-Bona Co. Roy V. Miller a-Snairer Brownlng-KIng Co. Albert J. Mansmann Pr-1.

Albert J. Mansmann Dept, Store H. Moore Manager Hotel Wm. Pens C. E.

Aloodey Pi sident Moodev Motor Co. John IV, Chief of Police Swisavale, pa. Alfred X. Martin, Ph. G.

Martin A Vandervort Dmg Stores J. Coiiwsy Macon Preeldent Paulson Bros Co. Walter Chauncey Alellor Pres. The Meilor Plano Company Joaeph Alatkreli Register of Wtlle George Murrell Al. A.

Alustnanno Attomey-at-Law Dr, T. it. Martin Optometrist Frank IL AlalonA President Globe Cleaning, Painting A Decorating Co. S. IV.

President 8 W. Meant Lumbar Co, Harold A. Miller, Al. D. Justus Alulert President Mulert Insurance Co.

L. E. Marshall Prealdent Dusenberry Pte Company Joseph Nhlelds Alalson, D. S. Charles A.

Aluhlbronner President Iron City Produce Ino. E. E. Neely, Al. D.

Frank R. Phillips Viet Preatdent end Gen Manspf Duquesne Light Co Cnniina J. Pellegrini Architect Gerald P. OXelll Vies At Mgr. The Pittsburgher Hotel IV, N'lcolet President rilcoiet A Griswold Ine.

J. C. Nevln Managlnf Director Federal Reserve Bank Al. OHanlon Mfg- Prescription Optlctaa C. Palmgreea Arrhttect John H.

Phillips Phillips Drug A Radio Co. A. 0. P)l Real state F. J.

Osterllng Arcbftect William P. Ortale President Ortalt Contracting Co. Jolin Cranford Park President Park Printing CA Michael C. Iipko Chief ef Police. Braddock.

PA. G. A. Painter Manager Poet A Flagg Co, Charles B. Prichard Attomey-at-Law James Kao Pres.

PlttaGumn Chamber of Commerce Aelolplie Rosner Pres, and Tress Tha Rosner Co. Geo, Al. Rowland Architect Gerald Rightmire President Morgan Dye Works, Bellevue Pa. George Kitkiey Rtcktey Provision Co. A.

Koessing Pres. Roeeelng Bronze 0. IV. A. lio)ton, Jr.

President Pltteburgh Motor Com. Charles Loeb. Reirenstdn Relrenstetn Sons Co-haniuel 8, Rosenberg Attoraev-at-Law Chss. J. and Chris Rieger Armtccts ft Emcfnetm Geo.

K. Rogers Architect E. R. Reno Secretary.I'reaiurer United Laundries Airs. Janet Stelnniaun JF'red.

H. Mater PTineral Director IV. E. ftichaunian, Ph. Setvatxman Pharmacy t.

8. Spangler President Duffs Iron Ctty College C. B. Slmler President shaitr A cram ford, ine. George 8.

Shull Pres. Rjafetv First Supply Co. Brandon MnitU Arttmret (Lay Smith Pres. The fimitb'Farta. Co.

Id. I aytte Stoker Manager Fairmont creamery Co. Robert btinaon Prea Bttn-on-Kennedy Co. 1. Shaffer.

Ph. G. Drugs yf Lebanon J. IV. Saxton Prealdent Baxton Co.

If. B. Salkeld Prealdent Mt Lebanon Bank Witt. Simon Wm Simon a Bona Jacob Sthnelder Schneider Tailoring Co. Ralph F.

Smith A 1 'orrfv-M- Law FI. A. Slpe Secreury-Treasuret Sara F. Slpe Co. Henry J.

Ijhott fcf MMChUMttl Mvitutl Lift in uraneft Co. Robert, L. Anderson, D. Thomas S. Anderson, M.

1. (ieo. Alexander Pr.old.nt nd Treamrer Gto. Alexander at 2no Ctias, H. Vilen Scientific Instrument Cd, Bonnet Ari.lur Korth Side Amuorment CO.

Joseph Hash Preild.ne pittefinridi Realty Bids. A Luan Horace Wattless llikle Vice President andl W. W. WattlP A Sona Co. Ivan Uielr-k Pres.

American state Blank A Trust Co. E. Baker President Metatmnth Lx--1 A Chair Co Itobert H. I Jrattn ihrrtfr Alleahenv eounty Louis Roremari, Ill. G.

Preetdent Bnremnn'g Feme Stores A. H. liui'cL field O.nera. Manaeer Jo.eyr.p Horae Co. Fretiericlt iuillain Xlode, 0.

Dr. ThoniflS htock.l,atn Baker Pro. Carreet, lnstttutq of Technology A illiani E. Host Attorney at-l-aw C. A.

Broca ks Prel Atlantic A Part fie Tea Co. John Buettniian, Attorney at-l-aw Harry G. llnrna. Pit, G. Walnut pnarmaey II.

A. lileieitaluefel Supt. Duquerae Warbnuee Co, Geo, IV. Bolnnls Candvland Baat Liberty A. Hmtanl Hooth Booth Printing Co E.

Hi Inkliofl'. I'll, G. Pharmaclar K. C. Ilrainrd Vice president Nlcolta Realty Co.

F. C. Bittner, tli. G. The Hill top Phsarmacy U.

If. Buchbiiider Preatdsnf Buchhlnd.r Optical Co, Henry R. Burger Pres BureerUerrity Co, li. H. Cannon 8m.

A Tree a Fort Pitt SJoal A Coke Co R. Cajajee R.al Eitate Officer Fidelltv Title A Truet Co. Wnt. Collery P.eild.nt Plttebureh Cut Stone Co. James H.

Clasrk Dlrectnt ot Puhlte; Safety H. I), Dauter-iTose furniture CO. Clifton H. Close Free, Pure Natural Water, Co. E.

E. Colo Mat. Ths Cunard Rl.amel-itp Ltd. J. M.

Cuimiaing Certified Public Aecouatlht A. Croiso Architect Win. H. Cole-man Attorney J. C.

Connolly Pure COMHBT MENTS OF A FRifND Jutlge ICeluard 0, Cbalfnnt IV. 11. Cooper, M. D. James I).

Gallery preildenf Diamond Na tonal Bank CTius, E. Dursiitig Manatee ltonblower dk Weeki F. E. Davis, Bp, Sfanae.r North stdt Laundry Co. Dr.

Wllllatii M. Davidson 8upt of Schools Paul E. Davidson President Davidson A Cd, J. A. Davis Pres.

Davis Bros Pbarmaclita, Ine. W. Donoughee Pr-elnent i. Tbonouche Co. S.

J. Dorman 41. A. He buon Vs Shon Dorman Prlntlna Co. Wm.

Al. Huff Preaid. nt Edward A. Woods Co. Barney ltrevfuss Preeldent Pttteburch Baseball Club C.

E. Ditkey Countv Supt or Schools Ralph C. Hat in Attomey-at-Law Harmon D. Denny, Jr, Attorney-at-Law William L. Dottier Funeral Director ltd ice James li.

Drew It. Al. Eduards Pea. Overhead Door Sales Ino, Raymond t. Evans Assistant Attorney H.

C. Eiste Diet Mcr ihe 'elechmann Co, John A. Evans President Judee Court of Common Pleas Henry Evans Controller Al, Ehrenfeld Letitia Flocker banforel Flocker prealdent Treasurer John blocker ft Inc, John A. Ereyvogel Undertaker Oliver 41. Ferguson Treasurer M.

Wood Company Thomas Fitgernid Vtce-Prei Pltt-burcb Railways Co. E. Foster Foster Restaurant Co. Ira W. Fanning, Ih.

I Hanntns Dma Store Ftanels Frank Frans's Home Bakfrv SwtaavaJt, Pa. John Farris Preatdent Farris tnalneertns Co.) Jltos. A. Flanigan Alderman Hamhleton Fisher Geo. W.

Flowers 1 Attomey-at-Law Fred. F'otirnler President Fournier OU Co. 8, Free. Penn. Window A office Cleaning Co.

Samuel H. Gardner District Attomev Ross Gammon Gammon Restaurants Co, Austin Lee George Attomevat-Lw A. O. (Jetty Manager Standard Sanitatne Mt. Co.

Frederick (iitib Architect George -N. Pru. fh Kevstnn Lumber Cd. U. A.

Gmail pret. A Oroah Construction Co, Dr. Samuel 1). Al. Fred Haller President Haller Bakins' Co.

W. H. Ileselhartb Prealdent Hermann A Iona W. A. Hopkins Insurance F.

F. Hllsman Hlleman Shoe Co Braddock. Ps, Geo, .1. Hilbert aidant Hubert Transfer A Storaae Preach Side Pulpit A. Gregg will M.

Lalngg pulpit in the Second Church, North Park union services will be attended by the congregation, 1 To Be Pulpit Topic "Bearers of the Torch" 1 ill be the I Rev. J. H. Wards topic tomorrow at Gt, InUrClV 8 FttStOr 10 a. m.

In the Robinson Street Meth- a TJtvrne odist Episcopal Church, North Side. si-llHUUULCo I I It! fit E. T. Richards will address the 8 p. B- Andrews Lutheran Church will nt.

meeting. I h01. wgular Sunday morning services at 10:45. aH m. tomorrow.

The Rev, Dr, H. Eckhardt, pastor, will preach on On the Uoacf from ul Woman to Speak r. asm I On My Conversion I Jerusalem to Jericho." Mrs, John Solomon will speak to-morrow morning at oclock In the Squirrel Hill Methodist Protestant Church. My Conversion will he the subject of Mrs. Solomon's 'Prayer, Subject Of Brookline "Prayer" bo the Rev, W.

Brundrett'g A.ttomev-at-Law etle Fretlerick (1. Pastor toplo ot the morning sermon Sunday in the Brookline Meth-edist Eplscopnl Chuich. Gives Sermon Topic Edgcwood Church hJ'Tw new M. He" Announces Speaker bert Messner's morning theme to-1 The Rev. Geoi ge K.

Davies will morrow In the Lutheran Churclt of preach at 11 a. m. Sunday in the the Redeemer. No evening service Kdgewood Preebyterinn Church, the! Mclifl Pres Maleon Frederte. School of Beauty Culture Fretl C.

Alan ten A Marten A Co. Will. J. AlrVloll Gen Mgt Moore Leonard A Lynch C0MFLTMKNT8 OF A FRIEtiD Gilbert Alrtnnes lii neno Director John AlrMnrray president Iron City Healing Co, I Rev, H-otpb W. TJnyrt, pnstor, will bold.

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