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_&' Tee Local Churches Continue Lenten Mt EAT ATC s x tations on Third Sunday in Seasq | + J | buEst |[Waliston Children Present Macterlinc] TQM | mes a \ Ee is ctr - ea K --: xX. tion WiWhis® 1909 |Proscher At Tenten Service At i SUPPLY PULPITS ' ai [ * || 4MIMLETNE S= => --==\ UMLS rOn IME morning from 8 to 8:15 of New York. gregational church of Hollis, will be the preacher at the second of tre Congregational church, Morris DURING THE WEEK a eres Feel one-. Denominations Active As Religious Period Enters Tomorrow CHURCH EVENING Beginning at 2 o'clock tomor- avenue and Princeton street, at 8 o'clock tomorrow. His subject will be: \The Church Faces New So- cial Frontiers.\ Rev. C o< Trench Chairman / «' U A committee of members off . Mr. Read 's especially N il, Vet 6 row afternoon, the Long Island| Miss Salevs jpeaks On Spanish i i assam council, Veterans | qualified to discuss this subject, | Foreign W , assist 1 March 5 Holy Month chapter, Knights of Columbus, | Crisis In HempsteadWednesday |naving been a leader among the |tibution of application blanks dP a- will observe its 40th anniversary 'The monthly church evening of zzgfl‘zggl ma:°‘a§g°am iC‘mzem Military Train Cam \ . P aren Editer answer“ Brooklyn. O2 Cie\ Christ's First Presbyterian church, churches in 1984 He is editor of 5. oY Lenten mediations will con- tinue in the churches of the south shore and middle island sections of the county tomor- row, the third Sunday in Lent. Mid-week services will be con- ducted on Wednesday or «Thursday nights at the vari- ous parishes. *~ Announcements for the day and through the week follow : BALDWIN St. Peter's Evangelical Lutheran burch, Rev. Dr. John W. Schmitt- henner, pastor: \The Stars in Their Courses\. Thursday, 8:15 m., The Cross, An Emblem of grandma, sermon _ on: \Why Hast Thou Forsaken Me?\ BELLEROSE St. Thomas Episcopal church, Rev. John Williams, Jr., rector: # ®. m., holy communion; 11 a. m., . morning prayer and sermon. Wed- , 7:30 a. m., holy commun- lon; 10:30 a. m., holy communion; 4:30 p. m., children's Lenten serv- of Mrs. John Williams, Jr.; 8 p. m., Bible study class. BELLMORE Presbyterian church, Rev. Wil- lam T. Rambo, pastor: 10:45 a. m., \Jesus The Christ.\ Methodist Episcopal church, Rev. E. Ralph Wiborg, pastor: 10:45 a. m., \The Crisis At Naz- areth\ third in a series of Lenten messages on \Crises in the Life of Jesus\; 8 p. m., Mrs. A. T. Cam- These children from the Cross street school, Williston Park, war-ensmguulthe Jagger “Kl-1 presented \Hansel rete,\ wool left to right: onne YOUNG PEOPLE HEAR auditorftum. . They Harlan Fischer, pastor: 11 a. m., «are, \The Death Sentence\; 7:45 p. m., \The Marriage of the Lamb\ ac- companied by stereopticon slides. Mrs. McCullough will continue her talks on \Genes is\ at the Young People's societies, senior Reformed church, Rev. William N. MacNeill, pastor: 11 a. m. \The Attractive Power of The Cross\; 8 p. m., \The Comfort\ Promise of Wednesday, 8 p. m., \The Bargain for Betrayal.\ LONG BEACH St. James's Episcopal church, Rev. George W. Pars ions, rector: 9 a. m., holy communion; 11 a. m., morning prayer and sermon. Thursday, 8 p. m., Rev. Henry Hempstead, will be held at 8 o'clock Wednesday evening. 'The devotional service will be con- ducted by Rev. Dr. Frank M. Kerr, pastor, and the musical pro- gram will be directed by Lowell Patton, organist and music direc- tor, who will present Irwin Dillon, NBC tenor. The guest speaker will be Miss Consuelo Saleva, Spanish instruc- tor in the Hempstead high school, who will talk on \The Present Crists of Civil War in Spain\. Miss Saleva spent her vacation last year in Spain. The social period will be under direction of the Women's Mission- | ary society. bration will mark another mile- stone in the annals of the Knights of Columbus on Long Island. Just 40 years ago February 19th, in 1897, the Long Island chapter was formed in and Queens counties, with 18 councils and ap- proximately 5,000 members. Cath- olic parishes were established in Nassau and Suffolk counties, members of the Knights of Col- umbus organized new councils from among those who had moved farther east on the island. The number of councils continually has increased until it has now reached 68, with approximately 30,000 members. Councils have contributed much to the growth of the Catholic church and to the expansion of | the order from Brooklyn to Mon- tauk Point. The committee in charge of arrangements will broadcast descriptions of many of the epochal events in the Catholic history of Long Island during these 40 years. Supreme Director Daniel A. Tobin, of Brooklyn, a! veteran in the work of the Knights , Review Staff Photographer Windsor as \Gretel\; Kenneth Kirchmer as \Hansel\; Elizabeth Morrison as \The Mother\; Audrey Tengstrom as \The Witch\ and Edwin Johnson as \The Father.\ SOCIETIES, CLUBS ANNOUNGE EVENTS WILL MEET MONDAY A meeting of the Ladies Repub- lican club of the 160th election | district of Elmont will be held at | the Suprise street firehouse, Mon- day evening. Mrs. Joseph Night- ingdale, recently insalled presi- dent, will take charge of the meet- ing. Jané REV. SHAW TUESDAY Rev. Charles H. Shaw, mis- sionary to Palestine, will be guest speaker at the weekly Hempstead, at 8 o'clock Tues- day night. He will show motion pictures of the Holy Land and discuss this sacred spot in the light of modern events. Special music will be given by a young peo- ple's group. The organization, through its | hospital-bed fund, has done much to relieve the financial burden of | sick members and others in need of medical services at their homes. Each year the chapter conducts a charity ball during the mid-winter season at the Columbus club to raise funds to carry on this work, These proceeds have been aug- mented in recent years by sepa- rate district charity balls conduct- ed both in Nassau and Suffolk. Plans are nearing completion for the St. Patrick's Day dance to be held by the Holy Name society of St. Brigid's church, Westbury, | on Wednesday, March 17. Matthew J. Keilly has been| named chairman of the ticket committee. Other committee ap- pointments include Thomas Pur- cell, Thomas Walsh and John Goode. Others working in the in- During Week, Feb. 28 To March 6 Societies and clubs of the va- rious churches in the area an- nounce a varied list of activities for the week-Sunday, February 28, through Saturday, March 6- Bt. Thomas' Episcopal church, Bellerose: Tuesday, monthly meeting of Mothers' auxiliary with Miss Lures of the Church a. m. daily, prayer and praise; 5 p. m. daily, healing for body and soul; 3 p. m. Sundays, baptismal the book \The Younger Church- men Look at The Church\ com- prising a group of critical essays of evaluation on the church's posi- tion and usefulness in present day society. Rev. Frederick A. Meyer, local pastor, extends an invitation to all persons of the community who have no regular service at their own church at the evening hour to attend this service. WEEK DF SPEAKERS 15 ANNOUNGED BY YOUTH Vi'rture, Woodbridge And Linton To Talk In Oceanside | Frank Vurture, leader, will be speaker at the Christian Young| People's church on Windsor ave-| nue, off Rockaway avenue, Ocean- This will be a discourse on the security of the believer in Jesus. Rey. Dr. Charles J, Woodbridge of Philadelphia, will be guest speaker Monday and Tuesday at the same hour. Rev. Dr. Wood- bridge was born in China to mis- sionary parents and was gradu- ated from the University of Berlin | and Princeton university. He is| one of the leading young Bible teachers in America today. He now is chairman of the independent Paul S. Lawrence today. Charles G. Trench of Centre, vice-commander of the council, is chairman of the ment committee. Members of the committee plied with blanks are: A. A. of Glen Cove; Olin Odell of Neck; J. T. Eberling of Fi dale; E. Ben See of Hem Max Simmons of Freeport; A. Hesse, Jr., of Westbury; F. , Ruddock of Malverne; Charles A. \ Kelland of Carle. Place; F. P Shannon of Long Beach; (In! W. Hallam of Roosevelt; Krucher of Baldwin; Kar] S. Pable« ard of Williston Park; J. E. Tweed of Valley Stream; J. T. Buxbatin of Port Washington; John J. D&= rick of Lynbrook; John Mey@ite kort of Cedarhurst; George Minda of Elmont; J. J. Simmons Of Franklin Square; E. J. Foley of Bellmore; Frank Holden of Hickas« ville and Guy Thompson of Bait Rockaway. Arrangements will be made to have local doctors who are meme bers of the Medical Reserve give examinations at Mitchel Field. Those doctors listed include Dr. n 7 of Columbus and active since its | T\side, on Sunday evening at 8|Louis H. Bauer of Hempstead; ice and play, \Tho ober 60st meeting at 645 p. m. Thursday, meeting of the Young Peoples inception more than 50 years azo,| Gatholic NCWS | o'clock.. He will use as iis topic, Nathaniel Cooper of Merrick: I. by the confirmation class of 1937 mias p. m., prayer and praise serv- 50g): r i) f the Christian and is in charge of the celebration. | (Sate in Jesus\ using as the|Egelman of Rockville Centre; T. the third in a seres Of \Paul's Letter to the Corin-| fabernacle of the Christian and was 5. Services Of Knights Scripture text, John -10:19-30.| J. Fearns of Williston Park; F. N. plays staged under the direct\ thian Church.\ . Christian Activities Many Metcalf of Rockville Centre; A. Nightingale of New Hyde Park; A. I. Lowenthal of Valley Stream; Julius Stark of Freeport; George S, Comstock of Rockville Centre Nathan Diamond of Freeport; G. Fussell of Mineola; L. W. M j lard of Great Neck; A. Neuwirth Floral Park; L. B. Pitman of P Washington, E. E. Santemma of Hempstead and Alexander Zabin ' of Malverne. & ¥ A is ? . a terests of the affair are: Frank J, | board of Presbyterian foreign mis- phor, widow of Bishop of Liberia, is service. Home and hospital visi- of Map, Flushing, speak) .| Its educational program has en- (\¢ t a f v b will relate her experiences in that | Kupsch, of Astoria. ® tations daily. Tuesday, a rfi'f‘t'émfimx weeting; | abled many boys and girls to ob- §h£915'_7°hagmflne Pram; MCMSh‘F- * Tew 3 R I WORK FOR MISSIONS African country under the auspic- MELVILLE ROOSEVELT bores Aho tain, higher education through an- | john \« «Sennett; Robert Dolly) Rev. John Linton will continue .( )| _ edes! - 80000\ as of the Queen Esther circle. Methodist Episcopal °,h,“\h' Methodist Episcopal ¢ h ur C h »| hue: Phursday, 2190 <p. m.,\ bedise nual four-year tuition scholarship | y(°°P Ande“$l“%.chazlncrg° *| evening.\ mp m1“ class Priday | Ont A a?! ~ t. Paul's E Mcal Luth Wnl'uf‘JJ' Berrigan, of the ”fez; Rev. Arthur J. Pennell Faurs evangetieat Lutheran churen, year. € op asd wan a ese classes are held stablish Exchange St 's Evangelic utheran - » - church, Rev. Edmund H. Bohm, McAuley. Cremorne mission, guest 11 a. m., \The Crisis At Nazareth\ and Harland W. Meistrell. Monday, 4:18 p. m., confirma- The Columbus club in Brooklyn, each Friday for the teaching of the ; h ( , _| Bible to Christians who wish to| During Lent each year the ther in series on \Crises in the |tion class; Thursday, €16 p. m., confirme-| a monument to the work of mem- Rev. Mauriqe 3L Rochth an ® & \yl gm, op eus \ ser yroumoK fife of Jesus': 6 p. m. heing the Fria his urch cid: repeater\ bers in Kings county, is the phy- Paticn \ball have been Tecondi® \*Bible\ school meets\ at 2:30 Egoglmrfsoéatgxidcrgfhsgtec Gare Wo I p. m., \Our Impossible\. Wednesday, 3: p.| _ Floral Park Methodist E A| sical expression of sentiment in |P m f rith den Cit , work and save for Duty to Church and State\. Wed | Episcopal Chm-fig g Eh“ a: m., children's meeting; 8 p. m. BMC] c'.,\;\,‘,,“.,‘m.,’“’:gf “3:22:93? the councils for the amalgamation HORed and are now ready for play Snilfi’ik fi‘flfa’t’afléfinfim $12,111: sions. Yl'hie year a jsildrenr‘un‘: and.“ them-n \The Fourth Word W' gY'BJ: m lholyetham' devotional 13:2?an Gureips: Sundar, 'omotrox, $40 », m: of activities into one central coun- \82!\ Davies and women's class rbi'l change has been inaugurated, #rom 'The Cross.\ , rector: < Mo ~ 4 fecaiy cil. Since this consolidation of Each Saturdi b MST ._., mmfiiégn‘: T'pmfih‘fnfggfi Lutheran Church of Our 'Re- Ezfig-E'Efibfigmjfggznfiflci'fifi these councils, this club has been |_ Rev. Matthew Kelly, assistant | \** *- S!!vers school bring ples, cakes, cookies Community church, Rey. -| and 5 . m, deemer, Rev. Alvin E. Wagner, 3 oa Coves rm study during Lent. Men of the b the Catholic center of Kings coun- Bookhout, pastor: 11 a. m., 4 afternoon: pastor of St. Christopher's church, ; and candies to the Cath man C. astor: \9:30 a. m., \The Christian mothiy mesiing of the . a cloy Leder Ald so:|ty with many of the councils from | Baldwin, will give the third in a FLOOD FUND $86 000 offices, B9 Fifth street, where they 'Learning His Love By Doing His|parisn will Of Attitude\. Wednesday, 8 p. m,) CH. _; u coll, Episcopat cburen: tD€ outlying districts laking a Series of radiocasts on \Religion's ' are put on sale. It is a project ! Will\; 8 p. m., \The Uses of the gommunlwt 21:1? gm \> \The Milk-Zn?! the Passion, The monday, +30 p.'m. trcop No. 3. oui prominent part in the club's ac- Place in a Communist State\ over Review Acknowledges Donation which adults are urged to support. Bible in the Christian's Living\.|8 p. m, Rev. Ralph ay. Challenge-Limon.\ $ I dies \No.\ t soy \$o fu tivities. station W from the Columbus From Lakeview Social Club The children's exchange is The Four C's club of young peo-| croft, of p, ursday, 4: - UNIONDALE in., chorus chotr rebearsai; Saturasy,| Sunday's gathering at the Col-| Club, 1 Prospert Park West, Brook-| The flood relief fund of the Nas-| between the hours of eleven and will attend the morning serv- p-Fnitu Beptist church, Bev. D: Community chapel, Rev. Frank Tr. .a ,,., UNbus Club will bring together 3:1, at 3:30 o'clock tomorrow |sau chapter of the American Red) one on Saturdays. in a group. Wednesday, 8 isd 6 ap “5° ha n“ S0\ |T. James, pastor: 10:30 a. m. mempsiese: Mooéay. 430p\ m. Pelion: many of the old-timers in the ernoon. Cross reached the $86,000 mark to- ~- - . m. lel’lfrvllhip. \Words from r “Wilvaia'n'Y-a a. ER Christian Endeavor, continuing Eupknarmnnnumg “$13.5 3,5: Mamzjorder, including all the living At the conclusion of his talks,| day, while the fund being col- CHURCHES OF CHRIST e Cross. Rol cult? ce i ml}; mey discussion on \What Shall We Do Boy Booule; Tusdsy, 430 >. mo church Chairmen of the Long Island chap-| Father Kelly conducts a question lected by The Review for the chap- || a FLORAL PARK Corner Lot In 3111\? ore on Sundays?\; 8 p. m., \The Pre- work de Emma; 3i%o p. m. Girl Scouts: ter, present and past delegates, beriod. They may be sent direct/ter totalled $2,065.08 with the ad.! SCIENTIST Methodist Episcopal church, NORTH BELLM i Requisites of Prayer.\ mama, 4 5 2 oudlte grand knights and officers of all| to the Columbus club. dition of a $2 contribution from St. |BRANCHES OF THE MOTHER m. Dr. M53“ P. Gingrfipulfirche‘ is egwEgfitlieycgmx-hgfa? WANTAGH oratorical contes? at the Arlington avenue) 68 councils in the four counties. | Peters 145 a. m., Everyman's e class, , Rev. - , pas- Evangelical church of Baldwin. The Lakeview Social club con- tributed $3 to The Review fund Presbyterian church, Brooklyn, under au- rplces op One, forel, mission . committee of the Brookiyn-Nassan Presbytery; pre- ceded by dinner st 6 p. m. Lutheran - Church -of the E iphany, Lutheran Memorial C o ngregational church, Rev. Dr. Francis J. Hay- den, pastor: 11 a. m., \The Crisis of Popularity\ another in a series |CHURCB, THE FIRST CHURCH] OF CHRIST, SCIENTIST, IN | BOSTON, MASSACHUSETTS With Notice of Regular Service and It is expected the Catholic Church will be represented by the Most Rev. Thomas E. Molloy, bishop of Brooklyn and Long Is- with the pastor starting a series of Lenten on \The Meaning of Lent\; 11 a. m., \The tor: 11\@. m., \An Unclean Spirit\. Wednesday, 7:45 p. m., \Jesus Versus Peter\ another in series on \Trials of Jesus.\ During the past week more than 1,000 tickets have been distributed by members of the Ladies' auxil- Mempstead: Monday, 8 p. m., Women ia on February 18. The money was Reading _ Rooms . where / Master of Human: Destiny\ from on \The Great Crises in the Life] ¥ud, ang fet?\ meta,! | land:. Auxiliary Bishop Raymond | Freeport lof the Sarge; | added to the total, but the donas|| mar be rean or the Book of Revelation; 7:45 p. m., Lutheran chmurch Rev. T. Rene |Of J®sus\; 7:30 p. m, \The Pas- & »\ m. Church cousey; nwages, idd Kearney: Michael F, Walsh, state| sponsored by the auxiliary during! {10\ » , inadvertently, | was . not Amityville, N. Y., Bee Massapequa 3:5?3 Ham“; Math \3: Meyer, pastor: 45 a. m., \Stop ston of Our Lord, epics \ Kia | v, m.. \eaig deputy, Knights of Columbus; Ed-} the three-day presentation of the ricknovilfdged. _ | |maiurin, N. X., First CBaren - Sui pl ay, 8 p. m., - : 630 '| Christ Lutheran church, Rev. 40 p. 'm. choir reneacaal; sit- mund Whalen, master, fourth de- | religious drama, \Cloistered\ at maz ooo | lab Al Mc TM P. Mo unday Arthur Crawford, former student|Look, and Live\; 6:50 p. m.|william S. Avery, pastor: 9:30) urdan 10 a. im. betecheticel chad gree, first New York district, and | the Freeport theatre, East Sunrise Lm A. Mo Wed. Hin B assistant at Floral Park, guest| Young People's service, subjecti\a m., Junior church, \God Our | , Melhedist Episcopal church: | .\ ' Monday, 8:15 p. m., anniel church school board meeting, [with reports and - elec- ton: Tuesday, 3 p. m. Organizers; 8 Lorena 1 pmo dn speaker. I“: The Church's Stand on War\ with George Moyer, Jr., as guest highway, Tuesday, Wednesday $p 9 \us Sanae Father\; 11 a. m., \The Place of and Thursday. Performances will Obedience\. Wednesday, 8 p. m., $ P. M. dally, excepting Sundiye holidays and Priday evenings from First Baptist Church FREEPORT Among The Guests I . 1 a, The Long Island board of dis-| be continuous from 1 to 11 p. m. Main and Jackson Streets 2.30 P. M. 11 South Grand Avene, . Christ Lutheran church, Rev.|speaker; 8 p. m. \Our Father's| fourth in- series of sermons on} at “imflifihfifiifiumfifixfim‘fl trict deputies, representatives of| rj ® from fo 11 p. m Hempstead ee Freeport, N. Y., First Church h Temptation\. Wednesday; 8 p. m., |« a w__. meeting\ sponsored b Fra ® Ickets may be obtained from 11.08 A. M. 8 \P. Mo Sunday Pavia_ G. Jaxhelmer, pastor: 9 Temptation D Mas \Actors in Christ's Passion\ ah, Yo ganizers: FrADk|the New York chapter, delegations ; : a. m., Sunday school worship serv- \What Is Truth\? fourth in series «peter, the Impetuous.\ hink mapin, chorch. Rempstest: from New Jersey and Westchester Si,, Cmwer, Of the ways and|| REV. E. HARLAN FiscrEeR }%, ; Yepsey. Me eicept. mde 16e, with sermon on \The Inheri-|of Lenten messages on \Questions WEST HEMPSTEAD dar, a 5. my choir Wether | will join In the fellcitations to be Eff-12; ngfiéxeeigifid $73 M: Pastor day and holidays, 82. North- Gre) .l walt fighm'fioh, Cen» That swim: CENTRE “gm-r; £0311 magma “£253- £15121 chugrene\ Bible class: {guided to the Long Island chap- Anni? J. Martin, president of the | SUNPAY SF“??? FEB. 28 tennial avenue and Babylon turn- St. Marks Methodist Episcopal pay Roy C. Matthews pun“! Ins-m mica-5m you-z. * Charles F Egan, a fo r grand auxiliary. r R “Th” « M. w ; 10:45 \He That Is Not|church, Rev. Karl F. Moore, pas- f 9 tp\: Todd $ g. ma 'dhakd wl: a ; » rmer T opic e Death Sentence mecting A40.\ Reading: Room' trom Tinh Me: 706 p. m. Lather for: 11 a. m, \The Cringe At Ras bf m, evangelistic service) «pne $9 m fo knight of Bishop ' Molloy COuncll;| A benefit performance of \The 74s P. m. And 'holleays\ and Pridey rrening Jeague devotional meeting, with|areth\ another in a series on| King of Men God Needs! Thurs \=E\ troop No. 168, Booute f D“ chairman 25 thlel nix”; Eternal Road\ will be Topic: \The Marriage of the of \Pocket|\Crises In The Life of Jesus\ e erm rma : amer church, Lon 7 to #:30, Pulton and Millon: Avenues mam-cud Beach: Tuesday, 2 p. m, af t Le Bewing R at the Manhattan Opera house, Lamb,\ Unbrook, N. Y., Fit Chureh-8 Wednesday; broadcast over station Service, \\The \Enemies of The] geral 'R\ Sein bad 'of booter 4. Tobin t, \ie MD street and Bighth avenue, for (Stereopticon Slides) tat 9 a fe 4p 4 B p. m., Gospel sing, al |Freeport, music by the quartet Cross.\ Dannelli. \ ents' mitt the good of the work of the Mary- Sunday School . . . 9:45 A. M Carpenter Ave. '& Union Pi; RR i choir music and sermon \The 'I|and Wilfred Glenn, bass; 6:50 .p. WILLISTON PARK MotpHite Methodist Episcopat At angemen(a comnittee, knoll Sisters at their Motherhouse, | (Classes 1 1 $ P. M.; Tuesday and Baturday 7:30 Priday, 8 p. m., \crummy. The ch nducts its month- ' s for all ages) J i \ WIll of Service.\ m., joint meeting of Epworth buthoren unfin’mwx’u nlgnt, e conducts | % 5 C Maryknoll, N. Y., Saturday eve-|| young People's Societies, | 4M, 97 Suntce Wighw Methodist Episcopal church, league and High School league to rey, 4. Reginald Moodey, pastoct veen\ That \React n In postings at he Itpights of Col- ning, April 17. Proceeds will go | eas pa. |Meeme to cher Rev, Dr. E. A. Pollard Jones, pas- |hear Ichiro Tonegawa, of Japan, § a, m., holy communion; 11 a. m., Mes, erebere . euaci. \~*\ Brooklyn. Many of the activiies GZECHY to the missionary work at || Thursday evening-Prayer Schoo, 11A. 'M.; 'Weanestay, 130 P, tor: 10:48 a. m., \For Or Against\; student at Union Theological sem- morning prayer and sermon; Wed. wass? Centre Ceneregntionai shureh: F e y of TD® Ossining and in the Far East. tick road at R p. m. \Thirty Silver Pleces\./inary; 8 p. m., \The Crisis At of the chapter are conducted from and Praise. .... Tail) except Som TA5 P. M. ar. 1:30 p. m., Women's club. 12> nesday, 8 p. m., Rev. Charles A. Tails Letmacn charom. Meck : Sister Mary Eunice, now sta- (revel iud s soha rad -> w w . ® this point. During spring, sum- > A CORDIAL WELCOME IS nd holidays, 3 to €:30 P Wednesday, 8 p. m., \The Meagure| Caeserea Philippi\ another in|Brown!' of St. Mark's church, By oth oui 4°P M\ mer and fall, month}; [gamma $101? \s Fushun, Manchuria, and EXTENDED TO ALL “31:3; 1 ( dam-T5: If?“ T2 South|for lfimflflt 5mm”; North Bellmore, guest preacher. Ladies\ Tis 10-1.an are held at different points in wgll floxflfim Joseph are a church preaching the Gospel |acadsy.\ 11 A. \m a'r : m., second - hoo!, 11 A. M., Wednesd >'Grove_ street), Captain and Mrs.|of Stewardship Sunday on that ei % m- moon peas me Queens, Nusseu and Suffolk, Tickets can be obtained through ' Comingcagate Crat \_ MARS A oie Ade ding Augie aint (as Tot ant Coryn an, |_OnRISTIAN SCIENCE 5, erma parte o ig roane raere Prone shoe hes esheets \ Jet ev .. mm., o ¢ __ F aon ino | n e moo o 5. pe 100) Jee\ in the pow ife Tol 'it. Tires Mambers of the aurllary of (R- e\; 7:30 p. m. lon e l \ . - The Gospel\. He also will speak the pastor, all teapot mont made plans for a theatre at the Sunday school session at \ ,&‘_.:‘1=£ parey wedbesday in Jamaica at a PROPHECY 2:30 o'clock. af the \drnieers meetin urprise street HEMPSTEAD Congrega , mible : a p. 's. |Arehouse, Thursday. Arrangements Christ' a First Presbyterian Frederick A. Meyer, pastor: 10:43 Revie} Prialy,| were discussed also for a card SPEAKS church, Rev. Dr. Frank M. Kerr,|a. m. \The Mother of James and y : Tuesday, Party March 8 Y“ the firehouse. t: 11 a, m., \Lenten Medi John'\ third in series on \People ia; \m’i # p. m;| Mrs. George our-l.“ chairman, on-The More Excellent Way\;| Who Came to Jesus\; 12 noon, k \f/ will be assisted irs. Joseph ,> T5 p. m, \Lenten Lesson-The Eleventh Commandment\. Wed- mesday, 8 p. m., monthly church evening Lutheran Church of the Epigh- any, Rev. Walter M. Ruccius, pas- tor: 9:30 a. m., German service; 11 a.m., \Sex As a Barnier To Mildner and Mra. John Loughery. Is a New World Empire at Hand? What Is Coming? The Bible Tells - Hear Evangelist A. F. Wellman Christian Young People's Church Windsor Avenue, off Rockaway Avenue, Oceanside Services, % P. M. Sunday, Fob. 28 - Frank Vurtare on \Safe in Jesus\ Monday and Tuesday, March 1 and % - Dr. Charles J, Wood- bridge, Philadelphia Friday, March 5 - Rev. John Linton-People's Bible Class im., Everyman's Bible class, Ed- |_ ward L. Teale, speaker; 11 My mmunmdhn Tosclogicd! seminary, (g we' s t preacher, under the susdpions of the Women's F ghd. Home | Misiiohary . societies; 4:30 p. m. (one half hour earlier than usual), verper with dediestion of new the to iss amisted the Rev. . S., Watters, of White Mnegdmndlhm canlmrears commistion on ,flmxflt.u'u-tpnnch~'7:lg Fh» rial-Mufti. % JR. MECHANICS HALL PROSPECT ST. near SO. FRANKLIN HEMPSTEAD SUNDAY The Methodist Episcopal Church Feb. 28th - 8 P. M. Continues Lenten Sermon Theme \CRISES IN THE LIFE OF JESUS\ FOR YOUR HEALTH A New York physician will a short talk on Health - show a health filo—nu: AMAM-nudem'mm ganize a Home Class for your benefit - FREE. 7:30 The Public Is Invited 7:30 CLD FASHIONED S0NGS
