CHURCH SERVICES. CONGREGATIONSL CHURCH, ~ BROAD STREET. CHURCH ANNIVERSARY. SERVICES will bo conducted tomorrow as follows Morning.—Rev. J. Reed Glasson. Wellington. Subject: "Personal Religion." Anthem: "What are these that are arrayed." Evening, at 7.—Rev. A. L. Maedonald AspJand. Subject: "The Question of the Ages." Anthem: "Abide With Me." Solo: "It is Enough" (Mr C. Taylor). Solo: "Angels Ever Bright and Fair" (Mrs J. U." Whitehead). ORANGE HALL, LOMBARD STREET. LAST Sunday of MR and MRS E. L. PERKINS' visit. Service will be held at 7 p.m. Address by Mrs E. L. Perkins. Subject: "Memories, or the Prodigal's Lost Hope." Floral demonstration at close. Investigators of Occultism invited ALL WELCOME. Collection. THE LUTHERAN Church street. SERVICES To -morrow at 11 a.m. £5 and 7 p.m. MFTHODIST CHURCH OF N7Z7~ ST. PAUL'S CIRCUIT. SERVICES will be conducted on Sunday ;ir> follows: St. Paul's.—ll a.m.. Rev. J. IJ. Tinslam; 7 p.m.. Mr W. S. Neal (student); Sunday School and Rible Class at 2.80. Ashhurst.—ll a.m., Mr W. S. Neal (student); 7 p.m.. Mr R. H. Billons; Sunday School and Bible Class ac 1 <». Pohangiua.—ll a.m., Mr L. H. Ha;.don ; 7.3(» p.m.. Mr !.. H. Haydon : Sunday School and Bible Class at Stony Creek.—2.-U> [). m.. Mr \Y. S. Neal (student): 7.80 n.m.. Mr J. i!
CUBA ST. METHODIST CIRCUIT. Cuba Street.—ll, Supply : 7. Rev. .[. H. Hashim: Sunday School and Bible Class at 2.30. Bunnythnrpe.—ll. Mr W. Ivitdeton : i. !•>. Mr S. !•,. I' oo ; Sunday School and Bible Class at TO. Lon^'mm.—2.3o, Rev. J." H. H:islam. Holy Communion ; Sunday School and Bible Class at 1.1 ">. ST. ANDREW'S PRESBYTER I AX~ CHURCH. SERVICES will he conducted on Sunkl day as follows: St. Andrew's. Palmerston North.—Tl Morning Service and Communion, Rev. A. Don!!, M.A. ; 2.30 p.m., Sunday School and Bible Classes; 7, Evening Sorrico. Rev. A. Douil. M.A. Oddfellows' Hall, Cuba street.—2.3o p.m., Snndny School. Presbyterian Church, Terrace End.— 2.30 p.m., Sunday School; 7, Evening Service. Mr J. C. Young. Kelvin Grove.—2.3o p.m., Sunday Seiiool : 7.30. Evening Service. St. Andrew's Y.M.B.C. Kairal)ga.*—7.3o, Evenin.u Service. Tiakitahuria.—7.3o, Evening Service, Mr J as. Wallace. OALVATION ARMY HALL. v 3 Broad street. TO-MO RRO \Y (S U XI) A Y). 11 a.m.. 3 p.m. and 7 D.m., Sp<'C-ial Services conducted by local Oiiicers. On Sunday, the l.jrli. Harvest res'ival Senices, when the hall will i>e tastefully decorated. Gifts of prodr.ee thankfully received. CHURCH OF CHRIST. Campbell street. SUNDAY SERVICES. 11 a.m.—Worship and Breaking of Bread. 2.30 p.m.—Bible School and Adult Bible Class. 7 p.m.—Evangelistic Service. Subject : "The Most Notable Gospel Sermon ever Preached. 1
Proachc-r : *!r L. Julinnton, Evangelist. SEVENTH DAY ADYE.YTIST CHURCII. Queen Street'. Si Nl)A\ , i p.in. .Subject: '"The Milonnium," "Will There be a Second Probation r" This livtj question will interest \on. All welcome! Me:-!! v c_;' Yvediiosdav also, 7 u.ai. .Six-aW: PASTOR 11. E. PIPER. BAPTIST CHUKCH. SERVICES "sril! bv conducted on Bunday as i'olicws:— Morning Service. 11, Rev. I). 15. Eorde Cat lisle. Evening Service, 7. Rev. i). ]>. Fe.rdo-Curiisle. Sunday School at 2.30. The combined Bible Classes will meet in tho vestry at 2.45. "Missionary Sir.dy," .Mr K. Bevis. I irii< a at 7.30. .Mr H. X. Vivian.
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Manawatu Standard, Volume XLI, Issue 9743, 7 March 1914, Page 6
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