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New Zealand Herald, Volume LX, Issue 18553, 10 November 1923, Page 15

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We teach a new Spiritualism, with Jesus Christ as its head. Aftersernc* messages from flowers by Nurse Clayton.:.' ' ' Tuesday, 7.3o—Public Develorment Class, 86* v r-: Vincent Street. " ■ ;-■ : '-;. --';; >■.'. ■ .^;, r*&f.<2-*-± TIyTEETINGS ■ Headciuartera,'?* ~. . * al Wednesday, 2.15. Mrs. ; .- I JTI I Reuben Bailey will ■ speak. cz& y^^h- Monday, Armistice Day lnterai. / \ -> cession, 3to 4. Leader, Mrs, .: ~., VT U Reuben Bailey. All heartily ■"*•*•■ : - welcome. ■.■-. •-■s,■ ■■■-■■-•■■*■■<. ■-,■-.'[ TO__W_Hp gUNDAY AFTES.NOON. ran KM In connection with the , MQW|j| World's Week of Pray**, yjj& COIffIrNEDY.M.e.A AND , ■ *T Y.W.C.A.. „-,.,■. ; t , AT Y M.C.A. AT 4 O'CLOCK. ; Speaker. REV. G. . C. CRUICKSHA-L [ Soloist. MR, C. (W. WILLIAMS. .t :■_ MC A. Bell Team under leadership of j. '.. -.; Mr. Innes. >j>"--i' .. Strangers Cordially Invited.- , Good Singing. '/'■;". '*' ." A Bright Happy Meeting. Members'of both Inatitationa are Asked , to Attend. ,r|jjp. -ycr W.C.A. BUILDIHG. 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