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New Zealand Herald, Volume LXI, Issue 18705, 10 May 1924, Page 7

- - - CHURCH NOTICES. UCKLAND BAPTIST TABERNACLE. MINISTER: REV. JOSEPH W. MP. v.' £" ?'MJM OLD FOLKS' DAY OLD FOLKS' DAY. TO-DAY (SATURDAY), AT 3 O'CLOCK. Our tribute to the Aged Men and" Women of our City. ■ NOTE THE HOUR: 3 O'CLOCK. The Young < ! Folk* ? will ? entertain - the J Old Folks with Hymns New and Old. SPECIAL MUSIC BY MRS. BRAME CLARK AND MR. ARTHUR "WILSON, v. .Tea. — Flowers. ; — Photograph. ADDRESS BY CAPTAIN GIPSY PAT, SMITH. . vO REV. JOSEPH W. KEMP PRESIDING. 7.3o.—Christian Endeavour Socicty. LORD'S DAY. PREACHER: REV. JOSEPH W. KEMP. MOTHERS' DAY. . MOTHERS' DAY. 11 Subject: "AN OLD-FASHIONED HOME." ' • • • 2.4s^—Sunday - School.' Studying Whole Bible Course Lessons. - ( 3 p.m.—Young Men's Classes and Men's Meetings at Opera House. i 7 p.m.—Subject: "MOTHER." % ; "An' if we're brave, an' strong an' true, An' good; just like she told us to. , We'll go up Home, when life is through, .v - ■ To mother." >*'■ ;■ 1 ■ Evening meeting preceded by the Big Sing, led by Mr. Arthur E. Wilson. v The service will be considerably shortened to give opportunity to all who wish to attend: Captain : GIPSY PAT SMITH Meeting in the Opera House at 8.15. -/'■ The United Evangelistic Campaign every night during the ; week. Monday at 6 o'clock, every other night at 7.30. ' PREACHER:v , ' CAPTAIN GIPSY PAT. SMITH. YOUNG PEOPLE'S DAY. RANGE road BAPTIST church. VI CORNER DOMINION ROAD.; •MOTHERS' DAY. MOTHERS' DAY. "Wear a white florfer in honour olmother.'' ALSO. ANNIVERSARY OF YOUNG . PEOPLE'S INSTITUTE.: a The preachers will be assisted by tho singing and speaking of scores of tho young men and women .from our Grange Road AREGULI&: YOUNG PEOPLE'S DAY. Everybody Invited. 11 a.m.— RAY TURNER. . . 3.15 GRANGE ROAD YOUNG MEN'S" MISSION BAND. , . 6.80 p.m.—Special Song Service led by large choir of' young men and women, and conducted by MR. L. HONEYCOMBS. m 7 p.m.— A. S. WILSON. GREAT EVANGELISTIC SERVICE. Soloist, MB-. L. HONEYCOMBE. By special . rcque?*. Jude'a "I GAVE. MY LIFE FOR THEE,7 Coma kxsd rejoice 'with us. We aro & bis family with. big - opportunities for fellowship and nappy service. • : : r '-W;.V>--S. fyfOBNT EDEN ~ BAPTIST CHURCH. REV. ADAM CLARKE. :* 0 MOTHERS' DAY. 11 a.m.— INHERITED ; FAITH." 6.45 p.m.— MOTHER'S .GOD." , , Evening Service Commences at 6.45, closes 7.45 sharp, in time for GipfV Pat Smith's Service im the- - ■ Opera House,;B.l6 p.m. •• pPSOM BAPTIST CHURCH PASTOR C. CHANT. -.-V 11 a.m.— A. Anstice. - " . ' >' 2.45 p.m.—Sunday-school' ana Bible Classes . 6.80 p.m. Prayer Meeting. . . , 7 p.m.—Young People's Service. A Young Man's Folly." > • Visitors Heartily Welcome.' JJOUNT ALBERT BAPTIST CHURCH. MOTHERS' DAY. 11 a.m.—REV. R. HORN. . 7 p.m.— A. • ANSTICE. Wear ft White Flower for Mother. J>ONSONBY : BAPTIST % CHURCH. REV. STEPHEN J. CAMPBELL. 11 a.m. and 7 p.m.' Visitors Heartily : Welcome. ■ 1 ■ Richmond baptist CHURCH. 1 11 a.m. Pastor C. Chant. < - • 7 p.m.— R. Horn. • _ MOTHERS' DAY. All Welcome - » Auckland central tutission. Auckland ; Central Mission. Corner Victoria and Albert Streets. Motto.: " Have Faith in God." Missioner: REV. A. tW. INGRAM. - MOTHERS' DAY, MAY 11. 11 a.m.— .Testimony Meeting and Communion Service. J , , 7 Subject, "My Mother. , , Monday— p.m., Girls' Claw. , Tuesday6.Bo p.m.. Boys': Club; 8 p.m., Band Practice. „ , . ; - Wednesday— Fellowship ' and Prayer. In connection with the Gipsy. Pat Smith Mission, mid-day Prayer Meetings will be : held in the Hall, from • Monday to ' Friday, 12 to I*. 80. All interested are heartily - invited. HP.B - THE theo- ' SOPHICAL. SOCIETY. 871. QUEEN STREET. * i TO-MORROW (SUNDAY) AT 7 P.M. A Public Lecture, entitled, . ' . "CIVILISATION OF THE FUTURE." Based on Brotherhood, - Will be delivered by MR. HARRY H. BANKS. ' T TTIGHER , THOUGHT' CENTRE. n Society of Arts Buildings, • i : V . Kitohensr Street,-.;- '■ f TO-MORROW (SUNDAY) AT 7 P.M. PUBLIC LECTURE. . "The Ancient Biblical Manuscripts." - • /By Mr. E. HedlamiGreeiihow.■■ ■ -i (London 5 Authors' Society.) "5 / iCHRISTIAN. ' OIEN C £ ' V> '/■&? . First Church of Christ -Scientist," Auckland ... SOCIETY OF ARTS -HA tit.,' :>, s Kitohener Street. " - SERVICE. SUNDAY. 7 P.M. § \ Subject, v Adam:' and Fallen Man." Golden Text: Jeremiah vi., 18. ' Sunday-school,'ll a.m. , ' \J. Wednesday—Service, 8 p.m. ■' " , READING ROOM. SHORT'S BUILDINGS Queen Street. OP*n> 11-4.' -"' rpHS UNITED EVANGELICAL OHURCI 1 IN NEW ZEALAND, ORANGE HALL. € , (Newton Road. Top Syroonds Street.) 10 Fellowship f Meeting. ; . 11 ; a.m. —"SEVEN ; t THINGS GOI , TTATES " r - . - Ui ; V : kh ' J p m'.-TIVOLI THEATRE. - .» '— ; »- " ■ •»%*• r • •• • "THE 'SECOND OO& lOF CHRIST.' A Truth of Great Interest to All. , Minister-- yOSDE CARLISLE. 1 Mr. Carlisle is an outstanding pr«)ache: of Word. „, , „ . 1 , „ • : 8.40 p.m.—A Bright Seme® of Soffltf. ooj $ ducted :by the Choirmaster. .Duets, Choir ' Piece, ■, eto. « . MOUNT EDEN. MOUNT EDEN.' r 10 a.m. Fellowship Meeting. - - '' - 11 a.m.—"The Baptism, Pouring : and Fill i ing of the Spirit."-Do' thefc® terms metn tax % and the same -thing ■r\ , i , " ; 3 p.m.—Sunday-school and ; Bibje - Classes ' ; 6.45 p.m.— Service, led by the Choir 7. p.m.—"The Gesnel • of ■ th« Grace of God.' MinisterßEV. WM. PERRY. » ; WTRI. 7.80. WIRI. 7.30. . ■ Mr * ~R. W. Francis' continued Miasioi Services. Subject, ."Tho . Midnight li Cry." -THIS (SATURDAY) EVENING. 7.30.,, . I' GRAFTON LIBRARY HALL.■ ?:-■ -,-f Prayer. , Personal Work. - f Address. Personal Work. Mr. FordeiCaaial ' ' EVANGELICAL - CHURCH U'NITED EVANGELICAL CHUECB MUNICIPAL HALL. BROADWAY, j NEWMARKET. - TO-MORROW (SUNDAY). | | |®| || ' - Minister, T. RUSSELL CAMERON. SERVICES AS USUAL.; ' - ->V ' ' ~" t '\ J ,r ' - c l ?"v , y»' ' i t* it* •">; ft Evening Meeting will be concluded »1 1 8 o'clock sharp to enable everyone to attend Gipsy Pat Smith's Mission. -Vj \ ,\i''' 0 JJ-OTHERS' J) AY > ' . SUNDAY. MAY 11. ■' 9 $0 iff flfil % I 'vX: v ft* | • Vf,' - ' 1 •< ILE , POSTS r OF- ; HISTORY ) 1VX MILLIONSie0NS ie NOW IRVING/-' ™ } .DIE TWICE."\? - The above is the subject of PABTOB 5 JOSEPH E. STEED'S LECTURE in th< JO B.D. ADVENTISTS' CHURCH. | In Mackelvie ■ Street,. Ponsonby, ,- • I TO-MORROW (SUNDAY}, 7 P-M. " , -'>■ «ii ,v pmapml Hi mm -wi-feS