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Otago Daily Times, Issue 23500, 14 May 1938, Page 17

SUNDAY SERVICES piRST CHURCH OP OTAGO. HARVEST THANKSGIVING SERVICES. Rev, W. ALLEN STEVELY, M.A., Dip. Ed, 11 a.m.: “HARVEST GLORY.” Anthem; “ The Marvellous Work Behold Amazed.” i 6.30 p,m.: “ HARVEST THOUGHTS." Quartet: “The Duteous Day Now doses ** Anthem: “ O That Men Would Praise the Lord.” Organist: Dr V. E. Galway. K N 0 X CHURCH. 11 ajn. and 6.30 pjta. Rev. D. C. HERRON, M.A. Evening Subject: “ADEQUATE RESOURCES." gT. ANDREW’S CHURCH. 11 jn., “ God or Man? ” 6.30 pun.. “We Walk By Faith; Not By Sight.” Rev. H. J. RYBUBN. KENSINGTON. 6.30 p.m., Rev. J. PRINGLE. CJT. STEPHEN’S CHURCH (PRESBYTERIAN), NORTH DUNEDIN. Corner of King and Howe streets. Preacher: Rev. THOMAS MILLER. M.A, 11 a.m., “GLADNESS IN THE HEART.” 8.30 p.m.: “81-CENTENARY OF METHODISM: A RETROSPECT.” PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH. Rev. H. A. MITCHELL B.A. 11 a.m., “Intercession." 6.30 p.m., “The Cross Before." Anthem: "We Would Sea Jesus.” MAORI HILL PRESBYTERIAN M CHURCH. 11 a.m., “Vision and Decision.” 6,30 p.m., " Life With a Purpose." Rev. A. C. W. STANDAGE, M.A. 2,45 pm, Wakari. UANOVER STREET BAPTIST Jfl CHURCH. Rev. J. EWEN SIMPSON. 11 am,. “ OUT TO WIN.” 6.30 p.m., “HOW TO ACCEPT CHRIS’!?’ Hymn-studies: “ I Need Thee Every Hour” and “Jesus, Thou Art Everything to Me." CONGREGATIONAL CHURCH, v MORAY PLACE. Divine Worship. Rev. ALBERT MEAD, M.A 11 am, “As Moonlight Unto Sunlight.” , Anthem: “Lead Me, Lord” (Wesley). , 6,30 ■ pm, "The Salvation of the Anthem: “Turn Thy Face From My Sins” (Sullivan). UNITED CONGREGATIONAL U CHURCH. Albany street. Rev. C. G. HEDLEY BYCROFT 11 am,. “ The Believers’ Bank Note." 6.30 p.m., “Are We Near the End of the World? " Quartet at Evening Service. SPIRITUALIST CHURCH OF NEW d ZEALAND. DUNEDIN BRANCH. RADIANT HALL, St. ANDREW STREET. 6.30 p.m. Continuance of Mission, J. M. MOOREY, PhD., of Melbourne. Address and Spiritual Clairvoyance. All Truth Seekers cordially welcomed. • Healing Centre, Monday, 8 p.m. Psychometry Meeting, Friday, 7.30 p.m, (admission 2s). Members’ Meeting at 5 Crawford street. 7.30 p.m, 24th. Dr Moorey may be consulted privately by appointment at Wilson Hall (entrance King street) Monday to Friday,. 10 till 3. YORK PLACE HALL. 2.30, Sunday School. 4.0, Men’s Bible Class. 6.30, Gospel Service, conducted by Mr A. L. SKEELS, of the Egypt General Mission. Tp-night, Saturday, May 14: Young People’s Meeting. All Invited. THE THEOSOPHICAL SOCIETY, 17 Dowling street. Sunday, 6.30 p.m PUBLIC LECTURE By Mrs A. J, POLLARD. Saturday (21st), 3 p.m.: Opening Social Afternoon. Talk by Miss Mary Grph'am, of Wellington, brilliant lecturer on philosophy, science, economics, etc. All invited. CHRISTIAN SCIENCE First Church of Christ Scientist. Dunedin. ALLBELL CHAMBERS, 154 STUART STREET. Sunday. 11 a.m. and 7 p.m. Subject: “MORTALS AND IMMORTALS.” Wednesday: Testimony Meeting. 8 p.m. Public Reading Room, Second Floor, Savoy Building, Monday to Friday, 12.30-4.30; Wednesday Evening, 6.457,45. p REATER WORLD CHRISTIAN 'J MISSION, Knowsley Chambers, 30 King istreet (off Moray place), 6.30, Rev. G. BROOKS, Dipl. London. Subject: “ Dictators and Freedom. Spiritual Clairvoyance, Wednesday, 8 p.m., Flower Psychometry. All welcome. THE BIBLE IN ITS ORIGINAL Is God’s Revelation. “It Is the truth.” The Concordant version is the most exact which scholarship has yet produced. See it at PUBLIC LIBRARY, or P.O. Box 1900, Auckland. rpENT MISSION, Musselburgh Rise, AnX derson’s Bay.—Continued Sundays, 7 pm.; Tuesday, Thursdays, Saturdays, 7.30 p.m. Undenominational. All Welcome. ■A story of a Rugby football that was unusually prized was told by Mr J. F. Jones, of Hastings, during his address at the Hastings Rotary Club recently, when sspeaking of his recent visit to the. Cook Islands, At Rarotonga he interested himself in the schools, and at one school he asked that he be allowed to make a gift. To his surprise it was suggested that his gift take the form of a Rugby football. “ They had never had a Rugby football, and thought it would be wonderful to possess one,” he said. “ I was successful in obtaining one, and duly presented it to the school. Some three weeks later when I made another visit to the school there was that football, if you please, displayed prominently In a glass case: it was something brecious, and to be used only on ■pedal occasions,"