CHURCH NOTES
-fr Beginning tomorrow, “the King7> Business Campaign” will continue dur iiig Alay. June and July at the Ingest re Street Baptist Church. Reception hymns will be sung at lhe evening scr “The Glory is tho subject of talk to young ladies by Rev. E. T. Cox. M..\.. at Trinity Mefhodist Churuh on Sunday night. Soloist: Madame Edmondson. lhe Rev. S. Keen speaks on “I.'to t rnni the Dead,” at Gonville. The Salvation Army week-end meet ings will bo conducted by Field Score 1 t.-'iy Lrigadier Gunn, from Wellington, who will ho accompanied by the Wan ganui Divi.Jonal staff. At 3 p.m., the lirigauier, who has suffered imprison iiiunt for proclaiming the Gospel, will deliver an address on “Early Day 'Reminiscences. ' In the* evening scr [vice a special address will be given, land Bandsman R. Francis will sing t l r rcquc>t ).
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Wanganui Chronicle, Volume LXXXII, Issue 19301, 2 May 1925, Page 4
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