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Waihi Daily Telegraph, Volume XIX, Issue 6254, 25 June 1921, Page 3

Meetings and Entertainmsnst THEATBE TB:N LGHT IGHT T£N lOHT IGHT At 8 o’clock How Do You Face Life? Is it Comedy, or Tragedy? That All Depends on i THE POINT OF VIEW THE POINT OF VIEW THE POINT OF VIEW i The looker-on sees the fun of the game, but it’s not so funny when you are face to face with stern reality! AUISTOCUATS & MONEY MJST GO TOGETHER But when an Aristocrat is haughty and poor then the Terrible commences. Someone had to work, and the practical little girl solved the problem in THE POINT OF VIEW THE POINT OF VIEW A Selzaick Drama of Heal People From the Play by Edith Ellis. ELAINE HAM MERSTBIN ELAINE HAMMEID’TEIN At Her Best in a Splendid Picture of Beal Life. THE POINT OF VIEW Prices 1/7 and 1/1.

YEOITaL of sached music In ST. JAMES' PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH On WEDNESDAY, June 29, at 8 p m. i I Organ Solo, " EfEertoirs" (We*y), Mr T. jE. Midgley j Pedal Obligato, Miss M. ! Dunn; Instrumental, “At Twilight (Riga). Orchestra; Song, “Angels Ever Bright and Fair” (Handel), Miss Ethel Dabinett; Organ Solos, “ Prere ’’ (Guil- ! manl), “ Death of Asa ” (Greig); Recita- 1 I tion.and Air, “ With Overflowing Heart,” “ Soft Southern Breeze ” (Barnby), Mr j G. E Armour; Organ Solo, “ Memories;” Song, “ Man of Sorrows ” (Lloyd Adams), Mrs W, F. Macwilliams; Organ Solos, “Pro Pcccalis ” (Rossini), “ Cujus Animan Instrumental. Caprice (Volli), Orchestra ; Song, “ The Lust Chord ” (Sullivan), Mr Evan Morgan; Organ Solo, “Grand Effertoirs” (Bastiste). “ God Save the King.” Collection to be Taken in Aid of Foreign Missions.

Ecclesiastica* QT. JOHN’S UHDBCH, Waihi— Services for fifth (Sunday after Trinity—B a.m., Holy Communion; II a.m., Morning Prayer (Children’s Service) ; 7 p.m., Evensong.

Methodist church, WaihiSunday, June 26—Prayer Meeting 7 a.m.; Services 11 a.m. and 7 p.m.; Sunday School 2 30. Minister, Rev, F. Greenwood. QT. JAMES’S PRESBYTERIAN O CHURCH—II a.m,, “A Day in God’s House;’’ 7 p.m., “Jerusalem;" 3 p.m, Plains. Preacher, Her. F. Tucker. CHURCH OF CHRIST SEE VICES To-Morrow —11 a.m , for Fellowship and Breaking of Bread; 2.30 p.m., Sunday School. BAPTIST CHURCH ; Sunday, June 26th, Pastor Weston Morning, "The Deity ot Christ." Evening, " The Two Doors.’’ THE SALVATION ARMY—Sunday, June 26th Drill, Corps Cadet D. Angell; 10 a.m., Children’s Meeting; 11 a.m, Holiness Meeting, Ensign Campion; 2.30 p.m., Juniors, Y.P.8.11. Jarvis; 330 pro, Corps Cadets, Mrs Ensign Campion; 7 p.m., Salvation Meeting, Mrs Ensign Campion. Strangers and visitors welcome.

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