News of the Churches
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dHMJaa Bcfanee Flrat ChoreH of Cftrfat, SelantM, Hemp(rt«ad. Senrksea Sunday at 11.18 a.ia. and S.IO pjn. Bunday flehool, 11.19 a.m.. Pranklln irtr««t and Fulton ava. Wadnaaday evening meetingr »t <.10 o'clock. A roadinc room, mipplted with Oiriirtian floiettoa literature ia open at the above addraaa avary v*«k day, from 1.S0 to C p.m. UUrature if^y bo pur- ohalned or twrrowod. >
A. M. R. Zion Chnrph
Rev. M. tj. Harvey, V. H., rwtor.
. Order of Hervi<^n tor Kuiwlay: 10:45
a. m. The houee In the rark <la,«»
Hft«»r Hermon. Muelr by thfl Junior
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Hundny flrhool nt J p. m. Pretu-hlnu at 7:45 p. m. Subject, "NPlthf^rV LX'ath Nor I„lf«." MukIc by the Senior Choir. Prayer mfetlnjm Thursday evening. The fourth fiuarterly oonferent-e taken plaoe on Thursday evening, ...May 26.
.Methodlnt Kphropal
Rev. Haul O. Curtloe, Ph. D., pastor. 9 a. m., claMi ineetlnR. 9:45 a. m., Su^tday School. U a. rn.. Worship and .Sermon by the . paator.
0:45 p. m., Rpworth Leagrue, 7:46 p. m., Worship and Sermon by tho pastor.
Tuesday, R p. m., cottage meeting. Thursday, 2:30 p. m., l,.adlcB' Clr<le. Friday, 4:<M) p. m.. Junior Leaguo; 8 p. m., prayer Hervlm.
Lutheran Chureh
W. il. Meyer, pastor. Sunday, May 22— Sunday School At 9:15 a. m. Morning Service at 10:30 a. m. Kvenlng Servlco at 7:30 p. m.
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BALDWIN CHURCHES
All-Naints' Rpicicopal .Mission
KnlghtH of rythias Hall.
Sunday School, 10 a.m.
Morning Prayer and Hcrmon by Arch- DeaCon Duffleld. 11 o'clock.
Sunday School also at Baldwin Har¬ bor, 9.45 a.m.
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itsldwin Methodist Kpisropal Church
Itev. Daniel M. I.,ewls, pastor.
.Morning worship at 10:30. Sermon by the pastor.
Sunday 8chof)l at 2:30.
Epworth League at 7.
Bvening wornhlp nt 7:45. Scnnon hy Rev. It. M. Terry, Valley Stream, In exchange with the pantor. ' Wednoflday evonlng at 8 o'clock, church prayer meeting. < Sunday evening at 7:4!>rMiR^ 29, the annual Memorial Sunday service will be held. Meml)ers of the O. A. It. will be special guests of honor. Spanish War Veterans, Veterans of Foreign Wars, American Legion and Boy Scouts will be present. Veterans yrho may not be members of these organiza¬ tions are, cordially invited. The pas¬ tor win preach.
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ROCKVnXE CENTRE CHURCHES Christian Science Bociety
Rockville Centre Bank building. Sun day services 11 a.m, and 8 p.m. Sunday School 11 a.m. Wednesday evening ser¬ vice at 8 p.m.
Church of the Ascension
(Protestant Episcopal)
Village Avenue and College Place.
Rev. Frederick H. Handstleld, re<;tor.
Sunday Services—Holy Communion at 8 u. m,; morning prayer and ser¬ mon at 10:45 a. m.; Sunday school and Bible Class at 9:30 a. m.; Evening Seiv ice and sermon at 7:45 p. m.
The preacher at the evening sei-vice will be R. W. Rev. WlUlam R. Watson, of Bay Shore, Orand Chaplain of the Grand Lodge, F. and A. M., of the State of New York. MaMBape<|^ua Ma¬ sonic,. Lodge of Rockville Centre will attend In a t>ody. Brethren will also be present from Morton Lodge, Hemp¬ stead, and from Spartan Lodge, Free- port, Cassiopeia Chapter, O. E. S. of RocJjvlUe Centre have also been In¬ vited to attend.
The Men's Club meets on Tuesday evening in Parish HaU. Tuesday night a, t>riBe bowling tournament win be hold.
The Bpy Scouts meet Wednesday
eveping at 7:30 o'clock, A patrol of
Scouts from Troop" 4 will go to the
•"Knpert Patrol Camp at Wheatly Hills
on May 27 and 28.
The anntml meetiiig of the Daugh¬ ters of the King of the Diocese of Long Island will t>e held in this pariah on Jane 1. . R^reaent&tives of all the chapters In Brooklyn, and Long Island will attend. It is expected that one hundred delegates will be present.
RAST ROCKAWAY CHUBCHE8 Churoh of the Nssamie
(Oorfleld Place and Ocean Avenue)
Rev. Paul Hill, pastor.
Sunday sorvices—8:30 a. m., clam ipeetlng; 10.30, preaching; 2:46 p. m., Sunday School; 7:00 p. m., Toung Peo¬ ple's Kaxarene League: 7:46, preaching. . Midweek prayer meeting Wedneaday at 7:46 p. m. |
KobaEVMLT -• Rpiaeopal CKnreh 10:80. A. M. UoMiinc prayer aad sar-
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10:30 A. M. Mornfaig prayer. tM P.IL Suadasr SobowL
nastam OaOtaOa Waaaaa, t aad 10:80 a. m. Benedietten attor each mmtm. Btnitay Sehool, 10. a. m.
•rlO p. ni. Buntey SchooL 10:80 a. m: Morning service. 7:46 p. tn. Rrenins prayer.
.PSBEPORT CHURCHES FrMport .M. K. C^hureh
Walter E. Thomi>«on, D. D.. pastor
Sunday Service*—10:30 a. m., old folks' service. Senpon by the posto, on "Old Age—Its Hardships and Its Blessings."
ll:f>0 a. ni.. Childrens' Church with address by Robert H. Hunt. ' 2:80 p. m., Bible School.
7:00 p. m., Epworth League Devo¬ tional Service
7:45 p. m., sermon,. "An Orphan Girl Who Became a Queen."
During the week—-
Monday. 8 p. m.. Sunday School Board meeting.
Tuesday, Young Womens' Foreign Missionary Society
. Wednesday, « p, m.. Prayer an<l Praise Service,
Thursday, 8 p. m., Sunday School Antertalnmont. "Mrs. .larley's Wax W<u-k«."
Afcmbers of the school who wer») givers Ave new p<'nnles some time ago, whl('W they were to ust* In a way to multiply them to at least one dollar, are to'firing the money at this time. Thos<- wlv> have made the most will (ell how tlaey did it.
Christ Lutheran Chordb
Rev. Carl H. Miller, pastor.
Chrlwt Lutheran churcJv celebrates Its 12th Anniversary on Juno 5th.
At the morning service, 10:80, Dr. r. Chantry Hoffman, Superintendent of Church Extension, Will preach tbe rfermon.
At the evening service, 7:45, Dr. Hiimuel Trexler, formerly a chaplain with the A. E. P., will preach tbe aer¬ mon.
Morning servicev May 22, 10:80. Theme, "PriendllneflB."
Evening .service May 22, 7:45, "The Singing of the Birds."
.Sunday School 9:15 a. m.
First Raptist Chnrch
Rev. Erwin Dennett, pastor,
11 a. m., sermon, "Israel's LASt .N'ight In Egypt." A picture oC Re¬ demption.
7:45 p. m., school concert, Exerdses hy tho children.
9:45 a. m., Sunday sehool.
Monday, May 23, 8 p. m., an even¬ ing In bonnie Scotland; 100 beautifully colored scenes. Medleys of Scotch airs by Mrs. Olive Gardiner, Mrs. Charlos Wicks and Frank Pitcher. Harry Lauder In his records,
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NORTh MERRICK CHURCHES St. John's Lutheran
Rev. J. O. Snyder, pastor in charge
Service, Trinity Sunday, at 11 a. m Epistle, Rom 11:30-36, "Tho Mystery of the Trinity." Gospel, John 8:1-15, "Christ's Conference with Nicodaoius."
Sunday School at 10 a. m. The catechumen's class meets atarf Suit' day at 9:30 a. m.
The church council held Its regular monthly meeting at the chapel. Messrs. John Schuleln, Edwin Bahnsen and Francis Savona were appointed a com- mlttee to take charge of repairs to the church building. A large sum was voted to be paid on the church prop¬ erty debt, which will place ths cAioroh far in advance of Its obligations under the contract. Francis Savona was ap- pointed a committee to obtain informa¬ tion on the purchase of addltloaal property in compliance with the an* thorlty granted at the Special congre¬ gational meeting. Power was given the committee to purchase if reason¬ able.
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Y.W.CAPLAYlirS WELL PRESBTTED ATFR^RTCLUB
Freeport. May 21.—The four plays given by the girls of the W.Y. C. A. at the Freeport Club were delightful Mts of pantomime, pathos, and humor. They were exoeedingly well done.
The coaching of Mrs. E. T. Cheshire. .Miss Haifffat, Mrs. Kleinsrhmldt and Miss, Margaret Johnson l>ore the best possible resitlts, coupled an it was with the ^lent ot the girls.
"<mt Fear," a Japanese pantomime, was the age-old tale of two lovers fighting for the same girl, in this case the petite Wonate San. The wooers engaged in deadly combat for her lovi>. She prevents further bloodshed hy throwing the terrorising block cat in the faces of the duelists, and "the fight is over.
Tho "Conspirators" waa a very amusing scene in a girls' hoarding Hchool where ail the little maids wished to go to a party but the tarty old Miss I»rim of a schoolma'am shook her ringlets and reiterated a positive "no."
One of the schoolgirls masquerades as another Old Fuss and is about to Kef away with it when the dweption is discovered, hut the girls get to tho liorty anyway. «• This playlet was very much enjoyed.
"Food," was all over an egg, where a young wife would leave her happy home and husband, ail for the lure of an egg. Abe Raphael, the only male In the whole cast, carrying oft thf male honors of the bill, really deserviHl the applause given him.
"Tho Maker of Dreams" was thf pretty tale of love that dwelt In a house unknown, until pointed out by the kindly Samaritan known as thi' Maker of Dreams.
Every member of tho various castii showed tho result of hard, persistent work. The girls In the last playlet were especially good.
During intermissions the high school orchestra played well.
The Club House was well filled for
the event and il was tlio consonsUK|
of opinion that tho Y. W. C. A. do!
served most hearty congratulsitions, |
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THE SALT IN THE SEA i
The saline matter in the ocean Is BufBclent to make a block of salt meas-1 uring 4,800,000 cubic miles. If spread j over the entire surface o fthe United ; States, exclusive of Alaska, It would j form a crust more than a mile and a lialf deep. One per cent of the con¬ tent" of .salt in the ocean would covt-r ull the land areas of the glob4> to .i depth of 290 foot.
WALTER L MAIN SHOWS, WITH WUTH FAWLY IN HEMPSTEAD MONDAY
Hempstead. May 21.—Monday will be Circus Dajl in Hempstead, wheji the Walter L. Main Shows will give tw«
\<rm be the riding of the famous Wlrth family which aitpcared at the Hippo tlrome through the wiAter. This is un- I'oubtedly the premier riding aet of the time, and thone who have seen May Wirth, the wonder girl and Phllo the I iding ck>wn will want to .nee them ugBin and have tho whole fnnMiy see them, too.
Many now foreign ads will be seen oh other festuroH of the sliow. Perform- moos will open at 2 and 8 p. m.
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The highest mountain in tho State nf N«'W York is Mount Marcy. a peak ill the Axlirondacks, whi<'h rises 5,344 feet above soa level. The average or mean olovation of the State, as esti- i!iato<l by tho HTnlted States Geological f^urvoy. Department of the Interior, !« ;m)0 feet.
An Important Part of the Wirth Family of Riders with the Walter L. Main Shows.
Iierformance.s on the liOHohali field on Front street. One of the big features of tho show
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On Saturday night Mi.ss Jones, one of the best loved purses at the Na.s.«iftii County Sanatorium, wa.s honored by a miscellaneou.s .shower by tho patients and .staff aa a token of their e.steem. She leaves the "San" to be married in the very near future. Miss Jones will bo greatly missed. She received many useful, beautiful gifts.
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Word has been received of the death of Mrs. Peterson, mother of Mrs. Senne, at her home in the Bronx. She was Hi a very short time of pneumonia.
Ladies' Aid Society met at the home of Mrs. Wilbur Southard on Thursday.
Tha Pollyanna, Junior Circle of King's Daughters, meeting at tbe homq of Mrs. Charles Schaefer, prepared a .hex of bandages and sent them to the Beth- esda Lepers' Home. The Clr(;le mem¬ bers are arranging post cards In book form for hospitals.
Mlsa Gertrude Orlfflths, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. U. Willard Qrifllths of Hempstead, was surpriaed with a shower by her many friends at her home on Saturday afternoon. There were about S& present, and everyone had a fine time. Luncheon was served. Miss
The new baseball team, organlzc<l in Wantagh, i.s under the guidance of Stanley M. Cox as trea.surer and Harold Van Tyl, manager, ond William Grotz, captain. It promises to be a strong, faat team. Other members are Lester George Kratx, Lewis Ashdown, Gordon Wiebel, George Soper, Ernest Dean, Meyer, George Albrecht, Donald Jack¬ son, Milton Seaman, Warren Ludford, Julius Reusch, Harold Seaman.
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