Holy week services
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Iiiks Thin Week.
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J- ^'h^rcr,.lr? the pastor, will i,e!
assisted l.v his father, fiev 1 1!
Si-'herer, I). IThe subjects of the ser
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...? Tuesday. "is it \v,.n
U th Vou"? Wednesday. "Christ My
W'TI Thursday" To-Morrow? '
wm 'hrTiT Missionary.Sie-ietv
wi 1 hold a prayer meet his; at 10 o'clock i
1-r day mornins. The sermon,, n
?'1 o< k will be on the subject. I
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I.eelures at 1 nlu.rlni, Chanli.
r:u'k 1>ratl- 'lie ^minister..f!
we.L U',an will deliver.!?s
week a series of four lecture, at hi
Of Uthe,'lif 'alrn? Wi,he? il;i |
Of the life Of
  Jesus. The subjects will be discussed. The last day of the Messiah, of "Jesus," "The Supreme of Jesus," "The Supreme of Jesus," and "The Supreme of Jesus." The railway equipment, the strike, and the strike in Virginia have been ongoing. While the railroads were threatened with a general strike and a consequent demoratization of business, all the lines, the roads held up business in the midst of the strike. The question of whether the new rolling stock, the strike, and the strike be permanently settled is one of the most important issues facing the railroad. The South, in its present state of uncertainty, has resumed consideration of the situation. 