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Hawke's Bay Herald-Tribune, Issue 190, 28 August 1937, Page 7

g ■■ — -- gT. JJATTHEWS' QHURCH . I^HE gALVATION ^RMY JJALL TRINITY HV. Warreu Street — HASTINGS. Holy Communion, 8 a.m. 7 a.m.: Prayer, 11 a.m.: Holiness Ghildren's Service: 10 a.m, t Meeting; TJnveiling of Mepaorial Board. Matius: 11 a.jn. 7 p.m,: Great Salvation Meeting, conHoly Baptism: 3 p.m. ■ ducted by • Commaindant Feltham. and Hospital Service: 6 p.m. Adjutant Lamberton. A great Welcome Evensong: 7 p.m. awaits you. Evenspng, St, James': 7 p.m. t " " " * " No Service at St. Barnabas'. rpHEQSOPHY — PUBLIC Sunday Sehools as usual. J* ADDRESS. Duff's Bldg., ST, ANDREW'S PRESBYTERIAN Qu?en st-> SUNDAY,- at 7 CHURQH, Jdarket Street. P'm' A11 cordially mvxted. Minister: "REV. D. J. A. SHAW. — --- — * 7 ~ " 11 a.m.| Ordination of Elders. Antheen; "NATION SHALL NOT LIFT IJP "God So" Loved the World" (Stainer).- SWORD AGAINST NATION, 7 pori.; Special' Service for Young NEITHER SHALL THEY LEARN People. Address: • "Life's Greatest WAR ANY MORE.5,—(Isa. 2:4). Move." , Anthem; "0 How Amicable ' axe Thy Dwellings" (Simpor), All A FREE ADDRESS will bo given Bible "Classes iaeet at 2.30 phn. Bible (God willing) in the United Hall, Class Tea-.at 5.15 p.m, Eolay Service, Lyndon Road, on SUNDAY NIGHT at St. John's Hall, 7 p.m. 7 o'clock on the subjeet — JXASTINGS .METHODIST CHURCH. "THE CESSATION OF WARS, AND Bible Classes Anniversary, 8.0 THE ESTABLISHMENT OF a.m.: Holy- Commuhion. 11.0 and 7.0: PEAGE ON EARTH THEOUGH Rev. M. A. MeDowell of Palmerston CHRIST RETURNED." Noxtb. 3.0: Pleasant Sunday Aftexnoon, instances of God's use of war Rev, W. A. Mi^, of Napier Special 0) aSb^iS singing at all Services by the B.G. /T „ _ 00. TT Choir oi 80 Yoiees, also Solos, Duets, f g.o° 5. g, tt etc,, ete. Come, you will enjoy tbese 16-19) services. (Retiring collections for Youth ~L . /' , „ w , , (2) Umversal and permanent peace 1 . — not to be established by tlie ef"OAPTIST CHURCH, Karamu Rd. S. forts of man, as witncssed to, e.g., ^ "PEOPLE'S SERVICES. ' ' bv tlie failure of the League of Pxeacber To-morrow: Rev. G. B. Boggis. Nations. (Isa. 57: 21; Jas. 4: 1; 11 a.m.r "Tbe Uplii'ted Hands." jer_ iq. 23; Joel 3: 9-16). 7. p.nr.: "If Ckrist Came to The judgments of Godto be exeHastings." cuted upon the nationa through • feright Services, timely messages, and jesus ohrist and the Saints, and S Hearty Welcome. the resulthnt peace promised in His Pi&ahit Service at 2.30. • Word. (II. Thess. 1: 7-9; Ps. 149: TTAVELOGK - MARAEKAKAHO 5-9; Jer. 25: 31-33; Rev. 16: 15-16; 11 PRESBYTERIAN CHIJRCH. — Mai. -3: 2, 4: 1; Ps. 46: 8-9, 72: Havelock, 11 a.m., Sacrament of the 7; Micah 4: 3-4; Luke 2: 14). Lord's Supper. Maraekakaho, 3 p.m.; Havelock, 7 p.m, Minister, Rev. R. Questiops Invitcd-. No Couection. Wangh. All Interested' Welcome. Q.OSPEL TT ALL pHRlSTIAN SCIENCE SOCIETY, ^ ^ Karamu Road, HastingsA-Services KARAMU ROAD, HASTINGS. are every. Sunday at 7 p.m. Wed* • SUNDAY EVENING, at 7 p.m. nesdays at 7.30 p.m. Sunday School The Tree of Death, and the Death on ^0,3° t° 1L3°- »ank of .. _ ' Room is open at the Umon Bank ot tne iree, Australia Building, Heretaunga Street, ALL WELCOME. daily except Thursdays, from '2 p.m. to 4 p.m. •^jJ'ELSON gTREET JJALL rpTTTC GOSPEL of the Graco of God HASTINGS. preached in the PAS-A-DENA TEA «^-rrN,-rr .Vt/it-™ 'orUI. ROOMS, Heretaunga St., each* Lord's SUNDAY, AUGUST ^9th, 19oi. p. 7 p>m> (D.V.) be preached GOSPEL SERYICE at 7.0 p.m. TO-MORROW EYENING by Mr. J. Subjeet: Russell, Evangclist. A iicarty in""God's Insurance aud Enduwment vitation is extendcd to the reader to Policy. " ■ t)0 present to liear of God's onc and 'Afternoon at 2.30— Sunday School and only provision for sinners. Hymn Bible Class. Book provided and no Collcction. THE APOSTOLIC CHURCH KING STREET (SOUTH), HASTINGS Putor L E. Grabham- irill be the sp'eaker throughout tliis coming wcck. ' - , SUNDAY ■■■•:• 11.0: Worship 'and Breaking _of Bread. • t 2*45: Supday Scliool. 4.0:' Young People's Bible Class, ■7 0: Gospel Service. , SubjectV ^'THE, TRANSPIGURED SACKCLOTH." Tuesday— 7.30:' Subjeet: "THE PRESSURE OP THE PRESENT." Wednesday — 7.30: Young People's Meeting. Ttursday— 7.30: Subjeet: "THE SEARCH EOR SECURITY." Are you sad? — Why not cometo these services and be happy? 'Eright Singing — Cheexful Choruses — Welcome — Croesaw-i-bawb i. 1 ITEEWOOD, Etc. EDUCATIONAL TIJANUKA ITREWOOD is the wood 11JISS DORIS SHAPLESKI, Teacher for heat. All other wood in stock. o£ all Branches of Dancing, BallCoal, Coke, Carbonettes. — TAHAU, room pupil of Miss Phyllis Bates, Queeh St., Hastings. Ring 2252. F.I.S.T.D. Ballroom Class Monday and ^^pVnf'pm — r>vr Friday Evenings. Private Lessons by J>BOMPT DELIVERY. - Fire^ood, appoiitment> |tHaio; Manhattan Roof Coalj Coke, Carbonettes. Exng Garden, Heretaunga Street, Hastings. 2470, McKAIN, Hastxngs. (Also let us Telephones: Studio 2249, Res. 2921. saw your Wood). New Ballroom Term commcuced . Monday, July 5th, 1937. PEOMPT 8UPPLIES of— ! 1 COAL COKE - CARBONETTES m__ orrTTTvTr. Aua DRY, SOUND FIREWOOD BARRIE STUDIO ' MISSES PATSTON & GRANTHAM, Order from— M.I.S.T.D. J^ONOYAN AND QO. Teachers of all branches of Dancing. For particulars apply — Wood, Coal and Coke Alerchants Barrie Studio Telephones: Phone 2314 HASTINGS Market Street Residence 2068 FOEYOTO! WINTEE riEINO. Hastings. ' Studio 200J \T7ELL-SPLIT DRY GUM FIEE- t.ttocj T1? aat n A T T A ivrrrvTvrni WOOD, 9in. delivered 52/- per 1' n cord. Pine, 45/- per cord, Fulj sup- " 4 A * '> (G.B.) (Lond.) plies all, Firewood, Coal, Coke and Car- eve% Mouday bonettei Adult Ballroom Classes every Thursday. E. WARE & SON, Children 's General Classes. 310S. Riverslea Road. Phone 2966. Pxivate Lessons by Appointraent. HASTINGS* . Studio: . Trinton, St. Aubyn Street, Hastings. ^^INTER is now upon ns. Now is CLIFTON dey%0^ VEWOODBU,® £ COMMERCIAL COLLEGE Maire, Rata, Matai Slabs, Pinus, Blue- 403 E. Southampton Street, Hastings, gum. Cut to any ieilgth. — Lowest ghorthand • Typewriting • Bookkeeoing prxces. Full measurement guaranteed. &1ARGARET A. GILMAN, P.C.T. ROBERT HOLT & SONS LTD. (Member of the Pitman Fellowship, Phone 3568. London) - Principal. * . "Don't Leave your Carcer to Chance.1" PONTROL those Stomach Ulcers. Al'l SHORTI1AND, 'TYPEWRITING AND you need is Mavex SLXPPERY BOOKKEEPIKG — At the ELM STOMACH COMPOUND— reeoin- BRABET mended for invalids, stomach ulccra- mxnrPBniAT nr\r r -rnn tion, nerves, tdceration, stbmach siek- LiUiMMiltlt L1 ALi CULlirjuih ness, nerves, vomiting, gastritis, etc. llcrclaunga Street :: Hastings Only 3/- ^-lb. tin, Noel Wilson's Phar- 24 positions alrcady secured by our maey, Alan Grant Phannacy. Students i'or 1937. BLURRED V I S I 0 N mMBMHave you difficulty in recognisittg objects well within the xange of average eyesight? Does reading trouble you? Correct glasses can immediately remeay these defects, give you clearer distant vision — make reading once more a pleasure. Have your eyes expertly exaxnined at — THE ALAN GRANT I " Mr. Alan Grant; mSTINGS PHARMACY j I