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Sun (Auckland), Volume I, Issue 158, 24 September 1927, Page 4

_AMTJSE MEETS SUNDAY NIGHT IN AID or THE EX-SERVICEMEN UNEM PLOYMENT SCHEME. Arranged by the THOMAS A. O'BRIEN THEATr E& . f SPECIALLY SELECTED ITi: Ms AUCKLAND'S LEADING ARTISTS, 1 WALTE R VERNON. CAMPBELL BOYS. COLIN CRANE. MISS VINCENT. FRANCES BATE. HOWARD MOODY. MESSRS. PRENTICE. BURCH MISS POULTOII. MISS DIRACCA, and NUMEROUS OTHERS. SELECTEC NUMBERS BY THE BONZO ORCHESTRA. PRINCESS THEATRE COMMENCING AT 7.30 P.M. RELIGIOUS SERVICES gT. MATTHEW’S, WELLESLEY BT. j SUNDAY, SEPTEMBER 25. 74th ANNIVERSARY AND PATRON AT FESTIVAL. 8 a.irc.—Holy Communion. 11 a.m.—Morning Prayer, Holy Ccin niunion and Sermon. Preacher: THE YEN. THE UICR DEACON OF AUCKLAND. Solo, "A Prayer” (Carrie Seegner), Miss Doris Grant Cowen. 3 p. m. —CHILDREN’S FLOWER SEEVICE. The Flowers will be taken to the Homrfti! 1 n IY. Uolv Pnnticn, AND 4.15 p.m.—Holy Baptism. 7 p.m -FESTAL EVENSONG THANKSGIVING SERVICE Preacher: CANON GRANT COWEN. Anthem, ‘‘The Lord is Exalted” (West' At the conclus.on of the Service u Organ and Choir Recital will be given « follows: Anthem (with Quartette). “I Will Gire Thanks” (Burnby). Organ Solo, “Fanfare” (Dubois). MR. J. H. PHILLPOT. Tenor Solo: Recit., “Deeper and Deeper, air, “Waft Her, Angels” (Handels “Jeptha”). MR. AUSTEN CHARLES. Anthem, “O Ix>rd, Our Governor' (Gadsby). Quartette, “Hear Us, O Lord” (Handeli. MRS. LEWIS, MISS BLACK, MESSRS. FARROW AND LITTLER. Jackson’s "Te Deum." The Evening Service and the Organ and Choir Recital will be broadcasu A special invitation to all St Matthew’s people, both past and present, m join ” ’ " Festival Services. OCKG MEN*! CHRISTIAN ASSOCIATION. MASS MEETING FOR MEN SUNDAY AT 4.15. REV. R. N. DUTHIE OF KALYAN, INDIA Will be the Speaker. The reason for the continued succea of these gatherings is to be found in the heartiness, good fellowship, and haratay of the proceedings. You are invited. I R BIG EVANGELISTIC SERVICE. SUNDAY, 7 P.M. Subject: “A RACE WITH DEATH” Special Children's Service, 2.30 D-ia-FRANCE ST.: SISTER OLIVE HCRCHES OF QHBBT. (ASSOCIATED). 11 a.m.—For Fellowship. 7 p.m.—For Gospel Proc'-amation. Speakers: NSONBY ROAD — 7 p.m., Ml'. H. fLeng. MINION ROAD —7 p.m. IHMOND —7 p.m., Mr. T. * EHL'NGA — 7 p.m., Mr. W. E. Vicke... ONPALE —7 p.m., Mr. C. WwdlUNT ALBERT—II a.m. only. VON PORT—II a.m. only. TUALIST CHURCH OF NE* ZEALAND. OF PSYCHOLOGY. j few doors above t °?JLS~s;t)AT i ESDAV, 7.30 P.M XVEDOTSU* FREE HEALING CENTRE. I md r.f tr lined and .'SitfS I > will give free ■a bv magnetic and P s .- ef I, | methods of healing. -jyjj L rids on the sick and t»ej recover.” —Mark. ROAD BABTIST CHOjg Dominion Road Pa* l 11 a.m. and 7 p.m. EV. A. S. WILSON 11 a.m.—“Hot Spring's i» ” Children's addr<*3, Ma. »n. -Song Service. back'* :he Ships that came nG ' 7.3o.—Christian Y, 6.30. Baptismal CLa®yer. Address by P.um r - SPIRITUAL RCH, Newton CEwriD dleyway). opp- w ««» l p.m. sharp. Open ildren's Service. Sunday, ( ii-m.'* & r MRS. HARHiS" ‘ (S sa3t*< on the Threshold e Smith. . ..ttieaiF 5 - s p.m.—Open Address and Di*™; He*S& Absent Treatment. is the power of^tnouE^^ STI A N 8 C J. :: cHRgI ;T CHURCH OF sy _. c cd< INTIST, Church Hai-j it I near Grafton E_n , proSunday. H a mnday School, 3-30 PREALITY." 19. imentations I -Testimony—>! : Room and LiDra-- - to 4 P-™-BAPTIST ds 3L and Chav -venue.) g,fC. HUDSON. N' 2 - tudent gibS H. BARTON, ute. - All iVelcome TO RIT ORIAI^RUTLAND» From TO