Holy Trinity Cathedral: August 1—10th Sunday after Trinity—Holy Communion (also in Bubbling Well Cha-po!) 8 aum. Mattins and Holy Communion. 1020, a.m. Psalm: 57. Lessons. 1 Kings XXXI; Philippians IV. Garret in D. Hymns: 282, 317. Preacher: The Dean. (Mattins at 1030 a.m. will be broadcast from Cathedral over Station XMHD.. pin. Eve Lessons: I Ki XW, 24-52. Hymns: 280, Preacher, Rt. Rev. J. Curtis, D.D. Bubbling Well Chapel: 6 pam. Rev. E. J. Ottewell, L. Th. 7 Open Air Service (Race Course Public Stand) Music by Band. 2nd Bu. The Loyal Regiment. Preacher: The Dean. St, Andrew's Church: Rev. F. W. Weaver, l-Th. 8 pin.
Union Church (International and Interdenominational), 107 Soochow Road (near the British Consulate-General) Acting Minister: Rev, C. Wilfrid Allan.—10.45, Morning Worship. Preacher, A. J. Garnier; 630, Evening Worship, followed by the Monthly Allan. d Communion. Preacher, Rev. C. W.
Community Church. Non-sectarian. International. AN "are welcome. 23 Avenue Petain. Opposite the American. School. Sunday mo: ring worship at 1l o'clock. Mr, Ks theme, "Don't be afraid; An approach to current emergency. Dr. Young ai the organ. Outdoor afternoon singing of familiar hymns on the lawn of The Limit, 600 Hungjao Road, at 330. Vesper service for service men in the Navy "Y." 630 Szechuen Road at 630. Mr. Luccock will speak. Cathedral-sponsored service in the public stands ai the race course Sunday evening at 8.15, Dean Trivett will preach. Executive Committee of ihe Church Governing Board Monday noon at 125 in the American Club. First in a series of lectures on "The Possible You," by Professor Roderick O. Scott, Professor of Philosophy in Fukien Christian University, at 8.15 Tuesday evening in the dini room and parlour of the Manse. All ate welcome. Community Church swim in the pool of the Navy Y. Friday afternoons at 5.15, Bring suits, towels, the whole family, and friends, No fee.
Fourth Marines Church, Cathay Theatre 10 o'clock.—Chaplain Frank R. Hamilton of the Fourtn Marines will conduct the Service and deliver the Sermon on the subject "The Business of Religion." A special musical feature is a clarinet quintet "One Sweetly Solemn Thought" by Parks, rendered by five members of the Regimental Band. Selections by the Band in th service are—Prelude, "After Sunset" by Pryor and Offertory "Parting" by Bendix. Guest soloist i the concert following the service is Private First Class Armand Bouchard of the Band Who will sing two Baritone Solos "Elegie" by Massenet and Schuber master Leon Freda, wil play the Overture "Hungarian Comedy" and Lauders "Prince Of Pilsen." The rendition of the Marines Hymn and the American National Anthem concludes the programme. A cordial welcome is extended the public of Shanghai to both the service and concert.
First Church of Christ, Scientist, Shanghai. 1647, Avenue—Road. Sunday Service 11 a.m. Subject: "Love." Sunday School $45 a.m. Testimonial Meeting Wednesday 6 p.m. Reading Room at 8B Central Arcade, 119 Nanking Road, open Monday, Tuesday, Thursday and Friday from 10 am. to 630 p.m. Wednesday from 10 a.m. to 4 p.m. Saturday from 10 am, to 12.30 p.m.
Church of the Air—Services broadcasting this week over Station XMHD 1420 K.C. or 2112 Metres. Sunday at 1030 a.m. y Trinity Cathedral Evening Ko at 800, pm.—Mr. lan Morrison. Informal Sunday Even-n p.m. Directed by the ye. Russian Service and star A. A. Gouroff. e News Pa *—12.30 to 1245 p.m. Noon.
Meditations Daily: Monday. Chap-Hamilton, 1245 pu. Tuesday to Chosen '1245 "pam be Hol: Trinity, Cathedral 1245 p.m. Thursday, Mr. Bi W. Smith. 1245 pin.
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Services, 930 to "10
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