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R«r. Rassall T. Charry, Jr. bfcgin each evening at 8:00.
Rev. Russell T. Cherry, Jr., will be the speaker. Rev. Cherry is a native of Portsmouth, and at present is a graduate student and fel-“ low in the department of homelet* ics at the Southern Baptist Semin nary in Louisville, Ky.
The public is cordially invited to share with the church members in this week of vital preaching and evangelistic endeavor.
Baptismal Service*
Easter Sunday
Immediately following the morning worship services, Easter Sunday at 11 a.m. at the Flint Hill Baptist church there will be a baptismal service. Candidates for baptism are Mrs; M. F, Palmer* Amissville; John Powell Jenkins, Elsie Mae Jenkins, Betty Jean Settle, and Neville Wood, Washington. There will be special Easter music by the choir. The message for the morning is entitled "The. Sawn of A New Day."
METHODIST QUARTERLY
CONFERENCE HELD - , ||
I The Second Quarterly Confer^ ence of Rappahannock Circuit of: the Methodic church was held ah Flint Hill Friday, March 16., with: representatives from Amissville^ Washington, Sperryville, Flint Hill, and Willis Chapel Methodist churches in Rappahannock andL from Jeffersonton and Oak Shade Methodist churches in Culpeper 'county. The District Superintend • dent, RcV. Aubrey Hughes, preached in Hit morning and presided ’over the business session in. the afternoon. A lunch was provided by the ladies of ^Mothedist church.
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