Text
jforb ·lball ~eetings
Co11ducted by
THE BOSTON BAPTIST SOCIAL UNION
EIGHTH SEASON - !9H-t9t5
EVERY SUNDAY EVENING AT 7.30
PROGRAM FOR DECEMBER 20
i\lRs. EDITH i\lcGREGOR WOODS
WILLlAi\l COOKSON
l\h ss l\lARGARET l\IclNTOSH
DAVID A . LANGILL!;;
l\l1 s s IIELEN R . ARNOLD
G EORGI~ i\lENDALL TAYLOR
r.
Contralto
Dass
. Soprano
Tenor
Corneti s t
A ccompani s t
1·,111 lior11e
"Morceau x de C oncert"
Co rn et S olo hy · i.i, ss
r
,
"lleav e nly Fath er"
.AH N OLU
.
Ross /11i
;\f It, Coo 1
<SO N
.·
1
"Birthday of a King-"
Mi ss MAH GARl!T M c l NTo sn
HYMN, "0 Ye Who Dare Go Forth"
·I•
"Eye llath Not See n"
~I HS .
S·
. Gaul
,voon s
Adam
Chri s tmas Song, "Iloly Night"
Mn, I.AN G JLLR
6.
Du et , "Guide Our Foo tstep s" .
.
.
IValla cc
i\J1 ss l\l c lNTos11 and l\l1t s. \Vo o os
ADDRESS, "If Christ Were to Come on Christmas Day " - Bouck White of New York
HYMN, "Teach Us True Brotherhood"
INTERMISSION
QUESTIONS FROM THE FLOOR
PROGRAM FOR DECEMBER 27
l\l ES Slt S. C Y RIi ,
,\ N IJ
CE C IL BRIGIIAl\l
O r, Tim C oPLEY Sq_ AnE S c 1wu1. oF ;\l us 1c
u
. l'iani s ts
(:\111. r.rt n GnAN n PI•ANos U s Ho )
llc11sclt
He11se lt
1lfos zkows!.·i
{Arranged}
" ' 'Romance"
"If I ,vere a llird"
for lwo
{ c. 11 S e renala"
Pian os
HYMN, "God Save the People"
2,
Rondo, Op, 73, Du e l for l\\'o Piano s
ADDRESS, "Militancy and Morals" - Prof. Charles Zueblin
HYMN, "Hear, Hear, 0 Ye Nations!"
r.
b:
INTERMISSION
QUESTIONS FROM THE FLOOR
PROGRAM FOR JANUARY 3
TIIE DAVIS ENSEi\ll3LE OR C HESTRA,
F1tANK
i\I.
DAv1 s ,
Co11d11 c/or(Thirty l\Iembcrs)
Ov erture , I lungarian Lu s ts pi el
K e/er-Bela
2.
Largo
lia11del
HYMN, "God Save the People"
J, Caprice
/?11bi11slei11
4. Overture, ''Th e Me rry Wives oc Wind sor"
Nicolai
ADDRESS, "A Message for the New Year"- Dr. George A. Gordon
HYMN, "Tench Us True Brotherhood"
1.
INTERMISSION
QUESTIONS FROM THE FLOOR
I,
!'j ,
I
~~
I
l'
,I ·
•
:;r-:'...:.!..,.~~r=·~ - ~ = = - ~
•
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God Save the People
Music composed for the Ford Hall Meetings
All rights reserved
____
Ebenezer Elliott (178, - 1849)
Charles S. Brown, 1913
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\Vhen wilt Thon save the peo
Shall crime bring crime for . ev
3. When wilt Thon save the peo
J.
2.
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-
-
-
kings and
' it
Thy
peo • pie,
of
say
save
Thy
th e
the
~- -
11
lo rds. but
will , 0
Lord, the
heart.
na • lions, Not thrones and crowns, but men . Flow"rs
Fa - th e r, That me n sliall ioil
·for wrong? "No I"
peo • pl e, Not thrones and crow ns. but men.
God
0
God.
Nol"
Thine
11
n1oun - tains;
peo
J. )
! - -~ - - If _ _ _
f:2-• - fl
- f-:::r-- -r- - • - - • -_-fl ~ _ b - , - 11=3
1=- --r--~- 4• - . - . - 1=- f= - 19~-~- -t=:::3
fl- ~0- - -fl~
0►
I
pie? 1 0
Got! of mer • cy, when? Not
er, Strength aid - ing still the wrong?
ls
pie? 0
God of mer • cy, when? The
pie,
arc
.th e
th ey
th ey. L e t
s kies ;" ~Ian's
are; Thy
th e m not
cloud - ed
chi! . dren,
-;-tz - ~ s- -•-- f--§ -- 1P!--. .- .- -_P!--~ ~-- - 1-- ----t ,1--1 -_ f- -- •
-,-;-- ~
_Jl_- ,- ,- r
--
- 1-
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==
-12~=--==~ =-~
~
9.1. -· - - •-- - .. j ·- ll. _ ,1-.-
•-
l------~
•=--=~
__ ±= _
• - -• - - ~ -- •- -II. - -• - - - • - -II.
- 9-1.- •-
-- -
-
_
-j _
like
s hall
Thy
pass
sun
as
"'t=
-
-6,1--•-- =@;--,~=..,
. - _::i=,
::j-_..J- z,l- ~- - :111.-- ~ §===- :
_ :::j~ : j -J - ~
·•--•- •- =
-·•- 1~- :s!-
weeds
a - way. Let th em not fad e .'in
sun -less day. G od
bright - ly rise, And songs be hea rd in • stead of sighs." God
an • gels fair, Save th em fro m bond-age anti de • spair. God
sa ve the peo - pi e.
save the peo • pi e.
save the peo · pi e.
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P•
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= =1== - r--r
:
fl- ~~- - _
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12
Are yon doing· all that you can to mak e our little paper, your paper, a
success? Show your appreciation of Ford Hall by pushing Ford .Hall Folks/
Have you become a Town Mee ting Citizen? Downstairs on Tu esday
ni ghts you can help make your civic dreams come true , you know .
The Collection Boxes, which may now be seen in the Hall, arc for :mggestions or contributions to promote the extension of the Ford rlall ldra .
GEORGE W, COLEMAN, Chairman and Director of Meetings
Miss MARY C, CRAWFORD, Secretary for the Meetings
Office Hours at Room 707, Ford BtiHding, Stale House Hill, 3,30 to 4.30 daily, except Saturdays
Telephone, Haymarket 2247
,.
I
,
\
I
0 YE WHO DARE GO FORTH.
0 ye who dare go forth with God
Behold his flag unfurl ed;
And hea r his trumpe t's challenge ring
Across th e answ e ring world:
For his great war with sin and s ham e,
Though coward hearts refuseGo draw th e sword lhal in His nam e
You s hall find slre nglh lo use.
The bitter voice goes up to God
From the dark house of shame;
'Mid iron wheels of driving toil,
And from the men. they maini;
From every stricken child who lies
In some foul :·'.lonl and drear;
F'rom those who walk with sodden eyes,
'fo whom no hope comes near .
The citad els He bids you s torm
Are wall ed wilh ancient wrong;
The foes He bids you shock against
Are insolent and strong;
Where fleshly lusts and greed for gain
i\'lake dens for souls to di e ; For rescu e from that poisoned pain
The bitter voices cry.
When sordidness and pain and sin
· Ci·y for th' avenging sword;
Where selfish ease and indolence
Call for the biazmg word;
There God's clear trump e t summons those
Who dare to face the wrong,
And launch against His spirit's foes
The strength wh_
ich He makes strong.
-W. Russell Bowle.
[ Co pyright, 1914, Survey Associates.]
TEACH
US
TRUE
BROTHERHOOD.
Teach us, 0 Lord, tru e broth erhood
In daily thought and deed,
That we ma y tread with humble heart
Th e path wh ere Thou dm;t lead.
Cast from our hearts, 0 Lord of life,
Our selfishness and pride,
Help us to choose the toiler's part,
And suner by his side .
Help us to spurn a life of ease,
While broth ers labor lon g
In mill and mart Lo give us bread,
And labor without song.
Give us the courage, Lord, to fight
With Th ee all greed of gold,
To tight until Thy kingdom's won ,
Thy kingdom long foretold.
Love then shall r e ign supreme o'er all,
O'e r hea rt and mind and hand,
Eternal lov e and brotherhood
Ju all this storm-tossed land .
-Marion Dutton Sa rnge.
[Cop y right, 1914, Surv ey Associates.]
HEAR, HEAR, 0
YE NATIONS!
Hear, hear, O ye Nations, and hearing obey
The cry from the past and the ,call of today!
:
Earth weari es and wastes with her fresh life outpoured,
The glut of the cannon, the SP?i,l of the sword.
Lo, dawns the new era, transcending the old,
The poet's rapt vision, by prophet foretold!
From War's grim tradition it maketh appeal
To servfce of all In a world's commonweal.
Home, altar and school, the mill and the mart,
The workers afi eld, in science, in art,
Peace-circled and sheltered, shall join to create
The manifold life of the flrm-bullded State.
Then, th en shall the em pire of right over wrong
Be shield t.o tlfe weak and a curb to the strong;
'l'hen _
justice prevail and, the battle-flags fur led,
The High Court of Nations give Jaw to the world.
And thou, O my Country, from many made one,
· · Last-born of the nations, at morning thy sun,
Arise to the place thou art given to fill,
And ieii"c( the world-tr! umph of peace and good-will!
-Frederick L . Hosmer.
I .
,., .
I
I
I
r
DECEMBER 20 . - BoucK WmTE, a11thor of
''The Call of th e Carpenter'' and minister of th e
C lrnrch of th e Social Revol11tion, New York, will
g ive us an address on the topic '' If Chris t 1
,Vere lo
Come on Christmas Day.'' 1vir. ·white h as had wide
experience in dealing with th e socia l evil s of o ur
time, s ince the clays whe n h e was a coll ege s t11d ent
at Ha rva rd and a divinity s t11de nt at Union Th eolog ical Seminary, a nd is perh aps as compe te nt as
any m an who h as ever bee n on our pla tfo rm to tell
us wherein our present civili zat ion fails of being
truly Chri s ti an . For over a year now we have
been trying to make a date with him in order to
get hi s m essage; we are sure h e will give u s so methin g we ll worth bearing in thi s Sunday-bcforeChristmas address.
DECEMBER 27 . - PROF. C H ARLES ZuEBLIN ,
one of our best a nd most cherished friends, will
m ake us hi s ann11al visit. Thi s very b11sy man,
who travels all over the country, brin g in g to la rge
and appreciat ive audiences everywhere hi s m essage
to be up and doing because a be n er day is at hand,
is good e noug h to assig n to u s, each year, a Sunday
ni g ht during the h oliday season . The crowds th a t
always tHrn out on thi s occasion te s tify eloq ue ntly
to F ord Hall's appreciation of his ge n eros it y. His
admirers will undoubtedly be on hand in just as
large numbers as e ve r , for this lecture c,n ' /1/di!an cy and 11/ora /s. ''
1
JANUARY 3,-DR. GEO R GE A. GORDON , whom
we h ave long wi sh ed to h ave on our platform, will
g ive us '' A 1
1/essaJ;e for lite .New Year.'' Dr.
Gordon is one of th e cl e rgy wh o cares inte nsely
for the /1m1tan side of every soul h e e ncounters.
He b eli e ves , with his countrym an B urn s, th a t "a
m a n' s a m a n fo r a' that'' and hi s New Year's
message , lik e every message he puts out, will b e
fnll of s ym pathy with the problems and th e burdens
of th e worke rs. Yet hi s talk will ring, too,
with an in spir ing optimism whi ch insists, with
:tvlary Antin a nd Browning, th a t God is in His
heaven.
FORD HALL, corner Bowdoin Street and Ashburton Place
DOORS OPEN AT 7.00 O'CLOCK
THE MEETINGS ARE ENTIRELY FREE
NO TICKETS REQUJR~D
~
RABBI HARRY LEVI addresses us January IO
on "THE NEW MORALITY"
....
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Co11ducted by
THE BOSTON BAPTIST SOCIAL UNION
EIGHTH SEASON - !9H-t9t5
EVERY SUNDAY EVENING AT 7.30
PROGRAM FOR DECEMBER 20
i\lRs. EDITH i\lcGREGOR WOODS
WILLlAi\l COOKSON
l\h ss l\lARGARET l\IclNTOSH
DAVID A . LANGILL!;;
l\l1 s s IIELEN R . ARNOLD
G EORGI~ i\lENDALL TAYLOR
r.
Contralto
Dass
. Soprano
Tenor
Corneti s t
A ccompani s t
1·,111 lior11e
"Morceau x de C oncert"
Co rn et S olo hy · i.i, ss
r
,
"lleav e nly Fath er"
.AH N OLU
.
Ross /11i
;\f It, Coo 1
<SO N
.·
1
"Birthday of a King-"
Mi ss MAH GARl!T M c l NTo sn
HYMN, "0 Ye Who Dare Go Forth"
·I•
"Eye llath Not See n"
~I HS .
S·
. Gaul
,voon s
Adam
Chri s tmas Song, "Iloly Night"
Mn, I.AN G JLLR
6.
Du et , "Guide Our Foo tstep s" .
.
.
IValla cc
i\J1 ss l\l c lNTos11 and l\l1t s. \Vo o os
ADDRESS, "If Christ Were to Come on Christmas Day " - Bouck White of New York
HYMN, "Teach Us True Brotherhood"
INTERMISSION
QUESTIONS FROM THE FLOOR
PROGRAM FOR DECEMBER 27
l\l ES Slt S. C Y RIi ,
,\ N IJ
CE C IL BRIGIIAl\l
O r, Tim C oPLEY Sq_ AnE S c 1wu1. oF ;\l us 1c
u
. l'iani s ts
(:\111. r.rt n GnAN n PI•ANos U s Ho )
llc11sclt
He11se lt
1lfos zkows!.·i
{Arranged}
" ' 'Romance"
"If I ,vere a llird"
for lwo
{ c. 11 S e renala"
Pian os
HYMN, "God Save the People"
2,
Rondo, Op, 73, Du e l for l\\'o Piano s
ADDRESS, "Militancy and Morals" - Prof. Charles Zueblin
HYMN, "Hear, Hear, 0 Ye Nations!"
r.
b:
INTERMISSION
QUESTIONS FROM THE FLOOR
PROGRAM FOR JANUARY 3
TIIE DAVIS ENSEi\ll3LE OR C HESTRA,
F1tANK
i\I.
DAv1 s ,
Co11d11 c/or(Thirty l\Iembcrs)
Ov erture , I lungarian Lu s ts pi el
K e/er-Bela
2.
Largo
lia11del
HYMN, "God Save the People"
J, Caprice
/?11bi11slei11
4. Overture, ''Th e Me rry Wives oc Wind sor"
Nicolai
ADDRESS, "A Message for the New Year"- Dr. George A. Gordon
HYMN, "Tench Us True Brotherhood"
1.
INTERMISSION
QUESTIONS FROM THE FLOOR
I,
!'j ,
I
~~
I
l'
,I ·
•
:;r-:'...:.!..,.~~r=·~ - ~ = = - ~
•
t
!-
l
God Save the People
Music composed for the Ford Hall Meetings
All rights reserved
____
Ebenezer Elliott (178, - 1849)
Charles S. Brown, 1913
~~~=~=i l•-==
-•- i-- =~J===~=-¥=F-=~= ~01=ta====~==1
=Ei7--•--•=r= - --~~ E~T- •=3
•--~ = - =
~4=f :_
\Vhen wilt Thon save the peo
Shall crime bring crime for . ev
3. When wilt Thon save the peo
J.
2.
.(l.
·•·
~
':}-;:-l,·4- fl- ---- .1- - 1-r-~- ,-·- lffa4=t= -1=- 1=- -1=-
-
-
-
kings and
' it
Thy
peo • pie,
of
say
save
Thy
th e
the
~- -
11
lo rds. but
will , 0
Lord, the
heart.
na • lions, Not thrones and crowns, but men . Flow"rs
Fa - th e r, That me n sliall ioil
·for wrong? "No I"
peo • pl e, Not thrones and crow ns. but men.
God
0
God.
Nol"
Thine
11
n1oun - tains;
peo
J. )
! - -~ - - If _ _ _
f:2-• - fl
- f-:::r-- -r- - • - - • -_-fl ~ _ b - , - 11=3
1=- --r--~- 4• - . - . - 1=- f= - 19~-~- -t=:::3
fl- ~0- - -fl~
0►
I
pie? 1 0
Got! of mer • cy, when? Not
er, Strength aid - ing still the wrong?
ls
pie? 0
God of mer • cy, when? The
pie,
arc
.th e
th ey
th ey. L e t
s kies ;" ~Ian's
are; Thy
th e m not
cloud - ed
chi! . dren,
-;-tz - ~ s- -•-- f--§ -- 1P!--. .- .- -_P!--~ ~-- - 1-- ----t ,1--1 -_ f- -- •
-,-;-- ~
_Jl_- ,- ,- r
--
- 1-
-
=GJ..:.: :~==~ ~
==
-12~=--==~ =-~
~
9.1. -· - - •-- - .. j ·- ll. _ ,1-.-
•-
l------~
•=--=~
__ ±= _
• - -• - - ~ -- •- -II. - -• - - - • - -II.
- 9-1.- •-
-- -
-
_
-j _
like
s hall
Thy
pass
sun
as
"'t=
-
-6,1--•-- =@;--,~=..,
. - _::i=,
::j-_..J- z,l- ~- - :111.-- ~ §===- :
_ :::j~ : j -J - ~
·•--•- •- =
-·•- 1~- :s!-
weeds
a - way. Let th em not fad e .'in
sun -less day. G od
bright - ly rise, And songs be hea rd in • stead of sighs." God
an • gels fair, Save th em fro m bond-age anti de • spair. God
sa ve the peo - pi e.
save the peo • pi e.
save the peo · pi e.
- - _J . v- 1=- ⇒~--J-fl~~ ==
P•
~i;tz=-- •~!-·. . -=F:...:=:. . .+-=~==-~:::::~==~==la- ==r ~~--r- ~ -- rr-:==•=1
-i=-r~-1- -=1== :1
= =1== - r--r
:
fl- ~~- - _
~
12
Are yon doing· all that you can to mak e our little paper, your paper, a
success? Show your appreciation of Ford Hall by pushing Ford .Hall Folks/
Have you become a Town Mee ting Citizen? Downstairs on Tu esday
ni ghts you can help make your civic dreams come true , you know .
The Collection Boxes, which may now be seen in the Hall, arc for :mggestions or contributions to promote the extension of the Ford rlall ldra .
GEORGE W, COLEMAN, Chairman and Director of Meetings
Miss MARY C, CRAWFORD, Secretary for the Meetings
Office Hours at Room 707, Ford BtiHding, Stale House Hill, 3,30 to 4.30 daily, except Saturdays
Telephone, Haymarket 2247
,.
I
,
\
I
0 YE WHO DARE GO FORTH.
0 ye who dare go forth with God
Behold his flag unfurl ed;
And hea r his trumpe t's challenge ring
Across th e answ e ring world:
For his great war with sin and s ham e,
Though coward hearts refuseGo draw th e sword lhal in His nam e
You s hall find slre nglh lo use.
The bitter voice goes up to God
From the dark house of shame;
'Mid iron wheels of driving toil,
And from the men. they maini;
From every stricken child who lies
In some foul :·'.lonl and drear;
F'rom those who walk with sodden eyes,
'fo whom no hope comes near .
The citad els He bids you s torm
Are wall ed wilh ancient wrong;
The foes He bids you shock against
Are insolent and strong;
Where fleshly lusts and greed for gain
i\'lake dens for souls to di e ; For rescu e from that poisoned pain
The bitter voices cry.
When sordidness and pain and sin
· Ci·y for th' avenging sword;
Where selfish ease and indolence
Call for the biazmg word;
There God's clear trump e t summons those
Who dare to face the wrong,
And launch against His spirit's foes
The strength wh_
ich He makes strong.
-W. Russell Bowle.
[ Co pyright, 1914, Survey Associates.]
TEACH
US
TRUE
BROTHERHOOD.
Teach us, 0 Lord, tru e broth erhood
In daily thought and deed,
That we ma y tread with humble heart
Th e path wh ere Thou dm;t lead.
Cast from our hearts, 0 Lord of life,
Our selfishness and pride,
Help us to choose the toiler's part,
And suner by his side .
Help us to spurn a life of ease,
While broth ers labor lon g
In mill and mart Lo give us bread,
And labor without song.
Give us the courage, Lord, to fight
With Th ee all greed of gold,
To tight until Thy kingdom's won ,
Thy kingdom long foretold.
Love then shall r e ign supreme o'er all,
O'e r hea rt and mind and hand,
Eternal lov e and brotherhood
Ju all this storm-tossed land .
-Marion Dutton Sa rnge.
[Cop y right, 1914, Surv ey Associates.]
HEAR, HEAR, 0
YE NATIONS!
Hear, hear, O ye Nations, and hearing obey
The cry from the past and the ,call of today!
:
Earth weari es and wastes with her fresh life outpoured,
The glut of the cannon, the SP?i,l of the sword.
Lo, dawns the new era, transcending the old,
The poet's rapt vision, by prophet foretold!
From War's grim tradition it maketh appeal
To servfce of all In a world's commonweal.
Home, altar and school, the mill and the mart,
The workers afi eld, in science, in art,
Peace-circled and sheltered, shall join to create
The manifold life of the flrm-bullded State.
Then, th en shall the em pire of right over wrong
Be shield t.o tlfe weak and a curb to the strong;
'l'hen _
justice prevail and, the battle-flags fur led,
The High Court of Nations give Jaw to the world.
And thou, O my Country, from many made one,
· · Last-born of the nations, at morning thy sun,
Arise to the place thou art given to fill,
And ieii"c( the world-tr! umph of peace and good-will!
-Frederick L . Hosmer.
I .
,., .
I
I
I
r
DECEMBER 20 . - BoucK WmTE, a11thor of
''The Call of th e Carpenter'' and minister of th e
C lrnrch of th e Social Revol11tion, New York, will
g ive us an address on the topic '' If Chris t 1
,Vere lo
Come on Christmas Day.'' 1vir. ·white h as had wide
experience in dealing with th e socia l evil s of o ur
time, s ince the clays whe n h e was a coll ege s t11d ent
at Ha rva rd and a divinity s t11de nt at Union Th eolog ical Seminary, a nd is perh aps as compe te nt as
any m an who h as ever bee n on our pla tfo rm to tell
us wherein our present civili zat ion fails of being
truly Chri s ti an . For over a year now we have
been trying to make a date with him in order to
get hi s m essage; we are sure h e will give u s so methin g we ll worth bearing in thi s Sunday-bcforeChristmas address.
DECEMBER 27 . - PROF. C H ARLES ZuEBLIN ,
one of our best a nd most cherished friends, will
m ake us hi s ann11al visit. Thi s very b11sy man,
who travels all over the country, brin g in g to la rge
and appreciat ive audiences everywhere hi s m essage
to be up and doing because a be n er day is at hand,
is good e noug h to assig n to u s, each year, a Sunday
ni g ht during the h oliday season . The crowds th a t
always tHrn out on thi s occasion te s tify eloq ue ntly
to F ord Hall's appreciation of his ge n eros it y. His
admirers will undoubtedly be on hand in just as
large numbers as e ve r , for this lecture c,n ' /1/di!an cy and 11/ora /s. ''
1
JANUARY 3,-DR. GEO R GE A. GORDON , whom
we h ave long wi sh ed to h ave on our platform, will
g ive us '' A 1
1/essaJ;e for lite .New Year.'' Dr.
Gordon is one of th e cl e rgy wh o cares inte nsely
for the /1m1tan side of every soul h e e ncounters.
He b eli e ves , with his countrym an B urn s, th a t "a
m a n' s a m a n fo r a' that'' and hi s New Year's
message , lik e every message he puts out, will b e
fnll of s ym pathy with the problems and th e burdens
of th e worke rs. Yet hi s talk will ring, too,
with an in spir ing optimism whi ch insists, with
:tvlary Antin a nd Browning, th a t God is in His
heaven.
FORD HALL, corner Bowdoin Street and Ashburton Place
DOORS OPEN AT 7.00 O'CLOCK
THE MEETINGS ARE ENTIRELY FREE
NO TICKETS REQUJR~D
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RABBI HARRY LEVI addresses us January IO
on "THE NEW MORALITY"
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