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Order of Service
Opening Sentences
Hymn, Christ, whose glory fills the skies (New M.H.B. 924 ; A. and M. 7)
Invocation and Lord's Prayer Psalm cxxx
Lesson, Ephesians iii, 14-21 Prayers
Hymn, Jesu, the very thought of Thee (New M.H.B. 108 ; A. and M. 178)
Address by the Rev. E. S. WATER
HOUSE, D.D., Professor of the Philosophy of Religion in the University of London
Hymn, Rejoice, the Lord is King
(New M.H.B. 247, vv. 1-4; A. and M. 202)
Blessing

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' The Silver Jubilee of the World Alliance'
The Rev. W. Thompson Elliott ,
Canon of Westminster
The World Alliance was founded on August 1, 1914, at a meeting held at Constance in Switzerland, largely under the inspiration and leadership of Archbishop Soderblom of Sweden, to be a means whereby the Churches' work for peace might be made more effective.
In spite of the ominous date of its birth it has done excellent work in building up international friendship, and so laying the foundations of peace, and giving human content to membership in the universal Church.

Contributors

Unknown:
Rev. W. Thompson Elliott

Thirty-three Variations on a Waltz of Diabelli, Op. 120 played by Egon Petri (pianoforte)
Beethoven's Thirty-three Variations on a Waltz by Diabelli came into existence in a rather interesting way. Diabelli was not only a well-known composer, but a music publisher too, and he conceived the idea of bringing out a set of Variations on one of his own waltzes Tvhich should be representative of all the best Austrian music of the day. No fewer than fifty-one composers were invited to contribute to it, and while each of the others was content to offer one variation, Beethoven chose to write thirty-three. It was, of course, a form in which he delighted to exercise his tireless imagination.
In these Variations, comments
Ernest Walker , 'we find examples of almost every mood, from the deep brooding mysteriousness of the twentieth variation (one of his greatest pages) to the fantastic delicacy of the tenth or the hammering energy of the twenty-eighth: but indeed the whole long set ranks high among Beethoven's master-pieces

Contributors

Pianoforte:
Egon Petri
Unknown:
Ernest Walker

(Church of England) from St. Mary Magdalen's,
St. Leonards-on-Sea
Organ Voluntary
8.0 Order of Service
Hymn, Jesu, lover of my soul (A. and M. 193 ; S.P. 542)
General Confession, Absolution, and Lord's Prayer
Psalm xix
Lesson, Romans xii, 10-21 Nunc Dimittis
Creed, Responses, and Collects
Hymn, Come, gracious Spirit (A. and M. 209)
Address by the Rev. P. GORDON
DUFF
Hymn, Eternal Father, strong to save
(A. and M. 370 ; S.P. 336)
Blessing
Organist, A. H. Balkham

Contributors

Unknown:
Rev. P. Gordon
Unknown:
H. Balkham

An appeal on behalf of THE FLORENCE NIGHTINGALE HOSPITAL FOR GENTLEWOMEN by Sir SEYMOUR Hicks
Founded in 1850, this hospital for ladies of limited means was organised by Florence Nightingale , who, appealing for it in The Times in 1901, wrote:
' I ask and pray my friends who still remember me not to let this sacred work languish and die for want of a little more money.'
Patients pay two guineas for a cubicle, or four guineas for a private room. There are thirty-eight beds open to all denominations and nationalities.
The income from the patients' fees amounts to less than one half the total expenditure, and hospital expenses are increasing. The balance has to be made up by annual subscriptions and donations.
Contributions will be gratefully acknowledged, and should be addressed to Sir Seymour Hicks , [address removed].

Contributors

Unknown:
Sir Seymour Hicks
Unknown:
Florence Nightingale
Unknown:
Sir Seymour Hicks
Unknown:
Lisson Grove

National Programme Daventry

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National Programme is a radio channel that started transmitting on the 9th March 1930 and ended on the 9th September 1939. It was replaced by BBC Home Service.

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