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44. The Lutheran Pioneer.

were appointed at the home of Mr. G. V. Mont-
gomery and were attended by 15 persons. Years
ago Mr. Montgomery was an officer of Grace Church
at Concord, N. C., and a member of the choir. His

ised to serve them twice a month. At the services
held on the second Sunday in May, Rev. Polzin re-
ports an attendance of 17 adults and 6 children.
Present at this service was a lady who had been

“JESUS SINNERS DOTH RECEIVE.’

children were baptized by us and educated in our
school. ‘The members present expressed a desire to
have regular Lutheran services in Washington as

‘they were used to have them at home, and Rev: E.

Polzin, of Meherrin, Va., who was with us, prom-

educated in a German Lutheran school near
St. Louis, and who speaks and writes German better
than English. She is taking an active part in our
Washington ‘mission.

During our stay in Washington we had the