A Lecture on "Pyramids, Palms, and Pilgrims"

              1933
METHODIST CHURCH, QUEX ROAD, KILBURN.


A LECTURE on Pyramids, Palms, and Pilgrims.

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 given by Madame ADA WARD, L.L.A. on
TUESDAY, FEBRUARY 7th, 1933 at 8 p.m. in the Schoolroom
Chairman: E. W. DOREY, Esq., of Enfield.

Proceeds in aid of The Sunshine Circle. ADMISSION 6d.


SYNOPSIS.
PYRAMIDS, PALMS, and PILGRIMS.
Magic words—U.S.A. and Egypt, a contrast—arrival at Port Said—the Suez Canal—picturesque journey to Cairo—Biblical types—handsome men—veiled women—the eleventh plague of Egypt—camels and mules—the Pyramids and Sphinx—Oriental bazaars—wile and guile—a voyage on the Nile—tombs, temples and aeroplanes—close relationship of Egypt and Palestine—by rail to Jerusalem—first glimpse of Holy City—Bethlehem and its memories—Ain Karim and a girl's amazing journey—Samaria—Jacob's Well—Galilee the beautiful—Nazareth—the Sea of Galilee and its surroundings—suggestions to intending pilgrims.

CONCLUSION