The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1879-08-30
RELIGIOUS NOTES.
Announcements and Matters Of Local
Interest.

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The Knights of st. James will hold a
meeting the Cathedral tomorrow evening.
The Cincinnati Conference of the M.
E. Church will be held at Urbana next
week.
There will be grand temperance mass
meeting at the Sixth Presbyterian Church
Monday evening.
Rev. A. G. Wheaton will occupy the pull
pit OF the Ninth-street Baptist Church to-
morrow morning.
Rev; George c. Stockman, DID. enters
| upon his duties as pastor of the Avondale
Presbyterian Church tomorrow.
An extensive fair for the benefit of st.
Jacobs Church, White Oak, will open this
evening and continue for seven days.
Rev. Mr.. Ledyard has returned from his
vacation terra aud will OCCUPY the pulpit
at the Mt. Auburn Presby yterian Church to-
morrow.
Rev. John Rusk breaches tomorrow
morning at the Sixth Presbyterian Church.
Subject of sermon, "What Christ Considers
| Necessary"
Mr.. J. L. Bennett Superintendent of the
| Lincoln Park Sunday School, has returned
from his trip and will be found in his
place tomorrow.
| Rev. Mr.. Leonard, pastor Of Orchard
street Presbyterian Church, and wife, have
returned from their summer vacation and
tour among the lakes.
| This is the closing week of the Confer
ence year. and several of tho Methodist
ministers of the city will preach their fare
we'll sermons tomorrow.
The teachers of The Sixth PRESBYTERIAN
Church have arranged to give the scholars
of the school supper at Orient Assembly
Rooms Thursday evening, September l1th.
Rev. William Troy, Pastor of Moore.
street Chapel (colored) Richmond, Va, is
in the city, seeking aid for the Moore street
| Industrial Society of Richmond in helping
destitute children.
| A committee of gentlemen, who are to
assist in making a grand success of the
Ladies Bazaar, will make an Important
report at the meeting of the ladies' at Mo.
zart Hall Monday afternoon,
On the request of the offices of the Lin.
coin Park Church, the Rev. DR.. Baird post
poned the delivery of his sermon on the
Eternal Punishment of all Wicked" :"
from last Sunday night until tomorrow
night.
Rev. DR.. Ridgaway has returned from his
summer vacation and will preach at st.
Paul NJ. +. Church tomorrow. This will
be his last appearance as pastor of st. Paul.
which he has served faithfully for three
years.
Rev. s. II. Meade will preach at the Cen
tral Christian Church tomorrow morning
upon the subject, This Mortal must put
on Immortality" In the evening his theme
wall be "Herod the Tetrarch, the Preacher
Of the Resurrection"
Rev. J. G. Chapman will address the
meeting this evening at the " NJ. C, A,
Hall. DR.. West will teach the Bible class
tomorrow afternoon, and tomorrow even
ing conference meeting will be held at
which the music will be an attractive fea-
ture.
Rev. D. F. Harris breaches tomorrow
morning at the Columbia Baptist Church.
Subject OF sermon "The Nature and Char
acter of Jesus Christ" He breaches in the
evening.at the Columbia Congregational
Church. Subject, "The Story of Joseph"
The two congregations unite at each Of
these services.
Grace Methodist Protestant Church, on
George street, west of Cutter, having been
thoroughly repaired and renainted, will be
reopened for regular services tomorrow
morning and evening. The pastor Rev.
c. S. Evans, will preach at 4 a. m. Subject,
Love for Gods House. Rev. w. X. Seu-
man will preach at night
The teachers of the First Baptist Church
Supday-school held their annual meeting
Wednesday evening, and elected the fol-
lowing officers: perintendent, Forester
Baldwin; Assistant Superintendent, Sam
uel L. Hutton; Secretary, Chas. Cheeseman;
Treasurer, Geo. s. Urwiler; Librarian, P.
R. Warman; Usher, Thomas Scardon.
The next meeting of the Miami Baptist
Ministerial Conference will be held
with the Columbia Baptist Church on
Monday, September 18th, when the follow
ing subjects will be presented: "The Law
Was Our Schoolmaster," by Rev. VIM. A.
Smith; design of the Law by Rev. NJ.
Stone, D. d.; Harmony of the Law and
Gospel" by Rev. J. Emery; 1.-THE Law
Worketh WRATH" by Rev. A. NJ. Wor-
cester.
The congregation of the Seventh Presby.
terian Church will worship in their audto,
rum next Sabbath for the ii rst time in
three months. During the summer, while
the building was undergoing repair, they
have held morning service regularly in the
Lecture Room. With newly-panted walls,
new carpet, and remodeled gas fixtures, the
church presents handsome and comforta.
Bile appearance. Rev. ]. l.. Russell, Of
Philadelphia, will preach both morning
and evening.
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Thomas II. Stopfell and Helen Reed
were married at Ebensburg, Pa, against
the wishes of the Reed family, the brides