The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1879-05-10
RELIGIOUS NOTES.
Announcements and Matters of Local
Interest.


change pulpts tomorrow at the ii O'Clock
service.
Rev. Dr. Field will preach tomorrow
morning and evening at the Second Pres
byterian Church.
Rev. Dir. Cooper is TO occupy the pulpit
OF the Presby terian Church at Greensburg,
Ind, Tomorrow
Rev. Mr.. Mast, of the Wesleyan Female
College, Will preach at quarter to s p IN.
to-murrow, at Storrs Mis- ion.
Prof. y. Heagle delivers his illustrated
lecture on Solonon's Temple Mt Asbury NJ.
L. Church, on next Sunday evening.
Rev. r. G. Alden, of Greensburg, Ind,
breaches at Lincoln Park Church to-mor-
row morning, and Rev. q. NJ. Livingston at
night.
The first of series of entertainments for
the benefit of the Presbyterian Church of
Cumminsville, will take place next Friday
evening.
The ordinance of baptism will be admins
tered at the Ninth-street Baptist Church
tomorrow morning. No services in the
evening.
Rev. NJ. J. Savage, of Boston, breaches to-
morrow at ! a. m. in the Unitarian Church,
corner of Plum and Eighth streets. No
evening service.
Dr. West will teach the Bible Glass at the
Y. NJ. C. A. Hall tomorrow afternoon, and
Rev. II. B. Hudson will address the young
men in the evening.
Rev. G. 8. Savage Superintendent of the
American Bible Society, returned on Tues
day last from rather extended tour in
Northeastern Kentucky.
The outdoor mission workers, and all
others engaged in the city missionary work,
are requested to meet at the Hall of Y. NJ
c. A. on Monday, at 7:30 p. m.
The congregation of Wright Chapel are
discussing the possibility of removing their
church edfice from its present out-of-the.
way place TO more central location.
Rev. Morris D. Church, the new rector Of
Emmanuel Reformed Episcopal Church on
Longworth street, commences series of
sermons on the Lords Prayer Tomorrow
evening.
Rev. John Rusk has Just closed his first
years pastorate Of the Sixth Presbyterian
Church, during which time more members
have been added than during any one prev
ious year.
The fifth annual Convention of the Prot
estant Episcopal Church in the Diocese of
SOUTHERN Olllo Will dSStihblc III pl. JOln .
Church, Cincinnati, on Wednesday, May
21st, at 8 o'clock a. m.
On Sabbath evening, 11th inst, the Ham
ilton County SUNDAY ay-school Union will
hold Union Sunday school services at the
Methodist Episcopal Church, on Walnut
Hills, at quarter to o'clock.
q 1ohn,s NJ Il Church located at the
oor,|or Of Park and I,nn~worth streets eY.
zoo root THAR newly annointed nastor the
RRov y r Madden, to occunv the nulpit
Sunday morning and evening.
Tho Exoo,t;v. Committee of tho Freed-
~ i,e IA Snnioty Of the NJ Il chnrcb have
;,,,a 't novemant 70 nhta;n tho facts
~, ti of A., noioro5 roo,Ia to W..
ni,, ~ Vnu ,'sssuot1'r,, 70 ,,inn Of dotipn
D., NJ woroostor nostor If tho Tbira
pa'1t;1+ rh,iroh pina straat viii to.norrnw
n"p,'?U serios of eeTn,nns nv
i'Gi TTiah ," tho I' TiShh;te This course of se,.
LILA ,m 70 h. verv ;nstrnctve ond
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A very interesting service Is held IN tha
nan oi .ne o,'.u,e a, Th I,o,l,e 4,u'y aate
no'i', az G,o'n ;,d a,t ddno .3l'nSs oi
s,tS,s y ~ Tbo nmhiin orn a,'o, norIiniv ' ir
anu l:1Ii iitu'lt, ino Pu0'1' "i' 'o'u4''iS LII
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rev. rTailk o. ritcn, paStoT Vi the DeP-
enth-street Congregational Church. will
preach tomorrow at II a. IN. and 40 p m.
HIS subject III the morning VIII oe mrs
tan Lnerty, ana IN the evening" Inc
Joy OF true be'leVers
The Rev. Henry NJ. Field editor of the
New York Evangelist, delivered a lecture
at College Hall, last night, under the au-
spices OF the Women's Art Museum Asso-
ciatun. The subject was announced as
"Goine Around the World"
The semi-centenuial of the Sabbath
school of the old Sixth-street NJ. P. Church,
now located on George street. west of Cut.
tar and known as the Grace Methodist
Protestant Church, will be appropriateiv
celebrated on Sabbath, MAJ 18th.
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among those @ wno .f;a are expeceed t 70 asteho G
as aelegaves from NH, nnIs G.ty at 'he Ma m u
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Duhcan; M H. D. nuusoh' wv villain D. 1reeT'
fI.q1, hsq;, lheo' hehpef' Isq'' anu H. Il
Mllier'
Tract Society will be held in the hall of the