The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1879-12-20
RELIGIOUS NOTES.
Announcements and Matters Of Local
Interest.

The ladies are getting up a good library
for the newly organized Children's Ward in
the City Hospital.
Rev. W. W. Houston, Of Lexington, Va,
breaches at the Presbyterian Church on
Broadway tomorrow.
A committee has been appointed to solicit
subscriptions for the temperance work in
progress at Lytle Hall.
Rev. Mr. Summey is having q series of
meetings in the Presbyterian Church,
Southern. of Covington. Ky.
Rev. G. w. Wendte will speak tomorrow
morning upon the subject, 1.-THE Dark
Hours of Life and what They bring Us"
Rev. J. H. Pierson. of Mt. Auburn, will
address the Assembly at the Children's
Home tomorrow afternoon at o'clock.
There will be number of accessions to
the Pendleton M. E. Church tomorrow.
'Paganism, Our Danger" is the subject
OF the Rev. John Rusks morning sermon
tomorrow at Sixth Presbyterian Church.
The ladies of st. Paul NJ. f. Church have
recently organized a sewing school for poor
girls. There are about eighty scholars in
attendance.
The fourteenth annual meeting OF the
F0well Buxton Mission School will be held
In Hopkins Hall tomorrow afternoon at
half past 2 o'clock.
The social given by the young ladies of
the Ninth Street Baptist Church Thursday
evening was. largely attended, and was an ex-
ceedingly pleasant affair.
For three weeks past the Methodist min
isters have been discussing the question,
What More Can be Done 10 Reach the
Masses of Cincinnati With the Gospe?'
Rev. VIM. Houston, formerly of Vir-
ginia, brother-in-law of Rev. DR.. Pratt,
breaches tomorrow morning and even
ing in the Second Presbyterian Church.
Rev. 6. X. Leavitt will preach al the
First Baptist Church tomorrow morning
and evening. The subject for the latter
sermon will be II know that my Redeemer
liveth.'
Rev. J. J. Hight speaks tonight at the
Y. N. G. A. Hail. DR.. West will teach the
Bible class tomorrow afternoon, and
service foryoung men will be held in the
evening.
Rev. Morris d, Church will speak at tie
Emmanuel Reformed Episcopal Church to.
morrow morning on the subject: "a Ques-
u. n for Every Life" and in the evening
The Resurrection"
1.-THE Second Coming of the Lord" and
vrhe Dawn of the Millennial Day" will be
discussed by the Rev. Dr. Patterson to.
morrow morning and evening at the Cen
tral Presby terian Church.
There will be preaching in the Findlay
ID. II. Church tomorrow morning and
evening BY the pastor, Rev. \. O. Royal.
The subject in the morning will be Chris
6an Perfection-What is 1t?
Rev. DR.. Cooper breaches at Lincoln
Park tomorrow. At night he continues
his lectures on "Bible Lands" as introduc.
tory to the study of the International
Lessons for the next six months
Rev. David Walk breaches at the Central
Christian Church tomorrow morning or
the subject, Gods Christmas Gifts" and
IN the evening will give a review of Col.
ture."
Rev. d. F. Harris will preach morning
and evening tomorrow at the Columbia
Congregational Church. Suffice of morn
ing sermon, "Jesus Christ. the Sure Found.
atom" evening sermon, Personal Ac-
eountability."
The monthly meeting of the colored
Babbath-school, of the city will be held to.
morrow afternoon at $50 at Calvary Bap-
tist Church, where Rev. J. Emery Will de-
liver an address upon the "Designs and Oh.
jects OF the Sabbath-schools"
The Rev. Dudley w. Rhodes, of the
Church of Our Saviour. Mt. Auburn, will
preach tomorrow morning and evening.
At tile latter service there will be SER
mon on 1.-The Churchs Duty Toward Fall
en- Women Shown in the Gospel"
In the absence of the pastor, Prof. A. J.
Mast, of the Wesleyan Female College, will
preach in Grace NJ. P. Church. on George
street, tomorrow morning at IL o'clock.
In the evening. Rev. W. F. Mitchell, CITY
Missionary. will occupy the pulpit.
The Young Ladies' Society of the Ca
thedral last Thursday presented Father
including purse containing 500 in gold.
sary of his ordination to tile Priesthood,
The Sunday school Association OF the
Presbytery of Cincinnati have arranged
course Of six lectures for their monthly
meetings this winter, devoted to the study
OF the Gospel or st. Matthew. The first
meeting will be held at the Central Church
December 10th.
Ninety new names were enrolled at the
last meeting of the Archbishop Ladies' Aid
Society. and many more are expected at
the next meeting. The fact that the Arch
bishop will say mass for the members
every Saturday in the year, is one OF the
great inducements for joining.
The triennial election OF Deacons for the
Ninth-street Baptist Church occurred at
the covenant meeting last evening. The
old Board were elected. namely: ]. w.
Sheppard, Nathaniel Goldsmith, Collin
Ford, George Crawford. D. G. A. Daven-
port, II. w. Sage, A. Judson Davis.
At recent meeting of the Evangelical
Ministers Association of this city, it was
decided to hold union services of all the
churches at Trinity NJ. E. Churcl, each
afternoon during the week Of prayer, and
in the evening each church to hold its own
service. A committee was appointed to
choose the leaders and to make other ncces-
Nry arrangements. 1t is expected that the
subjects for prayer will be slightly modi-
fed for these services.
I,ooal psrsous,