The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1879-07-12
RELIGIOUS NOTES.
Announcements and Matters Of Local
Interest.

Over 5000 persons attended the Union
Bethel picnic.
Mrs. Nettie Gordon Gross sang at the Sew
enth-Street Congregational Church last Sun
day.
The Cincinnati NJ E. Preachers re-elect
I'd all their old officers at their recen meet
ing
The Wright Chapel Sunday-school will
hold picnic at Runnymede Park next
Tuesday.
The ladies of the Sixth Presbyterian
Church are preparing to give moonlight
excursion soon.
Gen. Cary will repeat his lecture on
"Wives of the Bible" on College Hill to-
morrow evening.
DR.. Cooper has been called to Washing
ton Court House, where his daughter is ly-
ing dangerously sick.
Professor Pierson, of Hiram College, will
preach tomorrow morning and evening at
the Central Christian Church,
Rev. John Van Cleve, of the Commercial,
will preach at Mclean NJ. E. Church, Ninth
street, near Freeman tomorrow at II a. m.
Rev. John Rusk will preach tomorrow
morning at Sixth PRESBYTERIAN Church.
Subject of sermon, mo Evil Man or Life
Successful"
The subject for Sabbath morning at AS
bury NJ. Il. Church is "Does the validity Of
baptism depend at all upon the mode of
administration
In +ho ohsoroo - .,o o.oa.oup ,,r
,or niii III ,rooo VI .ne pas.oI N1'. 6n ~. MI
on George street, west of Cutter. tomorrow
morning at | / o'clock,
pou n TT n..,- ~.
neor. ~ ~ Canels, Cn oL tne Eihe.Strees
fam WoSooatn Nv Gnu'cn' ~; aeit WIN us laiiiy
will remain until September
rhou -,
rifth p,aah ~oti We u2.ili'lunton service az tte
n,or,,;,, idS 'e9ol 'tii"i CnulCI Io-lllo.row
o,; Morar w;u anu I+ IN one evening rev. A. b.
Do, H., W. II, -, -, o.,, -
NJ tbo v Ar COZ WI I11 tIaet .lle nlple lass
,, .. Wv c, w. ~ "a. nan to-horroW alter,
tloun. "U'poa ?et'ltes 'nls evening ana
'0'iio" evening a' ILe same Place'
The wife of Rev. r. II. Leonard, of the
ortharT,ssteet ~ INA N ohufcn mas gone on tour
;oJ W unJ ui L t taslt ] iIAes, Were sue VIII pe
J',meu oS iioi nuSoahu apoul Ihe ls1 ol
august
Rev. Morris D. Church, rector of EN-
manuel Reformed P. L. Church, will preach
I'LL u;o na'in ,ioi ~ oii t,Ie Chrlsu
.,Gnnsaianoo pie' anu III 'Ae evening oh
Preaching services will be omitted at the
Nine-street Congregational Church during
the pastors vacation. Sunday-school and
tm piDle lecture Will pe heiu at 9:9o each SAP
0"vn 'no'iiiis'
Rev. s. K. Leavitt will preach at the First
Baptist Church tomorrow morning from
the text, "Christ has removed every excuse
for SIM There will be baptismal services
at the close of the sermon.
A union missionary meeting will be held
at the First Presbyterian Church tomorrow
evening in behalf OF the Churches of the
Waldenses. Pastor Turino, of Milan, Italy,
and others Will address the meeting.
Rev. II. D. Waller who has been nlaced
in charge of the Protestant EnisconaI Nis1
sion on Elm street and Emmanuel Church,
Fulton, by Bishop Jaggar, has just been
graduated from the Divinity School in
Philadelphia.
The Union CITY Mission has annointed
the following gentlemen as n Roord Of A.
vice. with the privilege of adding tn tboir
number as thev should see fit: O. e. Hnrd
John L. Stettinius, Morris N. White, and
Samuel q. Tatum.
The Christian Temperance Reform Club
have elected the following officers to serve
for the ensuing six months: President r
f. Knife; Recording Secretary. H. c.
Emery: Financial Secretary. Geo. Pulling.
Treasurer, John Jones.
The second of the series of narlor socials
inaugurated by the Young PEOPLES Mis-,
sionary Union, was held Thursday EVENING
at the rnSideuca of Mice ;no Pu,l,or s19