The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1879-06-21
RELIGIOUS NOTES.
Announcements and Matters of Local
Interest.

Rev. r. II. Hanna, of Xcnia, will occupy
the pulpit of the United Presbyterian
Church tomorrow.
Rev. L. l.. Norton, of the Episcopal
Rooms, will occupy the pulpit OF Trinity
Church, CovingtOn, tomorrow.
The Rev. Joseph Chester, of this city, has
been appointed agent of Lincoln Uniyer-
sty, located in Chester County, Pa.
The Lincoln Park Sabbath-school will go
on their annual picnic excursion to Oakley
Grove, on the NJ. 4 c. Road, July lst.
At the services at the Chldren's Home
tomorrow afternoon the children will sing
in concert nd will also sing solos, etc.
Protestant Episcopal services will be held
tomorrow at the former residence of Mr.
Gibson, Mt. Hope Road, on Prices Hill.
Rev James Mitchell hes gone to Peru,
Ind, to supply the pulpit Of the Preshyte-
rian Church Of that place for few weeks.
Rev. J. n. Stanger and Rev. George II.
KinSolying will be in attendance at the
Kenyon College Commencement next
week.
Rev. Morris y. Church will speak on the
| topic, Judas lscariot." at the Emanuel
Reformed p. L. Church tomorrow eve
ming,
Rev. c. H. Daniels will preach at the
Vine-street Congregational Church to-mor,
row morning on The subject, The De-
graded sabbath
| City Missionary Mitchell will conduct
services tomorrow at Mears' Chapel, at II
a. M; Syausbury's boat, foot Of Evans
street, at 3 p H., and on the Esplanade at
6 p. III.
Rev. W. Herr, OF Dayton, will spend the
Sabbath in the city, and Will fill the pulpit
of the York-street Methodist Epiocopa
Church.
Rev. A. B. Morey will discourse as usua
at the Fifth Presbyterian Church tomorrow
morning and evening. Subject for eyenin:
service: 'Kelgi0us Conversation.
Rev. Joseph C. Thompson arrived at hi
home in the Twenty-iifth Ward Wednes
dav, after years absence in the East. ii,
expects soon to 80 as Missionary to China
The Sabbath.schoos connected with th,
First English Lutheran Church and til,
Poplar-street and Fifth Presbyterian
Churches, went on a picnic excursion t,
Parlor Grove to-day.
Rev. u. l.. Norton, of the Episcopa
Rooms, has just completed crayon por
trait of his niece, Miss Annie Norton. ltj
said to be his best effort, and looks d
though it could sing and speak.
Rev. George II. Fullerton, of Springfield
H., has sigriied his acceptance of the cal
to the First Presby byterian Church on Wal
nut Hills, and expects to commence his pas
toral labors about the 1st Of July.
The Rev. ]. Krehbiel, assistant editor o
the Christian Apologist, will preach at th
| Mt. Auburn NJ. f. Church tomorrow morn
ing, and the Rev. D. II. Moore, D. D., G
, Wesleyan College, in the evening.
r Rev. ]. f. Harris breaches morning an
evening tomorrow at Columbia Congrt
gational Church. Subject of morning serN
g ice, "Whv Should We Christianize tn
+ Negro" Subject of evening service, al
Liberalism Adequate for the Salvation {
Our City,"
At the Y. NJ. c. A. Hall this evenin
Elder p. A. Stratton will conduct a dew
+ tonal meeting, tomorrow afternoon D
West will teach the Bible Glass, and tt
morrow evening Rev. A. Rtchie, editor {
t the Christian Press, will speak on the Sal
C hath question