The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1879-04-19
RELIGIOUS NOTES.
Announcements and Matters Of Local
Interest.

DR.. Rust is attending the Eastern Confer
ences.
. Drs Hoyt and Walden were in attend
ance at the North Indiana Conference helC
at Goshen.
Twenty persons united with the Fiftl
Presbyterian Church at the Communion
services last Sunday.
Rev. John w. Webb, of the Indiana Con
ference, has returned home after spending
several days in this city.
Rev. J. H, Lease, pastor of Asbury NJ. e
t.hurch will preach Tomorrow morning on
The General Resurrection.
Rev. ]. F. Callaghan lectured at Louis.
vile, XIV, Tuesday evening for the benefit
oil st. Augnstine's School Of that city.
Rev. W. L. Hypes, DID, will hold the
Sunday services OF the third quarterly
meeting of Trinity NJ. E. Church to-mor.
row.
The Junior Bible Glass of the Fifth Pres.
byterian Church will close their meetings
of the present year with social, to be given
two weeks from tonight.
The Rev. N. II. Schenck, DID,, of st.
AIMS Church, BROOKLYN, is in the city.
and will preach in Christ Church, East
Fourth street, in the evening.
Rev. Henry w. Baker. of the Walnut
| Hills NJ. f. Church, has arranged with the
Kew. w. w. Case. of Akron, Ohio, for an
exchange OF pulpits on tomorrow.
In the absence of Rev. s. Weeks, who
breaches at Moscow tomorrow, the pulpit
of Wesley Chapel will be occupied by
Hev. Mr.. Hitchcock and DR.. Hight.
AT recent meeting of the Cincinnati
| Methodist Preachers Association DIR. C. w.
ketchum was made President, b. A. Steb-
bins Vice President and ]. V. Irwin Secre-
tary.
The Rev. DR.. Flanders, formerly of Gin.
cinnati, proposes to resign the pastorship
Of the First Universaist Church, Lowell,
Mass, on account OF his health.
A convention in the interest of the cause
of missions will be held in this city bv the
Missionary Society of the NJ. E. Church of
the United States, about the 18th of Nav.
Prof. d. Heagle is making arrangements
to deliver his magnificent illustrated lecture
on Solomon,s Temple and Jerusalem at
several OF the city churches during the
spring.
Mr. VIM. +. Mitchell, late Superinten-
dent OF the Children's Home, has made ar
rangements for organizing in this city a
City Mission similar to the one in Boston or
t'e" 'oiA'
The Rev. G. H. Daniels speaks at the y.
NJ. c. A. this evening. Dr. West will ad-
dress the Bible Class tomorrow afternoon,
and tomorrow evening Gospel and song
service will be held.
The st. Stephens Catholic Church folks
OF Columbia have engaged spencer Hall for
four nights, commencing the 22d inst, and
propose to give series of entertainments
lor the benefit OF their church.
Bishop Jaggar has been called to Now
ofk by Tie dangerous illness of his father,
wl'ch mas h'ade 1t necessary to postpone
W we cohnrmat'an services at 81 Paul's
|h"leLl announced lor tomorrow.
Rev. D. W. Rhodes will tomorrow even.
ing deliver the irst of series of sermons
Oh the "Perils of Young Men To-day" TO. |
..,l,nw ..N3nE eae,ihs ttie SUBJECT wlii be the
: Mol'' innueHee VI all Ohfeasonlng Skep- |
'''''n'
The Sabbath-school of the old Sixth |
street Methodist Pro estant Church, now
the Grace Methodist Protestant Church, on
George street, Will celebrate the tifticth an.
n.yersary Of the organization OH the third
''" ~ May
fev. NJ y. Bastian, pastor of the Chris |
tal Church, Fergus street, will pre- ch |
tomorrow morning ON the subject, "IIcay- |
emily RecognltlonS; Shall We Know Each |
Other There" and in the evening his |
theme VIII be "Pearl-diving; or, FISHING in |
the Deep Waters"
pou Rob.rt pottorso, nm NIL, ,oL
t,,'nIo.,nw ,' ~ Nv Co,,tr,I w. ~ n VIII p'eacn
%,,'ni, ..rh w. Ste. @ - tt d, les"y .erIai,
will be the subject of his sermon in the
morning In the evening he will sneak ON
"Christ's Resurrection, the Pattern and
Pledge of Ours"
pov NJ cu,.,.
,.dt',,. n. H.. ~. o''"t,1s ,, iaSt sunday h'ght
$500 put I,;s, 'le WI pe gwen tomorrow
itS,' aV i'ilii,'ohu-sIfee Ciir'Suah Church.
iE,oI y - H''e e, Vi series on Gne ReinarkaDle
M'n,i' 1I'e "iac'erS OF tlie D'o'e' mary anu
so ,enIer regard bnino tIe snec;ai toe n"a
Oe '"> 'f>N"' .iAo'no
AT the regular meeting OF the members of
the Chnrci OF the Advent Walnut Hills,
the following oi1cets were elected for the
ensuing year: Sehlor warden, }. l.. Stet-
tlnius Junior Warden, W. A. Goodman;
Vestrymen, Henry Lewis. J. d. Hurd, +.