The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1879-02-08
RELIGIOUS NOTES.
Announcement of Sunday Servi,

Ann cement OF sunday services
The First Presbyterian Church concert
will take place Monday evening.
The Catholic fair for the benefit of the
Cumminsville Orphan Asylum realized
about $40 900.
The Young Peoples Missionary Union
will hereafter meet at the Richmond-streei
Christian Church.
Rev. A. N. Gilbert will devote portion
of the hour TO morrow afternoon to the re-
view of keeping the Sabbath
Rev. DR.. Duling, the newly elected pas.
tor of Union Baptist Church. will preach
tomorrow morning and evening.
The morning hour tomorrow at Colum,
bia Baptist Church will be taken up by the
funeral services of Mr.. John lotion.
Walnut Hills Baptist Church will be ad-
dressed tomorrow, at II a. M, on the "Joy
of Christ's Service" by Rev. J. Emery.
Rev. Alfred P. Powelson, of Lebanon, O.,
will preach in Grace Methodist PrOtes.
tant Church tomorrow morning and eve
ming.
Rev. John H. Ely discourses at st. Phil
ip's Church, Cumminsville, tomorrow after
noon, from the text Il have kept the
faith"
1.-THE Sinners Only Hope will be the
subject of the Rev. S. X. Leavltt's dis
course tonight at o'clock at the Y. M. G.
A. Hall.
The Bishop of Ohio and Mrs. Bedell left
the city this morning for their residence at
Gambler, where they will remain four or
five weeks.
The Rev. P B. Morgan will return to the
city to-day, and preach Sunday morning
and evening IN Emmanuel Reformed Epis-
copal Church.
''The eternal security of all true believ.
ers in Christ" will be the subject of DR..
Vests exposition Sunday afternoon at the
Y. M. G. A. Hall.
Rev. James c. White, of the Poplar-street
Presbyterian Church, will continue his in
teresting course of scientific lectures to-
morrow evening Subject "The Sea-"
AT its regular meeting on Thursday eve
ming, January 30th, the Mount Auburn
Church extended unanimous and most
hearty call to Rev. A. S. Hobart, of Morris,
N. Y.
Rev. N. S. Bastion will discourse at the
Fergus-street Christian Church, Cummins-
vile, tomorrow evening on Baptism"
which rite will be administered to several
candidates.
The average attendance at the Union
Bethel Sunday-school for November and
December, was 1920 The largest attend
ance on any one Sabbath was on December
10Th, when there were 3,612 present.
Rev. DR.. Patterson will preach to-mor-
row morning and evening at the Central
Presby yterian Church. The right OF the
State to pr ,ect the workingman' rest day"
will be the subject of his morning dis
course.
A new series of Sunday night lectures
will be begun at Richmond-street Christian
Church by Rev. N. Gilbert tomorrow night.
The general theme will be popular Sins
and Folies in the Light of the Bible" The
sin of stealing will be the special subject
tomorrow night.
Rev. VIM. Hollinshed, pastor will preach
tomorrow for the Methodist Protestant
Church of Columbia lat Spencer Hall) at IL
a. m. and TX p. m. Subject for the morn
ing, "The Ascension Of Christi" text for the
evening, 81 Have Put Off My Coat; How
Shall Put it On"
The ladies of st. Philips Church, Cum.
minsville, have opened an employment
bureau for the purpose of assisting the de-
serving of their sex into suitable situations.
All applications should be left with the
Chairman, Mrs J. Fl. Ely, at her residence
at Langland and knowlton streets.