The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1879-11-08
RELIGIOUS NOTES
Announcements and Matters OF Loca
Interest.

TttN. t.. ". lTlIuUic, VI CfihVuit AAuiohot
spent yesterday in this city.
The Rev. DR.. C. H. Payne will preach at
St. Paul's NJ. E. Church tomorrow even-
ing
DR.. Cooper has been fitting out four addi-
tional missionaries this week for Indiana
and Kentucky.
Rev. Z. P. Roberts breaches tomorrow
morning and evening in the Pine-street
Baptist Church.
Twelve persons were received into the
Walnut Hills Presbyterian Church by let
ter last Sunday.
Rev. DR.. Pise of Glendale will preach at
st. Philips P. E. Church tomorrow after
noon at $3.50 o'clock.
The Sabbath-school superintendents and
pastors of the Presbytery are to hold month
ly meetings this winter,
Rev. G. R. Alden, of the Cumminsville
Presbyterian Church, will preach a sermon
to young men tomorrow evening.
Rev. ]. Emery will preach at the Walnut
Hills Baptist Church tomorrow. and at the
Walker Mill Road Chapel in the evening"
Rev. DR.. F. G. Hibbard spent several days
in the city in search of facts for the compile
tion of his biography of the late Bishop L.
L. Hamline
The ladies' of st. Philips Church, Cum
minsville, met with fattering success at
their festival held in Miller's Opera House
last evening.
Rev. George H. Fullerton, of the First
Presbyterian Church. Walnut Hills, will
preach special sermon to young men to-
morrow evening.
Services have been held in the Lincoln
Park Church during the week. The sacre-
ment of the Lords Supper is to be admin
istered tomorrow.
Mr.. Albert M. Hicks will address the
Sunday school of the Children's Home to-
morrow at 3 p. NJ. There will be good
singing by the children.
prominent merchant of this city will
deliver an address at the Fifth Presbyterian
Church Tomorrow evening on the Reason
ableness of Christianity"
"Duty of the Church to Help the Poor"
will be the topic of discussion for the Bap-
tist ministers of the city next Monday.
Ninth-street Baptist Church.
The sewing school for young girls at
Christs P. E. Church has been attended by
an average of three hundred young girls,
but is suffering now for lack of teachers.
Rev. Morris D. Church, rector of Emman-
uel Reformed Episcopal Church, on Long
worth street. commences tomorrow even
ing series of sermons on Popular Evi-
dences of Christianity"
Rev G. A. Daniels will address the Y. M.
g. A. meeting tonight DIR. West will
teach the Bible Glass at o'clock tomorrow
at ernoon, and services for young men will
be held at 5 and 80 o'clock.
"Chrstian Duty will be the subject of
the Rev. c. s. Evans discourse tomorrow
morning at Grace NJ. P. Church, George
street. vest of Cutter. A Union Social
service will be held at 3 o clock in the after.
noon.
Elder John f. Morris, of Chicago former
pastor of the Berean Church, is now on a
visit to his old congregation, and will
preach tomorrow morning and evening
in Womens Temperance Hall, No. 200 Vine
street.
The semi-Centennial Of Lane Seminary
will take place on the 18th inst, and will bt
a great day for the insti ution. 1t was ex
pected that the new building would be com
pleted by that time, but this will be impos
sible.
THE Fulfillment of Prophecy as Exhib.
tied in the Past Glories and Present De
struction of Ephesus," will be the subject
of lecture by Rev. DR.. Patterson at the
Central Presbyterian Church, Mound and
Barr streets, tomorrow evening.
IA New Reading of the Parable of tn.
J Prodigal Son. will be the subject'of Rev
} Mr.. Wendte's discourse tomorrow morn
ing at Eighth and Plum streets. In the
evening he will lecture un "Wisdom in
Charity, or How to Help the Cincinnati
Poor"
The Presbytery of Cincinnati will hold ar
adjourned meeting at Madisonville on IT. es
day, November 1lth, at II a. m., durins
which it is expected that the ordination
and installation of Mr.. Clarence e. Hills a.
pastor of the Madisonvile PRESBYTERIAN
Church will take place.
Rev. Dr. Duncan. of the Ninth-street Ban
tist Church, is about to have published
, small paper giving the names and resi-
dences OF all the church members, tn
names of the church officers, the churcl
G appointments and items of interest con
. nected with the church.
There will be meeting of the congrega
n ton of the First Presbyterian Church q,
t Walnut Hills next Wednesday evening TO
the purpose of taking action on the ql,es
k ton of securing location and erecting
: new house of worship. A large subscrir
tion has already been made.
The compliance with the recommends
= ton of the International Convention G
y the Y. NJ. q. A. and the Worlds Conver
S ton of Geneva, will be observed as wee
of prayer for young men BY the Y. M. C. A
! IF this city. The MONDAY prayer meeting
y will be conducted each day by clsrgymel
t Rev. DR.. Ridgaway will lead the Monda
: meeting. ,.....
The following parties will preach sern
ons to young men tomorrow: Rev. F. {
Monfort First Presbyterian Church, nes
IT Fourth and Main, in the evening Re,
A. B. Morey, Fifth Presby terian Churcl
Clark and John, in the morning. Samu,
e Woodside, Esq, will speak at the evel
l, ing service of this church on the ''Reason.
n bleness of Christianity" Rev. II. B Rid
r away, D. d., M. Z Church, Walnut Hill
1t in the morning: subject Liberty of Coz
duct-True or False" Rev. D. J. Star
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