The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1880-03-27
RELIGIOUS NOTES.
Announcements and Matters Of Local
Interest.

Rev. DR.. Cooper breaches at Sevep-Mile
tomorrow morning and at Jacksonburgh
in the afternoon.
REV. J. W. Pratt will deliver a sermon to
the residents of Clifton, at Town Hall, to-
morrow evening.
A concert will be given next Tuesday
evening at the Delhi M. E. Church under
the directi of Mrs Kite, Jr.
Rev. F. Dimmick will preach his second
sermon on "The THEATRE at the Avondale
M. E. Church tomorrow evening.
Rev. Charles Coffin of Fairmont o., will
preach at II a. m. tomorrow at the Main
street M. E. Church, Covington, Ky.
Rev. J. c. White will lecture at the Pop
lar-street Presbyterian Church tomorrow
evening on THE Wife in Her Own Home"
The private boxes in Pixies Opera House
will be sold at auction on Monday after
noon, April 10th, for the session of the NJ.
E. Conference.
There will be an important meeting of
| the Elders and Preachers Of the Board OF
Home Missions at the Central Christian
Church at p. m. tomorrow.
Bishop Jaggar tomorrow will be at
Calvary Church, Clifton, in the morning,
and at St. Luke's Chapel, Baymiller and
Findlay streets, in the evening.
Mr.. Robert T. Bonsell will review the
Sunday School lessons for the past quarter
before the Sunday School of the Ninth
street Baptist Church tomorrow after
noon.
The congregation of the Cheviot Baptist
Church made very pleasant surprise visit
last Saturday evening 10 Deacon d. G.
4 Platts, the occasion being the anniversary
of his Seventy first birthday.
The ladies branch of the Guild of st.
Paups Church, Fourth street, have placed
a beautiful memorial window in the chan.
Gel, dedicated to the Rt Rev. Philander
Chase, first Bishop of the Diocese of Ohio.
The Baptist ministers will discuss the
subject ''The Dignity and Responsibility
of the Christian Ministry" at their meet
ing next Monday. Rev. DIR. Earle, COW
engaged in meetings at Cumminsville
will open the discussion.
Rev. s. p Linn breaches at the Lincoln
Park Presbyterian Church both morning
and night to morrow. The Sabbath-school's
infant department will have the usual
Easter exercises made memorable by the
skill of Miss Waller, the teacher.
Rev. J. G. Tunison Of Covington, XIV.
will preach in the Ninth-street Baptist
Church Sunday evening. Themes "Tht
Moral, Political and Religious Aspect of the
Temperance Question, and the Duty OF the
Churches and Christian Element of oul
Country in Relation Thereto"
The new Presbyterian Church at Jack.
sOnburgh. Butler County, will be dedicated
tomorrow at 3 y. M. Sermon by Rev. Ed.
ward Cooper. ID. The report of the Build.
ing Committee will be read by Rev. c. E.
Jones, pastor of the church, and addresses
by Rev. T. Fl. Hench. of Middletown, and
Rev. DR.. Findly, of Somervlle.
The free services at the Music Hall to.
morrow afternoon will conform to the fol-
lowing programme:
l. a. Maestoso, Haydn. b. Adagio, Kuehmstedt
Organ.
& Hymn-Tune, st. Martins
| ''This is the day the Lord hath made;
| He calls the hours his own"
g. Scriptural lcsson-Psam xcv.
Prayer.
g. Hymn--Tune, Sweet By and By
"Oh! the bliss of that rapturous day,
When from earth and this PRISON OF clay"
| 6 Sermon by Rev. DR.. Pratt.
7. Observation-Disclosures Sonata (Beethoven), Or
gan.
8. Hymn-Tune, The Old, Old Story.
'Tell me the old, old story
OF unseen things above"
o Doxology.