The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1880-05-08
RELIGIOUS NOTES.
Announcements and Matters Of Local
Interest.


Rev. Mr.. Linn win preach at the Lincoln
Park Church tomorrow morning and even
ing.
Rev. A. u. Beall, late pastor at McKen-
dree NJ. E. Church. is visiting friends in
| Fulton.
Rev. James Eells. DID,, will preach in the
Central Presbyterian Church tomorrow
morning and evening.
Rev. J. G. Tunison has been invited to
deliver an address on temperance before
| the Baptist Ministers Conference next
| Monday.
The Rev. J. L. Russell of Philadelphia
will preach in the Seventh BROAD ay)
| Presb, tetlan Church tomorrow morning
and evening.
There will be concert at the Lincoln
Park Church on Monday evening, the pro-
ceeds Of which will be applied to the repairs
of the house.
Prof. J. B. Chckering will begin tomor-
row morning series of lectures before his
class at the Vine Street Church on biblical
Antiquities"
Rev. John Goddard will preach upon
'The True Meaning of the Story of Jonah" F"
|
morrow morning. .
The Union High-street Sunday-school
will give a strawberry festival on the even
ing of May 14th, at the church on East
Third, near Washington street.
! The pulpit of the Central Christian
Church will be occupied Sunday morning
b. Rev. DR.. Pa, son of Philadelphia. and in
the evening by Rev. DR.. Day of Ohio.
Bishop Jaggar will be at the Church of
the Holy Trinitysihe Hartwell Episcopal
M ssion to morrow afternoon, and in the
morning at Grace Church. Avondale.
The original Fisk University Jubilee
Singers will give concerts at The First
Presbyterian Church next Thursday and
Friday evenings for the benefit of the Y.
M. 9. A.
Rev. Fl. w. Mcknight, the new pastor
of the English Lutheran Church, will oc-
cupy that pulpit for the first time to-m"r-
row. preaching at both morning and even
ing services.
Rev. John F. Morris will preach to his
old congregation of the Berean Church
Meeting, in Womens Temperance Hall,
200 Vine street, tomorrow. botu morning
and evening.
Rev. James c. White lectures on "Home
Missions" at the Popiar-street Presby terian
Church tomorrow evenin.-"rhe vast ex-
tent its field and tue character of It's
population"
Cohrbntion boxes will be placed in the
vestibule OF Music Hall Sundav afternoon,
where those Wishing t, contribute toward
defra' ing the expenses OF carr, ing On tue
services can do so.
Rev. Orlando Witherspoon, formerly OF
Christ Church. Buffalo, but more recently
at St Pauls Church, in this ci y, has ac-
cepted the rctorsiip of St James Church
at Birmingham, ct.
A Committee has been appointed by the
Baptist ministers of the city to ur-e upon
the Church Union the subject OF estab blsh-
ing Mission among the Germans some
where in tuis !ocali y.
TIE annual camp meeting Of the A. NJ Il
Church will CO "mence on Friday, june 19,
1880, and continue until July a. inclusive.
During The meeting some of the ableSt pull
pit orators in the connection will be pres
ent
The Rev. DR.. Vincent will address the
lSunday-sc nool teachers of this community
on xt Wednesday afternoon, 4oclock,
in he Young Mems Christian Association
Hall. Subjsct: "Modern Sunday-school
Ideas"
The temperance mass meeting at Pixies
Opera House Tomorrow afternoon will / e
held under the auspices of the Nato;,a
Temperance Society. Rev. DR.. w alden will
preside, and addresses will be delivered b.,
live men.
, Gen. Fisk will speak at the Y. M. c. A.
Hall tonight DR.. West will teach tn
Bible class at 4 o'cl ok tomorrow. A
young mems prayer meeting will BE- hec
, at o'clock and in the evening Hon. o. h
Horton will address the meeting.
Rev. A. J. Sage, d D., will preach at tht
Ninth Street Bat tist Church to-morroN
/ morning, and the pastor, Rev. s. w. Dun
can, D. D., viii preach in the evening. A
, the close of ths evening service the ordi
nance Of baptism will be administered.
Rev. A. c. Wheaton, OF the Walnut Hill
Bapllst Church, was called to his old hom
in New York last Tuesday by Telegram
: a nlouncing the death of his father. II
ries at Saratoga, which he expects to at
tend. During his absence his ruipit will
be supplied by delegates 10 the M. e. Con
q ference.
TIE Southern Baptist Convention, nov
|, in session at Lexington, KY, has bee
- visited during tne week by number o
prominent Baptists from this and olhe
J, cities OF Ohio. The reception with whicl
l. they met was most cordial one and in OF
der that the same hospitalties may be re
d turned to the delegates to that body,
!, mmittee of city pastors, with Rev. s. W
Duncan, D. D., as Chairman. has been ap
pointed to prepare for the reception 9
, their Southern friends upon their iitende
n visit to this city on Tuesday next Th
excursion train will arrive in the morT
r ing, and will be met at the depot by DELE
It CATION fir m the churches, who will escor
the visit rs 10 the 2 'oiogical Garden and {
=. other places of interest in the city. In th
e evening reception " i'll be given them Q
the Ninthstreet Baptist Church. in whicl
all the Baptist Churches in t,e CITY an
:. vicinity will participate. Refreshmenl
u will be served. music will be furnished
u short addresses will he made, and the n
nlainder of the evening will be occupie
e with social enjoyment At midnight th
1t excursion will return.
u Bishop Simpson will preach at Music Ha