The Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1877-1885, 1883-05-19
SUNDAY SERVICES

The Rev. A Dahlstrom, of Morgan
Park, will preach in the Swedish Baptist
church at 1890 IN. The Rev. A B. Or
gren pastor. will preach at 7:30 p m, from
the text: John xii:20- &c Sunday school
at $50 m, c, o. Jensen, Superintend--
ent. Young peoples meeting at 6 80 m,
Mr.. Dahlstrom, leader.
The Land to Which we Journey: The
| Twilight" G0:45 M and The City Of
Athens" G;30 p M will be the subjects
| preached upon IN the Central Presbyter
ian church by the Rev s. S Cryer, pastor
Sunday school at $50 m, j NJ Buford,
Superintendent Young peoples meet
ing at ESQ p m, word: Name"
Quarterly meeting in the Ninth street
Methodist Episcopal church, the Rev NJ
| Spurlock, pastor. Services at 11:45 m,
followed by the sacrament of the Lord 5
Supper, and 80 p m. Presiding Elder
Morgan will be present in the morning
The Rev. c. c. McCabe, D. D., will
preach in the First Methodist Episcopal
church at 1915 m. The Rev. A r.
Morgan, p E., will preach at $50 p m.
Sunday school at 9:15 Il m, E. W Spen-
Ger, Superintendent. Young peoples
meeting at $50 pm.
The Rev. Prof. Weidner, of Augustana
College, viii preach in the Broadway
Presbyterian church at 1915 a IA and : 30
p m. Sunday school at 9;15 m. Dr. J
w Stewart Superintendent Young peo-
pies meeting at m
The Rev irving A. Searles, pastor of
the Christian chapel, will exchange pull
pits with its former pastor, Rev. Robert
E. Swartz. Sunday school at 9.15 ~
F. III. Kaupke, superintendent Young
peoples meeting at 6:45 p M
There will be lay reading in Trinity
church at 10:45 a m No evening ser
vice. Sunday school at $50 m Mission
Sunday school at 80 m. Mr. Hodson,
superintendent.
There will be no services in the United
Presbyterian church, owing to the pastor 5
absence from the city. Sunday school at
$50 m, Hugh Warnock, superintendent |
Swedish Lutheran church, the Rev T. |
N Hasselquist, D. D, pastor. Services
at 1870 IN and 7:15 m. Text at 1890 |
a IN; John iii: 10. Sunday school at |
2 80 p m
There will be reading service, only, at |
10 m, in the Twentieth street Evangel-
icd Lutheran church, in consequence of |
the pastor being out of town
Mr.. 7. ID. Bently, Jr, will preach in
the First Baptist church at 1045 m.
There viii be no evening service. Sunday
achool at 9:15 m, j w WEIGH superin-
tendent
CHURCH CHATS.
After twenty years in the pulpit. a Lu
LheIan pastor of Pittsburg is about to an
pear on the stage.
Changes in the Protestants EpiscopaI
ritual, nowunder discussion, WILDE brough
before the conference next fall
l have praying father;
lie prays three times day,
And the angels hist the window
To hear that old man pray
The Hindoos are said to pray To the 300.
100000 gods No wonder that praying
machines are popular in the e asst
The archbishop of Canterbury is president
Of society for s'Christianizing simplify )
ne and cheapening funeral and mourning ;
The question of marriage with de-
deceased wife's sister was brought before {
he recent meeting of the presbytery of /
Atiantic, Ga. butno action was taken In 8
he matter :
Grace Episcopal church, New York,
) TO have $4,000 church. which puts !
IS in mind OF the old rhyme,
What country what a peoplel
What church and what q steeplell
The religious faith of too many people s
$ as much off color as that OF the man i
who quoted these lines Is
Thrice is he armed who hath his quar-
rel just
And four times he who gets his blow
in fust.
The Observer says, in relation to the a
churchman's suggestion for prayers in a
he American churches for the archbishop | p
If Canterbury as head or universal d
bishop of the Episcopal church This /
recognition of 2 tpe is not in conformity
With what Bishop Lay calls a well estab
ished principle that the lines of ecclesias
ical demarcation should follow national s.
ties and that in every nation there should Z
be one church. n