Evening journal., 1888-10-13
CHURCH NOTES.

Enough IundS nave been received To
Justify the erection of new NJ. f.
Church at Chesapeake City.
The NJ. L. Church of Newark. Del
Rev N NJ Browne. pastor is contem
plating repairs at a cost of $1,000.
Tomorrow has been appointed day Of
prayer for the success Of temperance
movement by the Worlds w G. T. L.
Rev A. W. Thompson Of Princeton. n.
j., will preach both morning and evening
at the Olivet Presbyterian Church to.
morrow
Rev Wesley C. Johnson Of Philadel-
phia will preach at Scott NJ. Il. Church
tomorrow morning and Rev. David
Dodd at night
At ST Andrews P. F. Church to-mor
row services will be held at 1890 a. m.
and As b. IN. The Rev Francis b. Hos
kins will preach.
The congregation Of the Rodney street
Presbyterian Church will worship in he
Lincoln Street Baptist Chapel tomorrow
morning at 1890.
Sunday School will open at . a. m. at
the New Jerusalem Church tomorrow
The usual l0 30 a. IN. sermon and 1870 r.
m. lecture will be given.
The English Lutheran Church viii hold
regular services tomorrow at 1920 a M
at the Commercial College, in the lnsti-
tute Building Sunday school meets at
0 a. m.
At Epworth NJ. f. Church tomorrow
Rev. J. r. Dill win preach at TO- 30 a. m
There will be a general testimony meet
ing at 3. II p. IN. and revival services at
73O p. m.
The evening service at Brandywine NJ
L. Church tomorrow, will be in charge
Of Mrs n NJ Browns Of Newark sec
retary Of the Woman's Home Missionary
Society.
The Asbury NJ E. Church. Third and
Walnut streets will celebrate its g9th an
niversary on Sunday October 81. Rev
Enoch Stubbs, q former pastor will be
present to assist in the dedication
Interesting services are announced at
West Presbyterian Church to morrow by
the Rev A. n keigwin, pastor. The
morning sermon will be to the Y NJ. T.
L. There will also be preaching at 73O
p. m.
The first Presbyterian Church makes
the following announcements Preach
ing tomorrow by the pastor Rev George
NJ Hickman, at 1890 a. m. and : 30 p.
m. Sunday school . p m Prayer
meeting Wednesday at 1.45 p. m.
The Boston Prison Congress recently
adopted a resolution asking that the
churches set aside one Sunday year as
Prison Sunday and designated Sunday
October 81 as am appropriate day The
suggestion has been adopted by the
clergy Of several states.
The Young Mems Temperance Union
will attend West Presbyterian Church,
Eighth and Washington streets 10 morrow
morning to listen to a specially prepared
sermen by the Rev. A. n Keigwin All
the members Of the Union are requested
to meet at the rooms promptly at 9.30
o'clock.
AT the First NJ. P. Church. Seventh
and Walnut streets, tomorrow at 10 30
M, the pastor Rev. G. +. Earring will
will preach on The Work Of God In
the evening at 4 30 his subject will be
Zone Thing Needful There will be re-
vival meeting at the church every night
next week.
The reception TO the Rev. George NJ
Hickman recently was under the direc
tion Of the Ladies' Aid Association Of the
First Presbyterian Church The associ
alton is very active auxiliary in all
work in connection with the church.
The officers are Mrs. Howard Wallace,
president Mrs $. r. Lawson, vice pres
ident Mrs J. L. Carpenter, treasurer.
ImmanuelM NJ. Z. Church. Crisfeld, Nd
+. c. MacSoTey, pastor, viii be dedicated,
Sunday November f. DR. McGregor, of
Brooklyn n ", and Rev w w w.
Wilson of Easton. Md, win conduct the
services The church has been recently
enlarged and repaired, with the addition
of a steeple 1t is now one Of the hand
soonest church ediices on the Peninsula.
--Crisfeld Leader
/ On Monday next Rev D. II Cochran
viii read paper on "The Perils Of Immi
grafton and the Remedy, before the
Methodist preachers meeting at theii
rooms in the Peninsula Methodist Build
ing. Rev. C. A. Grice. w. G. Koons and
II. w Ewing have been appointed com
mittee of arrangements for the forma
opening of the new hall which will bs
called Fletcher Hall.