Evening journal., 1889-03-30
CHURCH NOTES.

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McDowellville Baptist Mission, Sunday
school, 9 a. m, and 2 p. m, prayer meet
ing, Thursday evening.
st. Anne's P. E. Church of Middletown
is to be lighted by electric lights on Sun
day evening next.
Rev DR.. Mason of St. James P. e.
Church Kingsessing will preach at ST.
Johns Church tomorrow afternoon.
Rev. w. H. Lttell of Long Island, N.
T., will preach in Forest Presbyterian
Church, Middletown on Sunday night.
At Cookman NJ. E. Chapel, Scott street
near Thirteenth, the pastor, Rev A. T.
Scott, will preach tomorrow morning and
evening.
Edwin H. Eckel Of this city will have
completed his course in June. After his
ordination he will be appointed rector of
Stanton and Newport p E. churches.
Presiding Elder w. L. S. Murray will
preach at Brandywine NJ. E. Church to-
morrow at 1870 a. m. at Newark Union
at 3 p. m. and at Edgemoor at 7.30
P. m.
Rev T. NJ Studdiford, d. D., pastor
of the Third Presbyterian Church. Tren-
ton, N. j., will preach at Central Presbyss
terian Church tomorrow morning and
evening,
Bishop Coleman preached at Delaware
| City last night on confirmation. To
morrow he will administer the rite of
confirmation to a class in the George
/ town p E. Church.
South Side Baptist Mission Lobdell
and Heald streets, Sunday school, a. m
| Preaching by a student from Croziel
Seminary, $50 p. m. Prayer meeting
Thursday evening.
Rev J. G. Schaeffer of New York viii
preach at Olivet Presbyterian Church to
morrow morning on The Mission of tht
Sunday School. and in the evening OF
"What Think Ye Of Christ
East Side Baptist Mission, Twelfth
and Heald streets, Sunday school, Q a
m. Swedish services. 1890 a. m anC
7.30 p m. German Sunday school anC
praise service, p. m.
At st. Johns p E. Church tomorrow
the services viii be held as follows HOLY
communion, q. m; morning service
1920 a. M. evening service, 4 p. m
The sermon in the afternoon will be upol
the spiritual life.
Rev Charles H. Tucker, pastor Of tn,
Reformed Episcopal Church of the Cove
nant will preach in the hall Nos 90
and 222 Market street, at both services
tomorrow. A farewell service will b,
held in the evening.
At Grace Baptist Church, at Thir
teenth and French streets tomorrow
Rev. A. A. DeLorne in the morning vii
preach on the subject Christian Lib
, erty In the evening his subject vii
be The Condition of Spiritual Liberty.
Rev. T. Simpson Trotter Of the Re
formed Episcopal Church of the Re
deemer will preach TO morrow mornin
on Spiritual Destination and Divin
Counsel" evening, 'John Bright.
Sunday scheol at a. m. Prayer meet
ing Wednesday evening at 730.
Rev George NJ. Hickman will preacl
at the First Presbyterian Church to-moI
row morning Of "The Child in the Mids
of Christ's Diciples " The evening sci
mon will be on 1.-The Liquor Question,
! and will have special reference to the bi
i pendig before the state Legislature.
) Rev. William P Swartz, pastor Q
Central Presbyterian Church, will delive
an address on India, at the MONTH
meeting Of the Society Of Christian FL
9 deavor Of the church, in the church pa
{ lors on Monday evening. Mr.. Swari
, has been in India as a missionary, an
a will speak from experience.
Rev. w. P. Tilden will preach his las
/ sermon in the Unitarian Church t
s morrow, and will return to his home
q Boston on Monday. Mr.. Tilden hs
acceptably filed the pulpit of the ehurc
f since last September, and recently d
. clined to become pastor of the churcl
Mr.. Tilden was rendered a reception la
evening at the fortnightly social meetir
Of the Unity Society
# AT congregational meeting in Fore
/ Presbyterian church of Middletown
y Wednesday, the committee on a ne
e pastor stated that Rev. W. II. Littell
, SatHcket Long Island, was the mo
/, available candidate. II was decided to /
g vite Rev. j. d. Schafer of PHILADELPHIA
], Pa, Rev. S. NJ. Perry of Ashland. Mt
If and Rev. George E. Campbell of Pc
e Richmond, Pa, to preach before t
N congregation before any final action W
taken.
The Society of Christian Endeavor
Rodney Street Presbyterian Church. he
<, a social meeting last evening in 4
Of church. About $50 persons, mostly Z
e. younger members of the congregatio
10 were present. The following program
s. musical selections was rendered Ten
ID solo. '.The Blue and the Gray Har
st Horne; solo on the harmonica, medic
ed Thomas Elwood; soprano SOLO "T
lis Rowen Tree" Mrs. Young .ssolo, "Au
Ie Scotch Sangs, Mrs. Young at the co
he clusion of the program refreshments
lemonade and cake were served. T
committee in charge of the meeting we
Henry NJ. Ewes, chairman; Misses EmI
at Doud, Lizzie Thompson, Annie Rodge
81 and Lizzie Jones, and Messrs. JAG
i'll Beltz, James Black. Neal Forrest, Robe
g. Kettle and DIR. F. Stewart.