Pittsburg dispatch. [volume] (Pittsburg [Pa.]) 1880-1923, 1889-11-09
Church Nofen.

THANKSGIVING Day, Thursday. 18th inst.
NEW YORK Presbytery 81 to 15 for revision.
bob" BURDETrE will soon be ordained as
Baptist minister.
THE M. E. Church at Smiths Ferry will be
reoPened tomorrow.
FIFTEEN were recently added to the Presby-
terian Church, Evans City.
THE National Sabbath Association will meet
in this city December and 4.
A BAZAAR was held yesterday in aid Of, the
Swissvale Presbyterian Church.
CLEARFIELD Presbyterians are being helped
in their singing by a new pipe organ.
THE new postmaster in Philadelphia, John
Fields. is a Methodist local preacher.
TH1RTY-NNTH Street Presbyterian Church
held pound social Tuesday evening.
BUENA VISTA CHURCH UNITED Presbyter-
ian) added 16 to its membership last Sunday
THE Rt. Rev. Cortlandt Whitehead visited
Clearfield yesterday for confirmation services.
BEN HOGAN, the converted prize Nghter, /"
is holding revival meetings in Wheeling, w,
Va.
BISHOP WALDEN has made arrangements
for the erection of NJ. E. Church in Monte
videe.
THE Baptist Ministers Conference on Mon
day next will listen to reports from the
churches.
THE Christian Endeavor Society of Sandusky
Street Baptist Church gave an oyster supper
last night.
THE German Evangelical Church, Allegheny,
has called the Rev. Mr. Bahr, of Wheeling, to
be its pastor.
THF Society of Mercy in connection with
Trinity Church held a fair in Cyclorama Hall
last evening.
REV. W. I. KRUsE has removed from
Wayne to be pastor of the Presbyterian Church
at Elwyn, Pa.
PrrTsBURG Church Union will hold meet
ing in the Smithfleld NJ. E. Church on Tuesday
next at 7S0 P. NJ.
A METHODIST in Kansas City. Mo-, offers
5000 and the ground for the proposed mis-
si0nary training school,
REV. F. c. KLEIN lectured on Thursday and
Friday nights in the M. T. Church, Fifth ave-
nue., on Scenes in Japan"
FIFTEEN thousand of Bishop Thoburn's
sermonetues are printed weekly in Urdu and
the same number in Hindi.
THE Butler Street NJ. E. Church Ladies' Aid
Society gave an entertainment on Thursday
evening for the organ fund.
REV. ]. II. MARSHALL, who died recently,
had been pastor OF the Concord and North But
Ter churches nearly 70 years:
REV. C. E. LOCKE delivered the address at
the first anniversary of the Ladies' Aid Society
of the Bingham Street N. e. Church.
THE most important thing attracting the
minds of the R. C. Church at present is the
congress which opens at Baltimore tomorrow,
EPISCOPAL services will be held at the
Eleventh U. P. Church, West End, tomorrow
at $3.50 P. NJ, when Rev. Mr.. Brown will preach
REV N DONALDSON will address the Pres
byterIan Ministerial Association Monday morn
ing on Helping One Another in Special Ser
vices"
REV. JOHN H. PRUGH. pastor of Grace Re-
formed Church, goes East on Monday to attend
the annual meeting of the Board of Home Mis-
sions.
THE Butler Presbyrery has prepared list of
appointments for special evangelistic services
to be held in the various churches during the
winter.
The Civil Service, Reform Association has
sent an appeal TO the ministry asking that they
speak on the question Of civil service reform on
Thanksgiving
THE new pastor of Grace English Lutheran
Church. corner Seventh and Carson streets
Southside, Rev. DR.. Holloway, Will preach to-
morrow at 1880 A. M.
Mr. W. w. GRIER, Hutton, Pa, presented
buggy to DIR. Sophie K. johnson. also one to
Rev. T. F. Cummings, Tor use in their mis-
sionary work in India.
MR,%fERRY, the actor, was invited recently
to speak Of the theater at the English Church
congress- He argued that plays are becoming
less Objectionable.
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