Evening journal., 1889-03-15
MISSIONARY ANNIVERSARY.
Methodist Sunday schools Celebrate
Church Notes.

Church Notes.
The Missionary Anniversary Of Union
M. +. Sunday school was celebrated last
evening. The church was crowded, and
the program included the following
Report of church missionary work report
Of the SunGay school missionary work :
''Willie's Motto" by infant school re-
port Of the w. f. M S. work; Jesus
Bids Us Shine, duet Maud Stuck and
Estella Smith report of Earnest Workers
a dialogue, by Mabel Mccormick and
Alice Stengle; singing by motto Glass e
recitation, Maud Stuck; recitation,
Rena Mitchell; recitation, Elsie Rosn /;
Rally for the Right, by a class of boys
solo, sdrapple for the Right" Frank
Mccormick; address, by superintendent
of missions, Edward A. Watson, and re-
ports from mission fields represented by
William Lingo, Africa; Lee Cloud, South
America; May Wilkinson, China; Minnie
Cornish Germany; Ada Saville, Scandi-
navia; Henry Saville, India; O. Ayars,
Bulgaria; Walter Null, Italy, Lille
Oliver Japan; Harry Hurst, Mexico
Lille McGinnis, Corea; May Cornelius,
America Emission sermon, Bertha Stengle
treasurers report secretary's re-
port; in memoriam, Everett Jones I.
"Duett' by Anna Dawson and
Lille Sayille, Getty of Beauty" :"
in which the school joined in the chorus;
presentations. The school sang mis-
sionary selections. The address Of Ed
ward A. Watson, as superintendent of
missions, was well delivered as was also
that of Everett Jones' IL was grand
success and faI surpasses any previous
attempt. The missionary collections for
the year were reported as 81, 100 The
collection last evening amounted TO $2i
The average Sunday school attendance
was 500.
The Sunday school of Asbury NJ. r.
Church celebrated its missionary ami
yersary last evening. A large audience
was present. Addresses. in accord with
the spirit Of the occasion, were made by
Reys. J. Il. Bryan and Vaughn s, Collins.
Besides missionary singing the program
was as follows, Address of welcome,
Paul Blore recitation, missionary Girl,
Maggie Foulk recitation, How to do
IL, Vera Leonard. recitation, Ray Riley
recitation, "The Little Missionary, Bes-
sic B. Johnson duet, "Go Ye into all
The World Carrie Hance and Lydia
Fox; dialogue, mission Band" memo
rial; harmonica duet, Pierce Brothers
reading, Lost and Found, Anna Bryan;
dialogue, "The Plea Of the Nations"
reading, Clara Porter; dialogue "Offer-
ing to Christianity"
The offerings for the year amounted to
$75S. 3G; $273. 26 Of which went towards
Home Missions. and $4S5 10 towards
Foreign Missions.
There are seventy-one classes in the
regular department Miss Sallie Shaw's
class raised the largest amount, $25 80,
for Home; $373O for Foreign, total Of
$62 80.
Madeley M. H. Sunday school held its
missionary anniversary last evening
The program included: Opening address
by Miss Mabel Platt "Our Anniversary, I"
Miss Annie Dunbracco; recitation,
Books, Wooley Donavan; dialogue.
"The Idols of the Heathen;" recitation,
when am a man. BENJAMIN Heaoock
The report of the superintendent showed
that $2S2. 90 had been collected for For
eign Missions, and $93. "a for Home Mis-
sions. Mr. Ewing made ouching re-
marks on the memory Of those who died
during the year
Wesley M. T.. Sunday School last even
ing held its missionary anniversary.
Memorial services on Claude Roberts,
Charles Wesley Morris and Mary Jane
Adams. who died during the year, was
held. The program included reading,
singing and recitation by the children.
Well arranged tableaux were also given.
"The Plea of the Nations, and Faith,
Hope and Charity" were represented. The
missionary report showed large collections
for the year.
Rev. +. s. Hoskins preached at Trinity
p. +. Church last evening, II being the
second united Lenten services Of the p.
E. congregations. All the clergy were
present. The surpliced choir, in charge
Of I. Leslie Carpenter, furnished the
singing The next service will be held at
Old Swedes holy Trinity Church next
Thursday evening, and Rev. 7. Gardner
Littell will preach.
A musical and literary entertainment
win be given tonight at Stanton Hall
for the benefit Of the Stanton M. f..
Church. An interesting program te con
clude with spelling bee, viii be given.
The Society Of Christian Endeavor Of
Rodney Street Presbyterian Church will
give musical and literary entertainment