Pittsburg dispatch. [volume] (Pittsburg [Pa.]) 1880-1923, 1890-03-01
Church Notes.


REV. ". NJ. PREssLY declines the call Of the
South Argyle U. P. Church.
REV S. j. GLASS accepts the cali to the Nc
Clure Avenue Church, Allegheny.
BEAVER FALLS NJ. E CHURCH is rejoicing
In the addition of 60 to its numbers.
THE Smithfield Street NJ. E. Church has late
ly received over 100 into its membership.
THE Fairview U. P. Church called to its pas
toraue Rev. Albert Flick. He declines, how
ever.
REV. S. HALL YOUNG, of Los Angeles, leaves
there about March l, and will return to this
State.
REV. w. p. BREED was installed pastor Of
the Milton Presbyterian Church on Feb
ruary TO-
REV. ]. A. REED, of Grove City, accepts the
call to the Charles Street U. I. Church, New
York City.
Rev. W. b. PHIPPs, of the NJ. P. Church, is
enjoying a two-weeks trip in Washington and
Baltimore.
REV. CHARLES E. EDWARDS becomes pas
tor of the newly organized church in Port Allie
gheny, Mexican county.
BISHOP WHITEHEAD administered the rite
OF confirmation to 81 at Calvary Church, East
Liberty, on Sunday last.
REV. l. c. PERsHING, of Pittsburg. will
preach at the dedication of the new NJ E.
Church at Pennside tomorrow.
REV. DE. LEA, formerly of Pittsburg, now
Of New Alexandria, Westmoreland county,
will soon complete his SOth year
THE tenth annual meeting OF the W. NJ S. of
the Westmoreland Preshytery will meet in Nc
Keesport on Thursday, the 18th inst.
On Sunday last the Presbyterian Church,
Rochester of which Rev. }. H. Bauman is the
pastor. welcomed 20 to its membership.
REV. W. 6. WILLIAMS. formerly President
r. x5olS
tory sermon at Kane on the 10th instant.
THE pastor of the Uniontown M. E. Church,
Rev. W. P. Turner, says it will cost s., 500 to re-
pair the damage done by the recent storm.
THE new church started by Rev. DR.. Hays
met last Sunday in Cyclorama Hall. Three
services were held and were well attended.
REV. f. NJ. FOSTER, of New York, will
preach at the Central Reformed Presbyterian
Church tomorrow at l0:SO A. NJ. and P. M.
THE regular meeting of Monongahela Pres
bytery will be held in the Seventh U. P. Church,
Monongahela City, on the 18th inst. at 10 A. M.
A SPECIAL series of addresses will be de-
livered on Sunday afternoons in March at the
rooms of the Y. nj. c. A by Rev. DR.. McClel-
land.
NEXT Mondsy will be "Quiz" day at the
Presbyterian Ministerial Association. The
questions were published in this column last
week.
BISHOP L w. JOYCE will reopen the Wesley
N. E. Church, of Wheeling, tomorrow at 1890
1t is hoped to remove debt Of 5000 at that
time.
THE regular meeting of the United PresbY-
terian woman's Association was held in the
Second Church, Allegheny, yesterday after
noon.
THE Presbyterians Of Kokomo, Ind, dedi-
Gated a very beautiful church on February g.
1t will seat 700 and is lit by electricity. 1t cost
$1,000
Miss sUsANNAH WARFIELD. who died q
few days since, leaves her property to found an
Episcopal college, Il will amount to about
100000
REV, F. BLOOD. well known in the M. p.
Church, died at the home of his son on Thurs
day. He was about rs years Of age, aud a native
of England.
REV. s. I. MITCHELL Of the Tarentum NJ.
E. Church, is enjoying the new parsonage,
which is a model one, and has been furnished
by the people.
REV. DIR. r. L. MILLER has the sympathy of
large number of friends in the loss of his wife,
who. after many years of suffering, passed away
on February 20
REV. DIR. KUMLER, who has been in At
lantic City for a months rest and to inhale the
ozone Of that resort, returned TO occupy his
pulpit on Sunday last.
REV. FRANCIS CHURCH, who has been pas
tor of the First U. P. Church, Philadelphia
since January 10, 1856. died on February 10, in
the S4th year of his age.
THE First U. P. Church. Chicago it is said,
has six physicians in its membership notwith-
standing this fact. the pastor, Rev. DR.. Meloy,
Is able to visit all the sick
THERE was q large congregation in the Sec
end Presbyterian Church on Sunday evening