Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1891-05-10
SERVICES TO-DAY.
Rev. j. 3. French to Be In
stalled at Broadway Church.
REVIVAL SERVICES LAST WEEK.
The United Splritualists at the Opera
House - st. Andrews Services with
Fine Music Liberal Meeting.
Christian Church.

| The services at a number of the churches
to-day will be of unusual interest, but
especially so at the Broadway Presbyterian
| church this morning, when the pastor, J. B.
| French, will be regularly installed. Several
! learned divineS from other cities will be
| present at these services. -
| AT ST. Andrews church there will be a
special musical programme.
| The United Spiritualists have arranged
| an attractive musical programme for their
| services at the opera house this afternoon.
| INSTALLATION CEREMONIES.
The installation service at Broadway
Presbyterian church of Rev. j. B. French
| Will take place this morning at II a m.
Rev. ]. II. Woods of Weatherford viii
preach the sermon and charge the people,
and Rev: r. II. Nall, D. D., PROFOUND the
constitutional questions and charge the
pastor
In view OF these services there will be no
preaching at the First Presbyterian church
10 the morning, but at S p. m. Rev. DR..
Woods will preach, and at the Broadway
church the pulpit will be occupied by Rev
J. a. Creighton
The public are cordially invited to all the
services, and especially the installation
services in the morning.
CUMBERLAND PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH Re-
WAL.
The meetings during the week have been
very profitable, and more than half score
of souls have been saved The Rev. DIR.
Calnon has preached every night and does
not seem to weary in the good work. The
church is being revived, and the next week
promises to be still more fruitful. To-day
the Rev. Mr.. Lewis, state superintendent
Of Sunday-schools, will preach morning
and evening.
AT p. m. DR.. Lewis will preach to the
children, and it is hoped that all the chill
dren Of the Sunday-schools of the city will
attend this service. DR.. Lewis is noted for
his love for children, and for his tact in
preaching to them. Doubtless the church
will be packed with the little ones to hear
this witching child-talker. At 4:30 p. m.
Dr. Lewis will lecture to the Sunday-school
teachers of the city. All teachers should
hear this lecture.
The general assembly of the Cumberland
Presbyterian church will meet at Owens
boro, KY, May 81 being the third Thurs
day in the month. This assembly is COM
posed Of delegates from all over the United
States. They are picked men, as only one
or two can be elected by each presbytery.
There is some talk Of the Rev. DIR. Tin.
non attending the assembly for the purpose
Of inviting it to meet here next May. Should
he do so, and secure the meeting, Fort
Worth would be favored with g body of
men in her midst for a week, from every
part OF the United States, composed Of
ministers of national fame, many of them,
as well as lay delegates among the foremost
men IN the political, commercial and educa-
tional departments of life. 1t is believed
this city would entertain them grandly.
The Weatherford Chautauqua of the
Cumberland Presbyterian church meets at
Weatherford Chautauqua park, July to s,
inclusive. Rev. r. w. Lewis, state Sun
day-school SUPERINTENDENT, will be in
charge, and many noted platform men will
be In attendance. Rev. DR.. Tinnon of this
city will be the pastor Of the occasion.
Doubtless thousands will gather at this
beautiful park, for rest and entertainment.
PORT WORTH SECULAR UNION.
Liberal ladies and gentlemen of the Fort
Worth liberal club, Unitarian and spiritual
societies. and all others interested in the
cause, are earnestly requested to meet with
US on Sunday morning at 10 o'clock at
knights of Labor hall, 1904 Main street, to
listen to lectures and aid US in the forma-
ton of secular union in this city.
This will insure US international union
and distribution to our union and indi-
yiduals of literature otherwise unobtain-
able. Admission free.
c. HARRIS, President.
UNITED sPIRlTuALIsTs
The Spiritualists will hold their services
quest Mrs. II. 7. Wilson will sing her in
spirational hymn and Margie Brantly, the
wonderful young musician, who is only
twelve years old, will play. Following is
the
PROGRAMME.
Pathilique, op. 1s Bee
thoven. ...................- Margie Brantley.
Invocation. ............... George Y. Cordingley
Music-Nearer My God to Thee,
Reading ...-...Mrs DR.. Mary Dale.
1nspiraticnsl disc George v cerdag ss
Music-lIod, Our Rock OF Ages, music by
Mrs q t; Wilson; sung by;;.---
80. Mrs. b. I. Wilson and Miss V. Wilson.
1nspirational poems and tests, by Medium,
Bound. .
Benediction
GERMAN EVANGELICAL ST. JOINS CHURCH.
on Calhoun street, between Ninth and |
streets, Rev. Carl F. Baumann,
pastor. Service at 1880 a H., Sunday |
school p. N.
UNITARIAN CHURCH,
Rev. n. Schultz, minister Meets at HUFF |
mans hall every Sunday morning at II |
o'clock. Subject this morning, '1Inspira- |
TOM
AT ST. ANDREWS.
The usual Sunday services will be held |!
at this church to-day, morning and evening. |
An especially fine musical programme has |
been arranged for the morning service as |
follows:
PROGRAMME,
Hymn.
Denite. .Blumensehien
re Deum. ..........-............ Mietzke
NeVau Il
Hymn.
Onertory Come Unto Me-"
l. Quart ..................AC apelia |
2 Duet ~ Lop and Alto.
3 Bass solo.
Quart. -..........A Capella
Hymn. |
CHRISTIAN CHURCH. |
Preaching to-day at the Christian church |
by Mr.. Jefferson Davis Of Gainesville. |
Services at II Q. N. and p. N. Young