Evening journal., 1892-12-24

lesson, 730 The 1870 a. m. service
will be the principle feature of the day
and the following will be the program
then;
Professional. ............,.... Adeste Fideles
,le Deum, inkey Of stephen
hyrle s.....'...ss..ss...... 1iiDerl
1loIta diDl iis
Gratias Itbi. Gilbert
Nisene Creed........''......,. .Illoedt
Lynn, -
''We Haze Seen His Star in the East"
/ Sursum Corda and sanctus. .Gllbert
Benedictus Qui VENT. Gilbert
Agnus Del. .....-...'..'.'.s'....N Noo1Waaa III
/ Eucharistlc Hymn. no, SOs
Recessionai Hymn Of the Holy Child
Christmas morning service at st. James
/ p. e. Church at Stanton, will be held at
TO- 30 o'clock, the celebration of the Holy
Communion. Children's services on
Tuesday evening at 7.30. Rev. E. X.
Miller will officiate at each service.
Rev. E. X. Miller will conduct services
on st. Stephens day, Monday, in st.
Barnabas Mission, at Marshallton, at
p. m, and Christmas Day services at
o'clock tomorrow afternoon.
At st. James p. f. Church, Newport.
Christmas eve, there will be Holy Com
munion at midnight and services at 730
tomorrow morning. A Christmas tree
and children's services on Monday even
ing at 7.30.
The Christmas sermon will be preached
at the Church of the New Jerusalem, by
Rev. p. B. Cabell at 1890 a. m. on the
subject. "a Saviour Who is Christ the
Lord. " There will be no evening services.
The sermon tomorrow at the Seventh
Day Adventist meeting, in Red Mems
Hall, will be preached by Rev. g. j. Her
sum, on "Is the Spirit of Man ImmortalY'
The following program will be rend-
cred in the Church of the Redeemer on
Christmas morning at o'clock;
Organ Voluntary.
THE Wonderful Story. "......... ii. w. Porter
THE Promised Morn".-.'... w. Towy,nsend
"HaiieluiS6, Hark, the Angles song ',
1.-THE Coming of the Christ Child,' -
''Merrily Onward" d,"..............W W. L. Mayson
Ring, Sweet Christmas Beiis,' H P. Danks
| "A-down the Ages long Ago. H. w. Porter
Peace on Earth the Angels Message"
The Christmas festival will be held on
Tuesday evening at 730 o'clock.
Special music has been secured for all
the services in st. PauPs NJ E. Church,
tomorrow. Rev. Thomas E. Terry will
preach 1890 a. m. on the subject: ''The
Question of the Wise Men, and in the
evening "Christs Kingdom" Hon. G..
B. Lore and Rev. L. E. Barrett will ad-
dress the scholars of the Sunday school
in the afternoon.
At Trinity Church the music will be
, under the direction of T. Leslie Carpen-
! ter, organist and choir master. At 10. 30
a. m, Tours communion service In G, and
Barnaby's Christmas anthem, Behold
Bring You Good Tidings, will be sung
|, by the choir; and John j. Hughes will
sing Adams 20 Holy Night, at offer.
q tory. At p. m. there will be children's
Z choral Even song. The Sunday school will
be assisted by the vested choir and an
! orchestra, and will render the following
I carols: Heavenly Voices, Danks
!, "World, Hail Gentle King, Marristow
! "Hark the Hosts of Heaven" Whitney
Carol, Loudly Carol Sweetly,' Dekoven,
/. The primary department will sing, "Sofi
9 on the Winter Air" At 730 p. m. the
a choir will sing "Hattersleys Magni6
: ciat" and 'Nuna Dimittis" in Eb and re
4 peat the Barnby Christmas anthem, and
w. D. Miller will sing Neidlinger''
4 ''While Shepherds Watched Their Flocl
v by Night, an offertory.
z The thirty-seventh anniversary o.
I. Central Presbyterian Sunday School viii
be observed tomorrow evening at T. 80
q Interesting exercises may be expected
v including addresses by Hon. Charles B
Z Lore and Rev. w. P. Swartz.
!" At Asbury NJ f. Church there will b.
4 early Christmas service at 8 a. m. Rev
l. John c. D. Hanna will preach at 10SI
l. a. m. on ''ThS Exalted Name. At th
f Sunday School Christmas service at
v p. m. Rev. B. F. Short will speak ant
r new music will be sung. Mems meeting
'. at 3. 30 p. m and preaching at 7.3O p m.
+. by the Presiding Elder, Rev. l.. +. Bar
,t rett.
! Rev. E S. Towson of Crozier Sem
is mary will preach in the Second Baptis
a. Mission at 7.30 on Christmas evening.
az At Kingswood NJ +. Church, earl,
IN Christmas service at 6 a. m Fir
az brigade service at $50 led by william
"a Dickerson. Hallelujah services will b
es led by David r. Denniss, at 6 p. N
ID Rev. H. 5. Dulaney will conduct tn
services and special music has bee
secured. The Sunday School will ce
ebrate on Monday evening.
PC Turkeys for Employees.
l.. Yesterday A. P. Shockley. of ElktoI
e. Md, shipped I, 500 turkeys from Elkto
Is to H Disston and Sons, the saw mani
n facturers Of Philadelphia, which will
A. distributed as Christmas gifts among I'll
married employees of the works. Tn
ly single men are presented with 50 apies
ly and the married men not desiring
turkey can choose the cash. The bl
i'll works presented an animated sight la
80 night, a large force of workmen beir
A busy in sorting out the fowls and placir
he on each the name the person for who
nd it is intended, and to whom it was give
so at noon to day when the hands receive
of their weekly pay To gather togeth'
in such a large number of turkeys the fir
be has had agents at work for sometin
throughout Delaware and Marylan
bal who loaded them in cars mark