The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1892-05-23
CHURCH NEWS NOTES.

hev. I. H. Boyd, OF Calvary Presbyterian
church, preached yesterday at Everett
Dl. W. 4. George VIII return some time this
ference 0FA' 0o-'
The young ladies of Calvary Presbyterian
evening
James H. Ward is an active worker in En-.
1eavor chapter of the Epworth League OF the
First NJ. E. church.
Jonn W. Heston, principal OF the Hirh school.
saxes great interest in the sunday school OF the
First Baptist church.
Inc Rev. L. II. Wells. OF Tacoma, conducted
the services at -. Marks Episcopal church YES.
'eraay' and preached Swo able sermons
The Rev Daniel Ragley preached Yesterday
morning In the Second NJ. p. church The old
youth.
At IT. Marks church on Ascension dsy. Nav
20 al ii a. M, service will be held. The Rev.
+. r. Hyland and the Rev. j. Cheal will Oh
fciate.
Today at o'clock the Organ Fund Circle of
plymouth CONGREGATIONAL church will meet at
the church The organ is now being placed in
position.
The topic discussed by the Young Peoples
society OF Christian Eadcayor of the Plymouth
congregational church yesterday afternoon
was, "Steadfastncss."
Inc election of officers In Endeavor Chapter
OF the Epworth League of the First Methodist
Episcopal church will be held on the second
MONDAY evening in June
There will be a committee meeting OF the En-
aeavor Chapter OF the Epworth League Of the
rlfst NJ f. church tonight 10 arrange for plans
10 raise money for the piano fund.
superintendent E. +. Blaine, of the First
Methodist Episcopal church, Is absent from the
III. E. in in Tha
schooi Is attended by about 200 pupils
The Rev. E. f. Morris, of Edison, filled the
pulpit OF the First NJ. f. church yesterday His
morning sermon touched upon the superiority
Oh Christianity over the other religions of the
world.
george Carter. secretary of the Young Mems
christian Association, yesterday afternoon =
nvered iorcible address on Whittier Thou
Goest" 1t was full of good advice to the young
men Of the times
Eudeavor Chapter OF the Epworth league OF
the FRS. NJ. L. church, gave a fine social on
friday night Longfellcws works and char
acter were largely touched upon. About 200
persons were present
The following have been elected on the build.
ing committee OF the Jewish synagogue: g.
Winehill, s. Aaronson. K Gottstein, A. B.
Frank, d. Kaufman and H. Meyer. The con.
tract Tor the building will be given out in q few
days.
week from today the Catholic church OF
the Sacred Heart, at sixth and Bill streets will
give fair at the vacant store at the northeast
corner OF sixth and Pike streets for the pur-
pose OF raising funds with which to purchase
an organ.
On Thursday afternoon the Kings Daugh-
tiers OF Plymouth church will meet with Miss
Amy George at go Fourth street. and on Satur-
day afternoon the Helping Hands OF the same
church will meet with Miss Edith Williams at
2,l22 Fourth street
The state of Washington has been allowed one
episcopal residence by the Methodist Episcopal
conference, but the bishop has not yet been
chosen. When he is selected he will determine
to what city he will go-Seattle or Spokane. 1t
1t thought he will prefer Seattla.
Rev. w. b. Hollngshead, OF Appleton, Mimi,
preached at Trinity NJ. Z. church yesterday
morning. The general idea conveyed by the
sermon was that man must be born again unto
the Spirit in order to enter the kingdom OF
heaven. He expects to spend the summer in
Seattle.
Rev. 8. Z. Young, who holds q non-sectarian
service to about 5000 people every Sunday at
Asbury Park, New Jersey, is cousin of DIR. f.
W. Young, OF Seattle. He has just succeeded in
getting bill through the United States Senate
for the holding OF religious services at the life
saving station. He was III seattle last summer.
The revival services conducted for the past
two weeks at the Plymouth Congregational
church were very successful. About seventy
persons expressed desire to live a true
Christian life. OF these fifty have joined, or
will shortly join. Plymouth church. Last night
the series of meetings closed with fervent
service and a sermon By the Rev. Wallace
Nutting