Morning journal and courier., 1893-06-10
AMONG THE oRURoHKs.

Features Of the Services at she
 Churches To-Morroxv-Other He'll.
 g1ous Notes of Interest.
 At Grace M. E. church the pastor will preach Sunday morning to the Junior Society of Christ ianEndeavor on Little things in History and Life, and fin the evening the children of the Sunday school will give their annual children's day con cert, entitled Columbia's Defenses.
 .' ArA N |. ZION CHURCH
 A series of sermons on the life and work of the apostle Paul will be delivered in the A. M E. Zion church by the pastor, Rev. Mr. Riddle, as fol lows:
 Sunday afternoon, June II, Saul Separated for the Work, Acts 13:1-s.
 Sunday evening, Juno il, Paul's First Mission- ary Journey. Acts 18th and 18th chapters; Sunday afternoon, June 1o, Paul fiued with Joy and the Holy Ghost. Acts 1S:e2
 Sunday evening, June. .ls Paul Introducing the Gospel Into Europe, Acts 16:615. On Sunday the 25th, children's dsy services. there will be special music and services all day in the interest of Christian education. THEIR NEW PASTOR TO PREACH TOMORROW. Tomorrow will be day of special interest at the First M. E. church and no doubt a large con- gregation will be present to hear the now pastor of the church, Rev. Mr. Williams late of Colum- bus, O. He Is gifted fpeaker and scholarly man and the people of this church are much pleased at having secured him as their pastor
 and feel that hs will be a worthy successor Of DlSuOp dOOQS6ll, Rev. LIT. SunPnloh, lAor. OE' ! Kelly and other pastors of this church THE CHURCH AND THE LODGE. At Hope church tomorrow morning the pastor, A. A. DeLarme will preach an illustrated
 sermon to children Evening subject: ''The | True Relation of the Church to the Lodge" REV. MIR. MUTcH's VACATION. | The vacation of Rev. Mr. Mutch this year will extend from July to September 4, and during that time his address will bs Elroy, Wis, except
 that for the first ten days it will be South Shore
 hotel, Chicago. The pastors assistant, A. F. Fehlandt, will be found at the house, 194 Cedar street, during thattime and will respond to any
 calls for pastoral lministrations, well as attend
 ,. nue Congregational church-a day now so widely
 large place which the chiidrsn @ occupy in thu tn.
 work and life and hope of the church. Children
 day will also be observed to morrow at thu
 Humphrey street Oongre gational church, and a
 various others of the churches here aud here 1 The Seed Sewers, K. D, of Howard ayenu,
 Congregational church, XW meet at Miss Blakes
 lees, Washington strsG< Wednesday, at S:so, ,ant | of the church on Thursday evening w under th, management of the Kings Daughters. i JUNE SUNDAY.
 : According to the custom in the Trinity Meth i odist Episcopal church, next Sunday will be eel
 ebrated as ''Children's Day." The church vii 1 be adorued with flowers. The music by the chIl i dren and choir will be unusually fine. In thu 1 morning the exercises will be by the children o ! the primary and intermediate departments. Tn, pastor, Dr. Vail, will preach to the children. IT
 ths evening the whole school will take part in
 beautiful service of song and recitation, entitled ] cover Life's Sea-" The school will be assisted | by the regular choir.
 REV. NR. MILES TO PREACH. At tomorrow forenoon's 8 service at the Churcf
 of the Messiah Rev. MT. Miles, assistant pastol l of the United Church, will p:each. The Sunday 1 school will meet at noon, as usual
 THE CITY MISSIONS.
 The peoples service tomorrow evening at thu City Mission hall, corner of Court and Stats
 streets, will be conducted by the Christian En
 deavor society of the United Church. Rev Dr
 Munger, the pastor of the church, will also b. | present and make an address.
 | The program for the concert by the Ladies
 Glee club at Warner hall next Friday evening
 for the benefit of the City Missionary association l will also include dramatic selections by Hr. W ! Vernon Somers. Among others there will be scene from the Pickwick Papers. The price O
 admission is 25 cents, and tickets are now on sal
 at Treat Shepard's, and at the N. T. Bushnel
 Co.'s on Chapel street, also at Higby s drug stor
 at York and Chapel streets, and at Schurrman'
 drug store, York and Elm streets.