The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1893-11-30
LET ALLGIvE THANKS
The Day to Be Free From Bust
ness Routine.
SERVICES At TIE CHURCHES.
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tnanks On this, the day appointed for that
purpose by the president OF the United
cfatss Either - individuals or - citi-
sens for positive and obv,ous blsssinxs re-
ceived or those oftimes greater ones dis
guised under the mark of misfortune, or
Tor comparative immunity frpm misfor.
tunes which have more harshiy assaiied
otnsrs. ell have some reason TO % CRATE
fui- Aeer=aing 20 custom everybody 10
preparing 10 cslehsats the day in glad
some manner With Teasing ana enjoy
nsnt. and during she last few days the
markets. the grocery and the candy stores
have done . rushing business. Akin 70
the feeling 81 gratitude II that Of SYM
pafhy, and many not possesssd Of An
soundancs Of the good things Of life will
b enabled TO enjoy them today through
the hbsrai-ksnded generosity Of those
blessed With more material prosperity. 4
good dinner 10 NOT such . rarity 70 the
rich man - to give him my especial de-
light. but he can feel . far finer pleasure
on such . day when he knows that he has
lifted the burden Of poverty from weary
hearts II only for brisf time.
The public Offices. hanks and many msr.
camille establishments viii Be closed dur
ing the day. ana nearly al the stores will
be closed during part Of the day. The
postofiics will observe the same hours a.
on Sunday. The general delivery window
will be open from TO 10 .. m. and the
carriers viii make one collection Of mail
ct 4:30 o'clock. The public schools will
remain closed until Monday, 20 that the
children can feed With impunity today,
having three days sftsrward TO recover
from the effects.
At Plymouth Congregational church
services will b held at II q m. and the
order Of exercises win b - follows:
ASsSsn.aIss the People rra,s. Ya"
Hynn-:coms W Thankful People. Coma"
sermon b. Rev. wallace Nussine
solo By Kiss Lois woodwortA.
"Te Deum," Is,ey.
uymn--"Ameftca"
Fugue IN 9 minor. Bach
At Taylor Congregational church the
Thanksgiving service viii Be held ct 7:3o
p. m, Rev. George II. Lee preaching the
sermon.
A union servics viii b held at Brooklyn
In the evening.
At recent meeting Of tho Methodist
Ministerial Association 1t vas decided to
hold union Thanksgiving service at the
First Methodist Episcopal church 1T II
o'clock. DR.. n. r. Tedrick. pastor Of
Trinity church. will preach the sermon,
ell other pastors assisting In the service.
Thanksgiving services will - held ct the
Second Methodist Protsstant church, Re-
publican and Warren streets, at 7s80 p. m.
Mr.. w. II. Smith, superintendent Of the
Helping Hand missisn, Auckland, New
Zealand. win give an address on his visit
to the Holy Land and other places.
the Presbyterian churches Of the city
viii unite in Thanksgiving service in the
First Presbyterian church, corner Of
Third end Madison streets, At IL o'clock.
Rev. B. ID. Sinclair. of Calvary church,
will preach the sermon, and will be
assisted in the servics by Revs. w. A.
Major. Metcalf and DIR. W. p. George. Ap-
propriats music win b provided.
The Y. NJ. g. A. will give . free enter
tsrtsinment ct the First Presbyterian
church, Third and Madison streets, atSp.
m. The following program will b
Organ solo" Onsrtory'. Batiste
Prof .Ms'tiuA
Vocal solo-sEnchAnfresa' .,Ardftti
MIRA Rieard.
ttoiln eoto eoioeteo
Prot LANCER.
Mr. Ashton.
Prot Narsus ana Miss GiiIett
49, Miss Wallace. ''s'