The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-10-01

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Goodman M. e. Church at -Four
teentn and DUPONT streets was form
ally dedicated last night. The morn
ATTENDED. The pretty little buildip,
was decorated with ported plants an,
, cut mowers. Rev. Enoch 6tubbs Q
the Sloan III. Il. Church of Philadel
Rnia preached the morning sermon
ne took his text from Psalm I'd. 0g
and he built his sanctuary like higI
Ipalaces. like the Garth which he ia,
established forever" At the eervic,
$500 10 subscriptions were raised.
Az the afternoon service Presidinp
Elder Barrett, Revs. +. b. Short. j. ii
IQuigg, Enoch Stubbs. William L. White
and Merritt Hulburd and J. d. o. Han.
na occupied seats In the pulpit. Rev.
Merritt Hulburd preached the sermon
from St. Luke l6, o: "And / saw unto
you. make to yourself a friend of the
mammon OF unrighteousness; that
when ye fatl they may receive you un.
to everlasting habitation.n At the ser.
vice $500 was raised. The trustees are In
need OF $4,000 and sl4OO OF the am cunt
was subscribed at the two services. or
this amount $2l3 was given by the La.
dies Aid Society and 800 from the
Sunday school.
In the evening the church was dedl
Gated, Rev. ]. d. q. Hanna was the
preacher. PresidlnR Elder Barrett,
heys. Enoch Stubbs and William L.
"nite LOOK part In the service.
AT CENTRAL CHURCH.
The services at Central Presbyterian
lChuroh were all OF O special nature,
In the afternoon there was a Sunday
school rally. There were addresses by
samuel Common, Edward Hardcastle,
hey. 8. u. Meeser. Rev. William p.
Swartz and Rev. W. w. Taylor. Mr..
laylors talk was on personal remlu.
isoences Of the Sunday schools of
Wilmington"
He gave history of the foundation
OF the schools OF this city. Mr.. FAY.
lor was scholar In the first Sunday
school organized in the city, ard his
taik was very entertaining. The Sun.
day school orchestra OF seven pieces
appeared for the fret time and rem
dered several selections
Last night there was no preaching,
but. the Christian Endeavor Society
held a meeting. II. j. Guthrie, OF st.
Paurs Church, spoke on "Consecra.
ton What is ltr Chas Bowers spoke
on "Consecration-what 1t Does"
AT WEST CHURCH.
The addition to the building OF West
Presbyterian Church was occupied for
tho iirst time yesterday afternoon.
The room was beautifully decorated
with flowers and plants. There werel
addresses by Reys. j. D. Blake and
A. N. keigwIn. Mise Mary TnielmanI
Of Mise 1hielman, Miss Noll, j. ri
IClymer and Ii. @. Taylor sanpI
Saviour Lead Me- The Sunday
school room will seat about onel
thousand people.
GREAT REVIVAL STARTED.
A great revival was begun yesterday
morning in st. Josephs Colored
Church at the corner OF Eleventh and
French streets. The revival Is in charge
OF hev. +. Hitter whose sermons yes.
terday were pronounced to be master.
ny pieces OF eloquence. The revival
Will last Tor ten days and a welcome
IL extended to all. The services will
be held at $50 and T.3O o'clock each
afternoon and evening. The church
was packed to Its capacity yesterday.
OTHER CHURCH NEWS.
The Reformed Church of the Re.
deemer Sunday school held Its ami.
versary exercises yesterday afternoon.
Addresses were made by tine Rev, 4, L,
Terry, OF st. Paurs NJ. Il. Church, and
Peter Is. Ayars, the superintendent of
Delaware Avenue Baptist Sunday
school. The exercises were we'll at
tended.
The Rev. II. Ii. Bowden preached at
the Second Baptist Mission yesterday.
A baptism OF infants was held at
west Presbyterian Church yesterday
morning.
At Harrison Street NJ. E. Church yes
terday the Rev. Wesley johnson con-
Quoted communion services.
The Rev. John Littell preached at
st. Johns Church last evening.
At st. Paurs NJ. T. Church yesterday
the Rev. l.. 4. Barrett, presiding elder,
preached.