The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1895-10-07
SABBATH NEWS NOTES.

Mrs Grace Weiser-Davis, evangelist
conducted the three services in the
Hampton Street Methodist church.
Rev. "A. V. Boner preached to young
men last evening. The sermon was ap-
preciated by a good-sized audience.
Rev. ID. j. Williams. of Olyphant
preached at the Scranton Street Bap-
tist church yesterday. The sermons
were very interesting.
At the First Welsh Baptist church
last evening the pastor, Rev. w. j.
| Jones preached an English sermon.
| Morris Thomas sang q solo.
Th. choir of the First Presbyterian
church will give fine programme of
music at the reception to be given at
the Young Mems Christian association
this evening.
The quartette at the Second Presby
terian church yesterday was composed
of Miss Susan Black. soprano; Miss T..
Garagon, contralto; Mr.. Bynon, tenor;
Mr.. Morgan bass.
The recent revival services at the
Hampton Street Methodist church has
imbued the church with new strength
and yesterdays meetings were well at
tended. Rev. +. p. Doty preached
The silver anniversary of the Wo-
mans Foreign Missionary society was
celebrated in the evening in the Provi-
dence Methodist church. An address
was made by the pastor, Rev. William
Edgar.
Rev. John Grifths, of Oregon,
preached at the Sumner Avenue Pres
| byterian church yesterday both morn
ing and evening. Mr.. Grifliths Is a rep
| resentative of the Century company of
| New York.
| The Young WOmen's Christian asso-
citation and its South Side branch unit
ed in yesterdays service. The leader
| was Miss TOLLS, the general secretary.
The topic was Power for Service"
A solo was sung by Miss Susie Black
! Rev. and Mrs. j. r. Johnson, of
Douglass. Mass. assisted Pastor
George T. Price morning and evening
In the Court Street Methodist church.
Mr.. johnson will speak each evening
this week during a series of evangelical
services In the church
The regular monthly meeting of the
Pastors union will be held in the par
lors of the Young Mems Christian Asso-
citation building at 1890 a. m. today.
Rev. N. r. Stahl, pastor of the Green
Ridge Presbyterian church. will pre-
sent some thoughts suggested during
his recent visit to Jerusalem.
Following are the topics preached
about in many of the churches: Green
Ridge Baptist. Rev. w. j. Ford, pas
tor, "A Study of the Communion Ques-
ton" and ''Chrlst's Defense Of Him.
self" Providence Methodist Rev. WILL
lam Edgar. pastor "rhe Duty of the
Church Toward the Unsaved." Grace
Reformed Episcopal. Rev. G. l.. Aid
rich, pastor. "The One Thing Needful"
and Thoughts on the Book of Esther"
Second Presbyterian, Rev. DR.. G. f.
Robinson. pastor. Nineteenth Century
Ephraimites."
At the regular Gospel meeting held
at the Young Mems Christian assocIa-
tion rooms yesterday afternoon. most
excellent address was delivered by DR..
J. A. Conwell. of Vineland, N. j.. his
subject being young Men-Thelr Days
and Their Duty" DIR. Conwell is a
keen reasoner. a thorough student of
young men, and his address yesterday
afternoon was one of the best heard In
that building. 1t was plain, practical
and pointed, and It made a deep i'm
preston on all who heard It. Tallle
Morgan conducted the sinring. ]. NJ.
Chance played the piano, Will Stanton
the cornet and the Association Glee
club sang one selection.
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