Evening journal., 1897-02-06
SUCCESSFUL REVEALS.
Georgia Boy Preacher Jimmy
Cook at First M. p. Church.
THE RIDDLE MEMORIAL CHAPEL


THE REOPENING EXERCISES WILL
BE FULL or INTEREST -REvIv-
AIS ON THEPENINsULA- OTHER
CHURCH NEWS NOTES.
a revival service will follow the even
ms sermon at Union NJ +. Church to-
morrow night.
AZ the Il. -. Church Of the Redeemer
/ tomorrow morning Rev. r. j. Mason
| VIII preach on "'fhe Cleansing Blood "
Several new members viii be received
into the church. AT night the Christian
4 kndeayor conservation meeting will be
| held
number of new members will be
received into Brandywine NJ. 70. Church
tomorrow morning.
Tomorrow morning Rev. G.. r. Hop
kins, pastor of Madeley M. Il. Church
will deliver a ten-minute sermon to
children on the subject: "The Arith-
metic of Religion"
AZ Second Baptist Church tomorrow
night Rev. r. r. Briggs will preach on
the subject: The Prayer OF an Out
cast"
Bishop Coleman will conduct the SER
vices at Old Swedes Church to-mor-
row night In the morning he viii be
az Grace Church, Brandywine hundred
where he will preach and confirm a
class.
Rev. A. T. Leonard, the Indian mis-
sionary, viii preach at Grace M. E.
Church tomorrow.
Tomorrow will be missionary day at
Wesley NJ. E. Church.
Rev. Philip b. Cabell, pastor Of the
New Jerusalem Church will 20 to
Washington tomorrow evening TO de-
! liver q lecture in the National New
Church Temple
The Sunday school OF Olvet Proshy-
| terian Church will hold a celebration
Of Washington's birthday.
a Christian' fndeavor rally will be
/ held in First Presbyterian Church on
Thursday night
The new $1,000 p.pe organ of st.
| Stephens Lutheran Church will be
completed by Friday, April .. The or
gan will be dedicated with special SER
vices On the following Sunday morn
ing. The day will also be the eighth
anniversary OF the occupancy OF the
church
The First NJ p Church is being
crowded every night by people who de-
sire to hear Jimmy" Cook. the Georgia
boy preacher. Many are frequently un-
able to get into the building In order
to accommodate the crowds tomorrow
/ overflow meetings will be held i'm the
| lecture room of the church In the
/ morning a number Of new members
will be received into the church. The
revival services will be continued.
The West Second Street Mission of
] &C. 10. Lf.f.
idly built up In attendance and interest
by those in charge
Revival services will be begun in Mt.
Lebanon NJ. Il. Church IN ROckland.
tomorrow and will be continued for a
week Rev. William p. Taylor. the
pastor, will be assisted by Evangelist
W. T. Hammond, who will conduct
meetings each night
Rev. w. r. Lewis, of Rodney
Street Presbyterian Church. will ad-
dress the Y. NJ. G. A. tomorrow after
noon on the subject Influence or
! Power"
The Ladies' Auxiliary of Riyerview
Church conducted very successful ba-
zaar in the Institute Building this
week.
Arrangements are already being
made for the midday Lenten services
at st. Andrews Church.
TO REOPEN A CHAPEL.
a very interesting program has been
arranged for the reOpening exercises of
Riddle Memorial Chapel tomorrow af-
terncon, and number Of people from
other churches will doubtless be pres
ent.
It is jus, twenty-five years since the
I'd wa latta lIss- .al.
by James Riddle. The building has
been greatly enlarged and rooms for
weekday Kindergarten. the Sunday
school and a social meeting place have
been provided. The kindergarten will
be established by Mrs. w. p. Ban
croft
At the opening tomorrow addresses
Will be made by Chief Justice Lore.
Hon. John Field. Of Philadelphia, and
Rev. A. r. Leonard.
PENINSULA REVEALS
Frederica stores have been closed at
night 70 allow the clerks to attend re-
vival services
A religious wave is sweeping over
Millington. Nd. Thirty persons have
been converted, while at one time
eleven young men were at the altar
while nine others were standing up
asking for prayers.
The revival meetings at Leipsic were
success, having had fourteen conver-
sions during the three weeks services.
This was at the Methodist Episcopal
Church Rev. Reyelle, of the Metho-
dist Protestant Church, also had sew
eral conversions.
A big revival at Townsend has just
closed after seventy conversions.
FUNERAL OF MRS. ANDREWS.
The funeral of Mrs Mary Newman
Andrews. widow of Colonel John w
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