The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1899-06-09
udItsd BY CORA 4. WELLS,

Monday-7:30 p. m, general mission
work.
Tuesday-6:15 p. M. session OF the In
dustrial School for Jewish girls. S:l5,
praise and testimony meeting.
Wednesday-7:30 y. m, general mis-
sion work.
Thursday-7:3O y. m, general mission
work
Friday-7:S0 p. m. general mission
| work.
Saturday. y. M, expounding the Old
Testament Scriptures TO Jews. 1880 p.
m. temperance work. william f. Hop
kins. superintendent; Mrs. Abbie NJ.
White assistant superintendent; James
V. Taudvin, superintendent OF smper-
ance work; Mrs. Herbert VI. Drew, or
ganist.
/ First Wednesday In the month con-
vention OF C--ristlan workers, at 10 a.
m. and p. IN. Third Wednesday
convention OF temperance workers and
! others at 10 a. m. 2 and y. m.
Pastors are respectful requested TO
give notice of this in their churches and
themselves giving a helping hand.
| Christian workers are invited.
| CHURCH AND SUNDAY SCHOOL
ITEMS.
The Plainfield street Free Baptist
| church observed It's annual communion
| last Sunday. The attend9nce was large
| and the service of special interest and
| profit. The roll call OF the Bible school
also took place The attendance was
the largest in the history OF the school.
| The interest in the work OF the school
is steadily increasing. also the attend
ance. The Teachers Glass under the
instruction OF the pastor, Rev. j. M.
Lowden Is bearing good fruit. y kim
dergarten has recently been opened,
and is already outgrowing it's accom-
modations. Mr.. T.. l.. Metcalf is the
superintendent of the school.
AT the regular monthly meeting of
the Rhode Island Sunday School asso-
ciat'on, held last Monday in Tilling
basts rooms. the Charter, recently
granted the association by the General
Assembly, was adopted.
The Trinity NJ. Il. Sunday school and
friends will enjoy their annual excur-
sion this year on June II. "Dighton
Rock Park Is their selected place for
recreation. and shore dinner VIII
there be served.
At the close OF the Sunday school
session last Sabbath i'm the Elmwood
avenue Free Baptist church, Miss Lena
vaughn was the surprised recipient OF
handsome diamond ring from the
school and Endeavor society. i'm token
or their APPRECIATION OF her faithful
tions. Edwin II. knight, Jr., chorister
OF the Endeavor society, made the
presentation speech in a most credit
able manner. He proved the consist
ency OF the gift by Scripture and made
mention OF the many points of interest
connected with Miss Vaughn's faithful
service. The hymn Bless Be The Tie
That Binds" appropriately followed.
The beloved ex-superintendent. j. j.
Easton. was also agreeably surprised
by the presentation OF Morris chair"
gotten up according TO the best skill Of
the manufacturer.
Mr.. Easton has been obliged owing |
10 impaired health 10 suspend his |
work as superintendent. an office which |
he has held with efficiency for about |
eight years. with small intervals be- |
tween. IL Is hoped he will be able 10 /
serve again as leader after year of |
rest
Three members OF the Salvation |
Army presented phases of their work |
before the congregation in this church |
last sabbath evening. They described |
their efforts To ameliorate the condi- |
tion OF people living I'm the slums: they
enter the homes of these people dressed |
for active service, and perform all l
kinds OF men'al service, from washing
dishes To scrubbing floors, II thereby |
they can help 10 better the physical and |
moral condition OF these people The |
sick are faithfully attended and i'm !
consequence OF all their practical ef-
forts many conversions occur.
Y. NJ. c. A. NOTES.
The Rev. NJ. 5. McCoTd will address
our mems mass meeting, held as usual
in Lyceum Hall. next Tuesday after
noon at o'clock. All men are made
cordially welcome
Our first open-air service OF the sea-
son. VIII be conducted next Sunaay at
1880 y. m, on the Dexter Training
Ground. by Mr. Henry Donaghey. who
as always appreciated by our open-air
audiences. He will have something OF
practical interest for his audience. Good
singing will be a feature OF the SER
vice.
ON Tuesday OF this week there was
a difference of II degrees and more be-
tween the out sdoor atmosphere and the
cool atmosphere within our building.
This delightful coolness together with
iced waterfront, were thoroughly en-
joyed by our members and others.
EX-GOV. ADAMS AND THE Y. NJ
G. A.
In an admirable address delivered by
Ex-Gov. ADAMS OF Colorado at bust
ness mems banquet recently-an ad-
dress worthy OF being repr bduced bv
every newspaper i'm the Ian he has
the Following 10 say regarding the
NaiN' u Ni' W. y. ~ 10 ine tOmmu- I
nifty at large: "As taxpayer. I favor
the Y. NJ &. \. As a believer m good
and industry l endorse IL. Asa
patriot i contribute to it's support SO
near allied are good morals and indus
try with the cost OF government. that
officials would be justified i'm support
ing the y. M. G. a. from the public
fund.
The society is citadel of protection
TO the homeless young man. 1t shields
him from the temptations OF the v'c-
ous. Ii places round him 4.ealthful.
Christian influences. 1t gives the idle |
work. the stranger a home.
Nothing costs the community as
much as bad habits, Gdleness and inn
These are serious lic Oilities. |
while mannoo,. and character are real !
genuine assets I'm any city. As "A cues
ion Of practical money polit cs. ~ pays
10 support those societ es which shield.
protect and build up character"
THE PRISONERS AID ASSOCIA-
TION
viii give a Donation Party" at the So.
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