The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1899-06-25


A rally and reunion OF Wesley Monu-
mental Church and congregation will be
he'd this morning to impart Information
concerning the work, to awaken new in
terest, to quicken ZEAL to seek spiritual
blessing in the study Of truth and duty
and to draw the church together in social
fellowship.
The programme Of the service is as fol-
lows:
Organ prelude.
Festival "Te Deum" Dudley Buck).
Hymn. I'VE Thank Thee, Lord"
Prayer.
Scripture lesson (responsive). Psalm As.
Hymn, "Blest Be the Tie That Binds"
Offertory 500, "Callest Thou Thus, o,
Master Mrs Ackermann.
Four-minute talks.
PART l.
Our Work, pastors report, Ed r. Cook.
Our Sunday School, r. B. Repperd.
Our Epworth League NJ. NJ. Parks
Womans Work Miss Lottie Mcdonald.
Vocal number, go. Work To-day" by
choir
Part n
Church Sociability, r. L. NJ Parks.
Church Music, W. b. Stubbs.
The Steward and Member, S. b. Adams.
Treasurer's report. S. w. Bowen.
Vocal number. ITO the Work; To the
Hymn. 81 Love Thy Church, God"
Benediction.
occasional.
Social fellowship.
The evening service will be especially
attractive and helpful. The choir win
sing Guide Me, o Thou Great Jehovah. -
by Flotow, and Peace to This Sacred
Dwelling" also an appropriate vocal num-
Der after the sermon
Rev, Ed F. Cook. the pastor, will preach
on Has Christ Come TO Thee?"
The pastor Of Grace Methodist Church.
Rev. OsgOod f. Cook, viii occupy the null
pit to-day, both morning and evening, aft
er an absence of several weeks. His sub
1ects viii be of peculiar interest Just al
this time, and large attendance of the
members is very much desired Strangers
and visitors are also cordially invited Az
j O'Clock the theme will be "Self-Sacri-
iice Cost Of Religion" and at O'Clock
he viii discuss. Our Example and Re.
ward of Seif-Saerifce"
The business, social and literary meet.
ing OF the Epworth League of Grac;
Church was held at the parsonage Friday
evening. The occasion was much enjoy.
ed by those present. The game "Son2.
Without Music or Words" was the spe
cial feature which furnished the chief en-
tertainment Miss Madge Hext secured
the first prize, silver badge Of the league
The following officers were elected fo
the ensuing six months:
President-W. L. Arnold
First Vice President-F. N. Helmiy.
Second Vice President-Mrs. Osgood r
Cook
Third Vice Presldent-J. ". McGinis.
Fourth Vice President-Aiss Mamie Car
aker.
Secretary-W. @. Hughes
Treasurer-Miss Jennie Davis.
The members of the school and churel
are looking forward with much anticlpa
ton TO the moonlight ride 10 b. given OF
Tuesday night the 9th. Steamer Clifto,
will leave wharf foot of Whitaker stree
al o'clock promptly and will make n trIl
around the ben buoy, returning TO the cit,
before street cars stop running. Friend
and the pubic generally are invited t.
take this trip and an enjoyable ride /
promised by those having the matter ii
charge.
Preaching at Trinity viii be by the mas
tor, Rev. Bascom Anthony at II a. M an
S:SO ?. m His topic for the morning vii
be Zeal for Gods House"
Episcopal.
At ST. Johns Church this morning AZ
o'clock, the holy communion viii be oele
brated by the rector, Rev. Charles II
Strong The morning prayer ana sermo
VIII be at u O'clock The Sunday schoc
will be at O'Clock
At Christ Church, Rev T. C. Upper, I