The daily morning journal and courier. [volume] (New Haven, Conn.) 1894-1907, 1899-10-28
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church Services and Entertainments
| Gospel Mission. Under Mrs, Davis.
Continued Another Notwithstanding
Personals.
AT the Grand avenue Congregational
church the programme of the Sunday
evening service will be:
Organ prelude--Bonum Est, flat.
'''-''''''..' BUCK
Scripture reading-Romans ID.
Anthem-God's Nearness -. .Rulinber
Prayer.
Choir response.
Solo-Jesus Lover Of MY Soul. Williams
Address-Are Any Men Without Use
to God and the World Prey. DR..
Mitchell.
Benediction
Rev. e. w. Stone will preach at the
Grand avenue Baptist church to-mor-
row. The. subject Of the morning ser
mon is REST and Faith" evening, ''The
Gentleness Of God"
Rev. Mr. Lusk Of North Haven will
preach at ST. James p E. church to-
morrow.
The entertainment given last evening
by Empire knights of Relief was a
great success. About five hundred tick
cts had been presented to members and
their friends and the hall was crowded
with an appreciative audience 1t was
their first entertainment and was very
successfully presented.
The subject of Rev Mr. Hawkins
address at the Ferry street church to-
morrow evening will be Clothed With
Power" The musical selections will be
as follows:
Anthem-Sing of a Bright Home....
..................... Havens
Choir hymn-Quiet Lord, My Fro
ward Heart .................. Kucken
Response-O Holy Father. Flemmlng
Anthem-Bow Down Thine Ear.
..................... Morrison
Robert 0. Eaton deputy dairy COM
missioner Is being congratulated upon
his selection as secretary and treasurer
of the National Association Of the State
Dairy and Food Departments.
L. J. Mundelin has returned from a
business tour UP in Massachusetts. He
has had a successful trip and reports
business very good
Mrs. Connell sailed this week for
N. p, to remain during the
winter
New pipes are being supplied for the
watering trough near Chapel and Ferry
streets.
Dwight Cunningham of Quinnipiac
avenue has been ill several days, but is
improving
The gospel mission which Is being car
ried on with the most encouraging re-
suits by Mrs Grace Wiser Davis in the
East Pearl street church will be con-
tinued there for another week, at least
The services on Sunday will begin with
a conservation meeting at 8 O'clock.
This meeting will be conducted by the
pastor. At 10 o'clock Mrs. Davis will
conduct song service for fifteen min
ties, after which she will preach and
describe the way in which she became
In evangelist. There will be an after
loon service for men only at 3 o'clock.
Mrs Davis will speak in the Sunday
school at noon. AT 6:15 there will be an
TpW orth league vesper service, con-
lucted by Mrs. Abbott; subject, Civ
ng as an Expression of Love"-Mark
xiii, 41-44. At 7:15 there will be song
service by the choir, led by Mrs. Davis
Those who have listened to the 81 aging
# Mrs. Davis during the past week will
,e anxious to hear her again on Sunday
n order to secure desirable seats friends
rad better come early. Meetings every
venfng curing the week, Saturday ex-
epted; also on Wednesday,, Thursday
nd Friday afternoon at 8 O'CLOCK. On
1ondav afternoon at 4:30 Mrs. Davis
will address the young people of the
hurch and Sunday school, the meeting
D be held in the chapel The new hymn
ook, "Favorite Gospel Hymns will be
sed at all the services.
Miss Jennie Morrow entertained the
MEMBERS of her Sunday school class and
few of their friends at her home on
Hinton avenue Thursday evening The
vening was spent in playing games and
stenng to some good musical seec-
ions. Several solos were rendered by
'harles Leigh. Refreshments We're also
erved. Those present included Miss
Iinn,e Goodsell, Miss Bessie Bolton, 4.
liss Genevieve Blake Miss Hattie Dem
ion, Miss Mamie HILL Miss ELEVATOR
Miss Ruth Wilson, Miss Ma
ell Leigh, Frederick Root, Ray Fudge,
10y Warner Herman Amman, Harry
. SaDtry and Charles Smith,