Evening journal., 1901-11-25
NOTES OF THE CHURCHES

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Study TO show thyselr approved of by
CODA good workman that need not be
ashamed Notwithstanding the dis
agreeable weather the church was
crowded.
In part DIR. Murray said:
The Junior Order Of United American
Mechanics stands for all that is dear to
the hearts Of the people of this great lib
erty-loving country. They stand for the
best i'm this country and they want that
best 10 spread, be perpetuated, and
spread throughout the world. God has
given great country and great nation
TO the United States. and it is hOped and
prayed for that God may paralyze and
strike down the hand that attempts to de-
stroy those things and institutions that
have helped to place this country in the
first ranks.
The Junior Order of United American
Mechanics stands for the flag of this
country and the flag stands for righteous
ness and liberty. The fag Of this coun-
| try represents the best human govern
lnent, and may il bc carried TO the ut
most parts of the world, not ahead of the
cross. but with the cross: the cross carry
ing the story Of blessed salvation. and the
Nag the lessons Of liberty and righteous
ness.
The order also stands for the public
schools of this land and the public schools
| are something that every one can be
proud of and not ashamed. There is no
greater teacher of patriotism than the
public schools.
MANY young people of this city will
go 10 Chester this evening to participate
! IN the Baptist Young Peoples Fedora
ton meeting in the First Baptist Church
| lhe following program will be given:
f45, song service; sos, address, Pres
ent Day Opportunity for Baptist Young
People" Professor III. G. Nedder; $50.
solo, Miss Virginia Jones, of Second Bap-
tst Church, Wilmington; symposium,
$50. Young People and the Church" the
Rev. r. II. Wiltbank; S.45. Young Peo-
pie and Amusements," Professor John
w. Davis; S.55 Young People and Con-
secration," the Rev. II. f.. Briggs; 9.O5,
discussion; 92O, closing song.
lin St. Peters Pro-Cathedral yester-
day two weeks mission, to be con
| Quoted by Jesuit fathers was begun with
solemn high mass. Nicar-General John
A. Lyons was celebrant. assisted by
Father Dougherty as deacon and Father
| McNeigh as sub-dcacOn. The preacher
was Father Stanton. Morning services
will be held at ., 6 and 9 o'clock, and
evening services at and 7.3O o'clock with
a special service for children at $3.50 y. m.
Last evening Father Gleason preached
to large audience Of women. The SER
mons for the evening services for the
Monday, Mortal SIM" Father Stanton
Tuesday, "Hen," Father Gleason; We'd
| nesday, Death Father Goeding.
] Thursday, Judgment Father Stanton:
Friday. Mercy Father Gleason. On
Sunday next the mission for men will be-
gin and continue for a week.
IA large audience was present last
night i'm Epworth NJ II. Church to hear the
in Epworth NJ. r.. Church To hear the
! Irr Il IL.
were number of anthems sung. n bari
tone solo, The Great White Throne, "
by John a. Booker, and cornct solo by
! Professor John Wallsmith. The new ma
tonal hymn, God Guard Columbia" by
kev. Henry c. McCook, was sung. and
proved a splendid composition. All the
numbers were eXcellently given and re-
Elected much credit ON Epworth choir.
In st. paricks r. G.. Church last
night the Rev. W. j. Birmingham gave
the first of series of lectures ON THE
Last Judgment"
Under the auspices of the Brother
hood Of ST. Andrew an interesting meet
ing for men was held in Cal
vary =. Il. Church yesterday af-
tern0on. The service was conducted by
the Rev. J. Harry Chesly, of Claymont
and there were addresses by the Revs.
ii. w. Wells and Martin b. Dunlap and
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hood will hold business meeting in Trim
ity parish house this evening.
The Rev. Mr.. Franklin. of this citv
preached in ST. Georges Presbyterian
eNurch yesterday.
Supper will be served in White CLAY
~reek Church this evening.
.. Robert Garry. the Bible student. OF
| Lockport, \. Y. addressed the Y. NJ. G.
\. gospel meeting yesterday afternoon
There also was special music In the
/ morning Mr.. Garry preached in Olivet
Presbyterian Church
The Rev. Frederic Doerr conducted
services in st. Stephens Church yester-
/ day morning and evening in memory Of
those members of the church who have
died during the year.
The Rev. n. c. Tiff. ID. D.. of the
! Extension Board of the NJ. II. Church,
preached in st. Pauls NJ e. Church yes
/ terday morning and in Union NJ. Il.
! Church last night.
The regular meeting of the Will
mington Bible Union will he held in Del
aware Avenue Baptist Church this even
| ing.
The Rev. l.. +. Karlholsen. of Kings
wood NJ. h. Church, preached in Wesley
NJ. Il. Church yesterday afternoon.
.Nestrymen of Calvary =. Il. Church
| have decided TO increase the salary of the
rector, the Rev. w. NJ. Jefferis on Jan
uary 1. DIR. Jeiferis formerly was arch
deacon Of Galveston. Texas, in the dio-
cese of Bishop Kinsolving, whom he met
in Philadelphia today.
For the benefit of Epworth NJ l..
Church "A rummage sale will be held at
No. 324 East Tenth street today, tomor-
row and Wednesday.
&C.. Bags for articles which may be do
mated TO st. Michaers Day Nursery and
Hospital for Babies have been placed in
the Episcopal Churches.
Several changes went into effect to-
day among the clergymen of the Catholic
churches in Cecil county, and yesterday
farewell sermons were preached in Elk
ton, Port Deposit and Bohemia Manor
churches. The Rev. Father Murphy, of
Elkton, is transferred to Wilmington; the
Rev. G. p. McGoldrick. of Easton. Nd
goes TO st. Denis Church. Galena. Kent
county, Md, and the Rev. +. =. Arnd, of
Port Deposit. comes to this city; ia
Rev. G.. Il. McGoldrck. of Easton. NJ
succeeds Rev. Father DAILY; the Rev
Father James J. McKenna, OF st. AIMS
Church. Wilmington, succeeds the Rev
L. L. Arnd at Port Deposit.