Evening journal., 1901-11-14
MATTERS OF INTEREST TO CHURCH
PEOPLE OF ALL DENOMINATIONS

love feast and general experience meet
ing in charge of the pastor al 1.30 p. m.
...At the annua, meeting of the mana-
gers Of the Florence Crittentm Home
in the home, Nc. 9i7 West Ninth street,
yesterday. officers We're reelected as fol-
lows: President Mrs. NJ. n, Gambrill;
yice-president, Mrs :. l.. Ward. record
ing secretary, Mrs. Joshua Conner; treas
urer Mrs. D.. a. Whitaker; corresponds
ing secretary, Mrs. MOngar. Mrs Ihcu-
dure Francis. Mrs Nj ~ FOulk ana Mrs
a. ;. Cantwell. with the above named
officers. We're re elected the Board Of
Managers Reports showed the home
Go he in excellent condition.
.At the meeting of the German Bap-
tst Association of the Delaware River
District in the German Baptist Church
yesterday. these officers were elected.
Moderator. the Rev. II. G.. Baum, of this
city; clerk, the kcy. Charles Buchner,
or Philadelphia; treasurer, J.. q. knuth.
Of Philadelphia. The afternoon was de-
voted 10 the heaing of reports which
showed an the churches In the assOcia-
tiOn tD be IN hOurishing condition. with
q united membership Of 1900. The an-
nual missionary sermon last night was
preached by the Rev. X. Wantzloben, Of
Philadelphia.
Tho speaker at the mems meeting at
the NJ NJ. q. A. on Sunday will be w.
L. Pettingill, the noted Bible teacher OF
Coatesville, Pa.
The subject Of his address will be one
of the most iutei estmg and helpful that
have been heard at the Association for
some time, being Peace Through Blood.
Mr. pettingill is one of the best takers
who have spoken 10 the association,
and has always been greeted
with a large audience
The musical program will be an cs-
aI.. o q. a4r..
will he assisted by the orchestra Of the
Olivet Presbyterian Sunday School.
There also win be- a number of solos by
we'll known singers. The building Will be
open az p. M, and the service VIII begin
at 3.45 p. m.
H.. DR.. Avery. OF Harrison Street NJ. Il.
Church, viii preach at the revival SER
vice in Brlndywine NJ. T.. Church to-
night. The Epworth League Of that
church has put new heater in the par
sonage.
The prayer services at the Y. NJ. G.
A. are of the greatest interest and the
address last everine boy q. w. Todd
was of great power, as also was the adj
dress by the Rev. Il. a. Elwood.
An who can spare few minutes at the
noon hour should avail themselves of the
I opportunity to hear the addresses. The
/ address tomorrow will be on the sub
and will BE of the most interest 10 those
/ Christian men who feel the need of i
/ closer contact with the word of God.
The evening service tomorrow
/ will be pray ana quie
! hour service and will be con
( Quoted bN a number of the members OF
/ the association. Tonight the speake
/ will be q. l.. Norriss, the wen known
/ Bible student.
Presiding Elder Watt will lecture il
I kenton to-light.
Women of ST. Joseph's Church on
I the Brandywine viii give a supper ant
entertainment in the school hall tonight
/ Women Of Old Swedes Church viii
Y give u supper in the parish building thi,
evening.
] Members of the Pastors Aid Society
} will give a contest in Gilbert Preshyter
ian Church tonight.
LIN ST. Aines Church ia Middle
town. the annual meeting OF the Won
ems Auxiliary of this diocese is heins
held to-day The Wilmington delegate,
went to Middletown on the S13 a. m
train and Till return this evening. Tn,
! chief speakers are Bishop Grover o.
! China, and the Rev. III. NJ. Bartlett, d
Washington State,