The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1901-11-16

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nual meeting for prayer and praise yester-
day. beginning at Il a. III. and continuing
through the afternoon and evening. The
Np-ogramme for the occasion included tbs
ALLOWING topics and speakers: The Rev
erend R. IL. Bent, pastor OF the Peoples
Church. spoke on Confession: the Rev
erend William Johnson. pastor Of ollVe
Branch Congregational Church, on
Thanksgiving; the Reverend Doctor F.
". Sneed. pastor Of Washington ana
Compton Avenue Presbyterian Church, on
W. j. McKittrick. pastor Of the FIRST Pres
the Reverend ii. r Haw, pastor Of -.
Pauls NJ. L. Church, South, ON christian
Courage Mrs. L. q. Boyle and MRS;
Sue Owens conducted the Mothers and
Kings Daughters Hour" Mrs. HatIe
Thompson spoke on Faith, Mrs. NJ. Il
skinner, on Christian Experience MISS
.. X Cameron, on "I. r. {. l." me
Reverend Doctor T Il sharp, pb a S1,sS Cd
the programme with an address ON Ike
vival Services"
The Reverend Doctor c. Il. Patton, pas
tor Of the First Congregational Church,
viii speak tomorrow evening on, what
God Requires" In connection with the
service. tho following musical programme
il be rendered. Organ prelude. Wagner.
%anthem. sing Alleluiah Forth Buck;
anthem. when the Golden Leaves Are
Failing" Havens; alto solo, In the secret
of HIS PRESENCE. anthem, Now The
shades of Evening FAIL" Meudelssohn;
organ postlude.
John NJ. Dick, b. d. Of Boston, will speak
at the Central Y. N. G. \. Tomorrow
afternoon at $50. on Secret Sins Of Men
Mr.. Dick has been addressing large audi
ences Of men at the y. II. g \. every
night during the past week, AMI 1t IS eN-
pected there viii be a large attendance;
Seats for Le0e men will be reserved until
she hour fr- Iar nnFr.n tho 11n+HrN aFTsE
which the hall viii be thrown open. Mr..
Dick has delivered this lecture to thou
sands Of men in all parts Of the United
States, and with heartiesT approval. Boys
under Is will not be admitted.
The South Side Branch Of the St. Louis
\. NJ. c. =. will hold a special meeting at
the Lafayette Park Presbyterian Church.
corner Of Albion and Missouri avenues. to-
morrow evening. George r. Coxhead, gen
eral secretary. viii speak on Young Men
and addresses will also be made by AF-
George Brand. George W. AnslinE, secretary
Of the South Side branch. and = II koo-
srts, physical director. Special music wiz
be furnished under the direction Of Profes-
sor George NiehL.
The delegates TO the recent state Con-
vention of the Kings Daughters. at Kansas
City, will hold an echo meeting at s..
Marks English Lutheran Church. Cardinal
and Bell avenues. next Thursday afternoon
Al 8 o'clock. The Reverend Doctor RhcleS
will deliver the address of the occasion ana
the delegates who attend the convention WlA
each give a report. All members and friends
OF the order are cordially invited.
The revival meetings in progress at the
Second Christian Church since November 3
are being largely attended and already
there have been twenty-three additions 70
the church. Mr.. Daviess ". Pittman, min
lister to the church. breaches every nlgnt
except SaturdaE.
The meetings at Spruce Street Mission,
b which have been in progress all this week.
will reach their climax this evening in an
au-nIght meeting under the direction of Mr.
V. D. Saunders A cordial invitation is eN-
tended all friends of the mission to be
present.
The Reverend NJ. &. Colt. pastor Of Union
Mission. returns to-day from St JOSEPH
No, where he has opened a branch mission
which has been placed under the leadership
of the Reverend r. A. Hill of thar city. To-
night he will conduct an all-night prayer
meeting at Union Mission. No.l32 Frank
lin avenue. which will be open TO an ~.
Colt is getting everything in shape for me
ten-day meetings under the direction uT
the Reverend B. CarTadine. who Will be here
December Ia
All Saints Episcopal Church, Twenty-sec-
ond and Washington avenue, Of which the
Reverend Mr.. Richey is the rector, will hold
a special choral service tomorrow after
noon at ! o'clock, and the sermon OF the
occasion will be preached by the Reverend
e. The proceeds Of the service
will be devoted TO the renovation OF the
church building.
The Reverend A. Lanzeby. late Of Glas-
cow, Scotland, will give readings from
scotch stories Of Barrie and Ian Maclaren
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Garrison and Locust, next Monday evening.
The Sunday school of the Episcopal
Church Of the Ascension will hold its an
nual Harvest Festival tomorrow even
ing, beginning promptly at $50. There Will
be special music furnished. and the foTal
offerings will be distributed among the sick
in the charitable hospitals.
There will be a Mendelssohn service at
Temple Israel tomorrow in connection with
the morning service. when the following
programme will be rendered: Prelude,
anthem, He Watcheth over Is
raeI"; Gene Unto Me- and Praise the
Lord"
An organ recital will 30 given at the North
Presbyterian Church next Thursday even
ing. November p. and an additional feature
will be singing by the Henneman ladies'
quartet. No admission fee will be charged.
but an offering VIII be taken for the pur-
chase of Sunday-school song books.
Mr.. George ". L1bke. Jr. Will speak at
the South Side Y. NJ C. A tomorrow aft
ernoon on New Lessons From an Old StO-
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The young people OF Memorial Congrega-
tional Church have organized n literary So
ciety, with Roy Kee as president and Guy
IUipklc - sagrafary The society will meet