The evening Republican., 1902-09-20
CHURCH NOTES

Tomorrow will be membe rsnip |
rally day at the First Methodist
Protestant Church, Seventh and
Walnut street. The pastor, Rev. It
L. Wolfe, Phi. D., will preach spe-
cial sermons fitting for the occasion
Morning subject, Love, the Fulfill
ing of the Law" evening subject.
"A Fool for a Friend" Revival
services will commence with the
evening service and the pastor Will
be assisted by the Rev. A. A. b.
chell, of Keen Memorial Church.
Baltimore.
At tho Delaware Avenue Baptist
Church tomorrow evening hymn,
composed by the pastor, Rev John
Shape, will be sung.
The Rev. James L. Snil ey, asso-
ciate minister of st. Mary's Church,
Baltimore, will preach at Calvary
Episcopal Church, Third and Wash
ingtop streets, next Sun day at both
the morning and evening services.
lie will also conduct the service at
Minquadale Home, on Sunday af'
ternoon. The rector, Rev. d.. JEFF
ferris will preach the annual sermon
before the Brotherhood Of St. An
drew, in Baltimore, on Sundayeven-
ing, at the Church Of the Ascension
on Lafayette Square. He will also
speak at the reunion service OF the
Brotherhoods on Monday evening.
Tomorrow will be rally day at
Bethany Baptist Church. The pas
tor has a special message to the
church Sunday morning. Rally Day
exercises at the Sunday school at
2r m. A.dresss by Rev; S. M. Cum
mings, Of Chester, al. e,a n'-. shts
will be given to the members of the
school, offered by the pastor for per-
feet attendance during July and
August.
At Calvary Baptist Church, cor
ner Fourth and French streets, SER
vices will be discontinued in the
building after Sunday, September
20.
Special servlcesmorning and even
ing at Christiana NJ. L. Church on
Sunday, which will close the spe-
cial services in connection with the
18th anniversary of Christiana
Methodism. Miss Louetta Sillitos
will be present and sing i'll the
morning and Rev. f. B. Short is ex-
pected to preach and Charles Ian
caster to sing at the evening SO r
vice.
In West Presbyterian Church to-
morrow the Rev. A. n. Keigwin
will preach an important sermon
and wishes all of the members to be
present. Communion which should
have been served last Sunday but
was not on account of DR.. Keiywins
long absence from his congregation
will be offered tomorrow. Dr.
Keigwin spent his six weeks vaca-
ton in the mountains OF New
Hampshire and his sermon will b Q
replete with incidents of his trips.
New Mission Hall, No. 102 East
5th street will be opened at 2.3O p.
m. for prayer and experience meet
ing, at I. p. IN. song and prayer
service. Preaching at 720 p. m. All
are welcome. Come and help us.
Communion Services will b, held
in Central Presbyterian Church on
Sunday, September 2lst at 1879 a.
NJ. There will be the regular even
ing worship at 7.45 p. M, preceded
by the choir and organ prelude to
begin at 7.25, the program of which
is as follows;
Organ 7.25-
| March, in c. Clarke
Troumeri and Romance Schumann
Prayer Gullmont.
ChOir-
"The Day is Dying T he West"
"My Soul Doth Magnify the Loro,'
! -Towrs
Thou Art O God the Life and
Light. Warren.
The pastor, Rev w. II. II Butler
d. d. has requested the General Con
ference of the A. U. NJ. p. church
now in session at sth and Frencl
Streets to supply preachers for boil
the morning and evening service. This
being the Correctional Endowment
Day." u special collection will be ia
ken in both the church and Sunday
school, for the support of our Schools
and Colleges. Class meeting at II
Noon. Sunday school at 80 ant
Christian Endeavor meeting at 6. sc
p m.
Beginning Sunday, Sept. 2sth, and
continuing until the series Is exhaust
ed the Rev. II. &. Waters pastor OF
Haven NJ. Il. church will preach q
series Of sermons on tile Wedding
Ring. The following constitute the
series
The duties of husbands 10 wives.
The duties OF wives to husbands.
The duties Of parents TO their
children.
! The duties of children to their par
entS.
The duties OF brothers to each
other,
| The duties of sisters to each other.
The Ideal Home.
BY earnest request these subjects
will be preached. 1t is hoped that
large congregations will greet the
pastor and hear him discuss these pop
uIar themes.
Child Run over.
Catherine Harkius, aged years,of
! No. 1906 Pleasant street was rur
| over by a furniture wagon this morn