The daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1902-19??, 1902-10-11
NEWSNOTES OF
THE CITY CHURCHES

ing sermon in Old Asbury.
The Rev. IT, S. Knox of Morgan
town, West Virginia, will preach In
the South Side Baptist Mission
The devotion of the Forty Hours
will commence in st. John church,
Newark, tomorrow and Bishop Mon
agnan will preach the closing sermon
on Tuesday evening.
The Rev. w. 0. Hurst will be the
preacher in Wesley church in tho
morning,
The Rev. J. W. Harris will preach
in kingswood church in the evening.
An all day meeting will be held in
Bethel church tomorrow. Tie Rev.
Il. r. Hurley, d. d. of N ewton, will
lie thespeaker.
The Rev. William Hart Dexter, D.
d. of New York will preac II in First
Church tomorrow.
Seth Whitley will have charge of
the services at Harvesters' Miss ion
tomorrow.
Brandywine Conclave II. S. w. NJ.
will attend services in Asbury church
tomorrow morning.
Anniversary exercises will be held
in ST. Luke's Reformed Episcopal
church tomorrow. The Rev. VIM.
Tracy will preach special sermon
in the church az ,. 30 o'clock.
The Rev. r. Il. Elwood'S Sunday
evening sermon will be on the sub
ject. The Empty Coal Scuttle."
The Rev. II. A. McCurdy is in
Washington, Pa, attending the
centennial exercises of Washington
and jefferson Colleges. His son
Allan will supply the pulpit of Cen
traI Church tomorrow.
In Grace NJ. Il. Church to-mor-
row the following programme Of
music will be given.
Morning Organ prelude, Golfer
toire,' Bargiele; anthem. "Hark
My Soul" Shelley, Miss Idle. Mr..
Strickland and choir; anthem,
where Art Thou" Thompson, So
prano solo, Home, Sweet Home
Miss Idle.
Evening-Organ recital, 100
O'Clock: |. Praelulium in d Ma jor,"
Paul Wachs H." Flower Song"
(FausD, Charles Gouno i; III, "Fan.
tasie,' Alex. Guiln ant; ", "Sere.
nadc,' Franz Schubert; V, Grand
Choeur in d Major,'' Henry Des-
hayes; anthem. "Gcntly Lord, o
Gently Lead Us. HawIey; ofTerlory,
soprano solo, 1.-THE Daughters Of
Zon.' Mcleod. Miss Anna Simmons;
QuartGtte, The Waiting Saviour
Misses Humphrey ADD Taylor and
Messrs. Knight and Terry.
The musical programme for Cen.
trail Presbyterian Church ca Sunday
is as follows:
1880 a, mo be JOYFUL Will
llams; oiIertOry. Miss Mary Morrow
will stag "The Plains CT Peace by
Barnard.
Evening, 25 to I. 45-Orsan and
choir prelude; "March in Il" Pol
leri: "Chrlstmas Themes, Barrett;
"Praycr to st. Cecc!ia,' Gounod; Il
Must Sec jesus LIS In, "Not
Unto Us. O Lord" Smith; Crock Of
Ages Shelley.
A hymn composed by the Rev.
John Shape will be sung by the pas.
tor ia Delaware Avenue Church to.
morrow evening.
The Rev. R. &. Waters, of Haven
NJ. +. Church, this city, will preach
i'll Zion NJ. Z. Church Sunday at 8
p. m.
The Rev. r. G. Waters will con-
tinue his series of sermons on the
Wedding Ring" Sunday night in
Haven NJ. Z. Church, and a treat is
in store for all who will come and
hear this popular subject ventilated
The Church Of God and Saints of
Christ now worshipping at No. 1928
Walnut street, will have baptiziug
on Sunday, October ~ at 3 O'Clock,
at Brandywine river Sermon will
be preached by Elder Robert Lewis.
All are invited.
The First Presbyterian Sunday
schoolwill repeat its Rally-Day pro-
gralnme on Sunday afternoon. In
addition to the regular selection
there will be singing by Craze
Church Quartette. A feature of the
occasion will be an address by the
Rev. DR.. Dexter of New York.
THE Chief Good" will be the sub
ject Of an address by w. L. Pettin-
gill of Gainesville, Pa, before mem
bcrs Of the Young Mems Christian
Association on Sunday afternoon at
3 Is O'Clock. Dr.. Byron w. King
president of Kings School of Ora
tory, will speak on the following
DR.. Kings fame as an elo-
cutiOnist is widespread. Secretary
f. o. Sellers will have charge Of the
music.
The Rev. w. D. Powers, D. D. of
New York will be the preacher at
the morning service in Emmanuel
On Sunday morning in Grace
Church, the Rally Day service which
was postponed from last Sunday will
be held. Exercises also will be held
in the Sunday School IN the afternoon.
Rally Day service will be held in
Church tomorrow. At
the School Session in the afternoon,
E. o. Sellers, OF the Y. N. G. A.
will make an address.
In Hanover Church last evening
the annual autumn rally of the Will
Christian Endeavor Union
was held. The Rev. j. j. Huston,
d. D., president Of the union, pro-
sided. The vice-president, the Rev.
p. L. Nichols of the Second M. p.
Church, made brief address In
which he advocated a curfew ordi.
nance fer Wilmington.
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