The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1902-09-27
NEWS OF THE CITY CHURCHES.
SUNDAY AT CITY CHURCHES.
Special Features for Different
Places of Worship.

Places of Worship.
In connection with the Young Mems
Christian Associations Of the country. BIZ
bic Study Rally Day will be observed by
the Central Branch OF this city Sunday
afternoon. over 5000 young men were en-
rolled IN Bible classes "A the associations
@ the United States lat year, and the out
look for this season is that q larger num-
Der viii be enrolled Greater emphasis -
being placed on the study Of The word by
these organizations. and a regular Bible
study department = now one OF the leading
features Of q Re.i-ofSan-zed \ NJ A
Inc best OF teachers are secured. lecture
courses inaUgurausd and The study Of the
word in all its different aspects promot@c
The lOca! assOciauon-Central Branch-has
secured such prominent teachers as the
Reverend Doctor Harris ID Gregg, pastor
Of Washington and Compton Avenue Pres
byterian Church. who Wal conduct q class
in the Study OF John" Saturday evenings
at $50 O'Clock Juoge Seiden =. Spencer
will have & large class On Sunday after
moons at 4:s5.
These classes VIII be ten IN number and
Will hold sessions during the week. as vel
es or Sunday afternoons To Inaugurats
this series & special service viii be held
next SUNDAY afternoon al O'clock when
Doctor Gregg viii address the mems meet
ing on the subject Of Bible study. The new
association orchestra VIII make lis frst
public appearance, and the new association
quartet Will assist in TIE music Mrs D d:
harding Of this city viii give a musical
recital Of the Holy City" These classes
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association
The Second Baptist Church viii have a
when Doctor Boyd viii deliver an address
anG the following music programme viii
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The annual session Of the Missouri Chris
tian Conference will be held al the Linden
Avenue Christian Church (nonsectarian) on
Friday, Saturday and Sunday, October 3. I
the Sonsectsrinn Christian Conferences Of
the State and there viii be many visitors
from other States en- route 10 the quadren-
NAL conference OF the American Christian
Convention. which meets at Norfolk, Va,
October s 70 u. inclusive
The Wagner Place United Presbyterian
Church viii have special rally-oay services
to-morToS at sHs q m, when an ehteaoee
Ruckenssein and talks wiz be made by
Aess-k Patterson and Mckee
At the educational rally to be held this
evening at the Central Young Mems Chris
tan Association, Grand and Franklin ave
nues, 81 s:15, State superintendent W; Il
C~ar-ington and J. U White. the Republican
dresses TO the students OF the Association
School. Mr.. Darlington has for his subject.
How far should the State foster education2
Should our school system be extended so
that men Of all ages may supplement their
~educadon?" Special interest wiz be added
TO the programme by the appearance OF the
new Association Orchestra which IS under
the leadership OF Mr.. A I Epstein
Previous 10 the s:15 programme some Of
the former students of the association viii
give a dinner. The purpose Of this banquet
is to give the men who attend the school
opportunity TO get acquainted with each
other and thus add a social feature to tier
school work during the present year. A
number Of short toasts viii be given after
the dinner hour and before The beginning OF
the regular programme in the large hall
Apostle I n. White of the Reorganized
Church OF Jesus Christ viii commence a Sc
ries Of meetings at the Rock Church. Gas
gov avenue and Dickson street, next SUN
day morning. September q, which viii con
tinue every night for one week He viii
use charts extensively in Illustrating the
apostacy. reformation and restoration Of
the Gospel. in connection with Bible history
and chronology, which has proven 10 be
The Markham Memorial Sunday School
viii observe rally day tomorrow. Two in
teresting features Of to-moTrow's pro-
graEnme viii he the presentation Of three
HdIlSOInS bCuguEIS 10 I0E ciGSSrS laNllE
the largest collectors and thlrty-three
books and diplomas will be given 10 those
who have correctly answered IS per cent
and over Of 100 questions on the Sunday
school lessons Of the year.
The Reverend Doctor ]. T. Cannon. pas
tor Of Grand Avenue Presbyterian Church,
has returned from his European trip and
viii fill his pulpit tomorrow as usual Dur
NJ C. A Convention in Norway.
g. p,,rzn Z Ch,-nA co,,,h --sr, ,L-.-
concert next Tuesday evening and the pro-
gramme win include the following special
ley. Miss Magee. Doctor Caifas, Mr.. Rich
ards. c Nehl, and Miss AdeIia Kientz viii
serve as accompanist.
The Tu1edo-old Orchard tent meetings.
under the direction OF o. E. Hamilton. are
reaching a large number Of people in that
community. During the first five days there
have been eleven additions to the church.
All the Sunday services of the church win
be held at a large tent on Newport avenue
near the station on the Suburban line. The
meetings will be continued all next week
Mount Cabanne Christian Church will
have joint rally-day services OF church and
a. m The programme VIII include brief re-
ports from the departments of the church.
readings. remarks and a sermon
St James's Episcopal Church will have
rally day services tomorrow morning. and
as 40 special invitations have been sent
Of the church will be packed. The rector.
the Reverend Edmund Duckworth, will de-
liver an appropriate address.
The Reverend Doctor A c; Miller. former
president of the Hendrix College will preach /
at the ST. Johns NJ. z Church. South. to-
morrow at II a. n. There win be no sery-
ices at night The church viii hold its first
services in the new church. Washington ]
and Kings highway. the first Sunday in
October. !
Lucas Avenue Cumberland Presbyterian
Sunday School will hold its rally day se-v-
ices tomorrow morning. and a special pro-
gramme will be rendered. The rally day /.
idea will be continued through all the Other 1
services OF the day. and the pastors ser
mons will be along that line
CURLY Memorial Presbyterian Church and
Sunday School Will hold rally day services
tomorrow al $50. and the programme will
include solos. and addresses nv the pas /
tor. It Is expected there win be many
scholars OF former days present
The Reverend NJ. B. Gott. pastor Of Union
Mission. has undertaken to raise at least
300. the amount necessary to lift the Mis- l