The evening Republican., 1902-09-06
CHURCH NOTES.

AU tDe ElrSC MeCQOQlSu irOC6SCanC
Church tomorrow evening the pas
tor will sing THE Great White
Throne,' by request. Miss Elsie
Mckinley and the chilGren's choir
will render selections.
Red Lion NJ. Z. Church will be re-
opened Sunday, September z.
Preaching by DR.. Corkran. presid-
ing elder of Easton district, at 10. 30
a. IN. and 7.30 p. m.; at 3p. M, by
Rev. j. w Easley, of Harrison
Street church. Prof. D. II. Roberts
and Miss Cunning, of Philadelphia,
are expected to assist with the mu-
sic. All are welcome.
Tie Wilmington Preachers Asso-
citation will hold its regular meeting
at Union Church next Monday
morning.
Dr. Watt will hold the second
quarterly conference for Wesley
church, on Monday evening, Sep
tember S.
Grace M. E. Sunday school in all
its various departments will reopen
tomorrow afternoon at o'clock.
The church choir will also return
from its vacation and under the di-
rection of Miss Elda Idle there will
be special music both morning and
evening.
On Sunday evening, September7,
a memorial service over the death
Of Rev. J. O. Sypherd, will be held
in Scott M. E. Church. Mr.. Sypherd
was q former pastor of the church.
At the morning service of East
lake Presbyterian Church tomor-
row five minute address to the
children will be given by J. Harry
Tregor, of Baltimore.
Rev. r. A. Forrest, Of Orlando,
Florida, is expected tomorrow even
ing at Alliance Hall, No. go Adams
street, at 7.30.
Rev. R. G. Waters, pastor of Ha-
ven NJ. L. church, will prea ch at
the Layton Home, Sunday after
noon at $50 o'clock.
The W. C. I. y. Of Stanton and
Marshallton. and Marshallton Lodge
No. 6, / O, G. T. will hold
Harvest Homo in Cranston's Grove
near Marshallton on Thursday,
Sept. II.
Among tho speeches engaged for
the occasion are Rev. Alfred Smith
Rev. r. A. Elwood, Rev. John Shape
and Rev. w. r. Hammond of Will
and Rev. Joel Gilfllan of
Newark.
Music will be furnished by the
Industrial School Band and a special
quartette will have charge of the
Everybody is cordially invited
to attend. Refreshments will be
for sale and dinner and supper will
be sold for the low price of twenty
i've cents.
The pastor and choir OF Central
Presbyterian Church lave returned
Lfter a very enjoy able vacation and
viii occupy their respective positions
IN Sunday next. A special program
viii be given. The following anthems
VII be sung at the 10. 80 a. IN. SER
ice: Gloria in L, fiat, Farmar; off.
rtory, solo, "My God and Father
While l Stray" Marston, Frank H.
Jason. At 7.s0 p. m.. a service of
ong will take the place Of the regu-
ar evening worship, and for fifteen
oinutes preceding this service there
'ill be short recital by Norris c.
1organ, the organIst. The music is
9 follows: i. 80 to 7'45 p. M, organ
ecital: Fantasi In L. Polleri; Largo
landei; prayer, Wely. las p. m.
he Lord is exalted, West; Like as
he HART Morrison There is Holy
ity, Shelley; solo, "Abite With Me-
helley, Miss Mary c. Morrow;
abylon, Watson. The choir Is com
osed Of the following members: Mrs.
William F. Smalley, soprano; Miss
larry Z. Morrow, alto: II. Howard
arver, tenor; Frank II. Mason. basso
nd NorrIs G. Morgan, cho'rmaster
nd organist. A cordial invitation is
itendcd to this service.
ABEL I'll .tNLi.Y OR THE HE RESS OF