The Wilmington daily Republican., 1902-01-13
faith. 1t would surprise members

ASSA o'tSA ilotA tuS uSUOuIIuu utlOuS
! Mr. Manross referred to how also
some denied the presence Of Christ
in the Holy Eucharist, notwith-
staining the plain declaration oi
"Ths is my body" Again. many
in the church treat lightly The au-
thorl.y of absolution conferred by
his church. The preacher attrbu.
ted this 10 self-satistied feeling OF
some men VITO actually profess to
believe they are living without sln
or vita lltlle sin. All OF which was
wrong.
a sewing school for the benefit Of
the women and children OF the
nelg hborhood will be held in the
Sunday school room Of the church
every Saturday aitcrnoon, begin
ming next Saturday at :. 50 o'clock.
Mrs. Manross will have charge OF
the school and be assisted bv ocher
woman OF the congregation.
The revival meeting, at the Della
ware Avenue BAPTIST Church are
nightly growing in interest. Empha-
sis has thus far been placed onthc im-
| porlancc of Christian duty and life on
the part of the members with the
| gratifying results. The pastor, the
Rev. John Shape is preaching every
night. lie has been ably assisted by
so!oistS and other singers and by the
"Childrcn 5 Choir which sings reg
ularly at thef'rIday evening service,
For this week there will bca different
clloristrr each night. as follows: To-
night, George pUwick, clullater 70
Cirisl's p, q. Church: Tuesday, Geo.
Il. King. chorister Of Epworth NJ. f.
Church: Wednesday, j. II. Guthrie,
chorislcr OF ST. pan's NJ. Il. Church.
Thursday, Mrs. Thomas Benson, Of
Grace Nj. 4. Church: friday, j. IL.
Ncstrott, churatcr Of Delaware Bap-
list Chirth.
The meetings open with Il song
service OF twenty minutes, conducted
by thcsc fricnd,of other churches. 1t
is important that all should come On
time. as the service starts promptly
at ..lj p. m. "nospel Hymns . Nos.
i-b; 10 lht Dlih tlldt is Hn'h.
Stranger, and visitors cordially inyit-
ed.
The Wilmington Bible Union will
hold its regular weekly meeting in
the lecture room Of Delaware Avenue
Baptist Church, this evening al 10
O'Clock. The subject Tor study is
"'lhecarly Christian Church. Acts
>: 81 to II. All Bible students anu
Others interested are invited.
i'apiisna service, were held in
Calvary Episcopal Church yesterday
afternoon.
The Rev. William $. Holt. of Ore
gmi. representing the Presbyterian
Board Of Home Missions, was II this
city yesterday and spoke in The in
lcre,is uI that work.
MI,, sue Evans sang "1'hc Great
White I'Irunr' in Union NJ. T..
Church !aai evening
An illustrated sermon was Given in
West Presbyterian ChurtI last even
ing.
There was baptism at tlc close Of
the service in Delaware AvcaUe Bap-
li,l Church last evening.
Ferdinand Shivcra and the Rev II.
A. Elwood preached at First 'rcsby-
tcriln Church yesterday.
l.. \. baldwin, OF CayInont ad-
dressed HE Railroad y. NJ. {. A.
Yesterday.
At second NJ, L. Church last even
Ing the Rev. j. r. NiciiulS, the pas
tor sang "Thrnw cut the Lifeline"
Il, aspip, by request.
I.kton, Md, Jan. II The reded-
icatou o! the Elkton NJ. l.. Church
took place to day. on the nineteenth
anniversary OF the church. Rev.
a. S. Mowhray, pastor OF the Tome
MemorIa! NJ. +. Charch of purs
Deposit, had charge Of a love feast
at which a large number OF former
ministers Of the church were
present. At the platform meeting
IN the Afternoon addresses were
made by former pastors as follows:
Kew. II. S. Thompson, Rev. J. p.
OTIS, ot Newark. Del; Rev. W. f.
Avery, oil Wilmington. Del; Rev.
Il. E. Terry, of Asbury, Nd. and
Rev. a. S. Mowbray. The SER
wees at night were conducted by
Y. L. Terry The music by the
choir was under the direction OF
Henry Nins'nger. Rev. Dr.. Sam.
uel acBurney. OF Philadelphia
delivered the dedicatory sermon.
The building has been remodeled
and Handsomely furnished inside,
and is one OF the fnest churches in
the Peninsula. The improvements,
including quartercd oak pcws, cost
upward of $500. William ii. Eder,
who in 1869, vixen tho church was
constructed, was a member OF the
board OF trustees, still survives, and
is still a member OF the board, being
the only surviving member o. the
original board. Rev Il. X. Steph-
enson Is pastor
New cabinet Oh Ger Arrives
Washington, d. C., Jan. Hen
ry &. Payne, of Wisconsin, who is to
be the new Postmaster General, his
vile and their guest. Miss Louise
Jones, OF Mia waukcearrived here at
7.l5 O'Clock tonight. Mr.. Payne
caught slight cold on the train and
MS voice was rather husky when lie
greeted the friends who came to the
Iotal to see him, but otherwise he
vas in excellent health. lie had
talk with Postmaster (,ennral Smith
n the parlor OF the Arlington ON the
ictails OF the management Of the
department..
Mr.. Payne will 60 to the Post Or
ice lnNnrt mplL fu-mlrruW La lnnS |