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SERVICES in THE
VARIOUS CHURCHES
METHODIST EPISCOPAL.

Elm Park church-Dr. G. N1a Gifiin, pas
tor. Prayer and praise meeting at 930 n.
m. Pastor will preach at 1O.3O Sunday
school at y. M. Junior league at $50 y.
M; Senior league at $50 y. m. At T30
the pastor will preach on Have Faith in
Man"
Court Street Methodist Episcopal
church-G. c. Lyman, pastor. Glass. oi5
"a. M, o. D. Dewitt, leader: preaching
1880; Sunday school. 1li5, G. X. Clark
superintendent: Epworth league $50 D.
m. evangelistic services. $50 p. M, and
each evening during the week. conducted
by Rev. C. n. Van Gorder and wife.
Seats free; everybody welcome. Come
and help and receive held.
st. Paul's Methodist Episcopal church
+. p. Doty, pastor. Services: Brother
hood meeting at 10 a. M. morning wor-
ship. 1880 a. M: Sunday school. 11.i5 a.
M. Junior league, $50 p. M; Epworth
league meeting. $50 p. M: evening dis
course. $50 p. M Services are in base
ment Of the church. All welcome.
Ash Street Methodist Episcopal church
Rev. j. r. Austin, pastor. Morning
preaching service at 1890. subject "At
His Feet. or the One Thing Necdful."
Glass meeting at 11.3O a. m. Charles
Croop. leader: Sunday school at p. m.
L. w. Stone superintendent: Epworth
league at Gas p. M. Miss Mary McDou-
subject Crooked People, Services in
the Nay Aug Methodist Episcopal church
at 8 y. H. A cordial welcome.
Providence Methodist Episcopal church
Rev. George "A. Cure. pastor. The
Brotherhood of st. Paul meets for prayer
at 10 a. n.: preaching at 1880: Sunday
school at p. M: Ipworth league at
Gi5 topic Goods Covenant and Ours
Edward +. Sanders, leader Preaching
at $50. subject. "The Only Gift That
Counts"
Asbury Methodist Episcopal church.
corner Delaware street and Monsey ave-
nue-Rev. Charles a. Benjamin. pastor
Brotherhood at $50 Preaching by the
pastor at 1880; subject. Modern Revi-
vals.' Sunday school at 2.3G: League at
$50. Preaching at 7.3O: subject. "Remov-
ing the Stone Seats free and all are
welcome.
African Methodist Episcopal church,
Howard place-In the absence of the pas
tor, Rev D. S. Bentley Rev. r. j. As
kew will occupy the pulpit. Preaching
at 1890 a. M: Sunday school. go p. M:
preaching, As p. m. a cordial welcome
to all.
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EVANGELICAL LUTHERAN.

Evangelical Lutheran-Twenty-f -fourtl
Sunday after Trinity. Gospel, Matt,
iN;lS-26 t,pistle, Col i;0-li
St, Marks, Washburn street-Rev. A
1870 "A. m, 73O u. M; Luther league
$50 p. M; Sunday school, II m, Rev, C.
H. Blithen OF Gouldsboro, will exchange
pulpits with the pastor.
Christ church, Cedar avenue and Birch
street-Rev james Witke, pastor Ser
vices: 1890 n. M; Sunday school, p, m
st. Peters Prescott avenue-Rev John
Randolph, pastor. Services: 1890 a, m,
Sunday school, . y, m, Wednesday even
Wednesday and Saturday mt p. m,
Emmanuel German-Polish Lutheran
church, Reese strset-Rey, Ferdinand
satelmaier, pastor. Services in the Pol
ish language, 1870 az m, Sunday school,
u. m.
Evangelical Lutheran church of the
Holy Trinity corner Adams avenue aud
Mulberry street-Rev. T. r. Ritter A,
NJ, pastor. Services 1890 a. m and 7SJ
p. IN. Morning subject, "Raisns the
Rulers Daughter" A special Homo Mis-
sion service will be held in the evening
by the Sunday school, Sunday school, II
M; Luther league, Gi5 p. IN.
Grace Evangelical Lutheran church
General synod, corner of Mulberry
street and Prescott avenue-Rev. Luther
Hess Waring, pastor: go Il. M, Sunday
school 1890 a. m, the Sunday school
will render the annual Home Mission
Luther Day service (see programme else
wherel; p. m, Y. T.. S. c. f.; T,3O p.
M. evening worship, with sermon by the
pastor. Everybody welcome.
ST. Paufs Evangelical Lutheran
church, Short aYonue-Rev, III. a. Kun
sle. pastor. Morning service at 1910,
subject, "ghrist's Power TO Calm
storms; evening service at 7.S0, subject.
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evening service at o'clock. Rev. Ed
ward Howell will occupy the pulpit, The
seats are free and all welcome.
Providence Presbyterian churcF-Ihe
pastor, Rev. DR.. Guild. will occupy the
pulpit at 1870 a. m. and 80 p. m. The
offerings for the day will be for Home
Missions. Sunday school at noon. The
iIndenvor service at $50 o'clock. Even
ing theme of DISCOURSE '''rimothy, Paul's
Son in the Faith" the third of IL series
OF sermons on allied topics. The public
invited. The seats of the church are free
Capousc chapel Presby byterian)--Freach-
ing. 1890 and 7.30 by the pastor, Rev. L.
r. Foster. Sunday school, y. M; Jr
&. T., p. M: st. c. H., $50 p. III.
Prayer meeting, $50 Thursday evening.
Adams Avenue chapel, New York street
Rev james Hughes will preach AT 1870
IL. M: Sunday school at p. M; c. f.
society at go p. m Colonel Boies. MI.
LePine and Mr.. KcIerman will speak at
the evening service. which will com
mencc at 80 o'clock. There will be a
prayer meeting for mensin the morning
at ?l5 o'clock. Mr. Latin will conduct
it. You are invited to attend these SER
vices.
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MISCELLANEOUS.

All Souls U-nivcrsalst church. Pine
| street, between Adams and jefferson
avenues-Rev. Thomas B. Payne, pastor
Divine service. with sermon, ut 1890 Il
F., M. subject Jesus and the Penten
Thief on the Cross" Sunday school al
10 IN. Seats free: strangers cordially
| welcomed. Evening service ut Guernsey
| hall
Calvary Reformed church. Monroe ave
nue. and Gibson street-Rev. NJ. l.. Fror,
! pastor. Services ut 1870 a. III. and 80 p
IN. Sunday school, 80 a. m. Seats free
| Everybody welcome.
| Gospel Tabernacle church. jefferson
| avenue, Dunmore--James Leshman, pas
| tor. Preaching, 1870 a. m. and 80 p. m.
| Bible school, Y m: Young People $
meeting, $50 p. m. In the evening the
| pastor will preach on Christ, the Sim
| ncrs' Substitute Study OF the Sunday
school lesson. Saturday evening at 21J
Madison avenue, Dunmore o'clock.
Christian and Missionary Alliance. Tues
day, 80 and 80 p. m.
Seventh Day Adventists Guernsey hall,
3lG Washington aVenue-On account OF
the absence of both Elder AIcVagh and
Elder Shrock, there will be no preaching
Sunday evening. The Young Peoples
society will meet in the hall at p. m.
and following its regular meeting Miss
Jessie NJ. Weiss will conduct a Bible
reading. All welcome. Regular preach
ing two weeks from Sunday evening.
Bellevue Welsh Culvinistic Methodist
church-Rev. William Davies, pastor,
Services during the week rs follows
Prayer meeting (Welsh- tomorrow at 10
a. M: Sunday school, p. M: English
sermon. y, m. Prayer meeting Monday
evening at 80; Y. =. $. of g. T., Tues
day evening at T,3O, Maud Jones, leadcr
Mrs. William Davies Bible class Wcdnes-
day evening ut T.3c: class meeting Thurs
day evening at 13o; meeting OF Biblical
and Literary society Friday evening 1T
:, meeting of Junior Sewing class Satur-
day afternoon at >.
REV. G., Lees, pastor. Subjects: Morn
ing, 'Ile F'aieth Not; evening, "A
Pcaceable Woman" Sunday school at
80 p, m. All are invited.
Zion United Evangelical church, 1i20
Capouse avenue-Rev. j, W. Messenger,
pastor, Preaching, 1870 Il. m, and $50
D. m, by Rev. Mummy, of Nanticokc,
PA, sacraments of the Lords supper will
be administered ut both services sun
day school, $50 Il, M; Junior league, I
p. M; Keystone league, $50 p, m. All
seats are free; everybody welcome
Free Methodist church-Rcv. II. w.
Armstrong will preach in Finn chapel,
Green Ridge, Sunday, 1890 a. M All
ara invited.
Christian church, North Main avenue
Preaching by the pastor Rev. X. w.
Clymer, at II a. IN. and 40 p. m, Sub
jects. "a New Creature and 1.-THE
Tongue Sunday school. 10 n. m. super
intcndent, H. T. Babcock; Christian Eu-
dcavor, di5 p. M, leader Miss Mary Ale
Culloch All are welcome,
Gospel Hall, i0i Lackawanna avenue
Sunday school, 12,l5 D. IN. Preaching by
Mr., Alrich at 80 y. m, who will also
conduct n class ON Monday at 7,i5 p. M,
for the study of the lesson and the book
of Romans. All are welcome.
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and decisive stand for God and the for
saking OF all that was contrary to the
worship of Jehovah. So should we urge
upon our scholars and friends to CHOOSE
this day whom We Will serve
Suggestions: In developing the lesson
draw a letter "Y,' and let it represent
n human life. The stem of the letter
may indicate the period of childhood
when innocency knows nothing of CON
scious guilt" But note the time when
the pathways Of life diveree--the broad
way leads tn the storm tossed waves
and the wrecks of life, The marrow
way leads to the peaceful sea and the
haven of life. Between the arms of the
letter "Y" write the word Choose =
Which way are YOU taking. dear
friends? ! beseech YOU in the name of
Jesus, the worlds Saviour and Redeem
er. to choose we this day the narrow
way which leads to Christ and the heav-
emily home,
Scranton, Pa.
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EPISCOPAL.

st. Lukc'S Parish--Rev. Rogers Israel,
D. D., rector; Rev. Edward j. Haughton,
senior curate: Rev. Robert T.. Roe, Junior
curate. Twenty fourth Sunday after Trim
itv.
St. LukeS church--I30 a. m. holy COM
munlOn; 10 20 Il. m, morning prayer ana
sermon; 1.30 p. M, evening prayer and
sermon; 9lo Il. m, Sunday school and
Bible classes,
St. Marks, Dunmore-1.3O Il. m, holy
communion: 1870 a. m, morning prayer
and sermon and holy communion 7,30 p.
m, evening prayer and sermon: $50 a. m,
Sunday school and Bible classes.
East End Mission, Prescott avenue; p.
m, Sunday school and Bible classes; I30
p. m., evening prayer and sermon.
South Side Mission, Fig strect-o30 p
m, Sunday school and Bible classes.
st, Georges, Olyphant-o,30 y, m, Sum
day school and Bible classes; $50 p M,
evening prayer ana sermon.
st. James, Nicholson--l0,30 n. M, morn
ing prayer and sermon; 9,3u a. m, Sunday
school.
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Joshua's Parting Advice.-Josh. xXiv:-
1926
GOLDEN TENT ILLUSTRATED.
Choose you this day whom We will
serve. Josh, Xxiv:l5.
We treasure the last words spoken by
our loved ones. How solemn must have
been the occasion Of Joshua's farewell
address, when all Israel were gathered
before him and he reviewed their his
tory, and brought to their remembrance
the manifold mercies of God.
Our lesson today contains the farewell
address of a great man Of God. Il grand
leader of lSraeiS hosts. In his closing
words to his dear children in the Lord,
Joshua lays great emphasis upon the
choice which all must take between good
ana eNil-between the many gods of
Egypt and the one true God of Israel
Hitherto in their wanderings they had
been guided by q visible commander; now
they must follow the suidings of their
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RELIGIOUS NEWS

will occupy the pulpit of the Howard
Place African Methodist Episcopal
church Sunday morning and evening.
On Monday night he will give Il lecture
in the church hall on the negro race.
Sunday school at the usual hour.
Tomorrow evening Rev. Dr.. Guild will
give in the Providence Presbyterian
church the third in a short series of
discussions on allied topics. Two weeks
ago he preached on Paul's conversion
and some lessons therefrom. One week
ago his theme was Two Kingly Pow
ers in Paufs Life" Tomorrow evening
he viii discourse on Timothy. Paul's
Son in the Faith" The seats of the
church are free, and the public invited.
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own minds. Joshua contrasts the weak
nesses of idols with the majesty and
might of Jehovah God. Between the two.
they must choose. TO follow the gods
of Egypt they would meet with sorrows,
Affections and death. TO follow Jehovah
meant the walking in paths of peace.
Israel was humiliated because of the
sins of the people. but as they remem-
bered God and believed the words spok-
en- by. their great leader. they repented Of
their sins. forsook their idolatrous wor-
ship and renewed their covenant with
Jehovah. "Behold, I set before YOU n
blessing and IL curse" Choose, II set
before you life and DEATH Choose!
There is no middle ground. We cannot
choose to choose our way, but we must
choose.
The secret of the lesson for our clas sses
today is the choice which each scholar
must make in life. Ass Joshua called to
the people to make q complete, prompt
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"WhO Is Mans Best Ally: Sunday
school at 11.30 Il. M. Catechetical class,
Saturday at 2.3O: choir, Saturday even
ing at o'clock: Ladies' Guild. We'd
nesday at 80 p. m., in the church. Mon
day night, at y. m, the Reformation
festival will be celebrated. at which time
the Rev. y. l.. Ramer. PHI. D., will speak
on 1.-THE Reformation" and the Rev. L.
T.. Ritter, a. NJ, on "Luther' trom-
bone solo by Albert l[eisling. Some vo-
cal selections will he rendered, also q
recitation by Miss Anna Bartell. a
cordial inNitutiOn to all.
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REFORMED EPISCOPAL.

Grace church, Wyoming avenue, be-
low Mulberry strcet-Prnyer and praise
service ut go II. m, divine worship at
1870 a. IN. and $50 p. IN, Mr.. W. w.
Adair will preach at both services, Sub
iects Morning, THE Brokenhearted,'
Luke, iv:lS: evening, '"rhc Brazen Ser
pent," John, iii:l4, Sunday school at Il
M; Young Peoples Society of Christian
Endeavor, at $50 p. m; prayer meeting,
Wednesday evening at 7ij o'clock Seats
free. everybody welcome.
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Joshua's last work is accomplished. He
will project himself into the future. The
men who promised will keep the cove
nant Judges ii, -. The wisdom of their
choice shall appear in the prosperous
days of half u century following. Oh,
how the world is indebted to its good
men! They stand out like mountain peaks
along the centuries. They outlive their
times and bless those who come after
them (Rey xiv 13),
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SUNDAY-SCHOOL
LESSON FOR NOV. 9
JoSHUA'S PARTING ADVICE.
Josh. xxiv, l4-25.


INTRODUCTION The cities of refuge
having been appointed, forly-eight cities
were given To the leVites Josh. XXil. The
two and a half tribes We're then dismissed
to return to their homes on the east of
Jordan. On the way they built an altar
of testimony which was misunderstood
by the other tribes as AN act OF rebellion
tJosh. NNiD. After several years of great
quietncSS, the nflrmty OF old age and the
prospect of speedy death led Joshua Ia
assemble the people for final instruction
lJosh. NNiii ID. The parting words of
great men are always priced QDeut. XXXiii,
u. Hut at this time Joshuas advice would
be especially esteemed. For nearly thirty
years he had been a successful military
leader wise civil ruler, and a pious
spiritual guide His work had been but
little less important than that of Moses.
The latter had delivered from bondage
and received the law and the ordinances,
but Joshua had conducted Israel into the
land of promise and established them
there united and prosperous nation. To
his courage and faith We're largely due
the blessing then enjoyed
SERNlCE.--After reciting the divine
goodness 10 the people (Josh. XNiv, LID,
Joshua enioins in the first verse of our
lesson Verse I'D the fear and service of
God. So Moses pleaded at his departure
(Deut. X, l9l. lie would have that SER
vice rendered in sincerity Eph. v,2D ard
truth, as alone acceptable (Josh. iv. 20
In order TO do that he urged that every
other God be renounced. This funda-
mental direction had been given many
times (Deut. vi, a. 1t covered the most
vulnerable point IN the nations character
The Israelites were descended from idol
ators In Mesopotamia Josh. xiii. 81, and
inherited tendencies showed themselves
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Religious Notes.

On Monday evening at the Methodist
church, Howard Place, Rev. Il. j.
AskeW will lecture on the Young Peo-
oles Congress held recently at Atlantic
City.
The ministers meeting of the Eap-
DIST ministerial conference will be held
n the Penn Avenue Baptist church,
tonday morning at 1880. A paper will
pc read by the Rev. Henry Potter;
'opic, "The Attitude of the Preaching
20 Modern Biblical Criticism"
Rev. II. ]. Askew of Bellefonte, Pa,
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Luther Day Services,


Tomorrow morning at 1890 o'clock,
the Sunday school of Grace English
Lutheran church, corner of Mulberry
street and Prescott avenue. Rev. Luther
Hess Wa,ins, pastor and superintendent,
win rcn0cr its annual Luther Day and
Home Mission service. The programme
will be:
Marching song ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS School
Responsive Scripture reading.
Gloria Patri
Prayer.
RaIIY song .......................... School
Address of welcome. l.. Tickcs, esq.
Hymn, Toll On" Observation-Disclosures School
A study of the life of Luther.
Song, my Church. My Dear Old
Church ......... ........ School
A study on home missions.
Song. "Our Country's Voice Is Plead
ing '.'... ...... -. .,.,,. ..,...School
Recitation, Home Mis-ions''--
Grace Rogers.
a study on America.
Recitation, Home Mission poem
Vera Yeager.
Home Mission hymn-Solo by Miss
Jennie Kaufman, with chorus by
school.
Exercises by the primary class I'M
der the direction Of Mrs. tishbaueh.
A study on Bcnevolcncc.
Recitation blessed to Give Elsa Kline
Address, "Ilome Missions"--
Rev. james Il. Kendall.
Offering for home missions.
losing hymn. Golden Harvest. School
Everybody welcome.
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CHILL WINDS

Are the dread of those whose lungs are
"weak." - Some fortunate people can
follow the summer as it goes southwark,
and escape the cold blasts of winter and
the chill airs OF spring. But for the
majority of people this is impossible.
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"Personal Effort Week.

1t may not be generally known that
he vcel, Just closing has been known
IN the Prcabytni'ii, world as one of
personal Effort Week." from an evan
geiistic standpoint, through the Pres
byteriar church. The general as
Semblys commttee on evangelistic
work recommended that the first week
In Noveinler be thus observed and that
sa bbatl the 9th Of November be known
as Decision Day. The session of the
Washburn street Presbyterian church,
after due consideration, determined to
maxi the ~ tie month of November
one OF personal effort, and Decision
Day. the last Sunday in November. All
work in tn" church, the bible school
and Christian Endeavor Young Peoples
society will have this thought in mind
ard work to this end. With bowed
heads, ami prayer of conservation, the
work for the month was inaugurated
at all OF the services last Sunday.
Tomorrow morning the pastor will
speak on the questions of personal
work. Thc text will be found in j ,l,n
I:Al, "Ie First Fndeth His Own
Brother
There will H. special services the
last week III Move mber. Decision Day
will be observed November 30. This
will be followed by the communion the
first SUNDAY il; December. The pastor
Will be assisted by brother clergv.nen
at the special services.
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Object Sermon at Penn Avenue Zap.
tist Church.

On Sunday evening Rev. DR.. Pierce
will give an object sermon on the topic.
"Character Sketches, or Life True and
False at the Penn Avenue Baptist
church. Large congregations regularly
attend the bright Hour" services at
this church, and the pastor never fails
to present the gospel story earnestly
and faithfully and in an attractive and
winsome manner.
While his object SERMONS and other
illustra tive methods of preaching and
teaching truth are novel they are al
ways spiritual and never merely sen-
sational. Every service is definitely and
prayerfully planned to make bad peo-
pie good, and good people BETTER
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Guernsey Hall Pulpit.

The second in the Rev. Thomas E.
Payne's Guernsey hall pulpit series of
services will be held, Sunday evening,
at 7.2n. Nj. Payne has prepared an
especially interesting programme for
this service.
In addition to the opening service of
sacred song remarks by the pastor,
nrs. T. Il. Wilson will render Il con-
tra,to solo. and Attorney r. ]. Chase,
"f W:lkes-B Barre, will speak on "Relig-
ion and Law" y cordial invitation to
this service is extended to the public
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BLACKBOARD
LESSON HINTS

by REV. ROBERT f. Y. PIERCE, d. y.
From Authors Notes in "1'le Sunday School
Lesson illustrator" Published by T. H.
Rcycl 4 Co., Chicago. I'LL
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CONCLUSION.-The last act may now
be performed on this interesting occasion
The scribe was called, and a solemn com
pact, or statute, was, drawn, the agree
ment between the nation and their God a
covenant of service ard blessing. The
words We're written in the book of the law
of God and laid up i'm the side OF the ark
intrusted to the keeping of the priests, Ia
be handed down TO other generations
And great stone was set up under an
oak Werse 26) near the sanctuary--a mon,
ument announcing the great transaction.
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