Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1906-02-10
CHURCH NEWS

Church. Ihe songs that have met
with popular approval this week IN the
Philadelphia Mission, under Mr. Alex
ander's inspiring leadership, will be
learned by the congregation. They
are: He Lifted Me, - Il Believe"
Send the Power" 80. The ladies'
chorus will sing, as will also the male
octet. The PASTORS theme will be;
" Rahab's Faith" Following are the
musical numbers: Prelude, "VespeT
Hymn" Guy; ladies' chorus, "Sav-
ina Grace, Towner, sopranos and
contfaltos Of choiI; anthem, Sing
Alleluia Forth" Dudley Buck; solos,
Mrs. Carpenter and Mr.. Jones; offer
tory, male octet, "Over fouder,
Tullar, Mesara. Thomas, Clymer,
Herring, OoheltEee, Imler, Iriggs,
Paris, Richardson organ meditation,
sermonai, "Intetmezzo, Mascagni;
hymn Of confession. II Believe, "
Jones; poHtlude, 'Reoesalonal, " No
zart.
The morning setvicesg at Central
Presby terian Church tomorrow will
include the anthem, 20 Divine hes
deemer, - Gouuod, by Mrs. William II.
Smalley and frahk Mason, and an
offertory solo, 1.-The Publican, Nande-
water, by Mr. Mason. The sermon by
the paetor, Rev. Thomas A. McCurdy,
ID. D., will beSon "1he One and Only
Fold. lhe evening services will in
clude she anthem, 'Safe In the Glory
Land, " in addition TO gospel hymns"
interviewer with the other parts Of the
service in which the congregation will
unite. "The Greatest Question will be
the subject OF the sermon by the
pastor. All are cordially invited.
The revival services at Union M. K.
Church will probably clcss with the
evening services tomorrow. About 80
new members have been taken into
the church during the past three
weeks A number Of the converts
have been substantial people who will
prove OF great advantage to the church.
/ The Sunday morning service will begin
with a testimony meeting at 8. Il
o'clock and Miss Lizzie Sharp will
speak on the power Of love at TO- 80
The Sunday school will meet at
O'CLOCK and Epworth League ut g. 80.
| Miss Sharp will make her closing
address at 7.30 O'Clock, which will be-
followed by 3 prayer service.
The. following musical programme
has been arranged for Hanover Presby-
teIian Church tomorrow 10. 40 y. m.
organ, AlleRrstto, Mendelssohn an.
them, "He Shall Come Down Like
Rain" Buck; duet, Peace to ThiI
Dwelling" Smith organ, Marche Sa.
lone 7. 45 +. m, organ. Andantino, LIE.
mRiRre anthem, The Shadows Of the
Evening Hours" Eyer anthem, GOO
from Everlasting, " SWensy; organ,
march, Wilson.
At the Sunday Breakfast Mission,
115 and III Shipley street, A. r. Tat
nail will have charge Of the holiness
meeting tonight at T. 45 o'clock Ed
ward Quigley, tomorrow morning 81
$50; Sunday school will meet az
o'clock Fred Walls will have chaTgl
Of the meeting Rt O'Clock; George M
Dougherty will lead tue meeting to
morrow evening at Z. 30 o'clock. Free
luncheon will be served morning anS
evening.
The following musical programme
has been arranged for Grace M. E
Church tomorrow MoruinR-Anthem
Come Weary Soul, " Giebert, MIR
Haynes and choir; chorus for femal
voices, "The Sabbath Morn" Men
delssohn. Evenins Anthem, "Lif
Up Your Heads, Holden, duet
"Thou Art o Cod" Mozart, Mis-
Elda Idle and Mr.. Strickland; doubl
male quartet.
Paul Lawrence Dunbar, the colore
roet, died at his home In aYton, o.
yesterday, after a lingering illnes1
He was one OF the brightest colore
minds in this country and was vel
known in Delaware, having been
visitor here on several occasions. Tn
colored people OF Wilmington posses
several copies Of his books Of poems.
Seventh Day Adventists meet in th
old Baptist Church, zoos King street
and hold Sabbath school every SatuI
day at 10 q. m, other services at
O'Clock. Elder o. o. FarrsWorth
president of the Chesapeake Confer
ence OF s. ID. A., will speak tomorro
evening Bt Z. 45 o'clock on the questio
elias man an Immortal Soulf"
, Rev. j. q. Chapman, the evangelist
! will preach in Harrison Street M.
: Church tomorrow at both the mornin
: and evening services. The public
1 cordially invited. Dr. Chapman hl
been conducting special meetings
Harrison Street Church for the pal
week and has caused quite an interei
: in the meetings.
3 The 18th anniversary of the Hill
{ Woman's Christian Temperance Unie
= will be celebrated at Mt. Salem IA.
+ Church tomorrow evening, exercisl
I beginning at 7.45 o'clock. Mrs. Emn
. Z. Caulk, State president of the W. {
T. u, will deliver an addre ess.
Rev. James M. Wise OF New Cast
. will take part in the services at Il
3 Union Mission on jeffrey street, Che
ter, at the close OF the Sunday soho
9 services at 3. 80 o'clock, tomorrow aite
9 noon. Mrs Loomia y. Wise Of Ne
: Castle is expected to sing.
Appomattox Camp, No. 2, Sons
Veterans, and their friends will after
"a Madeley NJ. K. Church in a body {
v morrow morning and hear a sermt
4 upon Abraham Lincoln" preached
K the pastor, Rev. John N. Arters.
Special services will be held at A
: bury M. e. Church tomorrow. In d
morning Rev. A. 8. Mowbray, ID. d
will preach and in the evening Rev.
NJ. Baker of Baltimore will be Il
speaker.
The amounts which have been co
lected by the various Catholic church
in this city for the maintenance OF Il
orphans Of the diocese will probsb