Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1906-01-20
CHURCH NEWS

The special music, selected from the
Torrey Alexander collection, for to-
morrow evening, for Central Presby-
terian Church is as follows Loyalty
to Christ, "' Count Your Many Bless
ings, " "F Face to Face" and Leaning
on the Everlasting Arms. These
gospel songs have won a world wide
reputation, and they are being given
in Central Church for the first time
in Wilmington. The public, especially
strangers in the city, are invited.
An important congregational meeting
will be held at st. Stephens Lut heran
Church tomorrow morning after the
service. All the members OF the church
are urged TO attend.
At the Sunday BFeakfast Mission,
ll5 aud III Shipley street, A. X. Tat
nall will lead the holiness meeting
tonight; Seth Whitley, tomorrow
morning at 8. 30 o'oluok the Sunday
school will meet at o'clock. Mrs.
e. h. Whitley will have charge at 8
O'Clock and John j. Hayes at 7.30.
A free luncheon morning and evening.
The pastor of West Church, Rev.
Alexander alison, JT.. who has been
absent from his pulpit for two weeks
on account CT illness In his home, will
be in his place tomorrow morning and
evening. The night service will be
popular, the gospel songs being USED
and the chorus choir and quartet lead
ing the singing. The PASTORS theme
will be EvangelizinR With Jesus
the Sought. " Following are the
musical numbers; Organ prelude, "Im-
pfovisation. " Clark; anthem, "Wake
the Song Of Jubilee" " Excel quartet,
Memories OF Galilee," L" Morrison,
Mrs. Carpenter, Mrs. Souder, Mr..
Olymer and Mr.. Jones; offertory,
Meditation, " Morrison; chorus,
Galway" Rodney; postlude, "Re-
cessionai, " Randegger.
Bishop Coleman will ofiiciate at st.
James Church, Stanton, tomurrow
morning at III o'clock. In the after
noon he will preach at the county
workhouse.
The social held at Kingswood M. T..
Church last Thursday night was for
the benefit Of the Mite Society. Some
days ago envelopes we're sent out to
the members Of the congregation, to
be returned that night, with one cent
for each year of the seDdeI's age. The
ami cunt sent in was s44, which repre-
sents 4, 400 years.
Rev. Mr.. Findley, who preached two
forcible sermons iast Sunday at st.
LuKe's r. h. Church, will preach
again tomorrow.
Seventh Day Adventists meet in the
old Baptist Church on King street
above Tenth. bath-school is held
every Saturday at 10 q. m; otbt 1
services at III clock. Elder 0. D.
karnswofth, PRESIDENT of this confer
ence, will preach tomorrow evening at
Z 40, 90 1.-The Last Song on Earth. "
The North End W. o. Il. U. will
old a meeting ct Brandywine NJ. E.
Church on Monday afternoon at 8
O'Clock.
Following is the musical programme
for Grace M. K. Church tomorrow :
Morning-Anthem, GLORIA in Ex-
celsis, tarmar; oheItoTy, quartet,
Guide Me, O Thou Great Jehovah, -
Bruohe, Miss Idle, Mrs Ross, Messfs.
Baxter and Strickland. Evening
anthem, Saviour, Source OF Every
Blessing" Kinder offertory, oontralto
solo, Hold Thou My Hand" duet,
Messrs. Clark and Smith.
Red Lion M. Z. Church is in the
midst Of a glorious revival. Up to the
present 10 young men have been con.
verted. Meetings are being held
nightly. The pastor is Rev. Fred Il.
Mchinsey. New members will be-
received at the morning service to.
morrow, and a special revival service
will be held in the evening, to which
all are invited.
DR.. j. O. Chapman will preach in
Harrison Street M. e. Church tomor-
row morning. In the afternoon he
will be at st. Paul's Sunday school
with Rev. ". l.. S Murray, and will
make an address. In the evening he
will speak at Asbury.
DT. W. L. S. Murray is makino a
determined effort to raise l.OOO with
which to pay OIL the remaining iudebt'
edness on st. Paul's NJ. K. Church
-Four addresses will be made on the
streets this evening 10 connection with
the evanRelistic campaign now beino
carried on under the auspices Of A.,
bury M. X. Church. those Who ars
TO take part 10 the street meetings will
meet at the church at 7.3O O'Clock and
march to third and Market streets
where the first meeting will he held
from thenee the party will march to
the CITY Hall, where there will he
another hymn and two other addresses
Inc speakers will be Rev. j. .. Omar.
man, ID. D., Rev. W. l.. s. Mnrrss
ID. d., Rev. f. i. Carpenter and Ray
AsburY Burke. There will he No r,ss,t
lnB after the one at the CITY Hail