Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1908-10-24
IS LAST SERVICE
Final Sermon in the Central Presby
t,rian Church to be Preached
Tomorrow Morning.
NEW YORK MAN IS HERE
Missionary Secretary to Be Heard
Will be Rally Day in Several of
the City Churches.

The last service in the Central Pres
byterian church will be conducted to-
morrow morning by the pastor, Rev.
Marion Humphreys. Special services
appropriate to the day and occasion
have been arranged, including a fare
we'll service The sacrament OF the
lords supper will be celebrated and
will be preceded by the baptism of
infants and children and the recep-
ton of new members. Frank l.. Greg
DRY. who was elected deacon of the
at this time.
After tomorrow services of the con-
gregation will be held at the Bethel
chapel both morning and evening. the
old church edifice to be used for the
holding of church entertainments of
various kinds. Preaching services
have been held at Bethel chapel every
evening for about a year.
Rev. George H. Trull. pastor of tn
Fifth avenue Presbyterian church of
New York city and secretary of the
Sunday school missionary movement
of the Presbyterian church. will con-
Duct service in connection with the
Sunday school at 2:30 at Bethel
chapel He will use maps and charts
to illustrate his talk and he makes
the service very interesting and in
structive. Mr.. Trull will also preach
at the evening service.
VIII BE Rally Day.
Rally day will be observed at the
Broadway Presbyterian church tomor-
row morning both in the Sunday
school and at the church services. A
special program will be given at 1O:4
by members of the Sunday school and
addresses will be delivered by work
ers i'll the school. The program will
be as follows:
Organ prelude-Miss Catherine Gest.
DCXology and invocation.
Song-Congregation, led BIZ choir.
Scripture lesson and prayer in uni
son--Lcd by Dr. ]. w. Stewart
Offertory-Violin solo. Miss Gather
ina Noack.
Address-"Our Rally Year w. NJ.
Reek.
Address-"County Work, II. E. Van
,Duzer.
fsong-Primary and junior depart
ments.
"Elijah's Rally Day." Rev
w. G. Oglevee.
SonS-CongregatiOn.
Benediction.
On Popular Amuscmcnts.
A special rally day will be observed
in the Sunday school of the Memorial
Christian church tomorrow morning
and it is hoped to have 400 pupils in
attendance, including So babies who
are members of the cradle roll, and
their parents. Mrs. NJ. II. Wadsworti
will tell of her experiences on hel
trip around the world at the bible
school service.
At the evening service the pastor
Rev. w. B. Clemmer, will give the
last of a series of sermons on "Somt
Facts and Fancies of Popular Amuse
merts." He addressed to member:
of els congregation letters asking
questions on this subject and he will
read answers which he has received
At the Peoples Church.
Because of the frequent inquiries
made of DR.. Hedley Hall. pastor o
the Peoples church, and others, h,
will tomorrow morning at the servic'
at the Illinois theater speak On 9Th,
Necessity OF the Church of Today,
and explain why the Peoples churcl
has been organized in the city. Tn
program for the service follows:
Trio. voluntary (B. o. WorrelD-
Trio, Miss Florence Freistat, violin
Alfred Mueller, cello; Miss Olga Junge
piano
Silent Invocation.
Selections from inspired books
Contralto solo, Light" (Sinding)--
Mrs Henry Matthey.
Poem-Selected
Sole, Invocation" (Guy d'Hardclot
Miss Harriet Larkin Accompan
ment by piano, cello and violin.
Announcements
Violin solo. "To Wild Rose" (M
Dowell Hartman Miss Florenc
Freistat.
Duet, 1.-THE Angels (Ruoenstein)-