Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1908-11-21
MRS. HILL SPEAKS
New York Woman to Address Annual
Thank Offering Service at First
Methodist Church.
LADIES TO BE IN CHARGE
Is Woman's Home Missionary Society
Program-Speciai Song Service
for Memorial Christian.

sary service of the Woman's Home
Missionary society of the First Meth
odist church VIII be held tomorrow
evening in the church. The address
of the evening will be delivered by
Mrs. H. l.. Hill of New York city, who
is sent out by the Methodist church
as a national speaker and comes high
ly recommended. She will speak on
some phase of mission work. The fol
lowing program has been arranged:
Hymn.
Prayer-Dr r. B. Williams.
Anthem and announcements.
Scripture reading-Mrs. w. A. Low
EFT.
Vocal duet, Where Are the Plains
|of Zion?'-Mrs. II. Won Kroeckritz
and Mrs. Frank Sala
Address-Mrs. H. l.. Hill.
Hymn and offering.
Violin Solos-Morgier Forber.
Hymn and benediction.
For German Orphans Home.
The Sunday school will have charge
of the services tomorrow evening at
the German Methodist church. A good
program of music, recitations, readings
and addresses will be given and the
pastor, Rev. William Schoenig, will
deliver an address. The services will
be in the interest of the German Or
phans' home.
At Spencer Church, Also.
A wOnan's mass meeting will be
church tomorrow afternoon at 2:30
O'clock. Mrs. H. l.. Hill of New York
| city will deliver an address on some
missionary topic
The evangelistic services which
the pastor of the church, Rev F. e.
Shut, has been conducting the past
two weeks have proved very successful
and number of members were added
to the church. Mr. Shut will continue
the services during the coming week
every evening with the exception of
Thursday and Saturday evenings
| Special Song Service.
At the Memorial Christian church to-
morrow evening the pastor, Rev. w. B.
Clemmer, will conduct an old fashioned
hymn song service, giving every one
in the audience an opportunity to Sc
| lect some hymn, a verse of which will
be sung by the congregation. Nearer
| My God To Thee" and other well
known hymns will be illustrated by
stereopticon and c. A Hoge and a
quartet will sing when they Ring the
Golden Bells for You and Me- song
which attracted much attention at the
recent Y. NJ. c. A. state convention.
Mr.. Clemmer will deliver the second Of
a series of sermons, taking as his
theme rs the Bible a Lie?'
| At the Peoples Church.
DR.. Hedley Hall, pastor of the Peo-
lples church at the Illinois theater
will tomorrow morning at 10:45 speak
on Jesus, the Son of Mary" The
program in detail follows:
lSong-Quartet. Nearer My God To
Thee Mason
Miss Florence Freistat, violin; Will
Frost, flute; Ed Frost, bass; Miss
Olga Junge, piano.
Silent invocation
| Selections from inspired books.
'Reverie"-Quartet ...... Englemanu
Poem Selected
Baritone Solo-"Crossing the Bar.
............. Cowles
Accompaniment-Vi flute, bass, pi
ano, Robert Lynch.
Announcements.
o-Violin-'Iargo" .... Handle
Miss Florence Freistat.
| T1ylllU Deep OH Deep
Address -. Jesus, the Son of Mary
Hedley Hall, B. ID.
Dismissal
Postlude-March ........ Selected
Quartet.
At Central Church.
, The following musical numbers will
be rendered at the worship of the con
cation of the Central Presbyterian
church, corner Twelfth street an6
Eleventh avenue, tomorrow:
MORNING.
Prelude = Handlers Largo Air." S
B. Whitney.
. Offertory-Remanza from "LClair'
Postlude-"Russian March," S. B
Whitney.
l. EVENING.
Prelude-Serenade from Quatuor OPP
10, No. 5, Haydn
Violin and piano duets. T. Bowlby
and Mrs. Florence B. Knight.
Offertory-"Ave Maria" from Cav
leileria Rusticana," violin and piano.
Postlude-"Triumpha March, JAG
ICues Lemons.
Missionary mt Trinity Church.
Rev. C. z. Rice, for four years {
mis- sionary in Alaska, now here on 6
vacation, will address the congrega
ton of Trinity Episcopal church to
morrow morning at 10:45 O'Clock OF
1.-THE subject, THE Church's Work il
Alaska" The offering at this servic'
Twill be sent to the bishop of Alaska
(Thoro will ho NO oveeiup cprvica fh,