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The Newark star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1909, 1909-05-15
JUNIOR ENDEAVOR
PARADE PLANS
ARE ANNOUNCED
Superintendent F. Chester Brad
ley Tells of Arrangements for
Annual Rally on May 70.

F. Chester Bradley, superintendent of
the Junior Endeavor societies of the
Essex Union, has Issued a letter to the
societies telling of the plans for the
annual rally. He says:
"As your president, 1 desire to con-
graduate you in this, my last mes
sage, and thank you for your hearty
support and cooperation in everything
o have been asked to do In behalf of
the county work, and I know I'll have
your support in the work outlined for
the balance of the e
"First-Your presence is desired at
the next and last conference to be held
at the Nutley Reformed Church, FRI
day evening, May q (not 28) as first
planned.
"Second-The annual Junior rally will
be held Saturday afternoon, May 20. in
the Central Presbyterian Church, New
ark, corner Clinton and Belmont ave-
nues. The Juniors will assemble at the
southern end of Lincoln Park between
Q and 2:15 p. m. The parade will start
sharp at 2:30 p. m. for the church. led
by the mounted police and a band of
fourteen pieces. Service will start at
the church at 3 p. M. Bring your
banners.) In case of rain, go direct to
the church, reaching there not later
than 2.45 D. m. Broad and Bergen
street cars pass the door. The rally
committee have arranged a very inter-
esting program. The Rev. S. \. r.
Pierce, D. D., of Boston, will give a
chalk talk. Please arrange to have
your society answer the roll-call by a
verse or song in concert. A flag will
be awarded for the greatest number of
Juniors present and the county banner
for the largest percentage. The follow
ing hymns from the Junior Christian
Endeavor hymn book will be sung: g.,
IL, 102 and 141. Teach your Juniors the
music, the words will be provided at,
the church. The committee would like
as many Juniors as possible to carry
flags in the parade. These will cost
four cents each and can be secured at
the Nutley conference, if you will In
form me by May Is how many you
desire"
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PATRIOTIC POEMS FOR
ALL PAROCHIAL SCHOOLS.
Jersey Verse to Be Donated to
Children.

An the parochial schools of the city
are to be furnished with copies OF
Patriotic Poems of New jersey by
the New Jersey Society, Sons of the
American Revolution. This announce
ment is made through the society
secretary, Colonel James R. Mullikin,
and the books are now at the STAR
Office, ready for distribution.
There is nothing Of a sectarian or
political character in these copies,
simply pure patriotism, calculated to
instiil a low of country in the minds
of the younger generation. The books
will be distributed in the following
schools.
st. Patrick's Cathedral,A Our Lady of
Good Counsel, Church of the Sacred
Heart, Our Lady of Mount Carmel, st.
Rose Of Lima, st. Aloysius's, Holy
i Trinity, st. AIMS, st. Antoninus's, st.
Benedict's, st. Colomba's, st. Johns, ST.
Lucy's, st. Mary's, st. Peters, st.
Rocco's, st. Augustine's, st. Bridget's,
st. James's. st. Joseph's. st. Mary Mag
d~elene's, st. Michaers, st. Philip Merits.
st. Stanislaus's and st. Stephens (Sla-
yonic).
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REFORMED.

Lincoln Park-Rev. Albertus T. Brock, minis
ter: Rev. A. M. Arcularius. assistant minister;
Prayers 10 a, m. Divine worship at 1880 and
7:45. Mr.. Brock will preach at both services
Morning subject. Personal Responsibility for
Worldwide Evangelization. Evening subject,
.Contentment. Bible class atI12. Bible school
2:30. Christian Endeavor vespers Tuesday
evening meeting for prayer and praise at 8. A
cordial welcome to all services.
The music will be: Morning, organ prelude.
Pastorale, Georges MacMaster; anthem, Venfte
in q fiat. Dudley Buck; %offertory solo for tenor,
Fear Not We o Israel" Dudley Buck: organ
postlude. Improvisation Evening service. Allie
gretto, VIM. Wolstenholm; anthem, and In
That Day. r. Huntington Woodman; ofertory
duet for soprano and contralto.. 'tOver the Stars
There Is Rest Franz Abt; organ postlude.
Scherzo. Jacques Lemmens.
FIRST REFORMED CHURCH, Clinton and
johnson avenues-Rev. Stuart Nye Hutchinson.
minister. Preaching BY Mr.. Hutchinson at 1o:5
and 7:45. Morning subject, Jesus Answer to
Doubt Evening subject, Following Jesus
Affair Off," Sunday schools at $3.50 and 2;30.
NORTH REFORMED CHURCH, Broad and
Bridge streets-Dr. James l.. Vance. minister:
school at $50 a. m. and 2:45 p. m. Christian
at 1890 a. m. on Patience" and at 7:45 p. m,
on Common Goodness" East Newark Sunday
school at 2:30 p. M.
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EXPECT 1000 At
STATE CHRISTIAN
ENOEAv0R MEET
Plainfeld Local Committee
Working Hard Preparing to
Receive Delegates.


The Plainfeld local committee of
Christian Endeavorers, with Charles F.
Windham as the efficient secretary, is
working hard preparing to al for the
1000 delegates expected to attend the
annual State Christian Endeavor 0 n
yention. The last time the State meet
ing was held in Plainfield vas twelve
years g and the coming convention.
judging by the reports already in the
hands of the local committee, should
surpass any of its predecessors.
The committee arranging the pro-
gram of the three daysSmeeting is COM
posed Of the Rev. Abram Duryee, of
H-ackensack; the Rev. w B. Hamilton.
of Elizabeth; the Rev. ]. c. Killian, of
Trenton; Percy r. Nuessle, of this city,
and State President John T. Sproull.
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METHoDIsT. %EPIsCoPAL.

CENTENARY METHODIST EPISCOPAL
Rev. !. e. Mccrea, D. D.. pastor. Glass meet
ings $3.50 a. m. Morning worship 10:50; SER
mon by the pastor. Sunday school and pastor
subject The Modern Man" .Epworth League
meeting. led By Dr. Mccrea- The public cor
The following music will be rendered tomor-
row evening; Prelude, Andante. Flagler; an,
s sRsms, Even k Me-" q WARREN a1ys s osfe s | Pastor to
ale. Best; soprano solo; The Lord Lord Is MY
CENTRAL METHODIST EPISCOPAL
CHURCH. Market and Mulberry streets-Rev.
William n Morgan. D. D. pastor. 1920 a m,
service; Evangelist Ferdinand shiverea win
n aDsaN BY On the M pastor Men Dr. Dr' Morean a;s' Subject i % S will
be THE Golden Rule. Tuesday, 8 p. M,
prayer service; D.; Mo5gan IN H. chs spSs.rs Thur w,,l
speak on 'The Of Power All are
invited to these services.
FRANKLIN STREET METHODIST EPIsco-
., m. and 7:l5 P. m Sunday school at a:so p
eve Evenings Essps the sesviS sih At Be- $40 vP + M er ras e eontfo.
versy." All welcome.
ROsEvILLE METHODIST EPISCOPAL
piace-Dorr Frank Defender, minister. Morn.
ing worship and sermon at 1890 O'Clock sub
ject. The Law of the R~edemptive Life" Eve
OF praise, so%loists, Miss Cornelia N. Marvin. OF
New York, and Mr. John 3. Hamilton; address
The Man Who Believes Something" Men,
meeting $50 a.. m. Sunday school ESQ p. m,
Vesper service Of the Epworth League 6:45 p
me Boys vesper Club 6;45 p. m. Mid-week
at s o'clock. Strangers cordially welcome.
ST. ANDREWS METHODIST EPISCOPAL
CHURCH Sussex avenue and Lock street.-the
Rev. A. B. FitzGerald. a former pastor, will
preach tomorrow at l0:45 a. M Sunday <schoo
at $3.50 p. m. DR.. George M. Whitfield. district
president of the Epworth League, will conduct
the league service at 7 p. m, and afterward
will install the newly elected officers. At 7:4l
p. m. DR.. Whitfield will deliver an address Ii
behalf OF Epworth League work. Special an.
thems will be rendered by the choir at both thu
| morning and evening services.
ST. JOHNS METHODIST EPISCOPAL
| CHURCH, Orange. N. j., Hickory. opposite
Pierson street.-The Rev. William r. A
Palmer, pass Or. Preaching 10:l5 a. m. and 74i
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MEMORIAL DAY
PARADE IS TO Be
SHORT THIS YEA2
Change Made So as Not to linz
pose Hardship on the G.
A. R. Veterans.

The line of march Of the Memorial
Day parade has been shortened again
this a in order to impose as little
labor as possible on the G. A. r. veter-
ans, who will be the principal feature
of the celebration. Beginning at Mill
tary Park the procession will march
down Broad street past the City Hall to
Lincoln Park, around the park and
back to the First Presbyterian Church.
where the marchers will disband.
After the parade the posts will divido
to decorate the graves Of soldiers In the
different cemeteries of the city. Later
in the afternoon they will assemble in
their post quarters for reunion exer-
cises. Religious exercises will be held
in the evening in the First Presbyterian
Church, where the principal address
will be made by Attorney-Genera Ed
mund Wilson.
The following G. A. r. posts will head
the procession; Hexamer No. "a, Phil
Sheridan No. ITO, Phil Kearny No. 1,
James A. Garfield No. 4, Marcus
l.. Ward No. IS, Lincoln No. IL
and Tucker No. SIS. The Spanish War
Veterans, the Sons of Veterans, Column
bian Guards, Aronson Cadets. Polish
Artillery, all the councils of the Jr.s o.
y. A. M. and the cadet corps and boys
brigdaes of the various Newark
churches will be invited to participate.
The city officials and incapacitated
G. A. r. men will be in carriages.
Owing to he fact that May 80 falls
on Sunday this "a the celebration
will take place on Monday. May 81.
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/" In Pulpit and Choir :

49, IA 90 L -fNatA aa44E& S IL ~ .Ea4 49,
o~fertory. alto Solo, Crossing the Bar" cowies;
Postlude, Tours.
SIxTH PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH, Lafay-
cite and Union streets-Rev. Davis w. Lusk.
D. D.. minister. Brotherhood prayer meeting
9:45 a. m. Mothers Day service 1890 a. M;
preaching by the minister. Evening service 7:45
p. m. preaching by the minister on The Sab
bath Problem Sunday school 2:30 p. m.
Christian Endeavor 6:45 ?. M
SOUTH PARK PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH.
Broad street aid Clinton avenue-Rev. Lyman
Whitney Allen, D. D.. pastor; Rey,, Arthur A;
Fellstrom, assistant. DR.. Allen will preach at
1o:45 and 4. Sabbath school 2:45. Prayer serv-
ice, Tuesday. g p. m.
s-treets-Sabbath school 2:so. Children's, praise
and Christian Endeavor services q Evening
service s. Ascension Day prayer service,
Thursday, 8. Welcome.
THIRD PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH, Broad
street, opposite City Hall-Robert Scott Inglis.
minister. Morning service 1890 o'clock; ser
mon subject. "A Great Church, installation
Of elders and deacons. Evening service 7:45. the
pastor will begin a series of sermons COM
memorative of the four hundredth anniversary
of the great scholar. statesman and churchman.
John Calvin. Subject tomorrow night, calvin
the Man"
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tat rEr t-.t f-+r 20" ArGfNS4H.aH tx. EM.N-
dent OF Delaware State College. Class meet
ing 1880 p. m. Sunday school 3 P M Ep-
Superintendent Henry 4. Monroe. D; D. will
May Is. 8 p. M, first quarterly conference.
ST. LUKEss METHODIST EPISCOPAL
CHURCH, Clinton a~venueLJames Monroe
Taber, jr., D. D.. pastor. Or. Taber will speak
7:a5 iVc on % 1.-THE nc Crossing @ains a Of the he ssesasees Sunday
school 2;3o. Bpworth League 6;45. Young Mems
The music for tomorrow is as follows: Morn
ing. prelude, Adagio, Ashford: anthem, .Far
From NY Heayenly Home, Scott; oIssrtory,
tone. 'Crucihx,' Faure; postlude. Finale.
Newell. Evening, prelude, Prelude in F, Gull
phim." Faure; o%ffertory, Album Leaf" Ash,
ford, solo for Soprano 20 God Be Merciful,"
Bartlett; postlude, Postlude In g. Horstool.
ST. PAUL's METHODIST EPISCOPAL
'a The Sl Mohamm eSansl and 4 the pase CHRISTIAN tan : a:sa
Class. 745 p, M. musical service, Miss Ethel
smith ]yiolinist: M Basges Wells !. tenor saTs:
p. m. SONS of St. Paul, Friday. f:so p. m,
for the evening, at which time Miss Ethel G.
Smith, violinist. and John Barnes Wells, tenor,
Of qf,l New York. VIII assist The - mnsic will be as
duet, art Thou weary" HOFFMAN,; ofertory.
Romance, Zttterbart; baritone solo, Nature S
Alteration. Beethoven; postlude, Allegro,
Dubois. Evening, prelude Andante, from Com
gan tenor solo, II Love The Lord" Berwaid:
o~ffertory, Souvenir" Drdla, violin and organ;
tenor solo. The Lord Is My Light" Allitsen;
trio for soprano. tenor and bass, ''On Thee
Each Living Soul Awaits" from Creation. T"
Haydn; ~postlude, vivace, Haydn.
METHODIST EPISCOPAL
'CHURCH-The Rev. DR.. MCGOWAN will preach
in the morning on Contradictions in the
Bible" In the evening on victory Our
Temptation" Epworth League at $50 p. M
UNION STREET METHODIST EPISCOPAL
CHURCH, corner Union and Green streets
Frederick Chauncey Mooney. minister. IA Elm
street. 1880. a. m. subject. Our Mounts Of
TRANSPORTATION" 1880 p. m. anniversaries of
the Epworth League and THE Boys Vide
awake Club DR.. Jesse L. Hurlbut Will de-
liver the address. Home church. Strangers
cordially received.
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HERE NOTED
FOR ITS CHARITY
AND ENEV0LENCE
Statement Of Cardinal Logue
May Apply to Ireland, but
Not to America.

49, I'D ~. 4Hr IL-
DUBLIN. May 15-Cardinal Logue
has issued a strong condemnation Of
certain practises of the Ancient Order
of Hibernians.
He says that in some places the Hi
~bernians' society is a pest and prac-
tises cruel tyranny. its members in
dulging in drinking and dancing and
compelling people by force to join the
organization through threats Of boy
colt and even personal violence.
He forbids the priests from this time
on to give absolution to those guilty of
such practises.
Whatever may be the fact in ireland
it is certain that no such practises pre-
vail here. The organization is one Of
the foremost Catholic societies in the
country n is commended by clergy
and laity alike for it's ~benevolehce and
charity.-Ed.
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PEOPLES CHORAL SERVICE.

The peoples choral service at the
Peddie Memorial Church tomorrow eve-
ming will introduce a new tenor to these
services and to Newark. William August
Ruwe, who has recently been singing in
the Baptist Temple. Brooklyn, will as
sist the choir.
The opening anthem will be Calkin's
B~epedictus in G. The anthem will be
seek Ye the Lord" by Roberts, tenor
solo and chorus. At the offertory, John
Btainer's motette. Lead Kindly Light
with tenor solo. The prayer response
will be Russelrs Holy Holy" and the
male chorus will be Holden's God Be
With Us" The opening service Of song
for choir and congregation will be from
Alexander's Service of Praise"
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JAN POUREN, RUSSIAN
EXILE, TO SPEAK HERE,

Jan Jenoff Pouren, the Russian refu-
gee, over whom so much International
excitement was raised about two
months ago, when an attempt was made
by the Russian government to obtain
his extradition, is billed to speak to-
night in Columbia Hall, 224 Court street,
under the auspices of the Essex county
Socialist party. Pouren will speak
about his troubles with the Russian
government.
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NEWARK PASTOR AT
CANADIAN CLUB FETE.
DR. |. B. Hopwood at Banquet in
New York City.

The Rev. DR.. 1. B. Hopwood. pastor
of Calvary Presbyterian Church, was
among those present at the annual din
ner of the Canadian Club of New York
at the Hotel Astor last night. The
speakers were DIR. Neil Macphatter. F.
R. C. s., president of the club and
toastmaster; George L. Foster. of the
Canadian Parliament; Congressman
Francis w. Cushman, of Washington;
Frank Oliver, Canadian minister of the
interior; the Rev. DR.. Donald C. Mac
Leod, of Washington; George Tate
Blackjack, R. c., of Toronto, and W. o.
Sealey, M. P, of Hamilton, Ontario.
Vice-President Sherman had been ex-
pected, but he had found it impossible
to be present.
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PRESBYTERIAN.

FIRST PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH. Broad
street. near MechanicLThe Rev David r
classes and Mems Bible Union ESQ p. m. Adult
Bible Class 4. Christian Endeavor 6:45 p. m.
experimenting Tuesday evening at 5. Study
Of next Sundays lesson Friday evening at 8
o'clock.
The music will be as follows: Morning, pre-
Jude Allegretto Pastorale, Grieg; anthem,
" .Tsass N M9 sa n D Swans a BSh RGe bsT1ton sp sSlp:
postlude. Meditation" Dubois. Evening, pre-
iude., Allegretto. Wilkes; tenor solo and chorus.
anthem. I'VE Beseech Thee, o Lord, West
Postlude in B Hat. Dubois.
/ HIGH STREET PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH.
corner High and Court streets-Rev. Henry x,
Early morning service $50 O'clock. Morning
Sunday school 3 ,. m. Christian Endeavor g: 4
p. m. Evening worship 7:30 o'clock; subject,
The music for the day will be as follows:
anthem, THE Sun Shall Be No More, Wood,
Shelly organ, professional March" Ketel-
hey: Evening, organ. Invocation" Ashmall;
shelly; off tr 7 IS Lord adn' When n nuT We De BEND, /.
Schneider; organ, Postlude in =, jackson.
PARK PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH, corner
Mcdowell, pastor; Rev. r. H. N. Adjusting,
pastors assistant. At II a. m. the pastor will
nH1TShaes Test Of Manhood. 20 70 a. M. Junior En- n
deayor- 2:i5 p m. Bible school. e45 7. m,
Senior Christian Endeavor. Tuesday. at s p
M. prayer-meeting. A cordial welcome to al
services. Seats free.
PARK PRESBYTERIAN CHAPEL, Highland
avenue, near Bloomfield avenue-Rev. r. H
M Augustine will preach at 10:45 a. m. and
7.45 p. M 10 a. M, Junior Endeavor. 3 p. m.
Sunday school.
SECOND PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH-Rev
Pleasant Hunter, d. D., pastor. Sunday serv-
ices 1915 a. m. and 745 p. m. Evening subject
Some Things a Christian Ought TO Be" AL
seats free at evening service.
The music tomorrow will be: Morning. pre-
lude, Largo, from New World Symphony
Dyorak; anthem. II VIII Mention Thy LOVING
Kindnesses,n Sullivan; o~ffertory, tenor solo
Then Shall the Righteous Shine" Mendeis-
sohn; postlude. ALA Marcia" from Sonata
No. /, Mark Andrews. Evening. prelude
Moment Musical" Schubert; anthem. q
Heard the Voice OF Jesus Lszt- Schneider
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ST. ANDREWS SOCIETY
HOLDS ANNUAL ELECTION.

The annual meeting of st. Andrews
Society was held last night at Achtel-
stetter's. Reports from the officers and
committees showed the society to be
In a prosperous condition. The follow
ing officers were elected: Honorary
president, John M. Breingan; president.
William M. Mackay; vice-president.
Henry Chapman; secretary. John
Campbell; treasurer, Thomas Earl.
finaneial secretary, John G.. Blair: chap
lains, the Rev. John Mcdowell and the
Rev. John Hutchinson; trustees, James
fiockhart, Joseph Patton, Angus SIM
clair.
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GRADED UNION TO MEET.

The Newark Graded Union of Sun
day School Teachers will meet on Mon
day, in the First Presbyterian Church.
The Rev. Delavan DeWoif, secretary of
the New Jersey Baptist convention,
will conduct the Bible study class at
8 o'clock, and lead a short devotional
service; after which the lesson for the
following Sunday will be taught, in the
different grades: Beginners, Mrs. r.
N. Waring; primary. Mrs. William
Bailey; junior, Miss Kate z. CASTOR;
intermediate, Mrs. w. L. Smith.
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BISHOP TO ADMINISTER
SACRAMENT TO MANY.
Confirmation in. St. Patrick's
Cathedral.

The sacrament of confirmation will
be administered to a large number of
boys and girls at st. Patrick's Cathe-
ldral at 1870 o'clock next Thursday,
evening by the Rt. Rev. John J.. o'Con-
nor. bishop of the Newark Catholic do
|cese.
A three days retreat for those to be
confirmed will commence in the cathe-
dral Monday morning at 8 o'clock.
which will be conducted by the Rev.
u. P. Whelan, rector of the cathedral.
On Thursday morning the candidate
will receive holy communion in a body.
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..

NEWARK LIGHT HOUSE, 100 Green. street.
near L~iberty-Tonight, Brother Jones. OF Eilza-
$3.50. Rev. wv. Rubyor, and singing by male
quartet. and string music. 7:so. Brother TICK
ner and friends. Meetings every evening at Z
o'clock, Everybody welcome.
THE PEOPLES TEMPLE ss Clinton street.
Frederick and Pattie watkins Lindsay. Will con:
duct a Gospel temperance rally tonisnt az :
Lucas will speak. 8 p. m. a union eyangelistic
service will be held. Pattie Watkins Lindsay
Will sing at all services.
YOUNG MEMS CHRISTIAN ASSOCIATION.
1W Halsey. street-Henry A. Cozzens, secretary.
Bible classes as usual Don't fail 70 near ms
great evangelist, Schiverea, associated VIII
Moody in his worldwide work, scnlversa
hits from the shoulder" singing. py ms
noted, concert sonrano. Mrs, l. Garro1 pecksi'
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BAPTIST.

PARAMOUNT BAPTIST CHURCH. Fair
mount avenue, near Bank ,street-Preaching
1880 a. M and 7:45 p: m. by the pastor. Rev.
George E. Lombard. Morning theme, Visiting
the Sick" Evening, the second of the New
ark Bells, THE Church Bell-Why More People
Do Not Heed IT." j.
MT. PLEASANT BAPTIST CHURCH, Belle
Vile avenue and Oriental street-W. T. S.
Lumbar. minister. Morning worship at 10:45;
theme. Learn to Forget" Evening worship
at 7:45; theme, The Worlds Greatest Lion
Tanner"
NORTH BAPTIST CHURCH. High and Or
ange streets-Rev. W.. Franklin Rowley, pas
tor. Preaching at 10:45 and at 7:45. Rev. M.
H. Pogson. D. D., of the Ministers Home
Society, will be present with the pastor. Bible
school at 2;30.
SOUTH BAPTIST CHURCH, East Kinney,
near Broad street-Rev. Clark T. Brownell,
pastor. Morning worship 1870; sermon BY pas
tor. The Validity of What Is Right in a
Mans own Eyes" Music by choir. II Will
Magnify Thee. o God. Ashford; Jerusalem, .
Parker. Evening worship 7:45; sermon, The
Gateway Of Life The Treble clef Society, Of
thirty voices will sing at evening service.
Sunday school 2:30. Young peoples meeting
s:45. Mid-week service, Thursday. 7;45.
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TO HAVE SYMPOSIUM
ON CHURCH'S SCOPE,
Well known Pastors to Take
Part in Discussion.

How a the church at large best
meet the religious needs of the city Of
which will be held at the twentieth an
Tua business session of the Presby-
terrain Union at Calvary Presbyterian
Churo' Monday evening. Those who
will speak are the Rev. Charles L,
Mead, former pastor Centenary M. E.
Church; the Rev. Henry H. Hadley,
rector st. Paul's P. E. Church; the
Rev. w. T. S. Lumbar, pastor Mt.
Pleasant Baptist Church, and the Rev.
Pleasant Hunter, D. D., pastor Second
Presbyterian Church.
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uNIvERsALIsT.

Rev. Henry r. Rose, Minister.
CHURCH OF THE REDEEMER, Broad and
City Hall-Bmmanuei Movement sermon on this
important subject: Getting at the Best in
others" Is there not good In everybody But
how can we get at 1t? That Is the problem;
Mr.. Rose will try to show the solution. Next
Sundays subject, Mental and Moral Hy-
giene." Sunday school at 10. Specially. fine
festival concert at 7:45 by the choir and the
ming service of the season. Come early.
The music tomorrow will be: Organ prelude,
professional, Love Divine, All Love Excel
Ing; anthem, 20 Taste and See How Gracious
the Lord Is" Sullivan; response after prayer.
Nearer. Ny God, to Thee" Hanscom;. OFFER
tory 20 for a Closer Walk With Cod" n
Leprevost. Evening. special musical service
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SIXTH CHURCH TO
OBSERVE MOTHERS DAY.
Rev. DR.. Lusk to Preach a Spec
cial Sermon.

The Sixth Presbyterian Church will
observe Mothers Day tomorrow and all
the men are invited to the morning
service and requested to wear a white
c%arnation in honor of their mothers.
The pastor. the Rev. DR.. Davis w.
Lusk, will preach a Mothers Day SER
mon, and in the evening he will speak
on Sabbath K~eeping-the Use and
Abuse of the Day."