Evening journal., 1910-10-12
OLD ASBURY
III YEARS OLD
Anniversary to be Observed
for Five Days Beginning
Next Sunday
INVITE LABOR TO
ONE NIGHTS SERVICE

UNE NlGHT'S SERVICE
An elaborate program has been pre-
pared for the celebration of the 121st
anniversary of Asbury M. E. Church
next week. The celebration will begin
on Sunday morning and end on the fol-
lowing Friday evening The commit
tee in charge of the observance COM
prises the pastor. the Rev. r. G. Mac
nichol, James r. Cummings and G. M.
Leitch. The program follows:
Sunday Oct 16--Anniversary Love
Feast, a. m. led by Mrs Annie Fry
er; 1890, preaching by the Rev. James
Buckley. ID. d.. LII. d., editor Of "The
Christian Advocate" of New York; 2
o'clock. Sunday School rally day; $50.
Epworth League rally; 73O. preaching
by the Rev. John Krantz, ID. D.. of New
York.
Monday. Oct. IT, Brotherhood
Night All Of the Methodist Brother
hoods of the city will assemble i'm
! general mems meeting. The Rev w.
/ 3. Patterson, ID, d., of New York, cor
responding secretary of the Methodist
/ Brotherhood, will deliver an address
Tuesday, Oct lS-Public School
Teachers Night All of the public
school teachers of this city and all
other teachers, together with the
Board Of Public Education, are invlt-
ed The Rev. n. r. Quigg will deliver
an address on Shakespeare N. A..
Chestnut of the Masonic Quartet OF
Philadelphia and other noted singers
will sing.
Wednesday. Oct. t9.-Labor Union
Night. All of the labor unions of this
city and all workingmen are invited.
| The Rev Alfred r. Craig. ID. d., Of
Grace Church. will deliver an address
Music viii be furnished by the Pusey
and Jones Quartet.
Supper Everybody is invited. Music
will be furnished by the Sunday School
Orchestra
Friday, Oct 21-Anniversary Con-
cert by the Epworth N. E. Church
Choir under the direction of Professor
George E. King A silver Offering is
requested All of the friends and form
er members Of Asbury are very cor
daily invited TO join in the celebra-
ton of this anniversary week.
Want Labor al Anniversary.
The committee invites the labor
unions and the Board of Education
and public school teachers to take
part in the observance. The follow
ing letter has been addressed TO the
members of all labor unions:
Asbury NJ. e. Church,
Wilmington, Delaware.
Dear Sirs and Brothers.
Desiring to give public expression
OF the profound interest of the Chris
tian Church in the organization of
labor, and seeking closer fellowship
with the working men of our city the
| committee In charge of the observ-
ance of the 12lst Anniversary OF AS
bury Church. have selected the even
ing Of October 10th as fitting op-
portunity of giving public expression
.lot our fellowship with the various
Labor Unions of the City OF Whining
ton We therefore. cordially invite
the various Labor Unions of the city
to come together in a general meet
ing, to be held in Asbury Church, Oc-
tober 18th at s o'clock
The meeting will be addressed by
a prominent speaker Good music will
be provided and a general good time
Is expected. No money will be asked
for other than the usual plate Offer
ing.
Committee.
h. G. Macnichol,
Jas. r. Cummings.
c. NJ. Leitch.
The invitation to the educators fol-
lows:
Asbury Parsonage, No. 222 Walnut St.
Wilmington, Del.
As we regard the Public School as
one of the magnificent products of the
Christian religion we feel that the
Christian Church honors itself I'm pub.
licly recognizing the work and worth
: Of the public school teacher
During the celebration of the 12ist
, anniversary of Asbury Church. We
desire to bring together. I'm a pleasant
and helpful way at a general meeting
these two great factors. in the better
ment of our humanity, the church anC
the school
We therefore cordially invite tn,
public school teachers of this city
! together with the officers and mem
: bers of the Board of Public Educa
tion TO meet with us on Tuesday even
ing. October 18th.
: No money will be asked for, othe,
= than the usual plate Offering.
Committee,
70 C. Macniohol
n Jas. r. Cummings,
rs G.. NJ Leitch