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Evening journal., 1911-12-30
COMMUNE AS
OLD YEAR GOES
West Church PreSbyterians
ArrangeS Solemn Service
for Sunday Night
ORGAN TO PEAL
POPULAR MEDITATIONS

The passing Of the year will be
fitungly recognized tomorrow at West
Presbyterian Church. In the morning
at 1880 o'clock, the Rev. Alexander
Alison. Jr., will preach upon the sub
jcct Numbering Our Days" The
best Of the Christmas music will be
repeated by the large chorus choir.
A most impressive communion SER
vice has been arranged for the clos
ing hours of the old year. This SER
vice will being at 10 O'Clock and con-
clude at 11.30 O'Clock, the remaining
in witnessing and prayer, any who
desire taking part Beginning about
$50 o'clock Will NJ. S. Brown will
give series Of organ meditationf
with some OF the old favorites, and
Mrs. Mollie Bonner Bucher, soprano
will sing Abbotts Just for Today
The service will be simple but i'm
pressive The church session viii
meet at $50 o'clock, also TO receive
new members.
The Sunday school will meet at
o'clock for the last session of what
has been the most successful year IN
its history. II is expected that all the
enrolled members who are able will
be in their places, to help make the
closing day memorable The parish
helper has returned from her Christ.
mas vacation and will meet the La.
dies Glass and the pastor will meet
and teach the Mems Class which
meets in the auditorium. There viii
be special music by the quartetto and
tho singing Of the mon themselves
will be feature The pastors teach.
Ing topic will be Some Great Les.
SONS I Have Learned From the Years
Work" This class has had a pre-
uomensl growth and looks forward
with great expectation TO the New
Year. Men are invited
Music for the day willbe.
Morning Organ. 'Postlude In c.
Mann; anthem. The Angels Are
Singing" Lacey: offertory. There
Were Shepherds Ambrose. Solos
Mrs Downing. Miss Robb; organ
@Postludo in c. Mann
Evening Organ Meditatlons, I
Pilgrims Chorus Wagner; ?. A
"Traumerei." Schumann: 3, Sons
10 the Evening STAR Wagner; 3
Air in Ancient Style Gabriel.
"Gavotte.' Wachs: s. Largo Han.
del: Postlude March in E' LIE
bank; offertory, Come Unto Me-
Chandler.
Evening journal., 1911-12-30
HOLIDAY TREAT
FOR LITTLE FOLK

Following is the program Of the
christmas entertainment to be given
In the First Methodist Protestant
Sunday school on Sunday evening:
Prayer. scripture reading. Luke 49,
20, the Rev G. l.. Wolfe; opening
chorus, Merry Christmas. School ;
address, Welcome. Mabel Gregg; re-
citation, Merry Christmas. Nellie AL
len; recitation. Hang up the Babies
Stocking, May Pierson; recitation. A
Wish, Chas Neugebaur; recitation.
Mothers Santa Claus, Irene Goslin ;
Song, o We Angels. School; recitation,
Virginia Wood; recitation. On Christ
mas Day, Emily Scott dialogue,
Tommy's Piece. Irene Goslin and
Bennett Walker; song, Christmas
Brightness, School; recitation. After
Dinner. Ruth Gregg; recitation, Jesus
Birthday, Myrtle Lee; recitation
Just tho Day Before, Mabel Blackis-
ton; song, o Suffer The Children
School; recitation. Christmas Time
Mildred Pragg; solo. Silent Night
Mabel Gregg; recitation, Sleigh or
Auto, Thomas Marvel; song, Bells OF
Christmas. School; cornet solo, Sc.
lected, Mabel Mckinley; exercise
Dolly Nurses Three, by three girls
recitation. Thomas Marvel; song
Beautiful Star Shine On. School; re-
citation, Christmas as a Peacemaker
Ruth Gregg; reading. The Flavin'
4 lFesseuden Christmas, Fannie T. Hay,
chorus. Wen Tell the Sweet Story
School; distribution Of tokens; reel
tation, The Change at Christmas
Time. Albert .Marten.
Evening journal., 1911-12-30
CHRIsTMAs AT nIMANuEL.

Emmanuel P. E. Sunday school,
Highlands, viii hold its annual
Christmas festival on Sunday even
ing at 7.3o O'Clock. The following
music will be given: Anthem. Herald
Hsrps' Choir; "Glory in the High
est School; responsive reading:
our Redeemer." School: "Just a
Little Baby Primary Class: creed
and prayers; What Shall Our Of
fering Be- School; anthem. Bear
TO All the Christmas Cheer" Choir
benediction; The Christmas Joys.
School, c. W. Griffiths, organist. and
William Mosley. leader.
Evening journal., 1911-12-30

full and Just to forgive US our sins
and TO cleanse us from all unright-
eOusncss."-l John !, ..
We know Of no heather religion
which teaches a God of mercy and
love and kindness. Heather deities
are represented as powerful, fero-
cious, terrible. The people fear them
as demons, but know nothing about
the God of Love. Alas that we must
say III but there are many Chris
tians who, misled by the creeds of
the Darker Ages, do not recognize,
do not worship the God of the Bible
1.-The God Of all Grace, concerning
whom We have the declaration, God
is Love-" The Psalmist's words give
us a proper conception: "But there
is forgiveness with Thee that Thou
mayest be feared" ~ reyerenced.
psalm cxxx. A. We can see readily
enough that the Almighty must be the
very embodiment OF Jusiice-not,
however, a Justice of the kind we were
taught, which was really a great in
justice. God was just in sentencing
father Adam to death because of his
disobedience TO the Divine Law. He
was just in making that sentence ap-
piicable TO all of Adams posterity.
Had He let the sentence rest and al
lowed man to die like the brute beast,
without any hope Of future life. we
would have had no ground for COM
plant II would have been simple
justice.
But God commanded His love to us,
and IL is His love which constrains us
to seek Him and to desire to serve
Him and to walk i'm the footsteps of
Jesus Gods will meant the require
ment of Justice and He opened up tho
way by which He could still be Just
and yet be the Justifer Of those who
believe In Jesus. who become His dis
ciples, TO take up their cross and fol-
low Him; and having thus arranged
for the satisfaction of these, God pur-
poses TO give a blessing TO Adam and
his race IN a way which would do
them the most good. And this show
ing of the sDivine character is not
merely 20 bring laudation 20 the AL
mighty but specially for the purpose
of making His creatures acquainted
with His character, that they may
have great confidence IN Him through
out eternity and that seeing the
beauties Of His character they may
copy the same and thus be more
abundantly blessed
SalVati0n's First Step.
The first step of Gods plan Is the
selection Of special class. sanity
few. from amongst mankind They
are chosen for a purpose In them
God would show forth the exceeding
riches of His Grace and His loving
kindness In Christ Jesus, in lifting
Evening journal., 1911-12-30
To Wateh The Old Year and The Sing AGA
,OL0 IES1AMENT HINES

Paul urges, Let us come with cour-
age to the throne OF grace that we
may obtain mercy and find grace TO
help in every time of need. He
brews iv, Is.
It was evidently because the Lord
foresaw that His people might be-
come abashed by their repeated fail
ures through inherited weaknesses of
their flesh that He provided this
special exhortation for their en-
couragement. This is point we'll to
be remembered at this. the close of
another year and the opening of a
new one. We urge that all Christians
keep a daily record with the Lord
and never retire to rest without OBJ
tanning this grace Of forgiveness and
help But if any have delayed the
matter and cloud has come between
them and the Lord. let them surely
avail themselves Of these promises in
the close Of this year, that they may
start the New Year with clean
slate-with the smile of their Fathers
face upon them. and with the fellow
ship of their Redeemer and with
fresh resolves for earnestness and
carefulness in walking in His steps.
Weary and Heavy Laden.
There are other Scriptures which
apply to those of the world who have
not yet become the Lords people,
and who are not. therefore, included
in our text. This class we refer TO
are included in the Lords words:
Come unto Me. all ye that labor and
are heavy laden. and I will give you
4 rest. Take My yoke upon you and
learn of Me. and ye shall find rest to
your souls. (Matthew Xi, 2S. 29)
There is no rest O. heart in the rest
less striving of selfshness and sin
yet these sometimes work out ex-
periences which lead the weary one
to the great n-Bearer. the Friend
above all others.
What more opportune time than the
beginning Of the year to make the
one. great contract with the Lord
which will make US disciples indeed
the convenant Of self-sacrifice. self
denial-self-renunciation. taking VI
the cross TO follow the Lords leading
whithersoeyer He goeth. knowing
that the end OF the journey will be
glorious and blessed yea, and that
the trials on the way toward the
Heavenly Kingdom will be blessed
and -overruled for good because Jesus
will be sharer also in them.
Evening journal., 1911-12-30

sinners from the miry clay to so glor-
ious a station as He has promised
them-the divine nature, far above an
gels, principalities and powers. Addi-
tionally, He proposes to use them aud
their eXperinces with sin, and their
victories over sin, by making them
loint-heirs with Christ in the ruling
and blessing and Judging of the world
bye and bye.
Following the completion Of the
Church Of the First Borns, will come
the later borns II is the Divine in
tention, not only that the Church shall
attain to the liberty of the Sons Of
God. on the spirit plane, like unto the
angels, but IL is His purpose also that
humanity in general shall be granted
an opportunity to become sons of God,
during Messiahs Reign. For the
creature itself, also, shah be deliver
ed from the bondage Of corruption
death and SIM into the glorious
liberty of the sons of God human
sons. such as Adam was in his per-
lection, free from sin and death, pos
sessed Of the full liberty which God
provided for all in full fellowship with
Him. Romans viii, p.
If We Confess.
Our text undoubtedly refers to those
now called of God TO be members of
the Bride Of Christ. and sharers Of
the liberty and glory of sonship on the
spirit plane. Nevertheless, 1t states
a principle which will be applicable
also during the thousand years of
Mcssiah's reign. None then need
expect to mako progress on the High
way Of Holiness except first they CON
foss their sins and turn from them
and accept the proffered blessing Of
Messiah. who then will be reigning
for the very purpose of destroying sin
and uplifting sinners.
Applying to the text TO the present
time, We see that It does not apply
to sinners in general but to the
Church OF Christ, as again we read
IT we sin we have an advocate with
the Father, Jesus Christ" SO this con-
tession OF sins does not relate TO thc
| world, who have not yet become chill
dren of God through faith and conse.
Grafton. This statement corresponds
TO the one in our Lords prayer
which says Forgive us our tres
passes as we forgive those who tres
pas against H.
"Just TO Forgive Us"
Those who have become New
Creatures in Christ by faith and
obedience--those who have taken IN
their cross to follow Him and have
been begotten of the Holy Spirit
God has agreed to forgive all their
unwilling trespasses upon request
Hence the Apostle John here says
that it will be merely Just on Gods
part to fulfil to His holy ones this
promise which He has made to them.
] Reasoning upon the same subject ST.
Evening journal., 1911-12-30
rNION NJ. E. CHrRcH.

Revival services will begin tomor-
row morning with a prayer and testi-
mony meeting at $50 o'clock, led by
G. w Diggins The pastor will take
for his morning subject, The Unex-
plored Possibilities of the Future" The
topic for the Epworth League at As
o'clock will be Reasoning from a
Blessed Present 10 a Glorious Future
Raymond Smith will be the leader AT
7-30 o'clock the pastor will preach on
Feeding the Multitude" The sermon
will be followed by a conservation SER
vice Watch night service will begin
at II O'Clock and close at 1905 O'Clock
Evening journal., 1911-12-30
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Evening journal., 1911-12-30
ENDEAVORERS In
WATCH NIGHT SERVICE

Some of the Christmas music Of
laet Sunday will be repeated tomor-
row at Westminster Church. The
evening service will be entirely given
over to a Christmas musical service.
The choir will sing the Sacred Can
tala The Holy Child" by Thomas
Adams. The service will begin at s
O'Clock with the organ recital be-
ginuing fifteen minutes earlier The
new organ is complete and organ mu-
sic Of the best sort may be expected
at these services
The City c. Z. Union will hold a
vatch-night service in the chapel on
Sunday evening beginning at 1890
o'clock.
The Sabbath school will attend the
service Of worship in the morning
and viii sing some Of their Christmas
carols
Evening journal., 1911-12-30
EasfIake PresbYferians TO
Hear of New Year Thoughts

given in the church, will he repeated
The anthems and solos sung on last
Sunday morning viii be repeated in
the evening, and the evening music
will he given in the morning. The
soloists will be Miss Maize Solomon,
Miss Vera Sinclair and b II. Loomis.
At the Sunday School service at ,
o'clock there viii be a review Of the
years lessons. The topic at the Christ
ian Endeavor melting will be Things
want to do Better Next Year" The
Christmas green's will still be in place.
Evening journal., 1911-12-30
Cured I'M His Own Homo Tor

WILMINGTON, DEL. Harry on
21S n. Franklin Street tells theH
for his fellow townsmen to be G.
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them a few days the pains in my |
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Market and Second Sts.-Adv.
Evening journal., 1911-12-30
LESSONS FROM THE YEAR.

AT Hanover Presbyterian Church
tomorrow morning the Rev. r. l..
Jackson will preach upon Rest" The
Bible class for men will meet at the
close of the morning service. The
Y. p. S c. f. will hold its prayer
meeting at Z o'clock with Gilbert
Pyle as leader. In the evening The
pastor Will speak upon Lessons from
Past Years The choir will repeat
the Christmas music Of last sunday
Evening journal., 1911-12-30
SERYICEs AT MApELEY.

The Sunday school of Madeley NJ
r. Church at their 2.30 o'clock ses-
sion tomorrow afternoon, will answer
the question, Where Did Christ
Leave His Mortal Body?" The teNi
taken by the pastor. the Rev. J. P.
Outten. at the morning service will
be, And the Child grew and waXed
strong in spirit. filled with wisdom
and the grace Of God was upon Him
In the evening his text will be. "Ano
thou shalt call His name Jesus. fol
He shall save His people from theil
sins
Evening journal., 1911-12-30
ALLIANcE sERYIcE.

At the Christian and Missionary
Alliance Chapel tomorrow morning,
the pastor will preach on the Ques-
finn do We Need n<-i-ai-ausi
Gods Method in Bringing Revival to
People In the evening. the service
win continue from o'clock to mid
night with gospel messages by the
pastor and q number of other preach
ers. ending with an old-fashioned love
feast and watch-night service between
II and II o'clock
Evening journal., 1911-12-30
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Evening journal., 1911-12-30
EPWORTH WILL
BEGIN REVIVAL

With renewed interior TO the
building. a united and growing mem
bership, possessed by hopeful spirit
for future successes Epworth NJ r.
Church will begin revival campaign
indefinitely, commencing each even
ing at 7.30 o'clock. Tomorrow the
pastors theme will be Taking an
Account of Stock
Evening journal., 1911-12-30

10th services on Sunday at East
Lake Presbyterian Church win be Of a
special character and will have refer
ence to the Old Year and the New
Year Al the service at 10 80 O'Clock
the Rev Henry Cunningham. VIII
preach on Backward Forward.
At the popular song and gospel SER
vice at 7.45 o'clock. the theme will be
How to Have a Happy New Year"
There will be excellent music at these
services. The Christmas music, which
was said to have been the best ever
Evening journal., 1911-12-30
SUNDAY AT TRINITY.

The Rev John White, pastor Of
Trinity NJ Z. Church has returned
from visit to Talbot Co, Nd, and
will fill his pulpit on Sunday at both
morning and evening service. He
would like every member present on
this last Sunday of the year There
will be special F9f az Miss Edna
Carr Is organist.
Evening journal., 1911-12-30
RAPTIsT.

North Baptist Church, Lincoln St.
near Delaware avenue. William l.
Pettingill pastor. New Year sermon at
1890 a m Bible School at noon. An
nual roll call meeting at 7.45 p. m,
closing with watchnight services.
Special meetings will be held all next
week, except Saturday evening.
Evening journal., 1911-12-30
CHURCH SERVICES

Communion at 7.3O a. m; mathis at
10 a. M; holy eucharist at 1870 a. m.
Sunday school at 2So p. m. At s
p. m, there will be evensong and the
Right Revs F. J. Kinsman, Bishop OF
the diocese, will be present TO admin
lister the sacrament of confirmation.
Evening journal., 1911-12-30
AT SECOND MI P. CHURCH.

At Second NJ p Church tomorrow
morning the pastor. the Rev G.. f.
Earring, will preach a sermon ap-
propriate for the season. The even
ing subject will be: Numbering Our
Days"
Evening journal., 1911-12-30
RIRLE STUDENTS, MEETING.

The international Bible Students
will meet IN Red Mems Hall, No. 5l5
Shipley street Sunday at o'clock
to study the subject, The Plan of
God for the Worlds Salvation" It
will be illustrated by chart. NJ. r,
Schoonmaker will be the speaker.
Evening journal., 1911-12-30
EVANGELIST HERE AGAIN.

Evangelist II. S. Prener will preach
again on Sunday in the Little
Church" at Tenth and King streets.
The subject will be The Law Of
God" The musical program viii be
supplemented by a violin solo by Miss
NJ F. Harmsn Questions will be an
swered At the close Of the service.
Evening journal., 1911-12-30
with the Coming of Middle Age

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Evening journal., 1911-12-30

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Evening journal., 1911-12-30

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lures, Frames and Artist supplies
Evening journal., 1911-12-30
HE is FAITHFUL AND JUST.
December 81

December 81.
"If we confess our sins, He is faith
full and Just to forgive US our sins
and to cleanse US from all unright-
eOusncSs."-I John |, ..
Evening journal., 1911-12-30


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The Delta independent., 1911-01-13
The Ramsay Dry Goods Co.
ODD FELLOWS BUILDING

People from the northern and dry
sections of Colorado are looking to-
ward the Western Slope lands with
longing eyes. Where they had water
last year their Crops were eaten
up by grasshoppers and dry farming
proved a failure without any rain.
Those who remain over there are
now studying the best methods Of
The Delta independent., 1911-01-13
LOCAL AND PERSONAL

Boss Reed is visiting in Denver
this week.
Travel on this division of the
Rio Grande is said to be lighter
than it has been for several years.
]. A. Gum. the big gun among
the cantalou:pe growers, made The
Independent a pleasant call yes
terday.
Judge Welch left Wednesday
morning to attend a meeting of the
regents of the State normal school at
Greeley.
The new bank at Austin is get
ting started off nicely and the town
IN which it is loatced is also grow
ing nicely.
The Rocky Mountain News has
said one gccd thing: THE Golden
West is the cleaning land between
Kansas and Utah.
Miss Lillian Wilson is filling the
place of Miss H; ,ghes as stenogra-
pher at Judge Welchs Office during
the latters absence.
The new Catholic church will be
dedicated a week from Sunday, Jan
uary 22nd. The program is pub
'shed in this paper.
Lydia l. Hughes left last Friday
FOR Cherokee, Iowa. being called
ONE by the news that her sister
was dangerously i'll.
MIR. and Mrs Harry Singleton ar
rived from Fort Collins Tuesday on
a visit to Harry's parents. Mr. and
Mrs. Walter Singleton.
Prof and Mrs. c. A. Dana returned
home Sunday after spending the
holidays at the former home of Mrs.
Dana. OTTAWA. Illinois
J. b. Killian and Ed Healy of Del
IA. and Thurley of California mesa.
Were shipping cattle yesterday Som
half dozen carloads in all
The home Of John Harrison. 10
Gated in Happy canon, near Mont
rose. was destroyed by fire on Thurs
day evening OF last week.
Aviators should fly low-just skin
along the tops of the telegraph poles.
where they could light and rest oc-
casionally. II they get tired.
Those wishing information regard
ing Cedaredge. can obtain same by
writing Mr.. R. w. Curtis. who is on
of its most responsible citizens.
He sat in a terrible tremor, his
eye on the hand of fate. In his
the clock on the taxi said eight.
Despite disgruntling weather and
many minor Crouch germs. the new
year has been started of with
smile. See that it doesn't come of.
And now n Denver grand jury has
found that the whole state admins
tration is rotten. Denver and
Denmark both begin with capitol
d.
Marshall barley returned to his
duties in the Forestry Service at
sPi aiNtA PiN"Sahhi'
spending the holidays with his par
ents here.
Born to Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Wal
Ter. Dodge and 9Th streets. Delta, on
Tuesday Afternoon. Jan. 10th. a
J 3-pound boy. Mother and child
doing nicely.
Don't look for scare heads in
order to find interesting items in The
Independent. You will happen upon
them everywhere. II you read the
paper closely.
The deeds of transfer recorded
the past week make better show
ing than for several weeks past.
their considerations totaling better
than $4,000.
Daniel Grim sold his 90 acres near
Read Tuesday to Mr. Wilson, who
sold his 60 acres across the river
to Mr. Endsley. The Grim 90 acres
brought $4,000.
The Delta independent., 1911-01-13

lighting the hoppers. Last year was
a ravaging one and 1t is said the
year after, or second year. Is al
ways worse. The grasshoppers de-
posit their eggs just under the sur
face of the ground. Two plowings
will be given the ground this season,
one shallow. to turn the eggs on
top. and one deep. to bury them.