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Evening journal., 1912-12-28
CAROLS BY
CHOIR AGAIN
EpWOrth Musicians Will Re-
peat Christmas Musical
Program Of Last Sunday
EXPECT CROWDED
CHURCH ON OCCASION

Epworth NJ f. Church choir win
repeat the Christmas choral service
given on Christmas eve, at the regu-
lar Sunday evening service at $50
o'clock. The audience present on
Tuesday evening enjoyed an unusual
musical treat, and no doubt will be
glad of the announcement that the
entire program will be repeated to-
morrow night. This will also give
others an opportunity OF hearing the
music, who were unable to be present
when It was first rendered
Lewis r. Wilson. formerly organ
list of West Presbyterian Church.
will be accompanist in the absence
of Mrs. Emma Saxton, the regular or
ganist. The large chorus choir may
also be assisted by an orchestra OF
some of Wilmington's best instru-
mentalists Following is the pro
gram: silent Night Gruber; BE
hold Ye His Star Hall; prayer
Softly Silver Starlight" Lyons
baritone solo, Hail to the King,
John A. Booker; Joy to the World,
congregation. Hail. o Glorious
King" Brown; scripture readint
(Prophetic); And Lo! The Angel,
Solly; "The Herald's Song" (Mal'
Chorus). Geibel; tenor solo, I'm OlS
Judea." Harper spry; scripture read
ing, CThe Annunciation) Star o
the East" Miles; offering; Calm OF
the Listening Ear of Night" Brown
Peace on Earth" Judson.
Evening journal., 1912-12-28
FIRST CHURCH
CHOIR TO SING
CAROLS AGAIN

The close of the year will be re-
membered fittingly at the First Pres
byterian Church, Market above Ninth.
In the morning the minister, the Rev.
j. Ross Stonesifer, will preach upon
an appropriate theme and in the even
ing the church chorus will repeat all
of its Christmas music and add sew
eral new selections among which will
be a womans quartette. The choir
received much commendation for its
work last Sunday and its music will
doubtless be heard by another congre-
cation filling the church, as was the
case a week ago.
The Sunday School at o'clock is
full of interest All of the depart
ments are fully organized, equipped
and iourishing Bible classes foI
men and women receive as much atten-
ton as the other departments. The
Barnabas Men taught by the minister
in the church auditorium is an at.
tractive and helpful place for men
Evening journal., 1912-12-28
SERVICES AT SILvERBROOOK.

At Silverbrook Methodist Episcopal
Church tomorrow the services viii be
as follows: 1890 a. M, organ prelude;
anthem, Good Tidings of Great JOY,
r. b. Herbert; hymn. 107 Antioch; "
apostles creed. prayer; anthem, "All
Journey to Bethlehem;" hymn, $50,
psalter, christmas" hymn. l15.
Christmas" sermon. subject. At
the Ends of the World" w. r. Sudds T.
Coronation; bonediction.
AT o'clock all the departments of
the Sunday School will meet followed
by the regular weekly meeting of the
Junior League. EpwOrth League SER
vice will be held at Gas o'clock with
Joseph Cross as leader, An evan
geistic service will be held at 730
O'Clock, and following the usual TWEEN
ty minute sing service the pastor will
preach a brief sermon
Owing to the illness of the leader
Joseph W. Coley. and other members
of the chorus, the annual choral ser
vice will be postponed until Sunday
evening, January 8.
Evening journal., 1912-12-28
CHRISTMAS JOYS AT
BRANDYWINE CHURCH

On Sunday morning the Rev f. f.
Carpenter, pastor of Brandywine Meth
odist Episcopal Church, will preach on
the subject, IAN After Christmas
Thought" or "The Price of Soul Win
ning.' The Epworth League devotion
al meeting will be held al G.45 o'clock
under the direction OF the pastor. IN
the evening the pastor will preach ON
the subject. "A Fallen Athlete" This
subject was to have been treated on
last Sunday evening. but circum-
stances made IL advisable 10 defer IL
until the present Sabbath The sun
day Schools will hold their services
as usual On Monday evening. Dec.
80. the Sunday morning Sabbath
School will hold its Christmas enter
tainment in the chapel of the church.
On Tuesday night, Dec 81. at 1890
o'clock. the pastor will hold a watch
night service to continue until mid
night This service will be the begin
ming of a series of services which
Will be held throughout the month of
January The choir will repeat the
Christmas music
Evening journal., 1912-12-28
SERYICEs AT EPM0RTH.

Epworth Church will have services
tomorrow i'm keeping with the eve
of a New Year al 1890 o'clock
"The Supreme Aim" will be the min
ister's theme and at 7.3O o'clock Mr.
Poole will speak on New Year re-
solutions.
The church has had a most happy
Christmas tide The midnight choral
service Tuesday night and Christmas
morning was a treat, and the enter
tainment by the school was a decided
success. Many gifts were distributed
among them being a handsome gas
lamp and cut glass for the minister
and his wife.
Evening journal., 1912-12-28
"CREATION''AS
PASTORS THEME
Mr.. Crawford to Discuss Sub
ieCt at Sunday Morning
Service
CHRISTMAS FESTIVALS
IN SCHOOL ON MONDAY

Creation" will be the subject of the
fermch tomorrow morning in Central
Presbyterian Church. King street. be-
low Eighth. at 1890 o'clock The Rev.
]. II. Crawford will preach at both
morning and evening services. In the
evening at 7.45 o'clock a gospel meet
ing will be held with gospel singing
and the subject of the sermon will be
fright and Wrong Uses Of the Our
Past"
r The Sunday School and Adult Bible
Class will meet at the usual time The
school will hold it's festival on Mon
day. In the afternoon the children's
department will have a good time and
there will be a Christmas tree for the
little folks In the evening the main
school will have an entertainment en-
titled white Gifts for the King"
The Christian Endeavor Society will
meet tomorrow evening at GAS O'Clock
The meeting will be in charge of the
Missionary Committee.
The Parent-Teacher Association will
-hold its regular meeting on Friday
evening, January 3. Miss Katherine NJ
Wead, who has charge of the chill.
dren's department in the library, viii
{ell of the kind of books children
should read. There will be music ant
an enjoyable evening is anticipated.
Evening journal., 1912-12-28
THOUGHTS OF
THE NEW YEAR

The Rev T. p. Holloway, pastor OF
the Second Baptist Church. will con-
duct the public worship and preach
at the regular morning and night
services in the church tomorrow. His
themes will bear on the thought Of
the New Year. In the morning he
will preach on "The Unwalked Way.
The theme for the night sermon will
be, "The Time is Short"
The choir will repeat some of the
Christmas music that was sung in the
church last Sunday. The musical
program follows:
Morning Anthem, "Hark. What
Mean Those Holy Voices" Verdi; an
them. 1T Came Upon the Midnight
Clear" Sullivan.
Night-Anthem. "The Birthday n a
King Neidlinger; anthem, 20 Sinl
Unto God Gounod.
The Bible school will hold the ses-
sion of its various departments al
2.15 o'clock in the chapel and church
house
At the meeting of the Senior Chris
tian Endeavor Society, which meets
at 6.45 o'clock i'm the chapel, Mr.
Hollaway will lead. and the newl,
elected officers of the society win b
i installed,
! Beginning Wednesday night. Janu
airy 8, Mr.. Holloway will inauguraie
regular weekly Bible study.
Evening journal., 1912-12-28
FIRST M. P. TOTS
IN XMAS PROGRAM

First NJ p Sunday School will hold
it's Christmas entertainment I'm the
church auditorium tomorrow evening.
Following will be the program; Cho-
rus. "A Bright and Happy Chorus"
school; recitation. "A Welcome"
Ralph Pierson; recitation. Herman
Marvel; chorus. Christmas Bells"
school; recitation. my Old DOLL"
Lucy pragg; recitation. Alice Tur-.
ner; chorus. THE Dear Long Ago."
school; recitation. Christ Child"
Mabel Gregg; dialogue Secrets"
four children; primary song, "Sing a
Song OF Chrigtmas." recitation,
Christmas shopping" Mildred
pragg. recitation. "A Stocking" MAY
Pierson; chorus, "a Christmas Greet
ing school, recitation Ruth Gwynn:
recitation. "A Merry Christmas"
Mabel Gregg; chorus. Angels Tell
Us school: dialogue. "How Bessie
Kept Secret Miss Willis and two
children. solo. "Shine o star" Mabel
Gregg; chorus. "Well sing II Again.
school; recitation. "A Wish" Irene
Goslin; recitation, Gertrude pragg:
chorus, Ring the Bells" school: reci-
tation, Nelson McGinley: cornet solo.
Mabel Mckinley; primary song. "Sun-
shine kisses;' reading. mt pisgah'a
Christmas Possum," Mrs Hay; chorus.
"Halleluiah, Hail the King school.
Evening journal., 1912-12-28
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to stagger our faith unless we hold
firmly to the Divine promise and re-
member that God confirm It with an
Oath by these two immutable. un-
changeable things, the Divine Word
and the Divine Oath. we know that the
Seed Of Abraham Is to be developed
and eventually to bless all the famil-
les of the earth. 1t is the Divine will
that our faith I'm this great promise OF
God be "an anchor to our souls. sure
and steadfast, entering into that
within the veil"
The Doctrines Of Christ.
What Gods people need is to put
away human theories and other gos-
pels and take hold afresh ON the Cos
pei of Christ These other gospels
are other messages of hope aside from
the one which tho Bible presents The
osophy Is one of these; Evolution Is
another. New Theology is another.
These all hold out a different gospel
from that which Jesus and the Apos-
ties presented 1.-The one which was
given TO use for our sanctihcation and
through the holding fast of which and
the obedience TO The Faith. we are to
be given a share with Messiah In the
glorious Empire OF the world.
The doctrines Of Christ are those
presented In the Bible by Jesus and
I the Apostles. These doctrines relate
TO the Church and to the world, and
Gods blessing for each, to sin and its
/ forgiveness, the terms OF that forgive.
ness, the basis of that forgiveness
/ the death of Jesus-and the hope OF
that fOrriNoncee roloagp from Divine
condemnation, fellowship with God
and everlasting life through resurroc.
tion of the dead
4 Prerequisite 10 knowledge.
But some one viii inquire. Why ar,
the doctrines of Christ SO misunder
stood that six hundred different de-
nominations have resulted from m,
differences of theory respecting them
The explanation Is that shortly after
the death of the Apostles, when thl
! Church reached measure of prosper
! lity, the Adversary sowed the seeds o
false doctrines, using human lins an,
pens In his service, through pride an'
ambition The darkness became 3,
great that, looking back today, W.
speak Of the period as the "Darl
Ages"
Tho various denominations of Chris
TENDON are evidences of honesty. per
severance and love of the Truth. be
cause our foreiathors who made thes
creods were each trying to get bacl
into the true Light They all made th
mistake. however Of holding too mucl
TO the creeds and theories of the pasi
Let us not make the same mistake
Evening journal., 1912-12-28
SONG SERVICE
AT EASTLAKE
PreSbyterianS There Plan
Happy Program for Last
Sunday Of the Year
CHILDREN IN XMAS
CANTATA ON MONDAY

At Eastlake Presbyterian Church
tomorrow there will be a commingling
OF Christmas and New Years at both
church services. At 1870 o'clock the
Rev. Henry Cunningham will preach
on "a Three Fold Look Backward.
Forward, Upward" The church choir
will repeat the Christmas music of
anthems and solos of last Sunday ov-
ening
The Sunday School and Adult Bible
Glass Will meet at o'clock
At 7.45 o'clock there will be a praise
service The pastor will speak on
"How to Have a Happy New Year"
The music of last Sunday morning will
be repeated.
The junior choir of twenty-five
voices will also sing Another delight
full feature of this service viii be the
song service at the opening. The solo
lists for the day will be Mrs. $. w.
Fairchilds, Gilbert Jack and u. II.
LOomis
The Christmas entertainment of the
Sabbath school will be given on Mon
day evening A Christmas cantata
entitled "Santa's Success will be Civ
] en- by the following Maud, Mildred
Worthington; Madge. Ethel Ogden
Millie, Edna Clossen; Jack Harry
| Iivezey; Joe Theodore Pyle: Jimmie
William King; Henry William Brown
Roy Wilson; Fairy Queen, Marie
Brannen; Santa Claus, William Maser
! -Mayannah oJnes, Frances
Jones, Marjorie Pyle. Irene Smith
Carrie Boyd. Ruth Penrose, Margaret
Patterson. Clara Frey. Sarah MundOrn
Stars-Helen King, queen; Vera
Zane Florence Hill. Lillian Harm.
stead: Marie Brannen. Clara Frey
. Ida Haverbeck Anna wilkins
Goblins-Lawrence Harmstead Ar
thur Anderson. Harry Mundoril Ralpf
Logue. Henry Hays, Edward Haver
beck.
Carpenters.-Eve Simmons. Ear
Clothier. Arthur Anderson, Lawrence
Harmstead, Emelen wilkins.
Rewards will be given for attend
ance and bringing i'm new scholars
There will be usual distribution O.
candy and Christmas tokens.
Evening journal., 1912-12-28
CHRISTMAS
MUSIC AGAIN
Grace Church Chorus Choir
to Repeat Program Of Last
Sunday Night
DR.. REED HAS
NEW YEAR GREETING

In Grace Methodist Episcopal
Church tomorrow morning Or. George
Edward Reed will preach on the
subject And the Government Shall
Be Upon His Shoulders?"
The musical program for the morn
ing will be as follows: quartet. 10,
How a Rose (Praetorius) tenor solo,
1.-The Pilgrim" (Adaml, Mr. Darling
ton; quartet. Holy Night" fAdam) /;
The Sunday school vii Inject in all
departments at o'clock.
AT the evening service. 7.3O o'clock,
the special musical program given last
Sunday evening will be repeated. The
program follows organ prelude. Mr..
Maris. doxology; prayer; gospel song
No. 100; chorus choir, Gloria" (Mo-
zart3 quartet. Birthday of a King
( (Neidlinger); violin solo. Meditation. '
| (MasseneD, p. William Martin; So
prano solo. while Shepherds Watch
ed" (GilchrisD. Mrs H. J. Pollard
gospel song No. 12 quartet. "The
Story of the Christ-Child' (Shepperdl
address. Wishing You a Happy Now
Year, DR. Reed; chorus choir, There
We're Shepherds" Vincent. gospe
son No. 80; benediction; organ post
lude, Mr. Maris
Evening journal., 1912-12-28

let US cut loose from every authority
outside the Word of God. We cannot
acknowledge as inspired or authorita-
tive the teachings of the Fathers OF
the early times. however conscientious
they may have been. because we can
not find that there were any such au-
thorlzed successors TO the Apostles
God who foretOld through the Proph-
cts this darkness. and who has blessed
and guided His sanity children
throughout It without removing all OF
their blindness. has promised that with
the End of this Age will come a great
enlishtenment upon His people, scat
tering all the darkness. We are in
the dawning of this New Age. and
therefore may see clearly the Divine
character and Plan for human saliva
ton
Willeth to DO His win.
Today's study Is a message from
the Masters own lips He gives us
the key to "A clear knowledge of His
doctrines: namely that the student
must be fully consecratcd 10 God and
fully desirous of knowing His VIII and
/ His Plan. I'm order to see the Truth.
from the standpoint of the Divine Row
elatlon, we must draw near to Cod IN
spirit Of our minds. consocrated in our
heart. willing to do Ills viii
Gods viii represents actual perfec-
tion of thought, word and deed, toward
God. toward our fellows in the Body OF
Christ and toward an mankind This
Is the Divine Standard but We are no
more able to fulhll It's demands than
were the Jews The best that we can
do is TO will 10 do right and to tho
best of our ability carry out that COW
enant with the Lord 20 do His VIII A.
very best all will came short of per-
fection.
but for those who have come into
harmony with God through Christ
VIII have been made whereby an de-
string to do the Divine will and mani
Testing endeavors so to do. are count
cd as righteous-as though they did tho
Divine Will perfectly This class. in
the Scriptures known as the Saints"
are the prospective members of the
Body of Christ To these the promises
OF our text apply They shall know
who have been made, whereby all de-
whether He merely made uD these
teachings. or whether He was the ac-
tive Agent of Jehovah In what He did
and taught
On the threshold of a new year.
shall we not determine 10 give our
hearts fully to the Lord determine in
our Wills TO do Gods viii? II so. we
shall doubtless be enabled fully to un-
derstand the doctrines of Christine
deep things which are revealed to this
class by the Spirit Of God
Evening journal., 1912-12-28
NEW YEAR SERVICES
AT BETHANY CHURCH

New Year services at Bethany Bap-
tist Church tomorrow will be in
charge of Rev J. 1. Hunsberger min
lister. The brotherhood of Andrew
and Philip will convene at 10 o'clock;
at 1890 o'clock the sermon theme will
be "A Crusade For Liberation" The
petition of the Delaware Consumers
League will be presented to be signued
in behalf of the ten hour law for wom-
en- wage earners in the State. The
Bible School at Bethany is graded to
met the needs of every age. The B.
~. P. T.. will meet at o'clock to study
the topic. Burma After a Century"
At 745 o'clock the sermon subject
will be The Last Words of the Dy-
ing Year"
On Tuesday evening the Bible Schoo,
will give a Christmas exercise in the
main autorium.
Evening journal., 1912-12-28
BAPTISTS WILL
HEAR CHRISTMAS
CAROLS REPEATED

The Christmas music will be re-
peated in Delaware Avenue Baptist
Church tomorrow and the sermons
topics will be appropriate to the ad-
vent of the New Year. Mr.. Lassiters
morning subject will be, Something
that will bring success to everyone.
everyday, during the New Year" and
in the evening he will speak on the
subject, "The first day of the New
Year and the last day of this Old
World" The Bible School will hold
its Christmas entertainment on Tues
day evening The orchestra will add
to the musical part of the evening.
Following this the Christian Endeavor
Societies will hold a watch-night SER
vice in the same room, and between
the hour of ten and eleven will serve
light refreshments.
On Monday evening December 80
the Junior Christian Endeavor of the
Church will give "a Christmas cantat-
ia. The musical program for tomor-
row will be.
Morning Organ prelude, Noel
(chant du Raj Renee Alex Guilmant
anthem. while Shepherds watched
W. B. Judefnd solo part, Miss Lii
lian Griffin; SOLO 20 Holy Night
Adolphe Adams. Miss Sue II. Evans
solo, "The New Born King-Lespair,
/ Gilbert Jack; organ postlude, Recess
sional Reginald DeKoven.
Evening prelude. "Hosanna'
/ Paul Wacha; anthem, "The Gift oil
Love- w b. Judefnd; solo part. Miss
Vera Collins; solo, Wake my Soul
Mrs O. b. Adams. Mrs. David Nj
Zearfoss; anthem. Behold | brini
you good tidings.' Joseph Barnby
solo part. MIS- r. w. Mcclellan; an
them, "The Word is made Incarnate,
Thomas Adams; organ postlude
"Postlude in f." Alex Guilmant
Evening journal., 1912-12-28
CHRISTMAS SPIRIT
AT SCOTT CHURCH

The real Christmas spirit has pre-
Vailed at Scott NJ. e. Church during
the past week. Large congregations
have hoOnred the several services and
listened with expressed delight to both
che music and sermons The two
choirs Of the church have been heard
in anthems and songs throbbing with
the Christmas theme. while the early
Christmas morning visits to the shut
IN" members and friends were greeted
with numerous words of appreciation.
The singers enjoyed their usual Christ
mas breakfast so bountifully served by
Mrs. Annie Legg, of No. 4OS Lombard
Street.
Services at Scott tomorrow will be
as follows: Glass meeting at 9.15
o'clock: sermon at 1890 o'clock, sub
iect, "The Unwearied Cleaner" Sun
day School. at o'clock; Epworth
League devotional hour at $50 with an
unusually interesting exercise. Preach
ing at 730 o'clock on the subject, TOO
Busy to Be Attentive"
Evening journal., 1912-12-28
sERYICES AT TRINITY.

Regular services will be conducted
by the Rev. Frederick NJ Kirkus. of
Trinity Episcopal church tomorrow.
Holy Communion will be administered
at $50 o'clock i'm the morning. Sun
day school will be held at $50 o'clock.
and the morning sermon with holy
communion will be given at II
o'clock. Evening services will be
held at 73O o'clock, with special
Christmas music and carols.
Evening journal., 1912-12-28
AsBTRY CHURCH SERVICES.

Appropriate and attractive services
will be held in Asbury Church all
day tomorrow. At nine o'clock the
prayer meeting will be held AT ten
thirty o'clock a public service will be
held and the pastor will preach. At
two O'Clock the Sunday school will
meet. At six thirty o'clock the Ep-
worth Leage will hold its meeting.
At seven thirty o'clock the chorus
and congregation will unite in a song
service and the pastor will preach.
Christmas music will be repeated by
both chOirs.
On January Miss Annie Agnes
Smith. evangelist of New York, will
preach.
Evening journal., 1912-12-28
WATCH NIGHT sERYICES.

In Richardson Park NJ f. Church
tomorrow the Rev Blair S Latshaw.
pastor. viii have services as follows:
class meeting. $50 o'clock; preaching
service at 1O45 o'clock; Sunday
School. o'clock; Epworth League.
$50 o'clock and preaching i'm the even
ing on THE Open Door" A watch
night service will be held on Tues
day night, beginning at 10 o'clock The
Sunday School viii hold It's Christmas
Service on Thursday evening
Evening journal., 1912-12-28
SCHOLARS OF
I. UNION SCHOOL
INXMASFESTlVAL

= The annual Christmas entertain
ment of Union Methodist Episcopal
Sunday School will be held on Monday
evening. The program follows: selec-
shon by the Sunday School orchestra;
song, shout the Glad Tidings,
school; prayer. pastor; welcome, Au-
brey sJeffers; recitation, Mary smell
lady; Bells of Christmas-Tide,' ELS
worth Walker; song, Christ Was once
a Little Baby" Primary Department;
"Slighted" Marion Gamble: song, Go
ing to Grandma S for Christmas Mar
tuerfite Stewart. Marie Leary. Olive
Guild. Alice Lynn, Viva Crow and
Minerva Brown; prayer for cradle roll,
Leroy Ryan; "The Christ Child
Comes" Bruce Belts Matte McCollum
and Al5na Gamble: song. 20 Stal OF
Glory" solo and chorus; "All Nations
Shall Come" Nellie Clifton, John
Bradley. Thomas Moore, Robert
Xrightson. Beatrice Sanderson, Marie
leary. Miriam Walker and John Min
ner, song. "The Little Christmas
Baby" Elizabeth Alexander. Isabelle
Uibson. Katharine Lockerman, Nellie
Maroney. Katharine Jester, Gertrude
Moore and Helen Williams; recitation
Virginia Wilhelm; address by the pas
tor; Offering. selection, Sunday School
! ofchestra: song Portals of Glory,
solo and chorus; Christmas Snow
I balls" George Hemphilll Changing
4 the Subject" Maynard Alexander; My
Wish" Margaret Young. Ella Heath
Tcote. Gertrude Moore and Mary Tati
: song. While Angels Sing school,
SHARING Christmas Mary ShelladS
aud Edith Marvel; recitation. and tab
Eau Mat. 2. 1, II, Miss Emma Nc.
Laughlin's Sunday School class anc
Frank Baker. Anna Hardin. Horace
\ White. Irwin Brinton and Arthur All
ieson: "All Things are Beautiful, Viva
Grow; "The Christmas Tree, Edit
: Marvel. Florence Smith. Felicia Pyle
and Marguerite Stewart. song. Tip
toe. Tiptoe." Miriam Walker. Ethel En-
~.rSs. Helen Doud, Beatrice Sanderson
'lllian Parsons. Marie Leary Lett,
Connelly and Mildred Ryan; "Th'
Christ Child in the Manger' Ralpl
Walker; "The Christmas Postman,
Basil Blockson: How to Spell Christ
: mas" Ida McKeown. Rebecca Hams
worth, Marguerite Stewart, Florenc'
.Smith. Nellie Clifton. Alice Lynn, Mar
'3Saerite Pyle, Minerva Brown and Mil
.t1red McGinnes: Christmas Eve" Hor
khce White; Goodnight, Goodnight,
Miriam Walker, Helen DOud, Ethe
1Eimis, Lillian Parsons and Mari
4 LeAry; song, "Ruler of Creation,
school; Santa Claus; selection, sun
day School orchestra.
Evening journal., 1912-12-28
NEW YEAR THOUGHT
IN PASTORS SERMONS

At Hanover Presbyterian Church
tomorrow the Rev r. l.. Jackson viii
speak upon "Thc Meaning of the
Cross" The Mems Bible Glass will
consider the special report ON the Fer
ris Industrial School TO be presented
by one of is members.
The ~ p. S. G.. r. meeting Will be
led by Miss Ida Barlow The subject
will be Missionary Needs" In the
evening there will be a special SER
vice appropriate 20 the last Sunday OF
the year The subject will be "Mak-
ing Ready for 1879 After a brief
address hy pastor there will ho a short
after meeting for prayer and tosti-
mony The choir will repeat the
Christmas music.