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Evening journal., 1912-07-06
SINS NEVER TO BE FORGIVEN
Mark m. 20.s5-July Z.

SINS NEVER TO BE FORGIVEN.
Mark III. 2O-s5-July Z.
"This is the condemnation, that light
Is come into the world and men
loved darkness rather than light.
because their deeds we're evil
John III 10.
John the Baptiat declared Of Jesus,
eHe must increase, but must de-
crease" After John was put into
prison Jesus ministry became more
and more public, especially through
the numerous works performed by
Him. The multitudes followed the
Great Teacher, and His friends be-
came solicitous for Him
The scribes and Fharisees consider
cd themselves the representatives Of
the Jewish orthodoxy and qualified to
pass upon everything theological; and
indeed the public waited for their mes
sage, saying. Have any Of the Scrihes
and Pharisees believed on Him ??
Hence Jesus declared that these re-
presentstives Of Divine things were
doubly responsible. for they would
neither enter into discinleship them
selves, nor would they permit the
public 10 become His followers II the,
could prevent IL,
That Jesus did many miracles could
not be disputed, and that He specially
and on many occasions cast oui
demons could not he denied. The
Scribes explained this, however. b,
saving that Jesus had collusion will
Beelzehub (satau). and that by hi
power He was able 70 cast out demons
But Jesus answered that " It VA
true that Satan had turned retorme
aud was opposing his own minions
the demons. then II proved that hi
kingdom would soon fall.
The fact that today many religion
svetems practice faith-healing !
claimed 10 be a mark of Divine ap
proval, on the strength Of our Lord
words. Yet We have, In opposition q
their claims, 80 remember that thos
who claim 10 exercise this power yer
generally deny the very existence o
the Gospel Of Christ Some Of then
DENY that man is sinner. and de
clare that there "a no such thing p
sin. Practically all ~ them deny III
redemptive value Of Christs death
that He will come again and establis
His Kingdom and through 1t bring Z
mankind the promised blessings Of re
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stitution to human perfeotion--to all
that was lost in Eden and redeemed
at Calvary.-Acts iii, 1921.
There is only one answer TO make
to the claim that these faith-healinEs
prove the truth OF these various an
tagonistic doctrines, and that answer
is the one which Jesus here states. II
their faith-healing power be not Of
God it must be of the Adversary; and
n It be of the Adversary IL proves that
he is upholding false and contradict
ory doctrines, and that the collapse Of
his dominion Is nigh This view rs
more and more impressing itself upon
Bible students
BiBsphemine the Holy Spirit.
Addressing the Pharisees, who
charged Him with being satsn's prime
minister and agent Jesus declared
that all manner of sin and blasphemy
which men commit are forsivable. eX-
cept one kind, and this kind can never
be forgiven-h -hlasphemy against the
Holy Spirit The Savior did not mean
that the Scrihes had said something
against the Holy Snirit OF God IN an
abstract way. but apparently they had
perceived that our Lords teachings
we're pure holy. helpful. elevatlng 70
His hearers honoring 70 God. and that
He spake as never man spake; but
after all these evidences Of Jesus
holiness and relationship 10 God they
called Him a relative and representa-
tive of Satan.
Jesus did not say that the Sorihes
and Phsrisees had committed the Sin
Of blasphemy against the Holy Spirit
Some Of them may have done 40. and
others Of them may have been par.
TALLY IN ignorance Of what they did
and The sin against the Holy Spirit
could not he committed in ignorance
i would he q wilful attrihuting Of holS
things 10 an unholy power or source
Our Lord did. however, give th'
warning reproof that those who could
thus sec the righteousness ~ Hi'
teachings. and how He eiorihed God IN
His words and actions. and who coulC
then imputc all of this 10 Satan, mus
be 10 considerable extent peryers'
IN their hearts, and II so, they woul'
be IN great danger ri eternal oondem
nation the sentence OF the Secon'
Death. they would be like "natura
brute beasts made 10 he taken AM
destroyed tTPeter A. ~. Acts iii 23
"Hnth Never Forgiveness"
The Bible teaches that the nenalt'
Of Adams Gin was death, but that un
der Divine providence the work o
Jesus ia 10 release all mankind iron
that death sentence, and give 10 all al
opportunity of returning 20 harmon.
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nrTING AT nor RrN.

pleasant day was spent at the
home Of Mr., and Mrs Joseph Bair,
Doe Run, Pa, on July 4. Those
present we're. Mr. and Mrs Joseph
Bsir, Of Doe Run. Norman Fred, Of
Barton Bowen, Belle Bair. william
Bair, Doe Run, Norman Fred. Of
Buck Run. Mrs. Joseph Hall Mrs.
l.. Donoghue and sons John and Har-
ry, Mrs. G. l.. Willis and sons Scott
and Arnold, Misses Lena Luton.
Janet, Agnes and Lucy Oliver, Irma
Donoghue, Mrs w. Oliver. Mary
Danley. of Wilmington. Mr. and Mrs.
VIM. Willis and sons, Sherwin and
William, Of Harvey Station, Harry
Richards Of Wilmington Elmer
Chandler of Yorklyn. Miss Anna
Barwick, Of Philadelphia. Miss Mar
guerite Way Fairville. Miss Emily
Klair, Mr. and Mrs. w p Proud
Misses Eta, Lillian and Lucy
Proud, John and Robert and Merriel
Proud, of Centreville.
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with God by bringing all TO a clearer
knowledge OF the Truth. To some
this knowledge comes now, with the
privilege Of becoming members Of the
Bride class joint-heirs with Jesus.
But with the world this is not the
time Of testing respecting life or death
everlasting For them the next Age,
.the period Of Messiah's Kingdom. will
be the testing time, and their privilege
will he 10 attain human perfection.
otherwise 10 be cut off In the Second
Death. Meantime, whatever llght they
may be enjoying will be either help
ful or injurious, as they shall deal
with n. II they allow it to have an
uplifting influence In their lives they
will be that much more advantaged
when they shall come under the King
dom influences and tests; they will not
need 10 have so many stripes.
On the contrary. those who violate
their condolences and ignore the light
which they enjoy and sin against n,
will find themselves proportionately
degraded when they shall come under
the Kingdom influences and tests. The
Scrlbes Of this lesson had SO mieuBed
their education and opportunities as
TO be iu great danger of becoming so
degraded when they shall come under
nuences would not hrine them 20 2
condition worthy of everlasting life.
Brothers. Sisters and Mother.
Today's study closes with the Mast
ers explanation Of the class TO which
lie Acknowledged relationship The
Q ....t.ft..a-r ..h, NorLrd - HE mir.
acles. and 10 hear Him speak, we're
chiefly the poor and the puhlicans
and sinners. Their degradation, their
realization that they were sinners
made the Masters wonderful wordi
Of life especially attractive 10 them
No one else offered them hope Al
others declared that God would moi
notice them But none we're so de-
graded that Jesus would not lend Hi'
helping hand " they had 2 disposition
10 return 10 the Fathers House
An opportunity OF showing the mui
titudes the basis for His evmpathi
lcame when Jesus mother and brethren
on the outside Of the throng sent Hin
word that they desired 20 see Him
How beautiful the lesson Of the Grea
Teachers breadth Of spirit regardless
Of caste and class. when He said
who rs Ny mother and My brethrenf
And then. looking toward Hts die
cinles who we're sitting near Him TAX
ing in His teachings, He said Pc
hold. NV mother and Mr. brethrenl 70
whosoever will do the will Of God, m
same Ia MY brother and MIR siste
and Ny mother Matthew XII, $3.50.
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OPEN AIR
SERVICES
EaStlake and Hanover Church
eS to Join in Evening
Worship
CHOIR TO SING
SPECIAL MUSIC PROGRAMS

Az Eastlake Presbyterian Church,
tomorrow the Sabbath School and
Pastors Bible Class will meet at $50
o'clock The Rev Henry Cunningham
will conduct the worship and preach
at 1890 o'clock on mo More Sea. -
Zach of these services will be one hour
long
During July and August there will
be no evening services in the Church
Beginning tomorrow evening at
O'Clock outdoor meetings will be held
in conjunction with Hanover Presby-
terian Church. in the pavilion on
Washington Heights. A choir OF thirty
voices under the direction OF Mr.
Brewer of the Y. NJ. G A., will lead
the singing The choir will be ac'
companied by two cornetists. The
Rev. R. L. Jackson and Mr. Cunning
ham will conduct the services, and
the latter will make short address,
on The Universal Quest
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Well Open This
FIRST CHURCH TO
RECEIVE MEMBERS

The Sacrament of the Lords Supper
will be celebrated tomorrow morning
in First Presbyterian Church, Market
above Ninth, the Rev. J. Ross Stonesi-
fer. minister. A short communion ad-
dress will be given by the pastor aud
new members will be welcomed into
the fellowship Of the church. The
session will meet in the lecture room
at 10 o'clock TO examine candidates un-
able to meet the session on Wednesday
evening.
The summer schedule for the Sun
day school and evening service SO into
effect tomorrow. The school for the
next two months meets at II o'clock
and the evening service will be held
at Kirkwood Park instead OF in the
church. This park service will begin
at 645 o'clock and last forty-hvs
minutes.
Evening journal., 1912-07-06
SOCIAL AND PERSONAL NOTES

Ntr and Mrs. Frank Boggs we're
recent guests Of friends at Cnes-
void.
Aussas Katherine Mason and Esther
Robinson visited friends az Hlllcres'
this week.
Miss stella Mclaughlin, teacher
NJ music. and a daughter OF Palrol-
man John Mclaughlin, left yester-
dav for Perryville, Md, to spend the
summer.
Mr.. and Mrs. Penrose Foreman en-,
tertained Mr. Benjamin, president OF
the First National Bank at North
east. Nd. and his wife. Mr.. and MIS-
lanes smith and Mrs. /. ". Fore
man. at their home at Elsnere, on
the Fourth
Mr. and Mrs. W. P. Chandler and
II. e. Henderer are guests< at the
Chalfonte. Atlantic City.
Miss M. Marie Paris Of this city
is visiting in Middletown, this state
Miss Minnie Fife Of Montchanir
sailed from New York June % on the
Cameronia to spend the summer Will
her parents In Ireland.
Miss d. l.. Hawkins is making a
brief stay at the Hotel Martha Wash
ington, in New York
Mrs. Beulah Clayton Burnhan
spent the Fourth at Middletown as
the guest OF Mrs. May Chadwick.
Mr. and Mrs. John Clark spent the
Fourth with friends at West Ches
| ter.
Miss Margaret Barnard is spend
/ ing week al Madison, Conn, where
she is a guest at a house party.
Miss Anna W Jones and Miss Bes
sic Harris Of BridEeville, are on
visit 10 relatives in this city Mis-
Jones is visiting her brother, Royder
K Jones and Miss Harris her SIS
ter. Mrs. William r. Jackson.
Miss Bertha Lynch is a guest o
Miss Bessie O'Neill OF Delawar'
City
William Weaver spent the Fourtl
with friends at Delaware City
T. Chalkley Hatton recently return
ed from Tampa, Fla.
Richard Rhodes has been visiting
his parents at odessa.
Kenneth Rhodes Of Odessa was
recent guest Of friends in this city
Miss Lizzie r. Stirlith and Mis-
Alma Campbell are spending thei
vacation a. Nyaok on the Hudson.
Mr.. and Mrs George McMullin an
daughter are guests Of friends a
st. Georges.
Howard Gray has been spending
few days az st Georges.
Miss Ssilie Cam Of st. GEORGES Ia
been spending a few days wit
friends here.
Miss Mary Sweeney and Miss ssr
! Buy have returned from q visit
friends al Wooddale
Mrs. D. H. Boyce and son, Wi
{ lard, Of Chesvold, have been visitin
friends here.
Harry T and Walter A. Elochs
are spending the weekend with the
sister, Mrs. Charles w Tingle, 4
r Berlin. Md.
: Miss Karolyn Dousherty. Miss Ii
Ian Peoples and Miss Mary Pee
! pies of Baltimore are visiting Mr.
E Ralph Perry.
, Master Grant p Perry Is visitin
Grant Peoples IN Baltimore.
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HILLCREST TO
HAVE NEW CHURCH

The trustees OF Hillcrest NJ. r.
Church will build q new church at
the corner Of Hillcrest avenue and
Marsh Road according TO plans pre-
pared by A. Edward Rhodes. archi-
tect The building will be Of Bran
DIVINE granite. with red asbestos
shingle root. Il will have . main au-
ditorium with seating capacity Of
lbo; infant class rooms with rolling
partitions for connecting 10 the main
auditorium, and lecture and cooking
rooms. While the new church is in
course OF construction, services will
be held as usual in the present
church.
Evening journal., 1912-07-06
TWILIGHT SERVICE At FPwORrH

Epworth Church Is entering upon
the season is a most encouraging man
ner. Within the last few weeks large
number have been admitted to church
membership, and last Sunday full con-
gregations attended both morning and
evening services; the Sunday School
was also at highwster mark.
Tomorrow at IL o'clock the pastor
will preach on the subject The Over
comers", and at the twilight service
the pastor will give the beginning of q
series Of talks from The life or
Elijah
Evening journal., 1912-07-06
ICE WATER AND FANS
FOR WESLEY VISITORS

Services al Wesley Church last
Sunday we're interesting. Rev. James
Scott. preached in the morning The
Sunday school in the afternoon was
reviewed by the pastor and the even
ing service OF SONG and illustrated
sermon was Of unusual interest
The pictures we're Impressive and
enjoyed by the large congregation. To
morrow the Sunday school will begin
its services az 10 o'clock followed al
II o'clock by Communion service and
reception Of members
The "hot-weather campaign for the
Sundsy-evening service is proving .
great success. A fan for everybody
bee water and the darkened room
make the Auditorium a delightful SPOT
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PASTOR HAS SERMON 2
FOR BOYS OF CHURCH

The morning and evening services
at the United Presbyterian Church
Third and Broome Streets. tomorrow
will De OF special interest. Al 20 80
o'clock the pastor, will speak on the
subject. Our BOYS" J. Ross Farra,
chief probation oficer OF the Juvenile
Court. will tell something Of his work
for the boys under his care.
At the evening service the pastor
will preach the first of series of ser
mons on the home, the subject being
Founding a Home, Wedding Bells
Getting Married 10 Stay"
Evening journal., 1912-07-06
OUTING AT WILLOW GROVE.

A party Of young people from this
city spent the Fourth at Willow
Grove park. The outing was greatly
enjoyed and the young folks returned
home tired but happy. Those present
we're Freda Finger, Reba Finger,
Anna Saul, Nellie LAWN, Stella Lang,
Rose Feinberg, Sadie Gluckman, Syl-
via Levy, Ida Rosenblatt Matthias Fin
ger, Samuel Finger, Aaron Finger
Jacob Rosenblatt. Louis Gluckman,
Samuel Reisman, Nathan Reisman,
Joseph kanofsky, Ignace Hart
Evening journal., 1912-07-06
SERVICES AT sILyERBROOK

The hour of meeting for primary,
junior, and main schools of Silver
brook NJ E. Church tomorrow will
be 10 o'clock in the morning The
beginners will be in session at 2
o'clock tomorrow afternoon, but will
meet in the mornings on following
Sundays.
There will be preaching by the
pastor at the II o'clock morning ser
vice and the Z o'clock twilight ser
vice. The Junior League will assist
at the twilight service.
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OPEN AIR SERVICES.

Following the plan very successfully
inaugurated last year. Harrison street
Methodists will begin summer open air
services tomorrow evening on the
church lawn. The days program IN
cludeH morning class meeting and
Sacrament Of fhe Lords Supper. after
noon. Sunday School and service. The
pastor. the Rev George white Daw-
son. will preach In the evening on,
Abraham Offers Isaac"
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RInE ANR PIcNIc.

The p r o C, gave a launch ride
and picnic 10 Dolbow's Landing. n
j., on the Fourth. Among those
present were Miss Susie Formsn. OF
Trenton; Misses l. Emma Weldin,
Winifred Weldin, Emma Murray,
Mary Robinson, Eleanor Forman,
Frances Forman Florence Talleyi
Sidney Dawson, Phoebe Dawson,
Mary Talley. Ida Talley. Edna Whar-
tenby. Clara Talley Charles P. We'll
din, George Dorsey, Howard Weldin
Jacob Weldin, Robert Forman, VIII
liam Bartsh. William Dawson, Har'
vey Fennimore, William Fennimore
Cecil Rhodes. James Elliott, Harry
Guest. Howard Talley. Nelson Talley
and Howard Richardson.
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SUNDAY TENT SERVICES.

Services in the tent at Seventh and
Lombard streets will continue next
week and as long as interest and
attendance continue. The Sunday SER
vices will be preaching 1880, S:15
and 1880 O'Clock on the subjects:
Jesus the Spiritual life of His people;
Jesus the Physical life of His peo-
ple;" and Jesus the Eternal life
OF His people" Prayer service viii
be held at 1000 o'clock. Sunday
School at 200 O'Clock and Young
Peoples Meeting at 700 o'clock.
Evening journal., 1912-07-06
SERVICES At SUMMIT CAN'T.

Sunday afternoon eervices VIII be
held al Brsndyvine Summit Camn
grounds, beginning tomorrow. when
the Rev W f. Corkran pastor Of
Union church. will onlciate
There are many cottagers in resi-
dence now. including Superintendent
j. d. c. Hanna and family The
Fourth Of July brought many visitors
70 enjoy a picnic under tho cool
shade OF the camp trees.
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SACRAMENT AT ST. PAUEs.

The Sacrament Of the Lords Sup
per will be administered in st Psul's
Church tomorrow morning and in the
evening al 74S o clock the Rev c. A..
Hill will preach on The Christians
Sacrifice" In the Sunday school at
2 o'clock, a patriotic service has been
arranged for, and short address and
good singing will be the feature OF
the prOgran1
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SECOND CHURCH SERVICES

The Rev. Thomas p Holloway will
preach in Second Baptist Church AZ
both the 1890 o'clock and I45 o'clock
tomorrow. The theme for the morn
ling sermon will he The Guide Into
An Truth" and in the evening Mr..
Holloway will preach on Holding
Your Tongue.
The following musical selections
will 70 sung by the choir
Morning Anthem. God is a
spirit." Bennett: Duet. I'm the
Cross Of Christ I Glory Howe, MT
and Mrs Shuster.
Night-"Jesus Lover Of My Soul.
Millard; solo, Nearer Ny God tc
Thee" Mercer, Mrs. Joseph Jen-
nings.
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At GOODMAN.

Goodman NJ. y. Sunday school viii
meet for the last session of the sum
mer tomorrow afternoon AZ Els
O'Clock. The largest attendance Of
the season is expected.
There will he twilight service AZ
$50. with C. w PYLE as the speaker,
and music by members Of his class
and by the choir.
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LoYE FEAsT Ar KINGsMoop.

The Kineswood NJ. F. Church. al
o'clock tomorrow morning, a love
feast will be held followed by re
oeption Of members, preaching and
Sacrament of The Lords Supper.
A twilight service will he held at s 30
O'Clock. There will be music by the
choir and orchestra and a special SER
mon TO the Sunday school children on
the subject. -Four Little Things"
Evening journal., 1912-07-06
SERVICES AT RICHARDSON PARK.

At Richardson Park. Rev Blair s.
Latshaw, pastor, the preaching SER
vice will begin at 10.45 o'clock to-
morrow morning, the subject being
Power Building The twilight Young
Peoples service will be held at the
home Of Mr.. Sapp. District Super
intendent f L. Hoffecker will preach
at 7.45.
Evening journal., 1912-07-06
CHANGE HOURS OF WORSHIP.

A new schedule Of services will go
into effect at Olivet Church tomor-
how. The Sunday school and adult
Bible class will meet during July
and August at 10 o'clock The morn
ing worship will be held al 1910
O'Clock. The Christian Endeavor
hour will be changed from Z TO 6
o'clock, and az Z o'clock a union
open air service will be held in Eighth
street park.
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TABERNACLE MEETINGS.

Wilmington Branch Faith Taber-
nacle. No. 221 Shipley street, will
hold meetings as follows: Wednesday
evening 7.45 P. NJ. Saturday open air
meeting at Third and Market streets,
from to o'clock; Sunday School
2.3O P. NJ. Sunday evening 730 P. NJ.
an elder from Philadelphia, will be In
charge Of the Sunday services.
Evening journal., 1912-07-06
NORTH BAPTIST.

The Rev Edward E. Washburn, Of
North Baptist Church, will preach at
10.45 tomorrow morning al Hope Bap-
tst Church 2Srd and Pine streets, on
THE Whole Burnt Offering" His
evening subject will be. The Be-
levers Hope. or the First Phase OF
Our Lords Return
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sERYICEs Am cENTR4L.

Usual services will be held in the
Central Presbyterian Church, King
street. below Eighth street, tomorrow
morning. The Rev. ]. H. Crawford
will preach on the subject, Rivers of
Grace" In the evening the church
will unite with the First Presbyter-
ian Church in open air services in
Kirkwood Park, beginning at 7
o'clock.
Evening journal., 1912-07-06
CHEFFINs. .HrSRANns.

At the home Of the Rev. r. II.
Adams. No. 1928 King street, on Tues
day evening. Miss Ethel F.. Chefins
and Ephraim A. Husbands, both OF
Marshallton, we're married by Mr.
Adams Mr. and Mrs Husbands left
on a wedding trip south.
Evening journal., 1912-07-06
HANOVER CHURCH SERVICES.

At Hanover Presbyterian Church,
tomorrow morning the Rev. R. L..
Jackson. will preach upon "A Vision
Of Christs Glory. In the evening at
z o'clock there will be a union open
air service near the pavilion on
Washington Heights.
Evening journal., 1912-07-06
VACATION AT OCEAN GROVE.

The Rev. F. F. Carpenter pastor Of
Rrandywine Methodist Church, and his
family. will spend August at Ocean
Grove. Mr.. Carpenter has charge Of a
company of Knights Of King Arthur
on a camping trip the week of July
Is. at Lorewond Grove
Evening journal., 1912-07-06
RFTHANY RAPTIsT SERVICES.

Regular services will be held during
the month Of July. in Bethany Church.
Mr.. Hunsberger's morning preach
ing subject will be. Personal Fidelity
to Jesus Christ" Communion will fol-
low the morning sermon. The evening
sermon subject will be. "A Clean
Heart"
Evening journal., 1912-07-06
EARLY scHnnL sERvIcT.

p The Sunday School of ST. Luke's
Reformed Episcopal Church. Eighth
end Monroe streets, willbe held from
- o'clock noon 10 o'clock during
July and August There viii be nc
Sunday evening service in the church
during July and August
Evening journal., 1912-07-06
L9GUE.RUTTER.

Miss Linda NJ. Logue and Howard
j. Rutter. both of this city we're mar
ried Saturday. June 20, at Bethany
parsonage. No. 2l3 South Jackson
street. by the Rev ]. r. Hunsberger.
The couple were accompanied by MT.
and Mrs. Robert Sayers.
Evening journal., 1912-07-06
RrsrMr Mission srrnY,

The Mission Study class of Gem
tral Church will meet az the hons
Of Mrs Sirlor Eleventh and Brooms
streets Tuesday morning Under ths
leadership OF Mrs A. n. Berlin.
'Chlna's New Day" will be used as
text hook
Evening journal., 1912-07-06
FIRST NJ. p. SERVICES

Rev. F Hantzman. the new pastor
of First NJ. ?. Church, will preach the
morning service in the church to-
morrow, on "Iosish's Good Reign" and
at the evening service he will continue
along the same line Of thought from
Revelation 2. 4
Evening journal., 1912-07-06
Observation-Disclosures.

Miss Eta NJ. Councill and Evan W.
Gallagher. both Of this city, we're
married on Wednesday evening. by
the Rev r. n Adams The bride was
attended by Miss Gertrude p Satter-
field. and Norman H. Gallagher,
brother Of the groom, was best man
Evening journal., 1912-07-06
rNION A. NJ. D. sERYIrEs.

There will he three preaching ser
vices at Union A. NJ. p Church, TO-
morrow The Rev Ezekiel Townsend
Is preacher ct 1880 O'Clock. the Rev.
r. H skinner al 3 o'clock, and the Rev.
William II. Guy. pastor of the church
lat 7.45 o'clock.
Evening journal., 1912-07-06
HOrSF PARTY.

Mr. and Mrs. Theodore Jones Of
81. Georges are entertaining a house
party of friends from this city Those
In the party are: MIR. and Mrs. James
Simmons. Mr.. and Mrs. Harry
Brown. Mrs. Laura Brown and daugh
tsrs, Miss Mildred and Martha.
Evening journal., 1912-07-06
Mr.. REAUCHAMP's VACATION

The Rev. T. F. Beauchamp, pastor
OF Wesley Methodist Church, will be
located with his family az Brandywine
Summit Camp, where he is preacher
in charge. for q part of the summer
and spend the remainder OF the vaca-
tion at North Beach. near ocean City
Md
Evening journal., 1912-07-06
sFrnNn NJ. 2. rHnRcH SERYIcFs

The Rev. G. F Earring, pastor Of
Second NJ. ?. Church. will use as his
morning subject Trials Involved in
the Life Of Faith" The evening subject
will be, The Secret Of a True Life.
Holy Communion at the evening ser
vice.