New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1912-06-08

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service a. o'clock tomorrow afternoon in
IN, Church Of the Holy Communion
A. tho LenoN Avenue Unitarian Church
Tomorrow tho Rev. Or. Merle St CroiN
Wright will have as his sermon topi" The
Heart OF Greek Thought"
Chidrcn's Day will be observed with APP
propriate exercises at the Metropolitan
Temple tomorrow morning. In tho even
ing Dr. Loux will speak on 'Th" Lord
Working with Them
ChiIdren's Day Sunday morning ~ CAT
vary Methodist Episcopal Church viii SEQ
an unusually attractive service. Dr. Good
oV will make an address 70 the young peo-
pie AZ the evening service the pastor will
give the second I'm q series OF sermons on
Homes and Home Makers.
At the Scotch Presbyterian Church tho
Rev David q. Wylie viii preach in the
morning on A Marvellous Statement 81
Christ" At tho close Of the sermon the
Lords supper will he administered. At S
D. m. Or Wyllc VIII take as his subject
Tests OF vital Religion.
The Rev T.. g w. Meury will preach to-
morrow - the West End Collegiate Church.
At In. Church of the Divine Paternity
Frederick 4 Wilmot viii preach at II
a. H. tomorrow on Personality
Professor \. +. Willis viii address the
o'clock mems meeting tomorrow after
noon at the West Side Young Mems Chris
tan Association. The meeting will he held
i'm the lobby. The lobby meeting was
largely attended last Sunday and this in
formal style of meeting IL apparently popu-
lar with the men.
Bible study is so popular At the West
Side Young Mems Christian Association
that IT has been decided to present several
courses of Bible study throughout the sum
mer months The "Diack Class" led by
Walter r. Diack. secretary OF the West
Side branch. at the urgent request of the
mem bers. will be continued. and recently
organized "Fellowship Class" which meets
every Wednesday evening and is led by a
different minister or laymau each week.
will study The Principles OF Jesus" as out
lined in the book OF that title. At least one
other Bible class will meet during the sum
mer.
At the st. Nicholas Avenue Presbyterian
Church there will be n communion service
I'm the morning. with a special musical pro-
gramme In the evening.
How to Train Our. Boys and Girls in
Such "A Community In Such Times" will be
Or. :. Edward Youngs subject for chill
dren's day tomorrow morning at the Bed
ford Presbyterian Church. Dr. Horace II.
Underwood, of Corea: DR.. Dwight Sloan,
sailing for China; Miss Christine Il. Suder-
mann. sailing for Africa: Miss Addie Burr.
sailing for the Laos country, and the Rev.
William A. Motter, sailing for Western Per-
STA, will make brief addresses at tho even
ing service. to bo followed by an informal
reception to these missionaries.
At the Collegiate Church of ST. Nicholas
the Rev Malcolm James Macleod
breaches tomorrow morning. The Rev.
Arthur Frederick Mabon breaches at the
evening service
Dr. Madison c. Peterss subject to-mor-
row at the Pilgrim Church. Madison avenue
and l9lst street viii be The Peacocks
Sermon" ana I'm the evening at SpecIai
address to young people ON Success am
How to Achieve It,"
The subject OF the lessOn-serllOn III me
Christian Science churches tomorrow VIII
b. God the Only Cause and Creator.
The Rev. Dr A. Edwin keigwin VIII
preach at the morning service In the West
End Presbyterian Church tomorrow Ihr
evening service will bc one OF unusual M
torest. unique childrcn's day programme
having been arranged.
"Wanted-Ten Good Men, Is the subject
on which DIR. Burrell will preach to-mor-
row evening In the Marble Collegiate
Church. In the morning his subject VIII De
Peters Short Creed"
Dr. George +. EckmGH VIII preach To-
morrow morning and evening at 81. Paui 3
Methodist Episcopal Church. HIS election
as editor OF THE Christian Advocate has
compelled him TO resign his pastorate
which he has held for more than nfteen