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Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1914-10-31

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While enjoying an inspiring tramp
through the beautiful hills Of Della
ware County a sunshiny day not
long past, we came upon the Vine
covered ruins of an old mill. Near
to the ruins, close by the roadside,
were half a dozen deserted buildings
that had once served as homes for
men.
Pictures of the sad moments that
had been spent by the owner during
his last days, as he battled with
poverty and viewed, through tear-dim-
med eyes, the ruins OF the busy mill
settlement of which he had dreamed,
were flashing through our mind as we
strolled along the smooth highway.
Then suddenly, rounding the hill
side, we came upon n big factory of
concrete and brick, and lying around
1t was, village Of comfortable cot
tage homes.
From an aged man we found rak-
ing up the brown leaves on a wide
lawn, It was learned that the busy
mill and pretty village came through
the success acquired in the moss
covered stone walls we had just passed.
The growth of the business started
In them had demanded more room, bet
ter railroad accommodations and mod
ern equipment, The inviting beauties
we Viewed about us were the results,
Yes, ruins sometimes tell of the
sadness and disappointments that come
through failures. But more often they
are mute messengers that point the
way for us to the fruits of progress
further up the road.
And so 1t is with the old churches.
When we see the one-time prosperous
edifice downtown showing the need
of repairs and attended only by a
handful of worshipers, we should not
be led to think that church work Is
waning
Let us stroll together through the
comfortable residential sections, and
there we will find scores of handsome
churches that are there only because
of the work Of long ago in the CEN
tral buildings that seem to be with
out life today.
PHILLIPS.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1914-10-31
SERVICES AT NAVY YARD
Addresses Scheduled on Battleships
and in z. M. @. A. Building.

Addresses Scheduled on BaCtlesnlPs
and in z. NJ. G. A. Building.
Under the auspices OF the Navy Y. NJ.
c. A., at the Philadelphia Navy Yard,
services will be conducted tomorrow on
the battleshps South Carolina and Con-
necticut, and in the association building.
George d. McCreary will speak at 10
q. m. in the South Carolina, and DR.. o.
A Zimmerman on the Connecticut In the
evening at I. At 1880 p. m. John Marsden
will speak in the association building.
There will be special music at all tho
meetings.
'The World outreach Of Christianity
a Vision of Stanrards and IDEALS" Is
the subject of an address to be given to-
morrow afternoon at o'clock at the
Central Branch by Arthur Rugh, an In
ternational Y. NJ. c. A. missionary to
China. Mr.. Rugh has been active in Y.
NJ. C. A. work ever since his college
days, when he was a prominent figure in
the athletic world. The meeting will b
open to all men. Richard p. Wilson,
director of service, will preside.
Edward j. Cattell, city statistlcian, will
be the speaker at the meeting tomorrow
afternoon at the West Branch. His sub
ject will be Getting the Most Out OF
Life"
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DEMAND FOR LOCAL
OPTION SPREADING
IN SUNDAY SCHOOLS
Petitions Signed by Thou
sands. of Pupils Through
out State Urging That Leg
islature Adopt Law at
Next Session.

The appeal OF the Pennsylvania State
Sabbath School Association for support Of
the young people to obtain local option
law from the next Legislature has met
with hearty response.
Although petitions were not to have
been returned until tomorrow, the
last few days have brought hundreds Of
them to the headquarters of the associa-
tion, bearing the signatures Of thousands
of children.
officials OF the organization are con-
hdent they will have close to 500, 900
names back of the appeal to be made
to the lawmakers, asking that laws be
passed to protect the homes and the
future lives of the youth of the Common
wealth from the detrimental influences of
liquor.
The association is following up the ap-
peal with thousands of posters bearing
the message of the temperance advocates
in striking language. Orders for these
and the leaflets that carry the same mes
sages are being received in every mail,
and the advocates of the local option
movement among the Sunday School
people are jubilant with the support it
Is receiving.
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BIBLE TEACHERS TO MEET
IN ANNUAL C0NFERENC CE
Speakers Of international Reputation
Will Attend.

Will Attend.
Philadelphia's second annual Bible con-
ference will be held in this city frofh Mo-
venber to 81 under the auspices Of the
Philadelphia Bible Conference Associse
tion. an auxiliary Of the Philadelphia
School Of the Bible. During the confer
enoe Bible teachers Of the United States
and Canada, with international reputa-
tions, will be heard.
They will give free lectures in differ
ent parts of this city and also In Will
minEton and Camden. Starting on Mon
day, November 0, at 2:15 o'clock, noon
day meetings for business people will
be held downtown at places to be an
nounced later. Among the locations VIII
be $40 Chestnut street. AT $3.50 o'clock
that same day DIR. G. I. Scofield, presi-
dent Of the Philadelphia School of the
Bible. will begin series of daily lectures
on "The World War in the Light OF
Prophecy" in the Arch Street Presby-
terrain Church.
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TO DESCRIBE SUNDAYS WORK
Scranton Pastor Will Tell of Evange-
lists Campaign.

I.aymen Of Philadelphia will be given
an opportunity to hear OF the far-reach-
ing results of the BILLY" Sunday evan
gclistic campaign In Scranton next week.
The Rev. G.. w. Wellburn. pastor OF the
Second Presbyterian Church. of that city.
will speak OF the benefits received
through the campaign by his own
church and others in Scranton at the
meeting of the Philadelphia Union in
the Bethany Brotherhood House, 22d and
South streets. on Thursday.
The Rev. GeorGe G.. Dewey. general
secretary OF the Sunday Campaign Com
mittee Of this city, will tell OF his plans.
There will be special music by the ia
nous mems chorus of Bethany Church.
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THE REV. JOSEPH MANUEL

The Rev. Joseph Manuel, who has
been appointed minister-in-charge of st.
Barnabas' Protestant Episcopal Church,
65th street and Haverford avenue, has
had a remarkable career since he took
charge of the work of st. Luke's Church,
Kensington. When he went there II
years ago, the church was a chapel of
the Episcopal Hospital. Now it has one
OF the largest memberships in the city.
Mr. Manuel has presented for contlrma-
ton. during his rectorate at st. I.uke's,
$40 persons. He will assume charge of
his new duties as mlnister-in-charge of
st. Barnabas' the first Sunday in De-
cember
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THE ARCHBISHOP WILL
DEDICATE NEW CONVENT
Building Constructed at Cost Of
$4,000.

A handsome new convent building. re-
Gently completed for the Church of Our
Lady of Mount Carmel, Sd and Ritner
streets, will be dedicated by Archbishop
PrenderEast tomorrow afternoon. The
services. which will be in charge of the
rector, the Rev. James c. Dalton, will
be attended by many of the Catholic
clergy of the city.
The convent building was constructed
at a cost of about $4,000. 1t Ia con-
structed of brick, with limestone trim
mings, and is an attractive Improvement
to the parish property. On the first floor
there are two class rooms in addition
to the reception room, dining room,
kitchen and other small rooms. The
second floor contains the chapel COM
munity room and general living room,
and the third floor Is devoted to indi-
vidual rooms for the nuns. Paul Mona
CHAN is the architect.
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TO ADVOCATE PEACE PLAN
The Rev. DR.. James S. Martin Will
Preach Here.

A peace plan based upon practical
Christianity will be outlined next week
by the Rev. DR.. James S. Martin. OF
pittsburgh. an official of the National
Reform Association. Doctor Martin will
preach twice here tomorrow.
In the forenoon he will be at the First
Church OF the Coyenanters as the guest Of
the Rev. NJ, NJ. Pearce, and in the after
noon he is to preach In the Third Re-
Wilson, pastor.
Il is expected that Doctor Martin will
discuss Mormon conditions at both meet
lnss He is head of the Anti Mormon
crusade. and has recently been in confer
ence with Frank ]. Cannon. I'm Utah,
with view to enlarging the scope Of his
work.
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HOLINESS ASSN MEETING
Convention VIII Be Held in Old St.
Georges Church.

Plans have been completed for the goth
annual convnetion OF the Philadelphia
Holiness Association, which is TO take
place in old st. Georges Methodist Epis-
copal Church, Fourth street below Vine,
from November 6 10 November 10.
The opening praise service on November
at 2 p, m. will be I'm charge OF the Rev
j. S. Hughes, pastor OF ST. Georges
The special evangelist OF the convention
is to be the Rev. Dr, II. C. Morrison, OF
Louisville. Ky.
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HONOR RETIRING TEACHER

The platform class of Bethany Presby-
terian Sunday School gave a reception
this week to William d, I4aumaster, the
teacher OF the class, who Is to leave the
school During the time Mr Laumaster
was the teacher of the class II grew from
handful to almost 100 members. The
class presented the retiring teacher with
a beautiful testimonial. and he spoke
briefly of his appreciation.
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RELIGIOUS NOTICES
Baptist

Baptist
BAPTIST TEMPLE Broad and Bcrks
RJssELI. H. CoNwELL. Pastor.
Morning. 1890. Bible School. 2 30. Evn' 9, 7 80.
ELIZABETH BONNER
The Cantayes contralto. win assist the
GGh Chorus at the Evening Services:
Organ Recital. IFS. VIM. Powell Twaddeil
Musical Director and Organist.
CHESTNUT. sTRBET Baptist CHURCH
Chestnut st. west OF 40th-
GEORGE d. ADAMS, D. D., Pastor.
n;i651IBrotherhood Of A. and p.
followed by Communion Service.
2SO p. m.-Bible School and Mems Bfbls
7:4S p. m.-Monthly Musical Service. Song
OF Thanksgiving" by Maunder. Soprano,
Mrs F. c. Newbourg; contralto Mary New
kirk; tenor, Frederic C. Erdman; bass, Hor-
ace r; Hood. Organist and leader, Mrs, Ray
Daniels Jones.
FIFTH BAPTIST CHURCH.
REWs RRE51WPs W SaEdsR 0GRf als RossBLfb tssh iti Pn
1870 a. m-''The Heirs Of Grace
1880 p. m.-Musical Service.
T:45 .. m-"We Shall All Be Changed
Believers Baptism.
SECOND, BAPTIST HELPING HAND CLASS
meets. 2:so; 7th st. below Gtrard ave
Friday night-Alvln Bradley.
Saturday night November John G. eayro
celebrates his 18th annlyersarY.
REV. VIM. P. BAMFORD and HON.
GEORGE D; MeGREARY will speak;
YEilliiSm Ealiss m,5H.on MiRtSsF 75S m musical direction
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BAPTIST ORGANIZATIONS
TO HAVE METHODS SCHOOL
Plan to Conduct Meetings in First
Church Next Month.

A school of methods is to be conducted
by Baptists of Philadelphia in the First
Church 18th and SAMSON streets, from
November Q to 13,
The school will be under the auspices
OF the American Baptist Publication So
ciety, the Philadelphia Baptist Minister'S
Association, the Philadelphia Baptist Su-
perintendents Association and the Bap-
tist Young Peoples Union. Prominent
Baptist clergymen will speak.
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Father Maddox Transferred

The Rev William Maddox, for some
time attached to the ST. Vincent de Pau
Catholic Church Germantown, has beer
transferred to st. Josephs Church. En-,
m!tsburg Md. The Rev. James McNelis
of Emmltsburg, will succeed Father Mad.
dock at st. Vincent de Paups.
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PHILADELPHIANS HELP IN
$5,000,OOO PENSION FUND
Attended Methodist Episcopal Con-
vention at WASHINGTON.

Four prominent Philadelphians partici-
pated in the program at the convention
which inaugurated the 1915 campaign fos
the S5000,000 pension fund for retired
ministers of the Methodist Episcopal
Church. The convention was held In
the Capitol City this week.
The Philadelphians were: Bishop Jo-
seph f. Berry, Bishop Thomas B. Neeley,
the Rev. DR.. Frank p. Parlkin. superln-
tendent of the Central District of the
Philadelphia Conference, and the Rev.
DR.. Jacob S. Hughes, pastor of Old St
Georges Church, which worships in the
oldest Methodist church building in
America, on Fourth street. near Race.
The participants report great progress
in the campaign for the fund.
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CHURCH WILL OBSERVE
ITS SILVER ANNIVERSARY
cation to Begin Celebration
TOnorrow
Tomorrow.

Members of the Columbia Avenue
Methodist Episcopal Church, tho Rev. DR..
+. w. Hart. pastor, will observe the
twenty-ffth anniversary OF the erection
of the present edltice tomorrow. Special
services will be conducted throughout the
day, with the pastor in charge.
The sermon in the morning will be
preached by the Rev. DR.. C. VI. Boswell,
who served as pastor of the church %
years ago. In the afternoon there will
be a mass-meeting In the Sunday school,
and the address at the evening service
Will be made by Bishop William A.
Quayle.
Special services will be held during the
next two weeks 10 conclude the ami
yersary celebration.
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DRExEL BIDDLE CLASS
WANTS 500 NEW MEMBERS
Campaign to Accomplish This End
Will Be Inaugurnted Tomorrow.

campaign 70 6cUNhARhHh NNAS NsAAN
Will Be Inaugurated Tomorrow.
A campaign to increase the member
ship Of the Drexsl-Blddle Bible class IN
Holy Trinity Church By 800 men within
four months will be inaugurated tomor-
row morning. -Four teams have been
formed for the work Edward J. Cat
tell, City Statistician, will speak.
The annual Halloween party Of the
Drexel- Biddle classes will take place At
the home at Lansdowne this evening.
A. ]. Drexel-Biddle and the Rev. Will
liam G. Little will address a mass-meet-
Ing of men in West Chester tomorrow
afternoon. II. Frederick Wilson will visit
the classes in Baltimore; William J.
Richie will be the special speaker at
Holy Innocents' Episcopal Church,
Tacony; A. @. Butler will speak at the
Richardson Memorial Presbyterian
Church, and ]. Dewitt Jabborn is to ad-
dress the schools OF st. Paul's Lutheran
Church and tho Wesley Methodist Church.
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Alfred w. Martin win give the second
lecture OF his course before the Ethical
Society at the Broad Street Theatre to-
morrow at II a. IN His subject is to be
THE Doctrine Of Equality and Its Spirit
ual Basis"
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EMBLEM FOR CHAPEL
American Mechanics to Give Flag to
oakmont Congregation.

An American flag Is to be presented to
Grace Chapel. Oakmont. Delaware
County, tomorrow evening, by lone
Council, No. 765, Junior Order OF United
American Mechanics.
Preceding the presentation there will
be song service. The presentation ad-
dress will be made by Thomas II.
Walters, and the Rev. James II. Feeley,
pastor OF Grace Chapel will deliver the
speech OF acceptance.
Horace d. Cav will also speak, and
prayer is 10 be offered by William Law
son.
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CHAPEL THREE YEARS OLD
S'' Marks Episcopal, Darby, to cele-
brate Anniversary.

Elaborate services will mark the third
anniversary of ST Marks Protestant
episcopal Chapel Darby, tomorrow, with
me Rev, c. A. Ricksecker the minister
IN charge. presiding.
AZ II o'clock In the forenoon the Rev
- Arnold. secretary 70 Bishop Rhine
I.AaeF, viii speak as the representative
~ NE Bishop and Bishop sufragan Gar
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ST. JOHNS ANNIVERSARY
church's Centennial Celebration Will
Begin Tomorrow.

The centennial anniversary celebration
OF st Johns Episcopal Church, Sd and
brown streets, will begin tomorrow morn
ing AT the regular hour OF worship the
pastor the Rev. George Chalmers Rich
ihoho' will deliver his commemorative ser
mon.
IN the evening special addresses on
JIhuNh unity will be given by the Rev.
street Presbyterian Church, and the Rev.
~ Frank p, Parkin, superintendent OF
S ne central District OF the Philadelphia
SSSSnleIenee OF the Methodist Episcopal
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1914-10-31

The seventh anniversary of the par
torate of the Rev DR.. w. CORTLAND Rob-
inson, mt the Northminster Presbyterian
Church. will be observed tomorrow with
special services. About 500 new members
have been added to the church since Doc
tor Robinson took charge as its minister.
what VIII You Do Tuesday," will
be the subject to be discussed by the
Rev. Il. F. Randolph in st. James Meth
odist Episcopal Church, Olney, tomorrow
evening.
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WILL DEDICATE REREDOS
Memorial to Late Harvey Rowland
at st. Marks.

A magnificent reredos will be dedicated
In ST. Marks Protestant Episcopal
Church, Frankford avenue, below Sellers
street. tomorrow as a memorial to the
late Harvey Rowland, one of the most
prominent members of that parish fCS
many years
The rector, the Rev. ]. B, Harding, has
arranged a special service for the occa-
sion. and a large audience is expected
to attend.
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RELIGIOUS NOTICES



TIE FOURTH PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH
s. sEx Slt9 5oN 5i ana r REV RklhEVgSs'ib9S b. d. Minister
i0.45 a. m.-'iHlgher Citizenship"
T:45 p. m,-"Indecision."
HOPE PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH
ReH RH.'!SEf WILLIAM LIAM rRTLoR eAtbWELt, a.
io:45 sp"s; a. m.-Rsv Caldwell will preach. Com
munion.
745 D. m
NoRTHMINSTER CHURCH
Seventh Anniversary Of Dr. Robinson's PAS
iS9S BE9t9oEho2a Nsfsi7g IiT Al men i9yItsa S
2:5o Bible School.
1:15 Christian Endeavor.
sTRA ARE Sh9 dRfs iSvffTTED
SCOTS CHURCH, Broad ST below Morris st.
p; 5STUART Mo0REE., p; d. Minister
1:4J-"rhe Call Of the Hour"
ST; PiAUi. PRIxsgYTEIR6I!AAN I6!A CHURCH
R5X. j. BgvEiRIsRI,SE JistS D. D. Mln,'tfE
2so S'- ?. m-qradeq Bible School 49,,
as t r. * sonE o5S;a
VIM Include festival prelude on Elm
Fest BuTg." BY. Taulkes. and Festive
TABERNAcLE, PRBsBYTER1AN CHURCH
fffsHua foaN A1hRN LR Blair, lSI viii ppss PREACH ''
II a. mL-'TTTE BRAMBLp KING-A PAR
ABLE FOR ELECTION DAY"
9 p m.-"THE POWER OF ONE NAME
FAITH"
Come and worship with .-
UNION TABERNACLE
REV. ROBERT HUNTER, PASTOR, will
GNfoS Rasf SshGS fS THE Z cHtRcI Il & e. ESQ NrDLI
WOODLAND PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH
"a tSyeg and y Pi3s WssS sts SWAIN M,n,,,or.
1880 a. m.-Brotherhood
11:Oo a. n--Worship. Sermon, SALVATION
2:45 p. m.-Brblo School. New scholars
500 p. m.-Praise. Sermon. Peter and
RevlvRls OF History"
SPECIAL MCSIc.Anthem from Seed Time
and Harvest" West; Anthem, Tear Not OF
* Song ot Praise" S;'f Goobiier; Anthem, sY;
Shall Go out With JOY Barnby,
"wednesday at 500 p. m.-The Pilgrims
II you are looking for a church home
Come Thou and All Thy House"
WEST HOPE, corner Preston and Aspen SITS:
Rev. Charles n. Whitaker, =. D., Assistant
Sunday campaign, Will address men.
T:45 D. m.-Dr. Bronson's theme will be
Leaving Old Friends and Familiar Faces"
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Protestant Episcopal

CHURCH OF THE HOLY APOSTLES
2lst and Christian SITS.
Rev. GEORGE HERBERT POOP, Rector.
Holy Communion, q, m.
Communion and Sermon. 1880 a. m.
Special Musical Service, T:90 2. m,
Song OF Thanksgiving. Maunder.
Harp and violin.
CHURCH OF ST. SIMEON, 9th and LehiEh
M H. c. dedication four memorial windows.
7;45 m GauIs Mo Holy w. city solSlsts.
erick Anne, Frederic AyTes; Harp. Francis J.
Violin John K Witzemann: Organ, c. Allen
RehBtock-
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Drerel Blddle Bible Glasses

Drexel Blddle Bible Glasses
DRFXEL BIDpLE BIBLE CLASSES
| Our Racket Club. combining social features
mas fnaSmdch Mission Monday one T hight ''' All %si
come.
Ethical Culture
AR: AL1FRBD W. MARTIN will address the
daY dei society SF9Sa Sa f5sst 6stfr ahess'Es; es sim
and Its Spiritual Basis" Public welcome,
Franklin Home
FFRSR6E FSH II HaMR E9F TH 5s f2FMA saSst a
James ". HaGlehuirist Esq. Es.0' '1 -o''4 y
Lutheran
MESSIAH LUTHERAN
The Friendly Church"
DANIEL L, wEiiGLE, Pastor. will preach,
y$ %e3n Gernss 60 ssSis soiSs SShfo 745 p mn M
SMrqsca, PEstgdfe Istlf3, Emil Emil, F S sSshmdt, yioiRi
and the Messiah quartet -
TABERFNAGGLIES Il 22th and sPFUSSs5@oWm :. Mi
TEMPLE. 52d and RRce-Rey, a. RohlmGn,
NJ. D.. 1880 a. m, 23o and 7:45.
Methodist Episcopal
CHURCH OF THE ADVOCATE.
GEHSPpsTSoSE4 ESps S5 4Pn HoGM sH MasteE as Germantown
lO:46-Communion and Reception OF Mem
7.45-"Ths Greatest Menace 10 the Health.
Wealth vsG!,il, and Happiness OF Humanity" At
C05sLUMBI4 AVENUE
Rev f, Sff.{RF III {HRsF'' A2NPei'ERRss1i2REr 3; Ri' Rasi2E
1880 a. sunikay. S@kSy.. SSov;IR0sR5 S 4, Roia.n D, D.
ESQ m.-MnssomesItiiRga asO Of the Sunday
70 Followed by special 'oid' Home Services
Az former members ana friends cordially
TRemats TTRRe tamSqi %i sSy EsyiSsl singer William n
THE FIRST METHODIST CHURCH
~ GERMA ST0WN
oHANLES BoGF5Rf BSoGSSFf Rt!RNs RHt!TRBNNs' Minister
m6FSiNa 65EEASFkS ASD
EVENING
GhSr sas5Sn, tSa FRTSgFaT FTSS oyv ~ EsstSd Boy
LIFE EVERLASTING"
HORACE K. HoLTZiNGER' Miplstsr
Mt. Holtzinger breaches at both services,
MoUET f5sIs; HsRMoE n 18th anss Porter. Rev. F,
PARK AVENUE CHURCH,
Park ave, and Norris 81.
Rev; ROBERT BAGNELL. D. D.. Minister
;SoD1sUNDAY. SCHOOL.
DE. la BAGN Fills BIBLE CLASS FOR MEN
C.
81 UNTO CAESAR AND INTO dND -
sermon for tho times
ORGAN RECITAL AT 1880.
ST. JAMES NJ. f, TEMPLE 0f.NEY
Rev. p, T. Randolph, Pastor.
Rev, Homer ], Netheny, Assistant Pastor
MIS- :, D. Silell Pastoral Visitor
lu"s0 a. M, -! ORD : supper.
~ l.. m,-sermon. Sermon subject. what
VIM fou DO With Christ Next Tuesdsy ?
TABERNACLE, llth below Oxford y
Growe., lO;sO Communion. T:45 Ia
There such Thing as SIM
PHILADELPHIA HOLINESS ASSOCIATION.
2OT'H ANNUAL CONVENTION.
SONEMBER 9Th To 18TH
AT ST. GEORGE NJ. r. CHURCH
Ath 81. below Vine 81
HYF j. 5. HUGHES. d. D.. PASTOR.
SPECIAL EVANGELIST
REV, h. c. MORRISON. d. L.
Of Louisville, KY. no,sd pulpit orator.
Services: Friday. ?. m praise service. R4y
;, ,. hlshes, leader 3 y, ~. and q IN
heFIlons by DR., Morrison TO 3. n.y. praise
services. Services will bs held daily
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'EHH UNJUST STEWARD" r. the subie6t 5f
thr sermon sunday morning, by the Pastor.
~ 59s tI6 IHeS; Sh31rlSs ". Harvey, az the Church
t9e NsW y9resaleI1 90 and Chestnut sta.
$50 All ssats are free Evsryb0dy 4 vel
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BENEyOLENT ASSOCIATIONS

BENEVOLENT ASSOCIATIONS
BETHANY ANCHORAGE scB n gfh ~ To-
the esgtritlal lplift % girls aud women kiest-
ms lnesaay Thursday and SUNDAY nlFhir
~. Anna J0Inagu. Euparintaudsnl Estbils
NrlH9Tne, No secrets gTsr} thinE o1eB. VIII
lam Mckee. DrsE.dsnt
FHF SALVATION Army Ina
PnuAas4 Plla lead quarters, Coioaizl Truaf
buldlas. Bta ana AaTksi
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Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1914-10-31

DRFXEL BIDDLE BIBLE CLASSES
Our Racket Club. combining social features
with spiritual work, has charge OF service at
Inasmuch Mission Monday night. All well
come.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1914-10-31

TILE FOURTH PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH
s. 4Ith ct. and KinEsessing ave,
REV. JOHN T. REEVE, d. D., Minister.
y:42 a. NJ hl. n "a dnssIsIor mgr
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1914-10-31

"The Heirs of Grace" is to be the
tonic discussed at the service tomorrow
morning In the Fifth Baptist Church by
the pastor the Rev. DR.. w, Quay Ros-
selle, In the evening Doctor Rosselle
win speak on the theme, I'VE Shall All
BE Changed"