The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-06-27

FIFTH AVENUE CHURCH--Fifth avenue
at Finy-hfth street. The Rev. DR.. DAVID q.
wylle, new secretary Of the Presbyterian
Board Of Church Erection, will preach to-
morrow morning and will also conduct the
services in the afternoon at 4 o'clock. DIR.
Wylie has Just closed a twenty-four year
pastoratc at the Scotch Presbyterian
Church. Central Park West and Ninety-siSth
street. and IL considered to be living Wit
ness to the untruth that New York city Is the
graveyard OF preachers" He had two pas
torates In this city before going to Scotch
Church. which then was in West Fourteenth
street. His ministerial life OF more than
thirty years has been spent In New York
pulplts. He IL now administering a fund OF
almost $500, 900 which aids congregations
In remote districts In building churches and
manses
CHAPEL OF THE INTERcESsIoN--
Broadway and 155th street The music to-
morrow will include: II A. NJ, Prelude. Con-
| temptation, Gsul: offertory anthem, call to
Remembrance, Lord, Thy Tender Mer-
cies," Roberts; postlude, Adors:io GauL
3 T.. NJ, Prelude. Larghetto. Caikin; offer
tory anthem NO shadows Yonder? All
| Light and Song" GauI; postluce, allegro,
| Handel. At the II o'clock service the Rev.
W. Miller Reid. vicar OF birmingham. Lin
! colnshire, England, will preach.
| CENTRAL PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH
| Fify-seventh street. near Broadway. The
Rev. John Mcneil Of Toronto, NADIA, will
| preach every sunday during July. Mr. Me-
| NELL Is pastor OF the Great Cookies Presby
| terrain Church IN Toronto.
| NEW CHURCH Observation-Disclosures
| hnh street. between Park and Lexington
| avenues. The Rev Julian X. SMITH, pastor.
| will have as his subject for the sermon to-
morrow morning Tho Fall Of Man" Dr.
| smyth will discuss the alleged discovery Of
a pre-semitic story OF the fail and OF the
deuge.
CALVARY BAPTIST CHURCH-Fifty.
| seventh street, between Sixth and seventh
avenues. Union services will be held during
| the summer Sunday school at s:i5 A. NJ,
| public sermon and worship at II A, N. Fri
day, prayer meeting at s =. NJ, The follow
Ing clergymen will preach: Tomorrow, the
Rev. william e. Biting. ID. d.. Of st. Louis
| July 8, the Rev, George c. Fetter OF Chit
| cago: July IL, the Rev. Wilbur Chapman
d. D., OF New York: July 10. the Rev, J. NJ
stlner. d. d., OF Evanston, III: July rs, tho
Rev George e. Fettcr OF Chicago: Angus
| 2, the Rev. George q. Fetter OF Chicago
August 0, tho Rev. George c, Fetter Of Chi
cago; August 10. the Rev. George C. Fette
| Of Chicago; August "a, the Rev George G
Fetter Of Chicago; August 30, the Rev
George c. Fetter of Chicago; september 9
the Rev. George g. Fetter OF Chicago; Sep
tember 10. tho Rev. George c, Fetter OF chi
cago. The regular evening services will b.
resumed on Sunday. September 90
II ST PAULS METHODIST CHURCH
West End avenue and Eighty-sixth street
The Rev. charles l.. Goodsii. pastor. vii
have an interesting subject for the evening
service, "Our National Birthday" At tn
morning hour the theme will be THE In
| heritance OF Christ"
NEW YORK PRESBYTERIAN cHURci
-lesth street and seventh avenue. To
| morrow will be the last Sunday OF reguld
Il services before the church closes for the va
cation season. independence Day service
| viii he held AZ the morning hour and tn
| psstor. the Rev, George W. Arms Jr" wi
preach az "chrisrs Proclamation Of Inde
=, ndcnce." A. the evening service the pas