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Evening journal., 1914-02-07
DR.. REED ON
HONORINGTHE
HOUSE OF GOD
Go to Church Subject at Ser.
vices in Grace Church
Tomorrow
SPECIAL MUSIC A
FEATURE AT SERVICES

At Grace Methodist Episcopal
Church, DR.. George Edward Reed,
minister, tomorrow at the 1890 morn.
ing service DR.. Reed will deliver .
sermon on "Honoring the. House Of
God appropriate to rEyerybody-go-
to-church Sunday" In the evening al
T.S0, he will speak on Moses and
Hobab" or The Meaning of Every
body-go-to-Church Sunday" Durins
the morning service the Church quar-
let will render the following selec-
ton: Quartet God is Wisdom. God
is Love-" arranged by Ludden; quar-
tet, "Jubilate Deo," by Burk
In the evening, after popular praise
service, the quartet will sing Even
Me" by Warren. and the chorus choir
81 viii Extol Thee" by Lowden.
At . p. m. the Sunday school. all
departments. will meet; the mems BIZ
BILE class in the auditorium. A cor
dial invitation is extended to Every
hody-g go-to-church' guests to visit
the Sunday school.
At $50 p. m. young peoples meet
ing will be held in the lecture room,
Mr.. Walter Blackson, leader.
On Wednesday evening. February
H. the ten day series Of Gospel serv-
ices will be given in the church audi
torium. The Rev. S. B. Goff and his
wife. a noted singer. will assist the
pastor also the great chorus choir.
Evening journal., 1914-02-07
MRS. FITCH TO SING
AT FIRST M. P. CHURCH

Mter extensive improvements. CON
sistine of painting interior and exterior,
@rpoting and installing an electric light
system al cost of $500. the First Meth.
odist Protestant Church. seventh street
near Walnut, will reopen for public
worship tomorrow with an elaborate
program The Rev. l.. A. Bennett viii
be the speaker az the morning and the
evening service Mr. Bennett enjoys the
distinction of being the greatest church
organizer and builder in the East. Mrs
j. A. Fitch. OF Philadelphia, the re-
nowncd gospel singer. win conduct the
special singing for all the services. Au-
brey Nnnde,er will give one of his chalk
talks in the Sunday school at 2l5
O'Clock. .ur and Mrs. Arthur Wilson,
of Epworth choir, will sing i'm the
school. There will be other features of
interest.
Evening journal., 1914-02-07
sERyIcES AT zIoN .LrTHERAN

The Rev. 5. Won Bosse Will preach
the German sermon tomorrow morn.
ing at 1890 o'clock. in Zion Lutheran
Church, on "The Race OF the Chris
tian." There will be no evening
service in the church as the congre-
CATION will unite with ST. Stephens s
Lutheran Church in celebrating the
silver jubilee of the latter church
Sunday schools will be held as
usual at $3.50 o'clock and at 215
o'clock. The meetings for. the en-
suing week are as follows: Tuesday,
Young Peoples Society: Wednesday.
Willing Workers; Friday. Bible
Hour; Saturday, German school
The Mems Lutheran Society," which
was formally organized last Tuesday,
elected the following officers: Presi-
dent, the Rev. S. Won Bosse: vice.
president, Jacob Kleitz: recording
secretary, Harry Schneider; financial
secretary, Frederick Gradwahl; treas
urer, Bernard Kleitz.
On Wednesday evening, February
Is, a concert will be held in the
church by the Willing Workers
Evening journal., 1914-02-07
SnrIAL AT TnMNSTNn-

Special 10 THE EVENING JOURNAL.
TOWNSEND. Feb 7.-Mr. and Mrs
Henry Austen entertained about
hundred guests on Wednesday even
ing in honor Of their son and his
bride. A variety shower of nice gifts
we're received. The Townsend club
presented them with couch ana two
handsome rockers. Music and games
made pleasant entertainment for a
delightful evening.
An oyster supper was given az the
home OF George Daniels on Thursday
evening, when about fifty guests we're
entertained.
Dogs visited the poultry yard Of
Robert Beardsley. near here. on Mon
day night and killed thirty-nine
Indian Runner ducks out OF a flock
OF forty.
Sunday School class No. s. Of the
NJ e. school. gave an entertainment
"In the Ferry House" on Friday
evening.
Miss Ethelwyn Maloney entertain
ed the Ladies' Aid Society on Tues.
day evening at her home.
Evening journal., 1914-02-07
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LOTESEANENI ZINES


bath, in which all who will accept
the Savior may enter into rest.
Meantime Jesus. according to tn
Fathers Plan. through His own Mes
sage and the Message of the Apostles.
has been gathering out of the world
a Bride-class. to be His joint-heirs in
the Kingdom. Satan is allowed con-
siderable liberty in the testing of the
loyalty Of all these. There can, be
only the two masters. knowingly or
isnorantly, people are serving the One
or the other AS Jesus said, He
that Is not with Me is against Me-
The Whole World Obsessed.
ST. Paul declares that the Prince
Of this World (Satan) now worketh
in the hearts of the children OF dis
obedience Jesus took up thN same
thought, and likened the world TO
the poor demoniac whom He had re-
leased from Satan's grasp. Similarly.
all who accept Christ are delivered
from the power of Satan.
Jesus represents such hearts as
swept and garnished-sins forgiven
and grace of God received. But He
declares that Satan will seek to regain
control of such through the spirit OF
the world-pride. anger, malice. hat
red, strife. works of the flesh and
the Devil. Matthew 12:43-45.)
Whom resist. steadfast in the faith"
writes the Apostle. Il Peter 5:9D
II Satan be not resisted. the danger
is that the light and blessing received
through the knowledge of God will
become a curse and an injury: and
that the result with such a person
will be worse than before he came
into relationship with Christ.
Jesus emphasized this. declaring
that as a candle should not be put
Under a bushel, so the light of the
Truth, the grace of God, received.
must not be hidden. but must be let
shine to the glory of God. Otherwise.
the light would become extinguished
and the darkness would prevail. The
eye represents intelligence: and as
long as we have the true enlighten-
ment OF intelligence. the whole body
I is blessed thereby: but IL the intelh-
bence be destroyed. the whole body
will suffe- and be in darkness.
Every one. therefore, receiving the
precious light should take heed lest
he lose II, and have darkness instead.
The eye. the light. here represents
the enlightenment OF the Holy Spirit.
which has the greatest power 10 bless
US: and this. II lost. would mean 10
US even a greater darkness than that
we experienced before coming to a
knowledge Of the Lord
Evening journal., 1914-02-07
WOULDM
ROAD BUILDERS
OF PRISONERS
Plan is Advocated by Sussex
County Pomona Grange in
Enthusiastic Meeting
OFFICERS TAKE THEIR
SEATS FIRST TIME

Special to The EVENING JOURNAL.
IEWES, Del, Feb. before a
delegation Of over one hundred rep
resentatives Of the grange at the
meeting OF the Sussex County Po-
mona which met here yesterday az
ternoon. Morgan T. Cum, of Frank
ford. urged the necessity Of better
reads throughout the county During
discussion many of ,he grangcrs ia
yorcd the working of convicts on the
roads instead of sending them to
New Castle county vhtre board has
to be paid OF them.
Following the discussion. Prof.
HAYWARD OF the Delaware Expert
ment station. spoke on roads and
other topics. State Master Bancroft
was also present
on the arrival of the noon train the
rraneers we're taken to the old NJ.
~ Church where dinner was served.
Alter dinner the business meeting
was held at which time the following
erangers were installed in their re-
spoctive Offices
Master Daniel Short, Laurel; oye--
seer. John r. Kelly. of Bridgeville,
lecturer Mrs. S. H. Messick, Of
Brdgoyille; chaplain, Woolsey Hop
kins. Of Coolspring; secretary, Lee
Pepper. George own, steward b.
Frank Locates. Delmar; assistant
steward. John Ponder, of Milton,
treasurer. Mrs r. }. Rigsin. of Lau-
rel: satekeeper. Edgar Simpler of
Springfield Cross Roads; ceres. Mrs.
Eflie Buchanon. Lewes flora. Mrs.
Mary Morgan. OF Bridsevilie: po
mona. Mrs. f. Frank Locates. of Del
mar. lady assistant stewart Mrs.
Marsh. of Angola; executive com
mittee. S. H. Messick. of BridgcNlle;
e. r. Locates, of Delmar; II. C.
Lewis of laurel.
In the evening a public meeting
was held in the Lyceum Theatre.
Evening journal., 1914-02-07
ST. STEPHENS
ANNIVERSARY
Services to Be Concluded To-
morrow With Memorial
Services
LUTHERAN UNION
WORSHIP IN EVENING

The closing services in connec-
tion with the twenty-hfth anniver-.
sary of the organization OF st.
Stephens Lutheran Church will be
held in the church tomorrow Ihe
services have been very Interesting
and well attended.
Tomorrow morning there viii be a
memorial service IN memory. of the
deceased members of ST. Stephens.
The sermon will bo preached by the
pastor OF ST. Stephens who will
speak on THE Royal Crown The
musical numbers for the morning
service will be "A New Heaven and
a New Earth" A. r. Gaul From the
Holy city, soloist. William II. Rob
inson; Blessed Are the Dead Fred
W. Peace; "if a Man Die J. w. Ler-
man, introducing themes from Han
del's Messiah. soloists, Miss Helen
Hamann and William n Robinson.
The evening service will be histor-
ical in its nature. Old Swedes. the
Oldest church building in Wilmington
originally had been Lutheran
house of worship. The Swedish Col
onists were Lutherans ProL Aman-
aus Johnson OF the University of
pennsylvania, who wrote an extern
sive work on the Swedish Settle
ments Of the Delaware. will be the
speaker for the Swedish ColOnists.
He will speak on the Beginnings
and Early History OF Lutheranism in
Delaware"
One hundred and fifty years after
the cornerstone Of Old Swedes was
laid Zion German Lutheran Church
Of this city was organized, Prof.
Henry Ofermann, d. D., of the Luth-
eran Theological Seminary. Mt Airy.
Philadelphia, Pa. viii speak on Sec
ond Lutheran Movements" in this city.
There will be no services at Zion
Lutheran Church tomorrow evening.
The pastors. Rev. Paul Isenschmidt
and Rev. Sigmund Won Bosse and
Zion congregation having accepted st.
Stephens invitation to worship with
them. The musical program for Sun
day evening follows:
Duet. Onward Christian Soldiers .''
duetists, George Nickel and Oscar W
Stiegler; Daughters of Zion" f. {.
Maker "Jubilate in d." e. II. Pierce:
duct. "l VIII Lift Up Mine Eyes" J..
$. Fearis. duetists. Misses Irene Bris-
tow and Helen Hamann.
Evening journal., 1914-02-07

are all earthly: show us some sign
from Heaven.
Jesus answered the objection that
He was the Prince Of demons rather
than the Prince of Light by showing
that for Satan TO cast out his own
hosts would signify a warfare in the
camp of the evil ones, which would
imply that Satan's house was divided
and would soon fall II would be
foolish, therefore. for Satan to cast
cut Satan; consequently such an ar
gument should have no weight.
But said Jesus. those of you who
realize that | am casting out demons
by the finger Of God. the power OF God,
should have no doubt that this power.
whichtI. possess more than others, is
an evidence of special favor from God.
a corroboration of Ny testimony that
the power Of Gods Kingdom is being
exercised in your midst ae
Jesus power in casting out demons
showed that He was thoroughly COM
petent to deal with Satan, and that
had the Kingdom been set up at that
time. Satan and his angels would have
been bound, or restrained. then. How
ever. in view Of the foretold rejec-
tion OF Jesus and His Kingdom. the
work of binding Satan did not pro-
gress. but delayed until the Second
Coming of Jesus Then. He will take
His great power and reign. AT that
time He Will deal with Satan and his
subordinate demons: yea, with all that
have cultivated sin and the spirit of
Satan, which has so seriously gotten
hold OF humanity.
The Binding of Satan.
Our Lord tells that in the end of
the Gospel Age Satan shall be bound
for the thousand years OF Messiah S
glorious Reign, that he may deceive
mankind no longer. He has been de-
ceiving and deluding them for six
thousand years. misrepresenting the
Heavenly Father as the worst being
imaginable. predestinating thousands
of millions to eternal torture
Jesus pictures Satan's control OF
the world. likening him to a strong
man armed and guarding his palace
He can maintain his control until a
stronger comes. overcomes him and
takes possession OF his wrongly-ac-
CURED valuables. Thus Jesus fore
told that His own Messianic Kingdom
will be stronger than that of Satan
The result will be the deliverance oi
mankind from the curse of sin and
death which has rested upon the race
for now six great DAYS of a thousand
years each. Messiahs Kingdom will
be the great Seventh Day, OF Sab
Evening journal., 1914-02-07
WEST CHURCH
SUNDAY
WORSHIP
Everybody Go To Church
Day Premises to Be
Successful There
PASTOR THE SPEAKER
AT BOTH SERVICES

Special services in all departments
will mark Everybody go-to-Church
lay" in West Presbyterian Churcl
tomorrow. The pastor, Dr. Smiley,
will occupy the pulpit morning and
evening and will present for consid-
GRAFTON themes in keeping with the
occasion.
AT the 1890 o'clock service the SER
mon subject will be. "The Modern
Meaning Of the Macedonian Call"
The choral music will be Barrett's
anthem, 20 Sing Unto the Lord"
with Miss Edith Robo ana Harry
Frazer as aoloists, and the oifertory,
I'VE Praise Thee. o Cod" by VIII NJ.
S. Brown. with Miss Robh and NJ e..
Hastings. Jr.. as soloistg Mr. Brown
win play as n prelude one OF his own
compositions entitled. Melody in e
Flat" and as a postlude Batiste's
"Postlude in c."
The Bible School will meet at .
O'Clock with c. n. Bower IN charge
Nine hundred and thirty-eight per-
sons were in the school last Sunday,
l0l in the Mems Class and % in the
Womens Class. There will be spe-
cial music tomorrow by r.. L. Sal
ter. woiinist, and Miss Julia Beau
champ. soprano.
The Christian Endeavor Society
meeting will be held at ESQ o'clock.
The Misses r. West and Mary Love
Jones will lead.
The gospel meeting will begin at
7.30 o'clock, opening with the popu-
lar conversational service of song.
Almost 1000 people were in attend
ance last sunday night The theme
OF DR.. Smileys address will be. Does
Any One Care for My Soul?' The
special musical program to be pre-
sented by the choir under the direc-
ton Of Professor j. r. Clymer. will
be-
"rhe Holy city by Adams. with
Miss Rohb as soloist and "The
Gloria by Mozart; dornet solo.
"Adeste Fideles,' by c. T. Edwards.
soloist with violin obligato by Mas
ter Charles l.. Edwards: organ pre-
lude. Overture In r Flat" by Le-
bank and Postlude. "Maroh Tr-
umphal,' by Batiste.
Evening journal., 1914-02-07
AT
AVENUE CHURCH

The pastor, Rev. J. Y. Irwin. S. T.
h.. will preach tomorrow morning in
Delaware avenue Church at 1890
o'clock on the theme: The Planter"
and in the evening at 7.3O, the theme
VIII be, THE Great Question" New
Testament Baptism will be admins
tered after the evening sermon. Prof
Leslie Cook prcsides at the organ at
these meetings
The Bible School meets at . O'Clock.
superintendent Harry r. Link in
charge. The Y. =. S. G. e. meets
at 645. The subject will be. The
Safety Verse Psalm 81 Miss Mag
gio Starr is leader.
Monday evening the Ushers' Union
will meet in the Ushers' Union room
AT s o'clock Wednesday evening the
regular midweek prayer meeting is
at s o'clock Friday afternoon at
$40 o'clock the Jr c. E. meets, and
Friday evening. at o'clock. the
Y. y. S. G. +. will hold its regular
monthly business meeting.
Tuesday evening. February "a at
s o'clock. the Helping Hand Glass of
the Bible school viii give "A George
Washington Party" with orchestra
and a sketch from college life. in the
Bible schoo' room.
The musical program will be; Morn
ing service Organ prelude Chofster's
March. Arthur Bcrridge; solo, II Heard
the Voice of Jesus Say llovd H. Cook;
anthem, Praise the Lord @ My Soul. -
soloist. Mrs g. II. Hope; solo "'rhe Lord
is My Light Miss Julia Bcauchamp;
organ postmde. Night service Organ
prelude. Irumphal March; solo, Face
TO Face" Miss Sue H. Evans; anthem,
saviour. Mncn Night Involves the
skies. quartet and chorus' solo, "Cross-
ing the Bar Arthur y. Price; organ
postlude.
Evening journal., 1914-02-07
8IDtE STU9IFSg

Prince Of Darkness vs.. Prince Of
Light. Luke l1;14-s6, 3s-s8-Feb.
s.-Look. therefore. whether the
light that is in thee be not dark
ness. Luke 1885.
However much the worldly-wise
may scoff at the idea that there is a
personal Devil. prince over a demon
host OF spirit beings-rebels against
Gods Government-let us always re-
member that this is the teaching of
the Bible from Genesis to Revelation.
The Bible explains that Satan was the
first transgressor: that previously he
was a cherub. who lost his loyalty to
God through pride and ambition; and
that he seduced into disobedience
those whom the Bible designates as
now a demon host. Everywhere the
Scriptures set forth that this host OF
spirit beings are associated with our
earth. and not in some far-oh merry
furnace torturing the human dead.
The Bible indicates that God does
not lack power to deal with these re-
bells. but that He is permitting them
for a time to manifest the fruitage
OF sin. anger. malice. hatred. envy,
strife. as a lesson to angels and men.
They are under certain limitations,
which the Apostle styles chains OF
darkness" They have not been per-
mitted to materialize as men since
the Deluge. But they have sought in
tercourse with humanity; and their
victims are said to be obsessed OF the
demon. and are insane
II Is estimated that fully one-half
of those in insane asylums are demon
possessed-th demons belonging 10
The very class so frequently men
toned in connection with our Lord S
ministry AS in the past. intercourse
with humanity was sought through
witches. wizards. necromancers. etc.
so today. intercourse is sought
through ouija boards, planchettes, and
spirit mediums. Humanity, deceived
nv these doctrines OF demons incul-
Gated in the Dark Ages q Timothy
An. neglect Gods testimony in the
Bible that the dead are asleep. and
know not anything .tEcclesiastes
9:5) "heir thoughts perish" until
their awakening in the morning OF the
New Dispensation.
Today's Study introduces the Mas
ter delivering a man from demon pos
session. The people rightly under
stood the difficulty. but being opposed
70 the Master. some evilly declared
that the demons obeyed Jesus be.
cause He Himself was the Prince Of
devils. others said, Your miracles
Evening journal., 1914-02-07
REPAIRS MADE re STEAMERS.
Ericsson Line Plans to Resume Trips
Next Monday.

The Ericsson Line employed the
enforced lay off of their boats due to
the repairing of the locks of the Del
aware and Chesapeake Canal 20 give
them thorough ovcrhauling in
preparation for the resumption
Of business which will prob
ably take place on Monday.
The steamers Anthony Groves. Jr.
and Ericsson have been thoroughly
overhaulcd and renovated. The lat
ter steamer leaves Philadelphia on
Monday. February 9. and the former
the same day from Baltimore These
two boats. the weather permitting.
viii make daily trips thereafter
The steamer Lord altimore, which
will be put into operation on June
Is. is having a new set OF boilers
installed. and the steamer Penn Is
being rebuilt so that. outside Of her
hull. she viii be practically an entire
new boat
Evening journal., 1914-02-07
MISS VERNON TO
SPEAK REFORE IN. III. A.

Miss Mabel Vernon will address the
Young Mems Hebrew Association
Sunday evening in the Y NJ. n. A.
Hall. on Woman Suffrage" Miss
Vernon. who is Delaware Chairman of
the Congressional Union. has been
very active in the suffrage cause for
some time, During the last few days
she has addressed meetings in sew
eral down state towns and has been
received with great interest and in
many instances has won support for
the woman suffrage movement. The
meeting will be open to the public.
Evening journal., 1914-02-07
LET Us GO INTO HOUSE OF
LORD AS SERMON TEXT

Il was glad when they said unto me
let US go into the house of the Lord"
is the text from which the. pastor,
Rev. J. c. Lane. viii speak at the
lO.45 o'clock service tomorrow in
Olivet Presbyterian Church. Fourth
and Broome streets. The Manly
Christ and the Call for Christlike
Men" will be the topic for the even
ing sermon at 7.45 o'clock. A chorus
choir Is being formed under the lead
ership Of William II. Oliver. Sr., and
will sing at the services tomorrow.
The Sunday school meets at 2.30
p. m. and its classes are graded to
meet the needs of all The Christian
Endeavor prayer meeting will be led
by the president Alvin Mote "The
Safety Verses" will be the topic for
discussion.
week of special Evangelistic serv-
ices will begin February %
Evening journal., 1914-02-07
AT A. M. f. ZION CHURCHES.

At Grace Church, Third and West
streets, the pastor. the Rev A. =. Lo-
max. will preach al ] a. mn. tomorrow.
There will be class meeting at p. M,
Sunday school at $50 p. M, and at s
p M. the Rev. DR.. Cross. of Ezion NJ. y.
Church. will preach to the ushers OF
Grace Church.
AZ St Lukcs, Eleventh and DUPONT
streets, the Rev. H. d. Young the pas
tor. viii preach / a, m. and p. M,
with class meeting at 3 p..m.
Evening journal., 1914-02-07
DR.. TRAPNELL TO
DISCUSS MIRACLES

AZ st. Andrews Episcopal Church cor
ner shipley and Eghth streets. the ser
vices for tomorrow are: Mems Bible
class and Sunday school $40 a. M;
morning service and sermon at IL; even
ing prayer and address at 7.45. At the
evening service the rector will deliver
the fourth lecture in the series. Places
Of Christ in History" Tn fourth lee
ture is miracles. Wednesday evening
at 7.l5 there will be the regular half
hour service and address.
Evening journal., 1914-02-07
MEMBERSHIP CONTEST
AT McCABE CHURCH

The Glad Hand and open Door"
characteristic of McCabe Church viii
be in evidence tomorrow. The pas
tor, the Rev. f. c. MacSorley, will
preach in the morning at 1890 and
in the evening at 7.45.
The Sunday School Will meet at -
noon.. The first two adult classes.
one for men and one for women, are
having a friendly rivalry for larger
membership, with the women much
in the lead. as they had a larger
membership to begin with The
women are expecting to have seven
ty-five names enrolled by Easter,
and the men fifty
The Epworth League devotional
meeting opens at o'clock in the
evening
Evening journal., 1914-02-07
ASBURY EXPECTS
BIG ATTENDANCE

One OF the largest congregations
in years is expected at Asbury NJ. L.
Church tomorrow A large number
of people who are not members of
the church or who seldom attend il,
are expected to be present The pas
tor. the Rev. George White Dawson
will preach on Faith the Means of
Life in the morning at 1890 o'clock,
and on Going to the House of the
Lord at 7.30 o'clock in the evening.
Prayer meeting will be held at 8
o'clock in the morning. and the sun
day School will meet at . o'clock.
There win be special music by the
church orchestra
Evening journal., 1914-02-07
An MT. Joy NJ. +. CHTRCH.

AT Mt Joy NJ r. Church. Rev d.
II. Hargis pastor. the order of ser
vices will be as follows tomorrow:
$50 a. M, class: 1870 a. M, sermon
by pastor, subject. The Divine In
spection;" 2.30 p. m. Sunday
School; 6.45 p.,m. Epworth League;
Li5 p. m, Or. Hargis will preach
from the subject, The Great Recon
cilor"
Evening journal., 1914-02-07
CnnKMAN SFRVIcFS

Services az Goodman NJ y. Church to
morrow will be as follows: Glass at 9.45
o'clock; preaching at 1890 O'Clock by
the Rev. ,. =. Outten: Sunday school at
2l5 o'clock; Epworth League at Gas
O'Clock; preaching at $50 o'clock by the
pastor Tomorrow being Everybody.
go-to-church" day at this church. the
pastor invites those in the community
or near the church to attend
Evening journal., 1914-02-07
SECOND NJ. p. CHURCH.

At the Second NJ p Church. Fifth
avenue and Anchorage street, the Rev.
G. F. Earring. pastor, services for
tomorrow are as follows 10 a. m,
prayer meeting, led by Howard Craw-
ford: 1915 a. m, the pastor will
preach on THE Morning Breaketh. -
D. m, Sunday Schooi: 6.45 p. m,
prayer meeting. led by Walter For
nocht; 7.3O D. M the pastor will
preach on THE Living Truth.
Evening journal., 1914-02-07
WEsLET NJ. Z. CHURCH SERVICES,

The services at Wesley Church to-
morrow will begin with the class
meeting at $50. Interest in this
service has greatly increased during
the past few weeks The pastor will
occupy the pulpit at the morning serv-
ice. The subject of the sermon will
he. THE Macedonian CALI The
Sunday school is having splendid sue
cess and record-breakng attend
ance is expected tomorrow. The even
ing service will be evangelistic in
character.