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Evening journal., 1914-01-17
BETHANY CHURCH NOTES

Services at Bethany Baptist Church,
Elm and Jackson streets, will be con-
Quoted tomorrow by the minister, the
Rev. j. r. Hunsberger. The Broth
erhood of Andrew md Philip viii
meet at 10 clock in the chapel. The
newly-elected president. Hiram Yer
ger, will lead the meeting The morn
ing worship will begin at 1890 o'clock
the sermon subject being Descent
of the Holy Spirit" The subject for
the evening sermon at 7.45 o'clock
will be who Art Thou?' The Bible
School will meet at o'clock. The
B. Y. P. L. Will meet for prayer and
praise service at o'clock. Miss
Mary Hanson will lead on the topic
"Our Standard"
The monthly meeting Of the trus-
tees will be held on Monday evening
in the teacher-training room. The
regular meeting of the Teachers AS
sociation will be held on Tuesday
.evening in the beginners room. The
weekly prayer service will be held on
Wednesday evening.
Evening journal., 1914-01-17
DR.. DUNHAM AT
WESTMINSTER

At Westminster Presbyterian Church
tomorrow the pulpit will be occupied
morning and evening hv the Rev. James
n. Dunhsm Of Philadelphia. The follow
ing is the musical program
1880 o'clock Organ "Rhapsodic,
Foulkc: anthem. "1'heie is a Blessed
Home" Marks; ofertofy. "Ihc Call oi
the saviour Robyn. J. Frank Ayrcs.
Evening Organ, Romance. Bohm
anthem. THE Lord is Exalted West ;
ofrertoy, "1hou Wilt Keep Him in Per
feet Peace Young. the quartet.
The chimes viii be played before and
after the morning service and before
the evening service. AT the time OF the
morning service the kindergarten will
meet in thc chapel.
At noon the graded Sunday school
meets in the chapel ana the adult Biblee
class in the gallery of the church.
The Junior {. +. meets in the primary
room at p. m. The y. +. :. G. H.
goes to the workhousc in the afternoon
TO assist in the service and at o'clock
will meet for the regular devotiona
service The topic is Ambitious En-
dcaVorcrs."
Beginning one week from tomorrow
the vesper service which has been SO
attractive and inspiring whenever held
will he held regularly in The church
taking the place OF the evening preach
ing service. The service viii last m
hour. There will be cNccllnt musr
and brif sermon.
The mid-weck service will be held OF
Wednesday evening.
Evening journal., 1914-01-17
The HOPE OF
The GOSPEL
Dr.. Crawford to Preach On
Subject at Central
Tomorrow
CHURCH CHOIR TO
SING SPECIAL SONGS

in Central Presbyterian Church, King
street below Eighth tomorrow morning,
the Rev. j. H. Crawford viii preach
on the subject. ~rhe Hope OF the Cos
pei
IN the evening at l.A5 o'clock the min.
ister will preach ON "A Message from
the Brec1cs.
The music OF the day win consist oi
Organ prelude, Olertorc in Il dat
Batiste; anthem, Glory be to God on
High, Buck ofcrtory solo, Consider and
Hear Me, Wooler, Mrs. Osborn; organ
postlude, st. Catherine.
In the evening Organ prelude. Capric'
clio, Lemarc; anthem, he Prodlgal Son,
Neyiu; oGertory, The Shadows OF 1he
Eycnng Hours, ehclicyj organ post
ude. March Roniaine, Ozark.
The high class devotional singing OF
the quartet add greatly TO the re,c'en'
tial spiiit OF the SERVICES.
sunday school meets at - O'Clock
with classes Tor the instruction ol all
aecs. The adult Bible class will meet
in the auditorium at the same hour as
the school and will be taught by the
minister.
The young peoples society oi CHRIS
tian Endcavor viii meet at 6.15 o'clock
the subject being Ambitious Eudcav.
orcrs,' led by Misscs Edna hc'scr anu
Sarah DAZZLING.
Evening journal., 1914-01-17
HOPE CHURCH WORSHIP.

The Rev. Horace r. Houf viii
preach in Hope Baptist Church at IL
and 7.3O o'clock tomorrow. Special
music fiji be furnished in each SER
vice by the choir. With Miss Preston
as chorister and Mrs. Walker organ
list. The evening sermon will close
the series on tho teachings Of Jesus
with the theme "Thc Kingdom of
God" The class In Teacher Training
will discuss Tho Relation Of Ideas,
in teaching The meeting for prayer
and Bible study is held on Wednesday
evening at o'clock. The choir holds
it's practice at . o'clock. On Tuesday
evening. January 27. the church will
hold its annual supper and business
meeting in the lecture room.
Evening journal., 1914-01-17
PREPARE WAY
OF The LORD
Ir. Reed has Sunday Sermon
on Church Forward
Movement
GOSPEL SONG TO
BIZ HEARD At NIGHT

Az the morning service In Grace
M e. Church tomorrow. Dr. George
Edward Reed will deliver sermon
appropriate TO "rhc Forward Move
mcnt' in the Church, on the SUB
ioct. Johns Revival. or Preparing
the Way of the Lord
During tho service the following
special musical selections VIII be
sung Quartet. Great and Marvel
lOus by Turner, contraito solo, by
Miss l.appin Just For To-day'
AT 2 o'clock. the Sunday school,
with Horny z. Isaacs, superintendent, 4
will mrci The Mems Bible Glass,
Edwin Golding leader. viii assemble
In the auditorium The singing in
the adult department. under the
direction of Frederick j.. Balmond,
assisted by the orchestra under the
leadership of John Taylor. Is par
ticularly hnc and greatly enjoyed
At 6 o'clock there will be a meeting
of the Epworth League, with Walter
Blackson as leader.
At the evening service there will be-
change in the usual order. the FIRST
NllitN minutes Nflnh gwen w "a
popular song service. led by the
Chorus Choir OF seventy voices The
subject of tho evening sermon by
DR. Reed. viii be "EN-rresidont
Eliot's Religion of the Twentieth Cen
ury." discussion of the so-called
"Ncw Religion" In addition to the
gospel song service the following pro-
gram win be presented: Quartet
Saviour Again TO Thy Dear Namc,'
by Shelley; anthem, Rock of Ages,
by the Quartet and Chorus Choir.
A Forward Movement series Of
meetings lasting ten days will begin
in the church auditorium on Sum
day. February A. In these services
1 the pastor will be assisted by tho
noted evangelist, the Rev S B. Croft,
Jr.. and his wife.
Evening journal., 1914-01-17
AS A
SIN-CHASER

NEW YORK. Jan. 17.--salvation by
means Of the tango. in religious
cabaret-this is the novel plan
launched by Major Wallace Winchell
Of the Jersey City branch of the Sal
vation Army for saving souls and
modornizing religious revivals.
The major received the idea Tues
day night. started TO put il into ef-
feet yesterday and last night the Sal
vation Army Cafe and Cabaret. Ill
Montgomery street, was ready to cpen
its premiere show.
And hereafter the seediest pan
handler may enjoy that which up TO
the present has been reserved for a
higher stratum of society. He won't
be served lobster, frogs legs or hum
mingbird's tongues, but he can get
all the coffee he wants and plenty
of beef stew and maybe-if he really
needs it-a Winchell cocktail, too.
"Most of the down-and-outs are
victims OF rum said the Major, sur
veying. his days work with satisfac
ton and dcxterously Tipping a pork
chop in the pan. "We're just trying
to give the men present day attrac-
tions without the booze. We want to
Offset the temptations that lead them
to go bad If We can
And the capacious quarters proved
the experiment has been started in no
small way. Major Winchell esti-
mates the cafe" can feed at least
900 unfortunate a day, and more if
necessary in a pinch.
"Thc piano will be moved in to-
morrow, he said. 1.-TWO or three Of
the mon to have reformed and who
arc now with us. can sing and play.
They will be the cabaret talent at
first. but we expect to add to il right
along.
what We arc doing is TO give
every outcast warm and comfort
able place where he may spend the
/ evening in innocent pleasure. have
all he wants TO eat. and perhaps start
out with a stronger determination tc
fight his misfortuncs.
"All the newest ragtimc songs viii
be used. with Salvation Army words
substituted, and the men Will be Al
( liberty to enjoy themselves at viii
We have fixed the price at cents
Not that that will pay for their coffe,
and food. 0ut we want, II possible, tc
avoid paupcrizing them. We want tc
build up. not break down, their sell
/ respect
But no man will be turned down
who hasn't the price. We have C
heat the place and there is plenty ol
; wood in the cellar to be sawed. II q
man hasn't the nickel he ran saw
wood for awhile. then get meal ard
enjoy himself hereafter
Evening journal., 1914-01-17
and Music Be Sunday Features In the City Churches

Moses Jesus therefore said TO this
theological Doctor: How do you un-
dcrstand the matter? You know what
is written in the Law. The lawyer
replied We shall love the Lord with
all our soul, with all our strength.
with all our mind; and cur ncighbor
as ourselves. Jesus approved this
saying, DO ,his. and YOU shall live.
You will never die.
Tho lawyer was caught. Hc knew
that the people of Israel had been
dying for centuries. yet himself and
others outWardly claimed that they
were keeping the Law. Jesus. show
cd him from his own testimony that
he was not keeping the Law, as he
and tho Phariscos pretended to do,
( The fact Is that O imperfect, fallen
human being can keep the perfect
Law of God for it is so comprchen-
sivc that only perfect man could
4 keep Il thoroughly
/ The lawyer sought to make the best
of bad argument, and turned tho
question TO Jesus again: "Who Is
my neighbour Whom am ! to love
as MYSELF" This wa one of the
points which Jesus had particularly
made against the Pharisecs that out
wardly they we're pious. religious
they prayed, tasted. etc; yet IN their
hearts they were unjust and woull
take advantage of widows and or
lphans-not loving these as them
selves The lawyer sought TO imply
that Gods Law did not include every
body as his neighbor, but only certain
Jones.
Jesus. however again out-generaled
him. saying. = certain man went
down TO Jericho and on that lonely
mountain road he was beset by
thieves. who stripped him. wounded
him and left him hall dead. There
happened that way priest, one OF
the highest representatives Of the
Law; and when he saw the man. he
passed by on the other side Like.
wise there ssed by a I.cvte, mex
in relationship in the service OF this
Law: He went a little nearer ant
looked at the poor man, but did moth
ing. Then came along "A Samaritan
an outsider. and he was filled will
compassion. He bound up thu
wounds. put the man on his breast
brought him to an inn and took care
Z OF him. sacrificing his time anI
, strength In the wounded mans in
/ terest. Moreover he paid for tn
; mans keep until he should return
( from Jerusalem.
Now. said Jesus to the lawyer
which Of these men acted the part o
Evening journal., 1914-01-17

the neishbor to this man vino fcll
among the thiovcsg Which fulfilled
the requirements Of the Law. think
YOU? The lawyer answered, "He that
showed mercy ON him" Jesus replied
that this should be an example TO the
lawyer 20 do likewise. TO be kind.
thoughtful. generous. toward ans hu
man being in need OF help
Lo,c fuliulls the Law.
We do we'll TO remember Code real
object IN giving laws commandments
etc. He IS not taking pleasure espe.
cially In the number OF times that
We bow toe knee or tho head. or et-
tend Divine Worship or I'm anything
that VIC can do along tho lines Of out
ward Worship The Lord especially
delights TO see US cultivate His own
spirit Of love. kindness and gcncrosi.
~. God Is Love; and he that dwell
9th In love dwcllcth IN God" II John
4. l61 "tie that loyc.h not his
brother whom he hath seen. how can
nc love God. whom he bath not seen ~
how could he know that he loves
God? n John 4 2O) Well does st
Paul tell US that love Is the fulfilling
Of the Law. Romans 13; 10.
We are not TO understand the Apos
lie 10 mean that simply 20 love woulc
fulfill Gods Law and give us ever
lasting life MOI u Us only for those
who have accepted Christ that love
fulnlls the Law For those who be-
come disciples OF Jesus. God has
made q special arrangement that the
merit OF Jesus sacrifice shall cover
their blcmishcs. so that if they pos
sess the heart quality of love God
/ likencss) II will be acceptable--bc-
cause Jesus sacrifice makes good all
/ deficiency. We are accepted in the
! Beloved" "Thc Righteousness of the
Law is fulfilled IN US. who walk not
after tho flesh. but after the Spirit
/ 81. Paul remarks that love is the
! principal thing IN our character IN
Divine estimation He tells us that
II we should give all our goods IL
feed the poor. or even give our bod.
ics to he burned in some worths
I cause. and yet not have love. not de-
these things from the spirit Of love, Il
would all count for nothing in God,
sight. Il Corinthians "a; 1-3) Evf
IDENTIFY the great lesson for Christians
to learn is TO put away anger. malice
envy. hatred. strife: and to nut OF
meekness. gentloness. long-suffering
brotherly kindness, love. 81. Pete
declares that II we do these thing
We shall never fall. but an abundan
entrance into the everlasting King
dom Of our Lord and Savior Josu
Christ will be granted us.-2 Pete
y L. 10, IL.
Evening journal., 1914-01-17
FLAG FOR
SILVERBROOK
City Patriotic Orders to Al
ttnd Nipht Service In
the Church
INTERESTING PROGRAM
PREPARED BY n E hBERS

The attendance at all the services
Is o.cadily increasing at snyorbrook
NJ r. Church The Sunday school
last Sunday had the largest attend
ancc in the history of the church. "a
number of new scholars were added
to the roll and several Of the classes
arc heard at work TO Increase their
membership. Glass No. hold an
excellent service ON Tuesday even
Ing. The remarks of Joseph W.
Colcy leader and testimonies were
heard with deep interest, in which
all present determined to make 1914
the best year for the church and
class.
Tomorrow the pastor will preach
af 1890 o'clock Sunday school and
Bible classes will meet at o'clock.
A handsome silk American flag
will ho presented 90 the church at the
evening service Tho flag, which is
oight by six fcoi is the gift of citi-
zons Tho presentation speech Will
be made by W. W. Knowles. and IT.
G.. Eastburn will accept Il on be-
half of the church. Joseph w. Coley,
president of the board of trustees,
will make the address OF welcome,
which Will be responded TO by
Everett Jones This viii be follow
ed by addresses by Benjamin Bogia,
a representative OF the g. A. r.. and
RI. j. Guthrie. representative OF the
Sons OF Veterans. Tho knights OF
Methodism. the boys organization OF
the church. will escort the orders To
the church. where they will be re-
celved by the men of the church and
congregation. There VIII be special
music by the choir
Evening journal., 1914-01-17
EVANGELISM
THE SPIRIT AT
FIRST CHURCH

In First Presbyterian Church, Market
street above Ninth tomorrow morning
the Rev. j. Ross Stoncsiicr will preach
ON the subject, "God Clorifcd Through
Jeesus Christ" Tho choir viii sing
Fear Not Nc o Israel"
The SUNDAY school will meet at
O'Clock. The Barnabss class, the mems
Bible class will meet the minister in
the church auditorium.
The Christian Endeavor will meet at
o'clock. The subject is Ambitious
Endeavorers' Miss Mabel Foulke will
lead this meeting.
The hour for evening worship is 7.4J
O'Clock This is service OF cvangel-
ism and song. The minister will preach
on "Riotous Living The chorus choi
will sing the following anthems. "Praisc
the Lord" tRandeggerl and "To the
King" (Geiben; r. j. Eaton, tenor
singing the obligato. Organ numbers
Morning, "Cantata in A Hat tHoplinsl
and "March in c. tNilmerl; Evening,
Aria in G." lMaunderl and Chorus in
&" (Rovdcnl.
Evening journal., 1914-01-17
THE GOOD SAMARITAN.
Luke i0;s5-35 Is.
"Thou shalt love thy neighbor as thy
sclf.r-M Mark 1881.


Our Studies now relate to the last
six months of our Lords ministry.
We knew that He must, as the anti
typical Passover Lamb, be put to
death the following Spring, ON tho
fourteenth day OF the first month. His
ministry had only begun to awaken
the people
The seventy. whose ordination We
considered a week ago were sent
across Jordan into the district Of
Perca. Jesus went thither shortly
afterward. The purpose Of His min
istry was 10 thoroughly awaken all
the Jews to tho fact that the time
o. their visitation had come The
Apostle Paul tells us that at the
Lords death. there were about five
hundred brethren. But the witness
given by tho seventy subsequently
bore other fruit after Pentecost
Later. the seventy returned. OK
pressing JOY that even the demons
were subject to them in the Fathers
name. But the Master told them
that they were overlooking their chief
cause OF JOY. saying Rejoice, rather.
that your names are written In
Heaven" than that demons are sub
iect to YOU And so with us. Saliva
ton Is personal matter with us,
and works and preaching are merely
incidental. The great time for works
will be future. Then II faithful. we
shall be privileged TO be associated
with the Redeemcr ia His work Of
rcgenerating the world of mankind
breaking tho shackles of Sin and
Death, granting deliverance to the
captiycs. as the Prophets forotold.
However praiseworthy are the So
cal uplifts OF the present time, they
arc as nothing compared with the
great social ana moral uplift which
God has planned and whsJn Messiah
will institute with His Kingdom
Hence the first work OF Gods con
secrated people is the preparation oi
their own hearts and characters for
Divine approval, sharing in the sui
ferings of the present time that the,
may share in the glorious work o
the future
Jesus Caught the LAWYER.
At this point our study for toda.
opens. A lawyer thought TO entral
! the Master by asking: Master. wha
shall I do TO inherit eternal life7
In those days. when the only law o
/ Israel was Gods Law, a lawyer wa
one well-versed in the teachings o
Evening journal., 1914-01-17
rorrLAR sERyIcE AT enBERr.

The Rev. j B. Isaacs viii occupy
the pulpit at Gilbert Church. ON Sun
day morning. and preach ON the
theme "Tho Unconscious Need OF
Help In The Life of People, The
Sunday School will convene for the
study of the graded lesson at 2.30
o'clock. The pastor will meet the
Young Mems Bible Class In their
weekly discussion. The subject for
Sunday is Physical efficiency"
The Christian Endcavor Society
will meet at 7.3O o'clock. Tho leader
viii be Eddie Virgins. president OF
the society.
AT o'clock the gospel song and
praise service viii be held with short
popular address by the pastor. Sub
iect. Youth And The Worlds Needs
Mid-week prayer meetings IS held
on Wednesday evening.
On Sunday evening next the sec
ond OF the series OF the peoples pop
ular service will be held.
Evening journal., 1914-01-17
SUNDAY AT
WEST CHURCH
Or. Smiley Will Answer the
Question, "DOeS God
Answer Prayer?"
NIGHT SERVICE TIE
FEATURE OF DAY

Interesting features will mark all
the services in West Presbyterian
Chirch. Eighth and Washington Sts.,
tomorrow DR.. Smiley will conduct
ths public worship at 1870 and 7.3O
odock. The theme OF his morning
message will be, Does God Answer
PByer?' The special musical num-
bds will be the organ selections;
"Neditation and the "Postlude in 4
Fiat" by Ryder, with VIII Nj S.
brown at the organ. Tho choir will
dng the anthems, "Come, Sing Before
he Lord by Schoebel, and the rf-
ertory. press On, o Pilgrims" by
lilies.
The Bible School will assemble at
2 o'clock. c. n. Bower viii be in
charge. There were 1888 persons pres
ent last Sunday. Miss Sheppard
conducts the womens class. Dr.
Smiley resumes teaching the lesson
and conducts the open forum in the
mems class. which meets IN the
church auditorium. Frank e. Mich
ell will have charge of the pro
gram.
The Young Peoples Christian In
deayor Rally will be held az $50
o'clock, the topic to be "AmDtious
Endeavorers" j. Clifford ComptOb
and .. B. Stuart will be i'm charge.
Another popular service for the
peone will be held at 73O o'clock
Last Sunday night. the auditorium
was almost filled to the gallery doors
With worshippers. The singing by the
congregation is in itself an insnira-
ton hut in addition the chorus choir
OF brty voices, direction Of Prof
Jacib Clymer. viii sing Mr. Brown.
anthem Song of Praise" with Miss
Edith RObb taking tho solo obligatO.
thi onertory. 81 Come. 0 Blessed
saviour" by Pinsuh. and the ladic,
clorus will sing Towner's Would
lbu Bclicve?" with Miss Robb as
siloist Dr. Smiley viii give a brie
PRACTICAL address on the subject. "A
lan Who Dared to BE Different"
Evening journal., 1914-01-17
IN
MADELEY PULPIT

IN Madclev Methodist Episcopal
Church tomorrow morning. the Rev.
r. f. Jester. pastor Of Cedars NJ r.
Church. will preach at 1890 o'clock.
At 2.15 o'clock the Sunday school will
meet. George Green, Sr.. is superin-
tondent
AT 6.d5 o'clock the Epworth League
VIII meet with John Ford as leader
The popular praise service will be-
gin at 73O o'clock. Last Sunday
night the church was full of people,
end the congregation singing led by
the large chorus choir directed by
Prof. George Green. Jr. was great
inspiration
The Rev. ]. H. Thornton, pastor of
Elsmere NJ L. Church win preach the
.vcning sermon
Evening journal., 1914-01-17
sCoTT CHuRCH WORSHIP.

Tho sorvicos PROVIDED Tor TOMORROW
at Scott NJ. 70. Church are: Glass
meeting. at 9l5 o'clock; preaching,
az 1880 and 73O o'clock; Sunday
school at o'clock; Epworth League
devotional hour at $50 o'clock. Re
pival services will follow the evening
sermon and will be continued each
evening during the coming week.
Members Of the church. who failed
to report their benevolent envelopes
last Sunday. are urgently requested
10 do so tomorrow, or as early there
after as possible.
Evening journal., 1914-01-17
REVIVAL ON
AT BRANDYWINE

The revival meetings at Brandywinc
NJ. f. Church. Twenty y-sccond and Mar
ket streets. which have been IN progress
since the first of the month are con,
tinuing with undated interest. The
pastor, the Rev. f. L. Carpenter is being
ably assisted by the well known rail
road evangelist the Rev. John r. Clark.
Tomorrow the preaching services will
be held at the usual hours, 1880 and
7.3n o'clock Each service will be fol-
lowed by an cvangelistie effort The
Sunday schools will meet at $50 and ,
o'clock The Epworth League devotion
al service at 63O O'Clock will be under
the direction of Lewis Jones. The re-
yiyal services viii continue throughout
the remainder OF the month.
Evening journal., 1914-01-17
ORGAN RECITAL At ST. JOHNS,

Services in st. Johns Church cor
ner of Market street and Concord
Avenue, tomorrow. the second Sun
day after the Epiphany will consist
of the Holy Communion at 73O
o'clock Morning prayer and sermon
at II o'clock, and evening song and
sermon at 7.45 o'clock. There will be
an organ recital in the evening. be-
ginning at 7.30 o'clock and continu-
ing until 7.45 o'clock.
The session of the Sunday School
will open at $50 o'clock. The sub
iect Of missions viii be discussed in
the school tomorrow
Evening journal., 1914-01-17
All DAY SERVICES.

SUNDAY ,crN ices at Bethel 4. NJ. +.
Church. Sixth and Walnut streets, the
Roy. W. n. HoNtor. pastor, tomorrow
will be as follows; 1880 O'Clock, preach
ing by the pastor; O'Clock, Sunday
school Lewis Rcdding. superintendent (;
245 O'Clock. ovangclistic services, con
Quoted by the Rev. Joseph Stiles. OF
jamaica, y. y: 3.l5 o'clock, preaching
by the Rev. H. G. Jones, pastor OF
Eighth Street Baptist Church; O'Clock
Christian EndcaVor, Henry SpeTman
president; 7.i5 o'clock. preaching b,
the Rev. Joseph stiles.
Evening journal., 1914-01-17
NORTH CHURCH SERVICES.

In North Baptist Church. Lincoln
street. near Delaware avenue. there
will be preaching AZ 1890 and 745
o'clock. tomorrow. by w. =. Pcttin-
gill. The morning subject will be
"Our Unfinished Task tho evening
subject. "The Voice of Sakurajima
The Bible school viii meet at noon.
Young Yeople's meeting at $40
O'Clock viii be conducted by Miss
Grethel Baylis.
Evening journal., 1914-01-17
CHRIST AND TNMiNUEL SERVICES

The Rev. William II Laird will
preach in Christ Church. Christiana
hundred, on Sunday morning at lo.45
o'clock There will be evening prayer
and address at Z o'clock.
The Rev. George G.. Hall will preach
in Emmanuel Churcs. Highlands. al
1915 o'clock. The other services viii
be as follows: Early celebration at
7.45: evening prayer and address at
I Al nclnck
Evening journal., 1914-01-17
cOOkMAN SERVICES.

Services at Goodman NJ e. Church
tomorrow will be as follows: Class
at 9.45 o'clock: preaching at 1890
o'clock by the Rev. J.-P. Outten; sun
day school at 2.15 O'Clock; Epwortll
League at 6.45 o'clock. Mrs. Sarah
Andrews, cader. Preaching at 7.30
O'Clock by the pastor at which time
the new officers OF the Epworth
League will be installed.