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Evening journal., 1914-12-26

These things are Of God. They are
not Of the Apostles making up, nor OF
Jesus Origination. The Father Him
self originated the whole plan and
arrangement He has already recon
ciled us to Himself by Jesus Christ.
We are fully given over to Him. We
have no rebellion in our hearts. He
has reconciled us TO Himself through
/ His Son: and God has nothing
AGAINST us. There is now no con-
demnation to those who are in Christ
Jesus" Their sins are forgiven. IN
stead Of condemning them, God JUS
tifies them. AS ST. Paul says, 1t Is
God that justiheth; who is he that
condemns? Il was Christ that died,
| giving full satisfaction for our SINS
The Service of Reconciliation.
These New Creatures, eegotten OF
the Holy Spirit. are given a work to
do. They are not only to have work
in the future as kings and priests
ioint-heirs with Christ in the blessing
of the world, but they have a work TO
do at the present time, q work TOT
God. They are to be ambassadors for
God. They are TO be His representa-
tives amongst men. They are to seek
to tell the Massage of Gods Love TO
those who do not understand IT, Ihey
are TO tell the way of return to GOD 10
those who know not the way and TO
those who give evidence Of a desire
for reconciliation. They are thus
ministers. or servants of the way OF
reconciliation even in the present
time. All those reconcilod In the
present time by faith and obedience
arc privileged thus to become meh
hers of the Bride class -Joint-heir'
with Christ i'm His Kingdom
In the 2Oth verse IL will be noticed
ihat the word "you" is in italics, indi
eating that il is not in the original, IN
passage does not read properly with IN
avon" Il should bc omitted. God J
not besccchinr the Church through th
, Church. or through each other, TO he rec
oncilcd: for all who are of the Churc
, are already reconcilcd.
/ The Apostle is telling us that Go
= through ms is urging manl1ind-all VII
/, have the hearing car-to be reconcile
to Him. telling them that lie ia willln
. 10 be reconciled TO them, and eNplainin
d The basis of this reconciliation; namel,
. that Christ took the sinners place, tina
= lie personally knew no sin, but WI
" holy. harmless, separate from sinners
be- and that those who receive tins Messai
- may have the privilege of coming I'M
% the righteous condition acceptable
l. God and thus Of being inductcd into u
/, bride class, who will compose the Roy
Is Priesthood beyond the Veil, and Tor
ie thousand years have the glorious wo
of blessing all the families of the cart
Evening journal., 1914-12-26
TO SING cANTATA.

In Holy Trinity Lutheran Church
Concord avenue and Madison street, the
Rev. George f. Uhler, pastor, will preach
tomorrow morning on the subject
Gamma, the Prophecies" The topic fol
the evening win be: Eyes That Saw
His Salvation" The Sunday schOo
Christmas entertainment will be held OF
Monday evening. Reeitations and song'
will be given by the primary depart
mcnt "The Nativity Of Jesus, th'
Messiah will be presented in tableau'
by the senior department. The choi
will sing cantata on the evening o
Iannarv B.
Evening journal., 1914-12-26
Central Choir TO
SING THE NATIVITY"
Christmas Spirit to be Man
ifeSt in Evening Service
Tomorrow
PASTOR TO BE
DAY PREACHER

Music appropriate to Christmas
season will be sung in Central Presby-
terian Church. King street below
Eighth tomorrow special services in
keeping with the day will be the or
der and sermons on themes touch
ing on Christmas will be preached by
the Rev. J. H. Crawford. In the
morning his subject will be, "The
Day Spring" and in the evening Mr.
Crawford will preach on Another
Way"
In the morning Mr. Mason will
sing Adams cantata, "The Nativity
The cantata will occupy the greater
part of the evening service. The
cantata was sung last Christmas anC
will be repeated by request. The mu
steal program of the day follows
1890 o'clock-Organ prelude, March
of the Magi Kings, Dubois; anthem
There Were Shepherds Abiding il
the Fields" Buck; offertory, "GlOria
in Excelsis." Pergolesi; anthem
"The Birthday of the King,
Niedlinger, Mr.. Mason. soloist; organ
postlude. March of Christmas Sea
SON." Widor.
745 o'clock-Organ recital, Fan
tasi for Yuletide." Grison, theme an
Variations, Ewing Shepherd anthem
Holy Night. Silent Night" Grenbe
cantata, "The Nativity. Adams; OF
gan postlude, "Postlude in g." Sa
lone.
The Sunday school will meet at
o'clock as usual in all of the depart
ments. The Y. p. S c. i. will NEE
at 645 O'Clock. Miss Halket will b
the leader
Evening journal., 1914-12-26
CHRISTMAS AT EZION.

Special services will be held in
Ezion NJ e. Church, French and Ninth
streets. tomorrow. There will be
preaching at 1890 o'clock by the dis
trict superintendent, the Rev. G. A.
Hubbard, after which the choir will
sing selections from "A Christmas
Cantata" of Mrs. c. e. Fleming. Miss
Martha Clark, J. W. Dashields and
George A. Jenkins will be soloists.
Miss c. A. Virgins will preside at
the organ. J. w. Deshields will be
acting chorister. At $40 o'clock the
Sunday school will present their
Christmas music. There will be
plenty of good music and recitations
Harry Lewis orchestra will play.
Evening journal., 1914-12-26
Church FAREWELL
TO THE OLD YEAR
Special Services the Order
at West Presbyterian
Tomorrow
MR.. HANDY TO
ADDRESS MEMS CLASS

For tomorrow. at West Presbyter-
ian Church, Eighth and Washington
streets, the holiday program, as ar
ranged and announced, Will be carried
out Interest will attach to all the
services in view of the fact that they
will be the last Sunday services of the
old year. and especial preparation has
! been made in all departments Of the
! church to mark all the services with
features of peculiar attractiveness. AT
the morning worship at 1870 o'clock
DR.. Smiley will deliver a message ap-
propriate to the occasion on the
theme. "NOw And Then" The choral
selections for this service will be, 20
Praise The Lord of Heaven by
Marks: with Mrs. Stanley Steele and
NJ. j. Hastings. as soloists, and Hail,
o Glorious King" by Brown; f. h.
Jones, soloist. Miss r. Viola Moffitt's
organ number will be, Communion in
c." by Batiste and Wagner's March.
The Bible School will meet at 2
o'clock. Last Sunday 1893 persons
were present, 40 being in the Mems
Class. and 129 in the Womens Class.
The Mems Class will be host to men
in the church auditorium. Former
Congressman l.. Irving Handy will de-
liver his new address on THE Great
Love" Mrs. Everett Cox, soprano, OF
4 Philadelphia. will sing. The Bible
School orchestra, under direction OF
c. N. Banks, will play. The meeting is
for men only Mrs J. II. Patterson
the new parish helper, in connection
with the Baird Memorial Mission, will
addrpee tho NVoulpu'e Glass
The Christian Endeayor meeting
2 will be held at 6.30 o'clock. "This
q Year And All Years For Christ" viii
be the topic. Miss Alice Smith and
Harold Sheppard will lead. The even
ming service at 7.3O o'clock, will be q
farewell service to the old year. Mof
fit will give an organ recital consist
r ing Of "Festal March, by Calkin
"Offertoire," by King Hall, and Loret'
March. "Nuptials."
The congregation will be led in
4 singing the old, familiar hymns, by thu
=. chorus choir, with violin and cOrne
/ accompaniment Or. Smiley will hav
e. for his topic, Paying The Piper" be
{ ing a meditation on the old year. Th
c special choral number will be a duct
0 "To Thee My Heart Unfoldeth," b.
n Porter, Mrs. Herbert W. Myers, so
k prano, and Mrs Anne Ault Hornei
e contralto, vocalists; anthems, "Whil
c Shepherds Watched" by Maskel, wit
c Miss Mabel Carpenter and w. Harr
n Frazer, soloists; and Behold l Brin
You Glad Tidings," by Brown. wit
t. Miss Carpenter and John A. Robert
J. taking the solo parts.
# Every available seat was takei
k many stood during the whole servic
a and many we're turned away last Sun
a day night.
&c Watch Night service will be held
& the church on next Thursday, from
Is to - o'clock.
Evening journal., 1914-12-26
SANInR nF MN MORLn.


Corinthians >: 14-21-Dec. %.
Ear be Il from me 10 glory. save in
the cross of our Lord Jesus Christ"
= Galatians 6;l4.. R. V.
Todays Bible Study reminds us
afresh that Jesus is not merely the
Savior of the Church, but also the
Savior of the world. In the past,
Bible students have overlooked this
great truth. to their confusion. Now
we see that God has provided two
distinctly different salvations-the one
for the Church in the present Age.
and the other for the world in the
Age to follow this-the period of
Messiahs Kingdom.
Not only do we see that the saliva
tions are of different kinds, but also
that they are wholly different in
kind They are alike in some things,
however Both are salvatiOns from
sin and its power and its penalty
the curse-sOrrow, pain, crying,
signing, dying; both are salvations
to an evelasting happiness. But there
the similarity ends; for the Church
is to be saved by change of nature
while the world is TO be saved With
out q change of nature-by resur-
rection to perfection of human ma
ture.
We are not to think of those who
reject the Lords cross and refuse tc
make full conservation of theii
lives as being, therefore. condemned
either TO eternal torment or to any
thing else. The call of the GOspe
Age is a favor and a privilege. Thos'
who respond get a special blessing
! They are not condemned (damnedl II
/ anv sense of the word because Of re
/ iecting the privilege of walking II
/ the Masters steps On the contrary
as the Scriptures declare, they were
already observation-disclosures il
Adam. because members of his fam
ily. shares of his weaknesses and un
worthiness Of life-sharers OF M
deatb sentence. They failed to es
cape from that condemnation.
The Church's salvation which 1
now in progress, has its beginnin
i'm the hearing of faith. BY beliey
ing i'm Christ. by becoming His dis
ciples through full conservation, W
secure forgiveness for the sins tina
are past and additionally secure rela
tionship with the Heavenly Fathe
through our Rcdeemer, our Advocate
Now His acceptance of us is by an
through the begetting Of the Hol
Spirit, and this is granted to thos
only who come by His appointo
way.
Those begotten of the Holy Spir
are Scripurally styled New Cree
lures in Christ" To them, "oI
things have passed away and a
things have become new" They ha'
Evening journal., 1914-12-26
mnsIc AT ASBuPY.

The choir of Asbury NJ. Il. Church will
sing special Christmas music at both
morning and evening services tomorrow
rs follows: 1880 o'clock, anthem, BE
hold ! Bring" Brown; anthem, "Slum-
herring in Lowly Nanger," Edwards;
anthem. THE Song in the Night Jud-
son. 73O o'clock. anthems "He Shall
Reign Forever Hall; anthem, "Slum-
bcrine in Lowly Manger,' Edwards
anthem, "The Song in the Night" Jud-
son.
Evening journal., 1914-12-26
EPWORTH SERVICES.

The closing year at Epworth NJ. F..
Church gives occasion for great JOY
among the members, for almost 100
persons have been added TO the church
beside special church improvements. At
@ O'Clock tomorrow morning George W.
Bookcrs class will meet and at 1890
o'clock and 7.30 o'clock DR.. Murray will
preach. George Kings choir will sing
special music. The Sunday school, nm
der Willis /. Overdeer, superintendent,
will meet as usual. William n. Rose
will lead the Epworth League meeting.
Evening journal., 1914-12-26
AUruIIr crnnnI tn nr
HTENUE OUnUUL III DE
GRADED INSTITUTION

In Delaware Avenue Baptist
Church tomorrow morning, the Rev.
Joseph Y. Irwin, S. r. d., will preach
on the subject, "Our Inspiration" AT
2 o'clock. the Bible School viii meet.
Tho school Is being graded, commit
tee OF five, with Walter Hope as chair
man. arranging the details. Tho
only additions TO the officers will be
Miss Laota Powell, superintendent OF
elementary grades, and 70. Ross
Farra, superintendent of Intermediates
and seniors. Harry E. Link will con-
tinue as general superintendent Or.
Irwin teachs the Mems Baraca class
in the church auditorium.
The Christian Endeavor service will
be held at 6.45 o'clock, with Alfred
Hope as leader.
In the evening the pastor will speak
on the subject. "A Great Comfort and
Help to tho Discouraged at the Close
of the Year" The choir will sing
spcial music.
The Christmas entertainment of the
Bible School will be held on Tuesday
, evening and the Junior Christian En-
J deavor entertainment on Thursday
evening.
Following will be the musical pro
gram OF the day;
: Morning service-Organ prelude
Noel, Alex Giulmont; anthem, while
Shepherds Watched" Judefnd; solo.
list, Miss Jennie Groves; solo, 20
Holy Night" Adolphe Adam, Miss Sue
II. Evans; anthem, Arise, Shine A
L. Barnes; soloist William Wallacei
anthem, ring Out, Wild Bells" Gou.
nod-Gilchrist; organ postlude.
Evening service-Organ prelude
Grand Chorus. II. Dubois; anthem
"The Gift of Love-" Judefnd; soloist
Miss Cleyie Newman; anthem, "Th'
Word is Made Incarnate," Thomas
Adams; solo. "The Star of Bethle
hem" stephen Adams, Gilbert Jack
anthem, Behold, l Bring You Coco
Tidings," Barnby; soloist, Mrs. Cori
Davidson; organ, postlude.
Evening journal., 1914-12-26
Mr.. JACKSON TO TELL OF
Christians POSSESSIONS

At the morning service tomorrow in
Hanover Presbyterian Church the
Rev. r. L. Jackson will preach on
"The Christians Possessions" The
Sunday school conyenes at 11.45
o'clock. The Biddle Bible Glass will
be led by S. H. Baynard, Jr. The
Y. P. S. c. E. meeting will be held at
$50 o'clock. In the evening the pas
tor will speak upon what 1914 Has
Revealed to Nations and individuals. "
The subject of the children's sermon
story will be General Grants Grit"
The Young peoples chorus will assist
the choir and the Christmas music
will be repeated.
Evening journal., 1914-12-26
CAROL SERVICE AT TRINITY.

Following is the musical program
at Trinity p. f. Church tomorrow to-
morrow: "Te Deum in B Flat" Stan
ford: silent Nigth," (ancient caroD ,
arr. by Frank Damrosch; obligato solo
by Hamilton L. Harris.
Sunday. December 27, at 7.45 p. m. !;
Christmas carol service. "Sleep, Holy
Babe" Field; what Child Is This, -
Traditional; There Dwelt In Old
Judea." Traditional; Ring Out Ye
Bells" Traditional; "A Joyful Christ
mas Song" Gevaert; "Sleep of The
Child Jesus" Gevaert; Ring Out Wild
Bells" Gounod- -Gilchrist.
Evening journal., 1914-12-26
TO REPEAT MUSIC.

In Brandywine NJ. +. Church,
Twenty-second and Market streets,
the Rev. f. f. Carpenter will conduct
the services as usual tomorrow. Al
1890 o'clock the pastor will preach on
"An After Christmas Thought" In the
evening, at 7.3O o'clock, the monthly
song service will be I'm charge of the
Epworth League choir. The Epworth
League devotional service, which is
held at $50 o'clock. viii be in charge
of Miss Emma Young. In the morn
ing the church choir will repeat it'
Christmas music.
Evening journal., 1914-12-26
CHRIST A ID EMMANUEL CHURCHES

Services at Christ Church, Christiana
hundred, on Sunday. will be as follows;
lO.45 o'clock, morning prayer and SER
mon. 7.3O p. m, evening prayer and
address.
At Emmanuel Church, Highlands, tho
following order will be observed; 7.45
o'clock, Holy Communion; lO45, morn
ing prayer and sermoni 7.45 o'clock,
evening prayer and address. Sunday
school win meet in each church at $50
o'clock.
Evening journal., 1914-12-26
CHRISTMAS AT NEMPORT.

Special Christmas music will be
sung at the evening service of the
Newport Methodist Church tomorrow.
Miss Nettie Hanna will have charge
Of the program.
In the morning the pastor will
preach on the subject. Facing Two
Ways"
The Christmas exercises and treat
will be given in the church on Tues
fay evening, December 20.
Evening journal., 1914-12-26
Mr.. MCCOY SUNDAY
PREACHER At HOPE Church

The Rev. Thurman II. Mccoy Will
be in charge OF the services in Hope
Baptist Church tomorrow morning
and evening Tho Rev. Charles F.
CARL has accepted the call TO become
pastor of this church commencing
February I.
The choir will sing special Christ
mas music on Sunday. both morning
and evening, as follows;
Morning-Anthem, Behold. I
Bring You Good Tidings." (McPhaiD
/ soloists. Miss Preston and Miss Evans
anthem, "Hark! What Mean Those
Holy Voices" (Judehnd). soloists
Charles Norton; anthem, GLORY 10
/ God In the Highest" (Thompson)
soloists. Miss Sullivan, Miss Evans
John Sanders. Charles Norton: an.
them. Hail the King" CH. J. Lacey
soloists, Miss Preston and Miss
/ Evans.
1 Evening servlce-Organ prelude
anthem, There Were Shepherds Abid
ing the Fields" (Earle), soloist JOIN
Sanders; anthem, "The Song Celes
tial" Gray, sololsts, Miss Preston
Miss Evans. Miss Sullivan and Charlie
Norton; anthem. angels from IN
Realms of Glory" (Charles MaskelD
soloists, Miss Evans and Charles Nor
10 ton; anthem, HE Shall be Great.
(HalD, soloists. Miss Preston, Mis-
Evans, John Sanders and Charlie
Norton; anthem. GLORY to God in IN
Highest" (Emerson). soloists, Mis-
Sullivan and Miss Evans.
The members Of the choir are: Mi.
Sullivan and Miss Walker. sopranos
Miss Evans and Miss Hufnal, altos
b. NJ. Paynter and Charles Nortol
tenors; John Sanders and John Frit
bassos; Miss S. c. Preston, choristei
] Mrs. Walker, pianist
E The Sunday school will hold il
, Christmas entertainment on Monda
, evening.
Evening journal., 1914-12-26
SUNDAY AT ST. ANDREWS.

Services for Sunday at st. Andrews
Church will be: Bible class and Sun
day School at 9.45 o'clock; morning
prayer and sermon at IL o'clock. The
Sunday School Christmas service and
the service usually held in the evening
will be combined and held at 4 o'clock
i'm the afternoon. There will be no
service Sunday night.
Evening journal., 1914-12-26
SUNDAY AT EDGE MOOR.

Services at Edge Moor NJ. Z. Church
tomorrow will be as follows: Glass
meeting, IL O'Clock. led by Mr.. Sell
ars; 2.30 o'clock, Sunday school; 7.3O
o'clock, preaching. by the Rev. Hugh
Toner, on the subject. "And Thou
Shalt Call His Name Jesus. For He
Shall Save His People From TheiI
Sins" The Christmas entertainment
will be held on December 81.
Evening journal., 1914-12-26
SUNDAY AT CALVARY.

Sunday services at Calvary Episcopal
Church will be as follows Holy com
munion. o'clock Sunday school, $50
o'clock; morning service, l0.45 o'clock
evening service, 7.30 o'clock.
Special music will be sung at both
morning and evening services. The Rev.
Urban T. Sargent is rector. Christmas
exercises will be held by the Sunday
school on Monday evening.
Evening journal., 1914-12-26
SUNDAY AT ZION.

In Zion German Lutheran Church
services tomorrow will be as follows;
1890 o'clock, German service with
sermon by the Rev. DR.. Isenschmid;
7.30 o'clock, celebration of the English
Sunday school; Thursday, 8 o'clock,
English service,
Evening journal., 1914-12-26
SING CAROLS ATT TRINITY.

The Rev. f. NJ. ISirlSus viii conduct
the usual services in Trinity p. E.
Church tomorrow. In the evening
the choir will sing Christmas carols.
The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1914-04-22

Rev. Jas. Murphy returned last
Wednesday from a visit with his
nephew, Rev. James Murphy, at Kings
ley
The play entitled plain Farm
Folks given by the Vail high school
last Friday evening was we'll attend
ed
DR.. l.. E. Molseed spent few days
| last week in Omaha on business.
A social dance will be held here on
Friday evening at the opera house
under the management OF the commit
tee. A good time is assured all who at
tend.
John Maloy. of West Side, spent a
few hours here Sunday.
Rev. Father Lynch, of Manila, Wis
tied here the first of the week, the
guest OF Revs. p. and Jas. Murphy.
MIR. and Mrs. VIM. Hill went to Ged-
des, s. D., Friday to attend the fun
eral of her niece. Miss Blanche Sig
nal. who met death in a mysterious
manner at that place on Thursday
! night. April 10th. The funeral took
place Saturday morning.
Mrs. II. Junkin was Denison visit
Or Friday.
Mrs. r. Holland, of ST. Paul. ar
rived here the last of the week for a
visit with relatives.
Nellie. the five year old daughter OF
Mr.. and Mrs. John Robinson, died on
Sunday at their home east Of town.
Death was due to commissions. The
little one was taken sick and prompt
medical aid rendered, but all to no
avail. She was a bright. lovable little
child and will be greatly missed by
the bereaved parents, who have the
sympathy of their many friends. The
funeral will be held Wednesday. with
interment in the Vail cemetery.
Mrs. F. Lewis and children, OF
Council Bluffs, are visiting here at
the parental. John Knowles. home.
Frank Simon made a trip TO Arion
on business Friday.
The moving picture show moved
last week to the opera house and Chas
Mccormick has moved his pool hall
fixtures upstairs to the room vacated
by the movies. O'Reilly and Watson
will have the entire ground floor of
the Mccormick building which they
were in need of to accommodate their
large trade. They are moving their
grocery department to the room for
merly occupied by the pool hall and
their shoe department to the front.
where the groceries were. They will
now have nice roomy and bright
store.
Mrs. Chris and Mrs. Frank Simon
spent Thursday in Denison.
Mrs. J. Schmidt. of West Side. was
calling on friends here Sunday.
Mrs. ID. Robertson and Mrs. James
Robertson were business callers in
Denison Saturday.
Miss Clara Servoss passed Sunday
at her home in Denison.
E. Y. Ryan returned to Omaha Sat
urday morning after spending the
week here attending to business at
fairs.
Mrs. Henry Gronemeyer went to
Carroll Monday, called there by the
death of her nephew.
The Alta Advertiser thinks Lee
will be elected by a large majority"
The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1914-04-22

cured the consent of the immediate
property owners. Those in charge Of
the running team expect to enter th(
races at Manning with one of the best
teams sent out of DenisOn in recent
years and they expect to spend the
time intervening between now and
July Sd in real hard training.
Upon the recommendation Of the
consolidated firemen of the city, Mr..
AL Lyman was appointed fire chief for
term of two years and has already
assumed his duties. One of his first
official acts was the issuing of an:
order that under no condition would
the fire hose be used for purposes
other than fire. Heretofore it has
been practice to lend hose for all
purposes. This privilege has been
imposed upon in many cases and good
fire hose completely destroyed. Mr..
Lyman says that he expects to devote
his energies to the developing Of the
volunteer department and to looking
after so-called fire traps. The APP
pointment of Mr.. Lyman seems to
meet the approval Of the general pub
lie.