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The weekly Iberian. (New Iberia, La.) 1894-1946, 1914-05-30

Mr- Gilbert Kahn has accepted
position at Mansfield and on
thursday departed to enter upon
his new engagements.
The weekly Iberian. (New Iberia, La.) 1894-1946, 1914-05-30

DR.. and Mrs. julius Koch, of
Ray ne, were visitOra to relatives
aud friends in this city for several
days this week.
The weekly Iberian. (New Iberia, La.) 1894-1946, 1914-05-30

Mr.. j. M. Braud, now of New
orleans, called upon many old
friends IN this city on laat Mon.
day.
The weekly Iberian. (New Iberia, La.) 1894-1946, 1914-05-30
Ash Tray, Match
Holder and Cigar
Cutter Combined

You'll give this smoking set place among
the things you prize. 1t is we'll made. hand
somely copper oxdized and, above all else,
practical. complete and useful Has stand
for your box of Matches tsvO rests for cigars
and is equipped with cigar cutter. feature
to be found on few of even the most expensive
smoking sets. Just the thing for the office desk
The weekly Iberian. (New Iberia, La.) 1894-1946, 1914-05-30

Mrs, j. l., Jack, who has been
mere on visit to her daughter,
Mrs Il. ). Fulton, leaves today
for her home.
The weekly Iberian. (New Iberia, La.) 1894-1946, 1914-05-30


to fattersonvllle this last week
Mrs. 2. f. Henry left last Mon.
day for Eunlce to visit her danpb-
ter, MIS- Berwick.
MIR. E j. Oarstens was a yislter
to the Crescent City the early
part OF this week for a few DAVIS.
Mr.. Jno. Bussey, of Loisel plan
ta'ion, was III town on Thursday
afternoon.
Mr. Gilbert Kahn has accepted
"a position at Mansfield and on
Thursday departed to enter upon
hls new engagements.
Mrs, j. l., Jack, who has been
mere on visit to her daughter,
Mrs. Il. ). Fulton, leaves today
Tor her home.
Mr. }. M. Braud, now of New
Orleans, called upon many old
friends In this city on last Mon.
day.
DIR. and Mrs. julius Koch. of
Rayne, were visitors to relatives
aud friends In this city for several
days this week.
Mr. G. +. Reynolds, the Great
Junior Sycamore of the Red Men
OF this State, visited the local
Tribe at work in forest aud wig
wan last night.
Mr.. Clement Price, who visited
friends here tor few days. left
on Wednesday for New York to
visit her daughter, Mrs. Lessie
Thorpe Starr.
Mr. Allen Upper, the head of
the house of the same title In New
Orleans, was a recent visitor to
old friends in this pitv HA ra
Evening journal., 1914-04-18
Severity OF love"
DR.. SNILEY'S THEME
Women'S Choir to Sing at
Evening Service in
West Church
MANY ATTENDANTS
AT BIBLE CLASSES

t.. The Rev. u. Franklin Smiley. D. d.,
will occupy he pulpit of West Pres
bytcrian Church, Eighth and Washing
ton streets tomorrow at the morning
and evening services. The theme of his
morning sermon will be "The Severity of
Love- The. special music for this SER
vice will be- Organ prelude, MELODY
in r." the anthems, "The Trumpet Will
Sound" by Hall, and "The Wondrous
Dawn by Brown The postlude will
be Browns "Alarch in G."
The pastors evening theme will be
''Trhes that Transform" The popular
song service by the people will open the
evening program. The supecial music
will be, prelude, "Grand Ofertoire in
G." by Biedcrman. The women's chorus
viii sing "As it Began to Dawn" by
Harker and the entire chorus choir win
sing, "ln the End OF the Sabbath" by
Judson, and Stainer's "Fling Wide the
Gate" The postlude in A by Biederman
will be the concluding number.
The Bible school meets at o'clock,
There Were 1913 persons present last
Sunday Of this number 225 were in the
two Bible classes for men and women
The Christian Endeavor meeting will
be held at 6.30 o'clock The topic will
be "Consecration OF Time" Miss Mildred
Lowell and Smiley King will lead.
Evening journal., 1914-04-18
''OUTWARD and Inward"
MR.. CRAWFORD'S TOPIC

"Outward or Inward" is the subject
for the sermon tomorrow in Central
Presbyterian Church, King street below
Eighth. The Rev. }. II. Crawford will
preach at both morning and evening
services. In the evening at 7.45 o'clock
the regular gospel service viii be held.
The subject of the sermon will be The
Hopefulness of Jesus The choir will
furnish music at both services. The
following will be the musical program;
1890 oclock-Organ prelude, "Ro-
nance" Chauvet; anthem, Rejoice in
the Lord" Chandler; offertory I'm a
Pilgrim" Marstcn; organ postlude,
Mant.
7.45 o'elock-organ prelude, "EscH
ing Hymn Schumann; anthem,
Friend Of Sinners Abbott: offertory,
"God is Love" Shelley; organ postlude,
"Postlude in d." Merkel.
The Sunday school and adult Bible
class will meet at u O'Clock in their
respective places. The Y. p. S. c. +.
will meet at Gas o'clock and will be
led by Miss Frances Baldwin and Miss
Elizabeth Cain.
Evening journal., 1914-04-18
DR.. COLLINS TO Tell OF
A "DOUBTER SILENCED"

At St. Paul's Methodist Episcopal
Church, Jackson street, above Tenth,
Rev. Vaughan S. Collins. D. D., pas
tor, there will be morning class at
$50 o'clock tomorrow, led by Rev w.
G. Strickland. There will be morn
ing worship at 1890 o'clock, the
theme of the pastors sermon being
"A Doubter Silenced," a post-Lenten
sermon. The choir will repeat the
Easter music, singing The. Singing
of Birds" by Wallen. and "Now
When the Sabbath was Past" as off
ertory.
The Sunday school will be held at
2 O'Clock, William B. Smith. Jr.. su-
perintendent. The pastors Berean
Bible Class members are requested
to bring Bibles with them The new
books are expected. so that system
attic study Of The Life of Christi
may begin at once
The young peoples meeting at $50
will be led by the pastor, who also
viii preach at 730 o'clock on the
theme "The Masters Estimate OF the
Law" With this sermon the study of
"The Ten Commandments" is re-
sumed. and will be carried to the con-
clusion.
Some of the younger members of
the Sunday school have been for
weeks working on a playlet. Lost. a
Chaperone," to be given on the even
ing of April 30, for the benefit of the
Y. p. S. G. e. building fund It Is
an amusing sketch. and under the
careful training of Mrs. Florence
Thomas McVey should prove enter
tanning.
The social committee OF the Y. p
S c. E., Miss Edna Carpenter, chair
man, announces a Get Acquainted
Social" for all the young members
and friends of St. Pauls on Thursday
evening next, at o'clock, at the
church.
Evening journal., 1914-04-18
NDIY|DUAbIZINC
CROSS OF Christ
Subject to be. Discussed by
Rev. StoneSifer Tomor-
row Morning
SPECIAL NIGHT
SERVICE IN CHURCH

"lndividualizing the Love and Crems
of Christ viii be the subject of the
morning sermon at the First Presby-
terian Church. Market street above
Ninth. the Rev j. Ross Stonesifer, min
lister. The choir viii sing More Love
70 Thee, o Christi The Sunday school
will meet at o'clock in their various
departments, and the Barnabas men
with the pastor in the church auditor
ium. The music led by the orchestra
and the precentor and participated in
by every member Of the school is fine
feature.
The Christian Endeavor Society win
meet at o'clock in the beginners
room. The subject for discussion is
''The Conservation Of Time, and Miss
Mildred Cleland will lead the meeting.
The evening service az 745 o'clock
is one Of congregational singing with
an evangelistic sermon by the pastor.
Last Sunday large congregations were
present morning and evening and gen.
erous appreciation of the music, which
Is always one of the features OF the
services. Mrs. james McMullen and X.
ID. Eaton viii sing tomorrow evening
"lnspirer and Hearer of Prayer" Gel
bell. The organ numbers for the day
are as follows: Morning Trio. Lift
Thine Eyes, Geibel; Allegro in ID,
Bachc. Evening-Air. III With All
Your Hearts," Mendcssohn; chorus,
Tau Zion" Mozart.
Evening journal., 1914-04-18
HARRISON STREET SERVICES.

Following will be the order of SER
vice at Harrison Street NJ. L. Church
tomorrow: Glass meeting at 9l5
o'clock, in charge of George b..
Crossan. 1890 o'clock. preaching by
the Rev. G T. Anderson; 2 o'clock.
Sunday school session. with classes
for all; pastors Bible Glass for Men
at the same hour; 6.45 o'clock, Ep-
worth League service in charge of
Miss Anita Galloway; 7.30 o'clock,
preaching by the pastor
The following selections will be
sung by the choir under direction OF
Professor Highheld.
Morning Voluntary March,
Tours; anthem. "'Tis Midnight" Lo-
renze; duet, Every Flower That
Blooms" Rockwell;" anthem. And
When the Sabbath Was Passed." VII
son.
Evening service-Voluntary, Ante
date in G." Gritton; anthem. Rejoice
For Christ IS Risen.' Brown; Hail
King OF Glory" Judson; Risen q
Glorious King" Judson; PostludS
March, Gritten.
The congregation is highly pleased
with the new Haskell pipe organ.
Evening journal., 1914-04-18
TRINITY Lutheran Church
TO SING easter CANTATA

Services in Holy Trinity Lutheran
Church, Concord avenue and Madison
street will be held at the usual hour to-
morrow. The morning preaching subject.
will be "What Shall We Then DO With
jesus In the evening the choir will
sing an Easter Cantata entitled Victory
Divine by T. Christopher Marks as ar.
ranged by Maude J. Sullivan, consisting
OF three parts. Mrs Charles Zeada will
be directress. The numbers are: "In the
Garden;" bass solo. 'ln the place" by
Luther Saltzsiver; male quartet, "sir
We Rcmemberi" chorus, "The SKY is
Dark" tenor solo. "He Was Wounded"
by William Gilbert; mixed quartet, "God
So Loved the World;r "The Earth
quake bass solo, Behold There Was
Great Earthquake solo and chorus,
ut is the Hour OF Mourning soprano
and tenor solo, with chorus. "My Heart
With Terror Throbs," clarinet solo. J..
Phillips; At the Tomb. soprano solo
recitative and air, Mrs. J. Smith. AS II
Began to DAWN bass solo and chorus,
l"Fear Not;' baritone solo, Charles
Zeada, "And AS They Vent" duet, So
prano and tenor, BY Gift OF Love- y
ending chorus. 'Death is Swallowed
up" Those in the chorus are: So
pranos-Mrs. J. Smith, Mrs. Schurk !;
altos-Mrs. William Pritchard, Mrs l..
! Phillips; bass-Luther Saltzgiver; first
ltenor-Frank Smith; second tenor-Wil-
liam Gilbert; baritone-Charles zeafia.
Evening journal., 1914-04-18
.NR. irwin Will DISCUSS
ORIGIN OF The Church

In Delaware Avenue Baptist
Church tomorrow morning the Rev.
J. Y. Irwin will preach on the sub
ject. "Three Demands With Three
Supporters" The evening subject
will be "Was the Church Founded on
Peter? Does He Have the Keys?'
The attendance at the preaching
services last Sunday far exceeded
that on Everybody Go To Church
Sunday"
The Bible school will meet at ?
o'clock. The mems class, which was
recently organized under the Baraca
movement, is progressing.
Music for the day follows:
Morning service-Organ prelude,
March Pontihcals, J.. Lemmens; an
them. In the End of the Sabbath. AL
fed Judson; solo, The Resurrection
Morn. Paul Rodney, Alexander B..
Jackson; quartet, Christ Our Pass
: ver. Chapple. Miss Evans, Miss loeh.
Ir. Cook. Mr.. Hope; anthem, Awake
Up My Glory. Joseph Barnby; organ
postlude.
Evening service-Organ prelude,
Grand Choeur, II. Salome; anthem,
The Risen Lord. c. A. Miles; solo.
Tie Wondrous Dawn. Brown. Gilbert
Jak. anthem, The Heavens Are Tell
: I'M. Haydn Hall: anthem, Very Early
In the Morning, c. A. Miles; organ
petlude.
Evening journal., 1914-04-18
TO hear easter SONGS
AGAIN AT MADELEY

Easter Sunday services at Madeiey
M. E. Church, corner of B and Clay
mont streets were largely attended and
all the services of special interest.
The chorus choir under the leadership
of Prof. Magee delighted every ono
with their Easter songs. So greatly
were they enjoyed that the congrega-
tion requested the choir to repeat
part of the Easter program for to-
morrow at both the morning and
evening services.
Glass will meet at $50 o'clock. in
charge of John Ford. The Rev. T..
H. Collins will preach at 1870 o'clock
on the subject Making a Life Yer
sus Making a Living" At 2.15 o'clock
the Sunday school will meet with
George Green, Sr., superintendent in
charge.
At $3.50 O'Clock the Mems Baraca
class will meet In the church audi
torium. Henry c. Downward chair
man of the executive committee of
the New Castle County Sunday School
Association will speak to the men to-
morrow afternoon.
At o'clock the Epworth League
will hold a devotional meeting and at
/ the close of the evening service the
league will hold a business injecting
| At 7.45 o'clock the Peoples Popular
Praise Service begins.
] The Rev. T. +. Beauchamp, pastor
Of Wesley Church last year, will be
the evening preacher.
Evening journal., 1914-04-18
MR. SHARE Ar EAsrLAKE.

Services at Eastlake NJ. f. Church TO-
morrow will be conducted nv the new
pastor. the Rev w. w. Sharp, whose
morning subject will be Lessons Follow
ing Easter" The evening topic will be,
Queen Esther on the Day of Emergency -
The Easter anthems win b. repeated at
both services. class meeting at $50
o'clock, with Walter H. Keen in charge
viii precede the morning service. Super
intendent Edmond W. Henvis will be in
charge of the Sunday schol services at
, o'clock.
Minor C. Smith will conduct the Chris
tian Endeavor meeting which opens at
o'clock, the topic being "Consecration
of Time The male quartet composed
of Samuel Baiy. Keunard Davis. John
A. Smith and John Miller will render
the "Waysidc Cross
The evening sermon by the Rev Mr..
Sharp will be preceded by short song
service with John S. I. Beardslee as di-
Iector.
Evening journal., 1914-04-18
0IES1ANENI ZINES

bear his cross and come after Me, can
not be My disciple" It is not enough
that we should start out with cour-
agcous intention. an acknowledgment
of Jesus. and bold profession of dis
cipleship. After we have taken our
stand on the Lords side. we must be
proven. Only those VINO demonstrate
their worthincss by their faithfulness,
viii be finally accepted of the Lord.
Cross-bearing must be a daily matter.
Our crosses are those oppositions of the
world. the flesh and the Devil which
cross the Divine will as laid down for
MS in the Lords Way. The only proper
sentiment is that which the Master ex-
pressed. saying, "Not My will, but
Thine. be done'
As an admoniton to undertake dis
cipleship without mature deliberation.
our Lord gave n parable of a man who
began 10 build tower but was not
able to complete it, and thus made
himself ridiculous foolish. Another IL
lustraton was that of going to war
without proper preparation, an under
taking which would result disastrouly.
All followers of Christ set ont To hnild
character and to fight good fight.
Whoever enlists under the banner of
Jesus takes his stand against Satan and
sin, and must expect to have a hard
battle and not to receive the victor's
crown. except by faithful perseverance
in well doing
"Salt Is Good, Butt
Jesus used salt as a symbol, repre-
senting His own loyalty TO God and the
loyalty which His followers must have
and maintain. If salt lose its value for
seasoning purposes, it is useless for
anything else. So the Christian has a
special purpose in the world-to be a
preservative power TO have antiseptic
qualities and to draw out all the good
qualities of those with whom he is con-
nected. This is the Christians mission
in respect to the world If he fail in
this. he has failed in the purpose for
which he was called. and is Of no par
ticular value in the Lords service.
"He that hath an ear to hear, let him
hear" said Jesus. in conclusion. All Of
His followers are to take heed to these
words. Whoever neglects them de
spises the One who gave them, and viii
surely fail of blessing that might
otherwise have been secured. We are
not to measure the world by the same
standards as we measure ourselves and
all who profess to BE- followers Of
Jesus. The worlds highest standard
is the Golden Rule. The Christians
highest standard is sclf-sacrihce IN
doing the Fathers viii at any cost
Evening journal., 1914-04-18
DR. .STRATON THE
Preacher At Second
Notd Clergyman VIII Con-
duct Week of Special
Services
BlPTISM AT THE
NIGHT SERVICE

ervices in the Second Baptist Church.
Nth and Franklin streets. tomorrow
WI be Of exceptional Importance The
~ John Roach Straton, ID. d., of Bal
tnore, Md, viii begin a srries of evan
flistic meetings. in cooperation with
ie minister OF the church. the Rev
homas p Holloway. The visiting
reacher will preach in the morning and
light services, and each night during the
week. excepting Saturday. The preach
ing meetings on Sunday begin at 1890
md 7.45 o'clock. The week-night meet
ngs will begin at 3 o'clock.
At the evening meeting tomorrow
Ight Mr.. Holloway will again admin
tier the ordinance of Baptism. This
VII have been the sixth Sunday in sue
tssion in which baptism has taken
face
DR.. Straton is a preacher, lecturer and
eformer Of Prominence. He is a recog-
lied authority in the matter of tenn
ierance reform and other uplist move
ments DR.. Straton has successfully
served the pastorate of the Second Bap-
tist Church Of Chicago, and the Seventh
Baptist Church of Baltimore, Md, large
churches of historic prominence.
The Bible school will be held at 2.l5
o'clock. There are three adult classes
for men and three for women.
The Senior Christian EndeavOr Society
viii hold its weekly meeting at Ga
o'cbcl in the chapel. The subject will
be The Conservation of Time" Sabbath
obervance meeting. George G. Penney
gderal superintendent OF the Bibl'
scool will lead.
Evening journal., 1914-04-18
CHOS OF CITY CHURCHES WILL REPEAT EASTER MUSICAL PROGRAM
Co TO Church LEAGUE
CROWS AT Westminster

The Rev. Charles l.. Candee will
preach morning and afternoon tomor-
row in Westminster Presbyterian
Church. Pennsylvania avenue and
Rodney street. The musical program
for the day is as follows:
1890 o'clock-Organ. "Offertoire."
Read. anthem, "Jubilate Dec In c."
Buck; offertory, "The God of Abra-
ham. Praise" Schneider; organ.
Postlude. Grey.
o'clock Organ. "Nocturne in 70
Flat" Chopin aria. 20. God, Have
Mercy" (from Saint Paul'0 Mem
delssohn. George Russell Strauss; Of
fertory Come Unto Me- Piusut,
George Russell Strauss; organ Post
lude, Smart
The chimes will be played before
and after both services. At the time
OF the morning service the kindergar-
ten will be conducted IN the primary
Sunday school room. Much interest
is being shown in the "Go-To-Church
League" Twenty first pins and
eight second pins were given out last
Sunday.
AT noon our graded Sunday school
meets in the chapel. There are
classes for all ages and visitors arc
cordially welcomed. The Adult Bible
Glass. taught by General Bird, con-
venes at the same time in the gal
lery of the church. Junior c. n
begins promptly at 315 p. m. This
week the Y. p. S. G. r. win 90 TO the
workhouse to assist In the service
and at the o'clock service the child
labor question will be discussed. Al
730 o'clock the usual devotional ser
vice will be held
Evening journal., 1914-04-18
THE oOsT OF DIsCIPLEsHIP. " =

Auht lts-o~oo AVAn AVs
'Whosoever will save his life shall
lose IT, whosoever will lose his
life for My sake shall find it,
Matthew 1926.
II was at the close of the Great
Teachers ministry. Multitudes we're
following Him. going up TO Jerusalem
10 the Feast of the Passover. at which
Jesus foreknew He would die as soon
as the antitypical Passover Lamb. Oc-
casionally in the journey He would adj
dress some Of the multitude. Today's
lesson gives us some Of His teachings.
The terms OF discipleship which
Jesus set forth. il will be noted, are
very different from those proclaimed
by some who profess to be His
mouthpieces. They sometimes pro-
claim that It is a sufficient sign of
discipleship for people to arise and
declare that they desire the prayers
of Gods people Such are counted
as converts. To get them 10 take
even this step requires the holding
on of nducements-greater business
prosperity to the merchant. greater
Iayor with the employer for the clerk,
an entrance to society or a better
prospect of political preferment
If we contrast these with Jesus
words in this lesson, We shall per-
ceive that the vast number of nominal
Christians have been, so TO speak, in
weighed into protesting something
that they never intended to profess
Many are trapped into processing
Christianity who never we're Chris
tians, according to the Masters con-
ditions of discipleship and who never
harken TO His Word.
"If any man come unto Me and hate
not his father. and mother. and wife,
and children, and brethren, ard sis
ters; yea, and his own life also, he
cannot be My disciple And who
soever doth not bear his cross, and
come after Me, cannot be My dis
ciple." Surely there is no excuse
for misunderstanding such plain con-
ditionsl The Masters teaching was
that the whole world is lost, es-
tranged from God and without the
right to everlasting life. But He
came to die. 'tlie Just for the unjust,
that all the unjust might have the
opportunity of returning to Divine
favor. He did not say that none but
His followers would have an oppor-
tunity OF future life. Those who SO
declare are adding to the Word and
helping thus, eventually, to confound
themselves.
Evening journal., 1914-04-18
DIR. PRICE TO SAY FAREWELL.

The farewell seumon of the Rev.
Albert Price viii be preached at the
evening service at Union A. NJ. h.
Church, Smyrna. tomorrow. Dr.
Price organized the uplift movement
for the Delaware negro and has
brought SO persons into the church
this year. A special sermon to the
old men of the congregation viii be
preached by the pastor at $3.50 o'clock.
At $50 o'clock there viii be services
by the praying and singing band.
Sunday school services will be held
at O'clock.
Evening journal., 1914-04-18
MR.. CUNNINGHAM
| TO describe sunday
City Pastor VIII Tell of the
Methods of Great
Evangelist
GIRLS CHORUS
TO SING CANTATA

At Eastlake Presbyterian Church,
corner Twenty-seventh and Market
streets. the services tomorrow will be
of a special character. AT 1890
o'clock. the Rev Henry Cunningham
will speak on "The Work OF the Rev
William Sunday for the Kingdom" T"
Mr.. Cunningham spent several days
this week in Scranton, Pa,
attending the Sunday meetings and
studying the methods Of this evange-
list. Mrs. Henry Cunningham Will
sing as a solo one of the popular
hymns at Mr.. Sundays services. The
choir will sing an anthem.
The Sunday school and Adult Bible
Glass will meet at o'clock. The
Christian Endeavor meeting win be
held at o'clock. E. II. Loomis viii
lead.
A musical service will be held at
7.45 o'clock. After the opening song
service by the congregation, the
chorus choir of 80 voices from the
Delaware Industrial School will sing
the cantata, entitled. "The Conquer
ing King" by Lorenz.
Part l. The Crucifxion "Ride
On In Majesty" chorus; "Zions
Daughters, Weep No More" quar-
tette; Surely He Hath Borne Our
Griefs," duet and chorus: when
Surrey the Wonderous Cross" trio
and quintette; "He Giveth Sleep,
altos; why Sleepest Thou" solo
quartette and chorus; address, "ThC
Gospel and Christ" pastor.
Part 3. The Resurrectlon.--"C Christ
Is Risen" solo and chorus: "How
Calm and Beautiful" quartette and
chorus; Lift Up Your Heads" duei
and chorus; Rejoice. the Lord Is
King" quartet and chorus.
The church directory books will b'
| distributed