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E0IESfANiENI nMES

in the flesh; and in which the high
priest, who lived, and who entered
into the Most Holy and sprinkled the
blood for the forgiveness of the peO-
pie. represented the risen Jesus.
spirit Being who after resurrection
would go into Heaven itself. and
eventually offer up full sin atone
ment on behalf of the world, and
come forth again at His Second Ad
vent to bless mankind
He doubtless explained to them
that the Passover lamb typified
Jesus, "the Lamb of God, which TAX
eth away the sin of the world" We
may assume that He proceeded to the
Psalms, Isaiah and the other Prohets,
explaining the passages relating to
the sufferings of Christ and the glory
to follow. No wonder those disci-
pies hearts burned within them
while He opened up the Scriptures!
~They Knew Him-He Vanished"
When the travellers arrived in En-
maus Jesus, after being urged, ac-
cepted their hospitality. At supper.
the way in which their guest asked a
blessing upon the food reminded
them, evidently, of Jesus Their eyes
of understanding began to open. I'M
mediately they realized that no one
but their own Master could have Civ
en- them the lessons just enjoyed on
/ the journey. And thus having full
filled the purpose of His materializa.
ton, He instantaneously vanished out
of their sight-clothes and all.
Their JOY was too great to permit
them to sleep. They must carry the
good tidings to the other disciples Sc
they returned to Jerusalem, and
there found that the Lord had mani
tested Himself to Peter. Then the
/ two told their experiences; and faith
hope and Joy began TO grow in all
their hearts.
Out of fewer than ten appearances
during the forty days between our
Lords resurrection and ascension
he only twice appeared i'm a form
similar to that which they had seen
and bearing the marks of crucifixion
On both occasions He appeared while
the doors were shut. and later van
ished while the doors were still shut
that His followers might learn: Cl
That He was no longer dead, but
alive; (2) That He was no longer
flesh. but spirit-"Now the Lord is
that Spirit"
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MADELEY METHODISTS TO
HEAR VISITING PASTOR

Special Easter services will be held
tomorrow in Madeley NJ i. Church,
corner Of B and Claymont streets. The
Rev. E. II. Collins has been returned to
the church for another year. and de-
sires that all the members and friends
be present At 1890 o'clock the pastor
will preach an Easter sermon on "The
Witnesses of The Resurrection The
special Easter music by the choir for
the morning will be as follows: Hail
the Mighty Victor "The Morning
Gates" Bright Easter Day" and "Eas-
ter Dawn" At 2l5 o'clock the sunday
school will meet. with George Green, Sr.,
superintendent, in charge.
The school is constantly increasing
in interest. At $3.50 O'Clock the mems
Baraca class will met in the church
auditorium. The pastor will address
the class. and the Rev. W. V. Harris
will sing a solo. The class has a mem
hership of ls5. which makes il the sec
ond or third largest class in Delaware.
! The class will give an entertainment
aud banquet TO its members and invited
guest on Wednesday evening. April Is.
in Madeley Church.
At Z O'Clock a devotional meeting will
be held Of the Epworth League John
F'sd, president of the league. will have
charge The peoples gospel praise ser
vice will be continued this year
The extra Easter music by the chorus
choir for the evening will be as fol
| lows "Where is Heg "Ne Gates of
Gold, STARS Of Night" and "Go Tell the
Easter Story" by Adam Geibel rht
Rev. W. V. Harris, pastor of the NJ. f.
Church at Claremont. Va, formerly of
Wilmington, will be the evening preach
er and will speak on the subject Truth
or What Think You of Chrstf"
The mems Baraca class will hold a
weight Social" in Tuesday evening
April IA, in the South Side Athletic
Club.
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elaborate easter day
PROGRAM AT TRINITY

Services on Easter Day in Trinity
Protestant Episcopal Church, will be
held at Z and II o'clock a. m, and at
3 80 and Z As p. m. The choir will
participate in all the services, and the
musical program will be as follows:
z o'clock Holy communion (choir
of men only); professional hymn;
Merbecke's communion service, offer
tory hymn, communion hymn, reces-
sional hymn.
IL Morning prayer, sermon
and holy communion, professional
hymn, "Christ Our Passover. Chap
pie; TIE Deum, Dudley Buck, in E
fat; introit hymn; hymn before
sermon; offertory anthem. II Know
That My Redeemer Liveth." Handel
Communion service-Kyrie. RUS
sian: Gloria Tibi, Sanctus, Benedic-
tus and Agnus Del, from Gounod's
Mass of St. Cecilia; gloria in
excelsis. "Old Chant; recessional
hymn.
$3.50 o'clock -Children's festival ser
vice (female choir only; professional
hymn. Easter carols, recessional
hymn.
7.45 o'clock-Evening prayer and
sermon: professional hymn; Mag
nifcat and Nunc Dimittis. Marks in
IL; hymn before sermon; offertory
anthem, why Seek Ye the Living
Among the Dead?' by Hollins; reces.
sional hymn.
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FIRST Church Choir
TO sing new CANTATA

Easter will receive appropriate OBJ
servance I'm all the services at the
First Presbyterian Church. Market
street above Ninth tomorrow The
Rev. ]. Ross Stonesifer will discuss
In the morning "The Resurrection"
and the choir will furnish special
music. consisting Of two anthems,
Christ. the Lord is Risen" CWil-
liams), and Where Have Ye Laid
Him" (Judson). And Miss Nell c..
Krumme. soprano soloist and direc-
tor of the choir, will sing "Hosanna"
(Grannier).
The Sunday school at o'clock will
supplement the Easter lessons by
various departmental exercises. The
beginners, primary and junior de-
partments will have separate pro
grams, and the main school and inter
mediate will unite in a service of
song, class recitations and orchestra
selections
Christian Endeavor will meet at Z
o'clock, and will be led by Norman
Wade on the subject, "A Long Look
Ahead"
AT 7.45 O'Clock, the closing service
of the day will be musical. The
choir will sing a cantata by c. Har-
old Lowden. entitled, Everlasting
Life Miss Krumme has been train.
ing the chorus for weeks and there IL
every reason TO anticipate that the
rendition will be received with the
same favor with which the public
has always greeted the work of thi.
chorus. Quartettes. mixed and ladies
solos and selections by the full
chorus make up the production r.
ID. Eaton. tenor, and Miss Krumm,
4 are the soloists. John Craig is tn,
Organist
The organ numbers are as fol
| lows.
Morning-M March. "silver Trump
cts" (RimbaulD; chorus, "Sing Unit
/ God" (HandeD
Evening March, "Romsine" ((Gou
nod; chorus. "Halleluiah" (Handell
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ORDINATION OF Elders
At GILBERT Church

The Rev. j. B. Isaacs will preach
N Sunday in Gilbert Church at
iO45 O'Clock. on the theme. "The
Risen Lord" After the sermon the
ordination service for deacons will be
held. The charge to the deacons will
be delivered by Elder John J Hayes,
81 Central church. The communion
VI the Lords Supper viii be observed
The musical numbers will include
The Day Of Resurrection" Smart;
Christ. the Lord Is Risen Today,
Gauntlet; Beyond the Starry
Skies Havergal; II Know That My
Redeemer Liveth.r Handel, quartet.
The Easter program by the Sunday
School will be presented at 2.So
o'clock, under the supervision of the
Misses Gray and Henry.
Thomas Anderson will conduct the
Christian Endeavor meeting at T3C
o'clock, the topic for which is "A
Long Look Ahead"
An Easter illustrated song and
,raise service will be held at
,clock. There will be special address
oy the pastor with illustrated slides
,f the crucifxion and resurrection oi
Christ.
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Resurrection, BASIS
OF cheerful GIVING
DIR. Holloway Has Appro-
pirate Sermon Subjects
for Easter Services
SPECIAL MEETINGS TO
BE HELD BY BAPTISTS

Easter will be appropriately ex-
pressed in the services in the Sec.
ond Baptist Church tomorrow. At the
1890 o'clock service, the Rev. Thomas
p. Holloway will preach on the sub.
iect, "Christ's Resurrection the Basis
of Cheerful Living" At this ser
vice the choir will sing, Rejoice
Jerusalem and Sing" by Nevin: "As
it Began to Dawn by Martin, anc
Christ Our Passover" by Millard.
At the night service, the minister
will baptize several persons. This
will have been the fifth Sunday ir
succession in which the Ordinance OF
Baptism has been observed. The min
lister will also preach the sermon on
the subject, THE Resurrection Life.
During the meeting the choir will
sing. He Is Not Here, But Is Risen"
by Millard and Awake, Thou That
Sleepest," by Maker.
AT 2.l5 o'clock in the afternoon,
the Easter exercises of the Bible
school will be held In the chapel. The
program follows:
Orchestra; singing by the school
responsive scripture reading prayer
by the pastor; singing by the school;
offering; orchestra; exercises by
members of the beginners depart
ment; singing by the school; exer-
/ cises by members of the primary de-
partment; reading, by Miss Edith
Frederick; address by the pastor; an
nouncements; singing by the school;
benediction.
The Senior Christian Endeavor So
ciety will meet in the chapel at 6.A5
! O'Clock. The subject will be. "a
Long Look Ahead" The meeting
will be led by a representative Of the
Wilmington Y. NJ c. A.
On Monday night, at the monthly
meeting of the Mems League, Prof.
Edward B. Pollard, of Grocer Theo.
logical Seminary, will deliver an ad-
dress
At the same time in the women's
parlor of the church, the monthly
women's missionary meeting will ne
held. Those present will be favored
with an address by Miss NJ. A. Ospina
Beginning next Sunday week, April
10, and continuing for some days
/ special services will be held in this
church by DR.. John Roach Straton
Not long since DR.. Straton
won the prize. through his essay
that had been offered for the best es.
say on temperance subject
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bodies, unlike each other, but also in
different clothing. Then, too, when
He suddenly disappeared, the cloth
ing disappeared also.
The stranger who overlook the two
disciples en- route to Emmaus sympa-
thetically inquired. Why look and
talk so sadly? They opened their
hearts to Him, astonished that He
did not know. They told of Jesus, a
prophet mighty before God and all
the people; and they explained how
the chief priests and rulers had de-
livered Him up and crucified Him
They explained that theirs was a dou-
bic disappointment Not only had
they lost a Friend, but their hope
that He was the Messiah had been
crushed. They told OF the events OF
that very morning some of the
women of their company had found
the tomb empty and had seen angels
who said that He was alive, etc.
This gave Jesus the opportunity tc
explain to His disciples quietly, with.
out any excitement, that their exper.
fences we're part of the Divine Plan
He declared that it was necessary
that Jesus should thus suffer In order
to become the King of Glory, with
power to bless and restore humanit,
bye and bye.-Acts 8: 1921.
Then He began to point out wha
God had foretold respecting Mes
siahs experiences. He probably re
minded them how Isaac had been of
fered up by Abraham, explaining tha
Abraham typified the Father an,
Isaac typified Jesus; and that the of
fering, even though not carried out
represented Jesus death, Isaac's sub
sequent life representing Jesus res
direction, to be with His Fathe
again.
He doubtless told them that tn
smitten rock. from which gushed tn
waters, represented Jesus, who mus
be smitten in order to give life to tn
dying world. He doubtless explaine
that the serpent, which Moses hal
lifted up in the wilderness. repre-
sented sin; and that Jesus, in bein
crucified, was made to take the sin
ner's place. that the sinner Nigh
through faith be made righteous 4
Gods sight through the Redeemer'
sacrifice.
i He doubtless explained the Atone
ment Day sacrifice in which the bul
lock, which died. represented Jesu
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EASTER DAY At ST. ANDREWS.

Services for Easter at St. Andrews s.
corner Shipley and Eighth streets the
Rev Richard W. Trapnell. rector. will
be as follows: Celebration Of the
holy communion at 7.30 o'clock; Bible
class and Sunday School at 945
O'Clock; morning prayer and holy
communion. with sermon at II o'clock:
Sunday School Easter service at 4
o'clock. evening prayer and sermon
at 745 o'clock The special music
for the day will he as follows:
730 o'clock Holy communion, with
the choir in attendance; anthem,
Awake Up My Glory" Barnby.
IL o'clock-Morning prayer, sermon
and holy communion; professional
hymn. 1903, Welcome, Happy Morning;
Christ, Our Passover" Holden
Gloria Patri. Gregorian; TIE Deum
festival, Buck: henedictus, Gelchrist f;
introlt, Il Know That My Redeemer
Liveth" Mrs. V. r. Pyle, soloist
(Messlah). hymn 116, Angels Roll the
Rock Away; anthem. "As Il Began IA
Dawn" Foster; recessional hymn
112, Jesus Christ is Risen Today.
o'clock Sunday School festival
745 o'clock Evening prayer anC
address; professional hymn, III, H'
Is Risen; Gloria Patri. Gregorian
Magnihcat and Nunc Dimittis
Calkin: hymn l15. The Day OF Resur
Z rection: anthem. Why Seek Ye? War
rem; recessional hymn 122, Jesui
/ Lives.
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EAsTER DAY an KNeswOOp.

Services at Kingswood NJ. r..
Church on Easter Sunday will be as
follows: 1890 O'Clock, sermon by the
pastor; o'clock. special program by
the Sunday School, in charge Of S.
II. Pippin: $50 o'clock. Epwortn
League. led by Miss Emma Wolf;
T.30 o'clock. preaching by the pastor.
The choir has prepared the follow
ing musical program. Morning SER
vice-Anthem. Awake. o World"
Geibel: offertory, Christ, the Lord.
Is Risen Today" Ashford; anthem.
Christ. the Lord, Is Risen Again,
Bohannan: soloists, S. l.. Bowers
and Miss Cassie v Raigen.
Evening service-Anthem, Jesus
Christ Is Risen King" Judofnd
soloists. Miss Cassie V. Raigen and S
L. Bowers offertory. Christ Arose.
Ashford; anthem. Wake With Songs
OF Gladness." Tyler; soloist, Miss
Cassie v Raigen.
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EASTER sERvIcEs AT AsBuRY.

Asbury' N. Il. Church. Third and
Walnut streets, the Rev. George White
Dawson. pastor, is arranging TO make
every service OF Easter Sunday very
helpful. At 0 O'Clock William B. Dold
will lead class meeting; 1890 o'clock,
sermon on the subject: "1he Resurrcc-
tion and the Life;" o'clock, Easter
program by the Sunday school; G.30
o'clock, Epworth League on the theme;
"Ihe JOY of Easter in the Soul" 730
o'clock, preaching on the subject: "A
Message from the Risen Lord" The
choir of the church will sing its Easter
music at the morning service. as iol-
lows; Anthem, Rejoice, for Christ is
Risen W. NJ. S. Brown; anthem. "ln
the End of the Sabbath" by Julson;
anthem, "Jesus Christ is Risen Today
Brown.
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RAPTISM OF INFANTs.

In st. James Church, Stanton, the
order of services tomorrow will be
as follows: II o'clock, celebration
Of the Holy Sacrament with morning.
PRAYER and sermon by the rector,
John Emory Parks, on the subject,
"The Risen Lord. the One Proof OF
Immortality" All communicates are
expected TO be present
In st. Barnabas Church, Holy Com
munion will be observed at $50
o'clock. At 2.30 o'clock infants win
be baptized: at 1880 o'clock there will
be a sermon.
At st. James, Newport, the order
will be as follows: $50 o'clock, cele'
bration of the Holy Sacrament; 1SC
o'clock, evensong with sermon by thS
rector.
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TO Present PROOF
OF resurrection
DR.. Reed Has Special Easter
Day Service for Grace
Members
SPECIAL MUSIC TO
BE SUNG BY CHOIR

In Grace NJ. +. Church tomorrow
morning DIR. George Edward Reed will
deliver an Easter sermon on the subject;
TThe Easter Wagons; or Certain Great
Outstanding Proofs Of the Resurrection
Of Our Lord The special Easter musi-
cal program for the morning service
will he as follows: Organ. Mr.. Hemp
hin. "Crand Ofertoire in f." Wiley. and
'Hosanna," Marks; quartet "Why Seek
ye the Living Among the Dead" Peck
shorus, "The Lord is Risen Indeed" Told
Fsster anthem, Billings: soprano solo,
7 Know That My Rcdeemer biveth, p
Handel. sung by Mrs. Maschal; chorus,
king Of Kings" Simper.
At 73O o'clock an Easter praise SER
vice will be held During the service the
following musical program will be pre-
rented: Organ. "Iriumphal March" from
Aida" Verdi: "Marchc pontifcate,
Lemmens; chorus, Christ Our Pass
pver,n Chapp; quartet, "'Tis Night, a
Sabbath Calm is Brooding," Trowbridgei
.horus. "Loi He is Rison,' Robertson
senor solo, easter Dawn Woodward
by Mr.. Smith; quartet, "Ne Bells OF
Easter Day. Dresslcr, contralto solo
BE ComioIted Ne That Mourn Fisher
ung by Miss Lappin; chorus, Awake
Thou That Slecpest," Lcmmens. The
chorus choir will be present at botf
morning and evening services and the
auditorium adorned for Easter.
At . o'clock the Sunday school in all
departments, will assemble in the church
auditorium for the Easter services. Mr.
Balmond, musical director, viii sing
HThy Redeemer Liveth," by Manney
New Easter songs by respective depart
nents. recitations by the children and @
brief address by the pastor viii consti
mte a program which promises to be Of
unusual interest
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Arrangements have been perfected
for the dedication Of the new Imman-
uel p E. Sunday School building, in
New Castle. which. now entirely com
pleted. will be formally opened with
appropriate exercises on Tuesday
evening, at o'clock
The dedicatory services will be in
charge of the Rt. Rev Frederick j.
Kinsman, Bishop of Delaware He
will be assisted by the Rev. Alban
Richey. rector OF Emmanuel Church.
An informal reception attended by
members of the parish and invited
guests will be held at the close Of
the dedication exercises.
Guests of honor will include the
members Of the Clerical Brotherhood
of Delaware. who hold their monthly
meeting at $3.50 o'clock in the after
noon.
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mmauuel Protestant Episcopal sunday school BuIding

On Wednesday evening the members
of the Mems Club will do the honors
and there will be a lecture on Yel-
lowstone Park with stereopticon
views
The dedication exercises will be
concluded on Thursday night with a
shad supper given by the women OF
the church.
The supper will be followed by a
dance in the new gymnasium, which
will end the festivities of the week
The new building was erected at a
cost Of $500 Haddock and Com
pany, Of Wilmington, were the build
ers, and the architect was j. Laussai
Rogers. of New Castle. The old build
ing which will form a part of the
Sunday School building, was erected
in 1S47.
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AT CHRIsT AND mMANUEL.

Services on Easter Sunday at
Christ Church, Christiana hundred,
will be as follows: Morning prayer
sermon and holy communion at 1915
o'clock. and Sunday School service at
4 o'clock. the Rev. A. +. Clattenburg
officiating at the morning service.
At Emmanuel Church. Highlands,
there will be an early celebration Of
the holy communion az 7.45 o'clock:
morning prayer. sermon and holy
communion az 10.45 o'clock the Rev
william II Laird officiating at the
norninz service
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coMMUNIoN An GRFENHILL.

Easter viii be observed with appro-
pirate exercises at the Greenhill Pres
byterian Church. Sunday school Will
meet at Q.3O o'clock Communion will
be- celebrated and new members viii be
taken into the church at the morning
service. The Rev William Crawford will
preach ON the subject "Christ Preaching
1t Easter" The y. p. S. c. J.. meeting
0il be held in the lecture room OF the
.hurch at Z o'clock r. Baynard Kendall
win lead. The brotherhood will meet
10 elect officers ON Monday evening
PRAYER meeting will be held at the home
Of William Hetherton, Riveryiew ave-
aue, on Wednesday evening.
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MT. PLEASANT SERVICES.

Services in Mt. Pleasant (Belle-
vue) NJ. T. Church. tomorrow. will
be as follows: $3.50 o'clock, Sunday
school; 1870 o'clock with the fol-
lowing Easter program: Anthem,
Jesus Christ is Risen Today" hymn,
Church hymnal No. 1856; responsive
reading; anthem, Awake and Sing
Apostles Greed and prayer; solo
Miss Winifred Weldin: scripture les.
son; offering and announcements
sermon by the pastor on Immortal.
ity;" anthem, Christ is Risen;
hymn, Church hymnal No. 1863. Tn,
Rev. J. T. Richardson is pastor.
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AnvENTISTS, SERYICEs.

In the First Seventh Day Adven-
lists Church building on Howland
street, between Clayton and DUPONT
and Eighth and Ninth streets, the
following announcement OF services
IS offered. Prayer meeting every
Friday night at 745 o'clock; Sabbath
school every Saturday at $50 o'clock
preaching or other services at IL
o'clock: Young Peoples meeting
Sunday evening at $50 o'clock
preaching services at 745 tomorrow
ON the subject "The Judgment r.
II. Martin Is pastor.
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FIRST Nj. P. CHURCH SERVICES.

Services at First NJ p Church,
Seventh street. below Walnut street
iomorrow. viii be of unusual interest
All the services will be appropriate
o the day. Class meeting will be as
5embled at 9 o'clock, with James
Moore as leader. Preaching service
will be held at the usual hour. The
Christian Endeavor meeting viii be
followed by a sermon. The Rev G.
A. Robinson will occupy the pulpit at
both morning and evening services.
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SnNnAY AT HANnYER.

Easter Sunday will be observed at
all the services Of Hanover Presby-
terian Church tomorrow. Special
anthems will be sung by the choir
and an appropriate sermon will be
preached by the pastor at the morn
ing service, the sermon subject being
''The Motive Power Of Immortality 7
In the evening the Sunday school will
present q snacial EaStar nrn5rana-
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OLIYET CHURCH SERyICES.

The Easter services in Olivet Pres
byterian church. Fourth and Broome
streets, will be conducted by the
pastor. the Rev ]. c. Lane, pastor
The hours of service are 1916 and
7.45 o'clock. At the morning SER
vice there will be an appropriate solo
by Miss Nellie Comerford. The deco
rations will be provided by the women
of the missionary society The Sun
day School will meet at 2.30 O'Clock
to study the International lesson on
'The Walk to Emmans." The Chris.
tian Endeavor Society will have an
interesting program for their evening
prayer service.
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SEC0Nn NJ. SERYICES.

The Rev. G. F. Earring, pastor of
Second NJ. P. Church, will preach in
the church at the morning and even
ing services tomorrow. Sunday
school will be held at 2 o'clock.
Prayer and class meeting will be
held on Friday night.
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SCIENCE cHuRCH SERVICES.

At the II O'Clock morning prayer
service in the First Church Of Christ,
Scientist, tomorrow. the sermon sub
ject will be Are Sin, Disease and
Death Real?" Sunday school ser
vices at 9.45 o'clock will precede the
morning service. Evening prayer
service will be held at 8 o'clock. and
Ghe usual prayer meeting service
will be held on Wednesday evening
ct the same hour
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sFRyICTs An MARsHALLTON

In the Marshallton Nj. n. Church
tomorrow morning the Rev. ]. c. Nc
Coy will preach on "The Resurrec-
ion" His. evening subject will be.
The Instinct Of the Soul Miss
Ruth Cameron Will conduct the Ep-
worth League meeting. In the Cedars'
Church Mr.. Mccoy will preach at 3
o'clock on THE Journey to En-
naus."
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CHURCH NOTICES MUST
BE IN BY $50 FRIDAY.

Pastors and reetOrs Of VIII
mingtOn churches, or those haV-
ing the subject In charge, are re-
quested 10 have their church
notices in THE EVENING JOUR-
NAL Office by ESQ o'clock Friday
afternoon 10 assure publication.
II they are not received by 2.30
O'clcck Friday afternoon they win
not he printed.
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RIRLE STrnY MEETING.

The International p't' Students
will meet in Jr. o. L. A. NJ. Hall. No.
907 Tatnall street at o'clock tomor-
row. DR.. Homer J. Patterson will
speak on Jesus Himself Drew Near.
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HnLCREST SERVICES.

The Rev. T. H. Harding, pastor Of
Hillcrest Methodist Episcopal Church,
will conduct services tomorrow even
ing at 7.30 o'clock.