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Evening journal., 1914-01-31
MEMBERSHIP
CLASS FOR AVENUE
CHURCH TOMORROW

In Delaware Avenue Baptist Church
the Rev. J. Y. Irwin VIII preach to-
morrow morning on the subject The
Lifted Christ" New members viii
receive the hand OF fellowship and
the ordinance Of the Lords supper
will be administered at this service
In the evening by request the pastor
will preach special sermon on
Young Peoples Work" His subject
will be The Young Peoples job IN
the Local Church"
The Bible school meets az o'clock.
Owing to repairs being made TO the
Bible school room. the school will
meet in the church auditorium The
mems class will meet in the gallery.
There is e steady growth in the school
and great interest is being manifested
in all OF the church services.
The special monthly musical pro-
gram in the church will be: Morning
Organ prelude. Opening Voluntary,
Frost; anthem. Il Lay My Sins on
Jesus" c. B. Hawley; ladies qutrtet,
Beautiful Isle of Somewhere" y. 5.
Feoris; Miss Evans. Mrs Hope. Miss
Newman. Miss Zoch organ post,ude.
yening-Organ prelude. Norspeil
introduction to Bohengrin). Wagner
double mixed quartet, Come Unto
Ne. Ye Weary" c. B. Hawley; so
pranos, Miss Evans, Miss Newman
altos. Miss Newman. Miss Zoch ;
tenors. n. p. Cook, Gilbert Jack
bessos. c. r. Hope, r. II. Escott. solo
And God Created Man" fThe Crca-
/ tom. Haydn. by Gilbert Jack; mixed
Quartet, softly Fall the Shades OF
( lNening." J. L. Hatton, Miss Evans
Miss Zock. 3. II Cook, c. r. Hope
; anthem, "Jehovah's Praise" +. l.
White: solo. Mrs. Hope: duet. Mrs
Hope, Miss Zoch; organ postlude.
Evening journal., 1914-01-31
COMMUNION AT
SCOTT CHURCH

At Scott NJ. f. Church. Seventh and
Spruce streets. the Rev W. A. Wise.
pastor. the series of services arranged
for tomorrow will prove both interest
ing and helpful. At OILS o'clock the
regular class meeting viii be led by
Lewis T. Crubb. AZ 1890 o'clock the
communion of the Lords Supper will
be administered and new members will
be admitted 20 the church. At , o'clock
the Sunday school will assemble Four
hundred and six persons were present
last Sunday and others are looked for
tomorrow Following this service the
rite OF baptism viii be administered TO
both adults and infants.
At ESQ o'clock the Epworth League
hour will be conducted by George T.
Nandegrft whose subject will BE- "A
Song OF Forgiveness" At 7.3O O'Clock
the pastor will preach and an altal
service win follow the sermon. Spccia
altar services viii be held each SUNDAY
and Wednesday evening until March %
Evening journal., 1914-01-31
wESTMrNsTER sERvIcEs.

At Westminster Presbyterian Church.
Pennsylvania avenue and Rodney street
tomorrow. the Rev Charles l.. Candee
will preach morning and afternoon. In
the morning the quartet Will sing Fear
Not Nc. q Israel by Spicker, and 20
Light. o Love. . spirit by Pinsuti.
The organist. Alton d. Doughcrty. will
play "Andante,' 10y Batiste, and Fan
gare." by Dubois AZ the afternoon
service Fred Wyatt viii sing two solos,
ono with violin obligato by Miss Della
Simmons. he preludes will be Even
song" by Johnston, and "Adagio lNio-
linl. by Merkel The postlude viii be
Kmder's 'Proccssional March.
The kindergarten viii meet as usual
at the time of the morning service. AZ
noon che graded Sunday school meets
in the chapel and tho adult Bible class
in the gallery of the church.
The Junior G. r. meets at $50 O'Clock
and the y. p. s. c. 4. at o'clock. This
Is Christian Endeavor Day. and the OH
GERS for the a,ming year will be in
stalled. The meeting will be in charge
of Miss Esther Good. the retiring presi
dent.
At the mid-wcck service ON Wcdnes
day evening The minister and three o
| the members of the Christian Endeavo
Society will speak on different phase
of the subject "rhe Young People o
the Church
Evening journal., 1914-01-31
TO REVIEW 50
YEARS OF C. {.
CHURCH WORK

The theme of the sermon tor tomorrow
morning at 1880 o'clock in Central Pres
byterian Church will be "The Hidden
Life" At II o'clock, the Sunday school
and adult Bible class win convene in
their respective departments.
There will b, diversion from the
usual services OF the evening. Tomor-
row begins the observance of Christian
Endeavor week. which celebrates the
thirty-third anniversary of this move
ment. There viii therefore be Joint
meeting at Central tomorrow evening
of the Christian Endeayor Society and
the regular evening service. This popu-
lar meeting viii begin at 7.45 O'Clock
in the auditorium and the principle
speaker will be John r. Martin Of Darby.
Pa. who is president OF the Delaware
county union of Christian Endeavors
The musical program for the day fol
lows
1890 o'clock Organ prelude. Morning
Mood, Grieg; anthem, Praise o Praise
Our Lord and King, Hall; offertory
Nearer Ny God to Thee. Holden; organ
postlude. Aurela.
7.4j O'Clock organ prelude, Slumbci
King. Guilmant; anthem. An Evening
Prayer. Meyer; ohertory. When Power
Divine, Faure; organ postlude, March
Jubilee Duncan.
A big meeting of the Christian En-
deavor City Union viii be- held in this
church on Monday evening and union
social will be held 10y the society anc
the Parent Teachers Association Of thi.
church on Friday evening
Evening journal., 1914-01-31
KING ASA'S
MODEL PRAYER
Dr.. Reed VIII Tell Of II In
Grace Church TOmOr-
row Morning
RECEIVE MEMBERS
AT SAME SERVICE

In Grace NJ r. Church tomorrow
morning DR. George Edward Reed
VIII speak ON king Asa's Model
Prayer. Before the sermon class
will be received into the fellowship
Of the church. AT the service the
following selections viii be sung:
Quartet "Cantate Domino by Buck;
baritone solo by y G. Strickland.
At 2 o'clock The Sunday school viii
meet I'm an departments Henry 2,
lsaacs IS superintendent The Mems
bihle class is led by Edwin Gold'ng
There were aevcniy-hve more meu
present last Sunday.
Al $50 O'Clock tnc Epvorth League
viii meet in the lecture room. Walter
Blackston VIII preside
A Gospel praise service will be
held az 7.3O o'clock. lasting fifteen
minutes TO be followed by selections
by the church quartet and the chorus
choir of sixty voices. Aftc. the
praise service Dr. Reed VIII speak
IN "rhe Bitter Cry of a Neglected
Soul" At the service the quartet
Win sing "Foar Nct Sc, o lsr1'l'
! by Roberts. and the chorus choir
"hark' Hark NV Soul" by Shelley
on Wednesday evening February
+ n. "A series OF revival meetings tc
last ten days will begin in the church
auditorium The Rev. =. ID. Con, of
Philadelphia. and Mrs Con. a note'
singer and tho chorus choir WI
] assist the pastor in theso services
Evening journal., 1914-01-31
WHO MAY PRAY, AND FOR WHAT.
Luke II: I-1S-Feh. 1.

ASK and II shall be given you:
seek. and yet shall find; knock and IL
shall be opened unto you.'-Luke
11:19.
Jesus usually prayed alone On
some occasions He spent the entire
night In prayer TO God. How incon-
slstent that would have been II He
Himself were the Father who for a
time was with men and outwardly ap-
peared as the Man Christ Jesus"
But how consistent is the thought OF
Jesus prayer to the Father when
taken in connection with His own de-
clarations: MY Father is greater
than /" John 14:2Sl; Il came not to
do Mine own will, but the will of Him
that sent Me" John 6:3S); "Of Nine
own self can do nothing; as | hear
Cof My Father. I judge. John $50.
No doubt the disciples noted the Mas
ter's frequency in prayer and tho
blessing which 4e received therefrom
Jesus uy iiis example taught .ncn -
desire the privilege OF prayer. In due
time they requested instruction, say
AnEs A-Oluf lNdNu Us " Hto1 IL 40
we'll that we inquire who may pray
and for what things, else we night
pray without authority, or pray amiss
as St. James declares some do
James 4:3.
There is a difference between wor-
ship -adoration-and prayer. Any ono
may offer homage TO the Lord, or eX-
,rro. fh,piye onI .nprorfaffon Ruf u !
for making requests OF God. prayers
this privilege is distinctly limited The
Jews we're privileged to offer prayer
because they we're in typical relation
ship with God under the Law Coycu'
ant. But the Gentiles nad no such
privilege until after the Jewish favor
had cnded-three and a half years
after Jesus cTucihxion
The first Gentle whose prayers were
received. according to the Bible. wa.
Cornelius. And even his prayers werl
not acceptable until he he'd been in
structed respecting Christs redemp
tive work and had become foilowe
Of Jesus Then his prayers and hi
; conservation we're acceptable to thu
I Father. and he was received into God
family. Then as a son he had th'
right or privilege Of prayer-Acu
4 10:25-4S.
SO while any one may offer worship
and reverence to God. none is privil
eyed to pray unless he has become
consecrated disc'p.e of Jesus, eXcep
Il be the immature children of conse
Grated persons All over the worl
Evening journal., 1914-01-31
TREASURES OF
The ALMIGHTY
DR.. Smiley Will Tell of Nest
Precious One in West To-
morrow Morning
NIGHT GOSPEL
SERVICE IS POPULAR

In West Presbyterian Church, Eighth
and Washington streets tomorrow, the
Rev U. franklin Smiley. d. d.. will
have charge of the services at 1890 and
7.3O o'clock The theme OF the morning
message will be Gods Most Precious
Treasure" The choral music will be.
Organ prelude, Melody m s.7 by Land
anthem. praise the God OF Our Saliva
ton by Brown and 80 Holy Father.
by Parks; organ postlude, "March in
G" by Eckert
The Bible school will meet at , o'clock
G.. ~ Bower will be in charge One
hundred and three women attended the
women class last Sunday. The same
number attended in the mems class
Dr. Smiley will, teach the lesson again
in the mems class tomorrow and con
duct the open forum. Frank p. Mitchell
will lead the preliminary exercises. The
special music for the mems class tomor.
row will be vocal solo. "Thc pearly
White City" Edward Greenhalgh and
a violin solo by Paul Carpenter.
At G.30 O'Clock the Christian Endeavor
Society will hold a special meeting ia
mark the beginning OF the Christian
Endcavor anniversary week Samue
Reed, former cx-president OF the City
Union. will lead the meeting. DR.
Smiley viii speak. Miss Julia Beau
champ will sing and Miss Sarah viii:
viii play piano solo.
The gospel meeting begins at 80
O'Clock with 20 minutes for congrega.
tional singing OF the old familiar hymns
The special musical program by or
ganist win NJ $. Brown and the choruc
under the direction of Professor j. T
Clymer. will be as follows: Prelude
"Intermezzo" by Eyre: anthems. "rh'
Lord is King and 80. Pray for th'
Peace of Jerusaem;" violin solo, Cav
atino" by Raft. W. T.. Witsel. soloist
postlude. "Alarch Solennell' by Lond
The theme of DIR. Smiey's address vii
be. Heavens tinwccomc Guest
Rober, Mckcnty chief warden of the
Eastern Penitentiary at Philadelphia
win be the guest OF the Mems Bbl'
class Gn Monday night He will speal
on "Crimcs and Criminals" A soca
hour and refreshments will follow. AL
men are invited.
Evening journal., 1914-01-31

today Jesus words. "Our Father" will
be misinterpreted to signify "the
Fatherhood OF God and the brother
hood OF man" The fact that oonse-
Grated disciples. and not mankind IN
general, we're instructed 10 pray. Our
Father" will be ignored.
There is a general tendency to ig-
more faith IN the redeemlng blood-to
ignore the fact that no man cometh
unto the Father but by the Son. tJohn
14:6) Adam indeed was created a
son Of God But his disobedience and
death sentence cancelled the relation
ship. which cannot be restored except
in Gods appointed way-through
Christ Prayer Is a wonderful privi-
lege II is not for sinners, but for
those justified by the great Advocate
whom the Father has appointed
Jesus
"After This Manner Pray
The model prayer which Jesus gave
His followers is grandly simple. II
opens with reverent acknowledg-
ment of the greatness and sacredness
Of the Heavenly Fathers name. or
character Next comes an acknowl-
edgment Of faith in Gods promise that
eventually His Kingdom will be es-
tablished in the earth The petition
Thy Kingdom come" not only mani
3 tests faith in Gods promise to estab-
/ lish righteousness in the earth. but
It means that the suppliant is In
/ heart sympathy with God and His
! righteousness and out of sympath,
with the reign OF Sin and Death.
The next petition is. "Thy VII D'
done on earth. as e Is done in Hcav
en-" This signifies fu.l confidence n
Gods promise that His Kingdom vii
not be a failure that Satan will bl
bound. that the reign OF Sin anC
Death will end. that the light OF the
knowledge Of the glory Of God vii
I'll the whole earth and triumph, de
stroying all wi,ful oppogers
The request for daily bread implie
our realization that our sustenanco
both temporal and spiritual mus
come from God. And the failure G
specify any particular kind Of foo'
implies a full resignation to the pro
vision of Divine Wisdom.
When the justified pray. "Forg VI
us our trespasses." they do not refe
to original sin. for they we're free
from that condemnation I'm their just
fication. BY trespasses are slgnife'
those unintentional impcrfection
which appertain to all and which al
Jesus fol'iwers are striving TO over
come The request that we hall haT
forgiveness OF our blemishos as we al
Evening journal., 1914-01-31
hisian Endeavor AnnversarSpc The City Churches
ACTIVITIES AT
SILYERBROOK

Interesting services we're held last
Sunday in Silverhrook NJ r. Church.
The attendance was large at all the
services. Big things are beine plan
ned for the month of February and
March Some surprises are in store
for the church and school.
Tomorrow the Rev w. ". Green
field will preach at the morning and
evening services
The Sunday School and Bihls
Glasses Will assemble at O'Clock
Junior League VIII be held at the
usual hour. Epworth League will
meet az 6.t5 o'clock n. S. Kiger will
lead.
Return and MAKEUP Night" for
the new Sunday School and rec ca
ticn hall. viii be held on Tuesday
evening The committee will be al
the church from TO o'clock &c
receive the money from the oollec.
tors. or any one who would Ike tC
give. and the report viii be announc
cd at the close OF che service of clas'
No. ..
The Ladies' Aid Soc'cty win mee
at the home Of Mrs. William W. on
colt. No 5l2 Ferris street. next Wed
ncsday evening.
The trustees. assisted by the wom
cn of the church viii hold "a Com
munity or Get ACQUAINTED Social
next Thursday evenine. in th
church, at O'Clock The Hon Zen
icl o. HastingH will deliver the nd
dress Of the evening. The subiec
will be OF special interest to IN
members and friends OF the churcH
Light refrosnments VIII be serve.
4 No collection will be taken. every
body Go To Church Sunday" win b
observed February s.
Evening journal., 1914-01-31

generous and forgiving toward those
who trespass against rs is a reminder
OF the general terms OF our relation
ship with God We cannot grow in
grace and abide in the sunshine OF
Gods favor except as we cultivate the
spirit OF love- which is the spirit Of
God-a forgiving spirit. generous
spirit, In our dealings with others.
Abandon us not In temptation" in
dicates that we are aware that we arc
surrounded by the powers Of evil. and
that as New Creatures we would be
unable to withstand these successfully
except as we have Divine aid "De-
liver us from the Evil ono IS a recog-
milton that Satan Is our great Adver-
sary; and that we are on the alert to
resist him. yet realize our own insult.
ficiency. we wrestle not with uesh
and blood Cmerelyl but with wicked
spirits in high positions. Ephesians
6:12.
~Seek, knock, Ashland Recciye.r
In the concluding verses of the
Study. Jesus admonishes that the
prayer be with iervcnsy carnestness.
and not be merely lfeless. formal
words. He gave the illustration of the
man who at first refused TO be dis.
turbed, even by his friend. but was
finally moved by the earnostness OF
the petition. So when we pray for
/ Gods Kingdom TO come and His will
TO be done. we are not to think that
our prayers are unheedod Although
we are not Fastening the Kingdom by
our prayers. we are entering into d
blessing Of rest through faith by con.
tinual'y bringing before our mind.
these promises of God, and thus wait
ing upon the Lord for their lulhllment
WHAT God really wishes to give vi,
people is His Holy Spirit Becaus,
OF the imperfectlons OF the flesh ron,
of us can be filled with the Spirit al
first. as was our perfect Master. Blu
as we come TO God desiring TO hl
filed with His Spirit. desiring 10 b'
in His character-likcness 10 oul
knock ng the door Is opened.
Nor should We fear that our Heav
only Father would give any evil an
awer 10 our requests Mou d an earth
ly parent give hungry chld a ston
when It asked ,of bread. serpert TO
Lsn. scorpion for an esg? Surel,
rot, We arc TO know ihai our Heav
cnly Fotncr is much better than we
much more Just and loving and lie
lights to Civ, Tiis good gifts. ~
Holy SPIRIT to those consecrated dis
oiples OF Jesus who earnestly seek i
Evening journal., 1914-01-31
Mr. cALvARY CLUE woRsH1p.

Dr. T. Leon Ling. the Chinese evan
gelist and missionary from the Goodwill
Chinese NJ. +. Church. New York city,
who is conducting a revival at the Mt.
Calvary Club announces these sermon
subjects for next week: Sunday. morn
ing, "rhe Gospel Train;" evening. "The
Burden of the Cross;' Monday. The
Last Judgments" Tuesday, "lhe Man of
Glory Wednesday, "Gloria;" Thurs
dav. Dad Forms OF Good Society;
Friday. "The Worst Nav Yet Come; y
Saturday. ~The Express Train to He'll
The services are held every Sunday al
1880 o'clock and 7.45 o'clock and on
weekdays at $50 o'clock.
Evening journal., 1914-01-31
SERVICES AT ZION CHURCH.

The special services in the interest
of Seamen Missions on last Sunday and
Monday in Zion Lutheran Church, filled
the church TO is capacity.
Tomorrow there will be regular ser.
vices at 1890 o'clock. the Rev. DR.. p
lsenschmid preaching in German and at
7 80 O'Clock the Rev. s. Won Bosse
preaching the English sermon. The top
ic of the evening sermon is: Following
Christ"
Sunday school meets at $50 O'Clock
and 2l5 o'clock. On Tuesday the Mems
Lutheran Society will meet; Wednesday
the Willing Workers; Thursday tn,
choir and on Friday the German school
A special meeting OF the church coun
Gil is called for tomorrow after th.
morning service
Evening journal., 1914-01-31
srcOND n. p. cHrYiN WORN

AT the Second M =. Church, li..h
avenue aud Anchorage atrect. tne
Rcv. G. H. Earring. iast'r. tomorrcN,
a short sermon viii he preached al,
1O.45 o'clock. followed by the Holy
Communion. The Sabbath school VIII
meet at . o'clock. The evening SER
vice will be held at 730 o'clock. and
the theme will be what DO You
Think Of Christ?'
Special meetings to pray and
prepare fer Everybody y-Go-To-Church-
Sunday VIII be held each night dur
ing the week and viii be led by the
pastor and laymen of the church.
Evening journal., 1914-01-31
voMEN,s DAY SERVICES.

Tomorrow will be "Womcn's Day at
the L. A. NJ. f. Church, French street
above Twelfth. the Rev. William II. Guy,
pasto~. Morning services at lO.45 O'Clock
will b. conducted by the pastor. There
will be preaching at o'clock by one OF
the evangelists. At 645 Christian En-
dcavor viii be held and at I.l5 o'clock
Mrs. Mollic Fletcher Of Philadelphia
will have charge of the services. Reviv'
al services will be continued the fol-
lowing week.
Evening journal., 1914-01-31
SUNDAY AT EPwoRTH.

Following Is the Sunday program at
Epworth NJ. T.. Church; $50 O'Clock,
george W. Booker's class; 1880 o'clock.
special sermon for probationers. the
Lords supper and special music; ?
o'clock. Sunday school, Willis i. over
icer superintendent 6.3O O'Clock,
earue meeting. with Ross tarrer, lead
sr: go o'clock, sermon by the pastor
and special music by Prof. George f.
Kings choir.
Evening journal., 1914-01-31
mR- LAVE no PREACH.

Services will be held IN Olivet Presby-
terian Church. Fourth and Broome
streets. tomorrow at l0.45 and AS
o'cyock the pastor. the Rev. J. c. Lane.
occupying the pulpit. The Sunday school
VII meet at 23O o'clock, and the Chris
tian Endeavor prayer meeting will be
icld at o'clock. Christian Endeavor
Dav will receive suitable recognition
the PRAYER meeting committee cooper
atina with the leader in providing a
program of spcria interest "Ihe
Choice OF Vocation viii be the pas
tors theme at the evening service.
Evening journal., 1914-01-31
ST. JAMES CHURCH WORSHIP.

In st. James Church. corner Six
teenth and Claymont streets. Rev.
G. A. Coleman. pastor.
Sunday services will be as follows
II o'clock, preaching, by the Rev.
Mrs. Townsend; o'clock. Sunday
School: 3 O'Clock. preaching, by the
Rev. William T. Downs; 7.45 o'clock,
preaching. by the Rev. Ezekiel Town
gend.
Evening journal., 1914-01-31
MIR. LANNING no PREACH.

The Rev. Mr.. Lanning will occupy
he pulpit at both the morning and
evening service in st. Luke's Reform
ID Episcopal Church. Eighth and
Monroe streets, tomorrow.
Sunday school services will be
held at 230 o'clock.
On Wednesday evening. at $50
o'clock. there will be a prayer meet
Evening journal., 1914-01-31
WESLEY cHuRcH sERvIcEs.

The first service tomorrow at Wesley
Church will be the class meeting al 9.3c
O'Clock. in charge of u. T. Gross. At the
communion service the pastor will adj
dress the new converts. The Sunday
school is enrolling new memoers cvuy
Sunday. and the interest is in reasin,,
The evening service will be ev,ngclistie
A revival spirit PREVAILS and much good
is being accomplished.
Evening journal., 1914-01-31
IN. InnN,S SERYIrES.

Services az 81 Johns P T. Church
for the week of February T. follows.
7.30 o'clock. Holy Eucharist
945 o'clock. Sunday School and
Bible classes.
7.45 o'clock, Evening song and Ger
mon.
Monday. February ?. Publication
Of Blessed Virgin. 1880 o'clock
Holy Eucharist
Friday. February 6. Holy Euchar.
ist as usual. at 1890 o'clock
Evening journal., 1914-01-31
REvIVAL HELPs cHURcH.

Revival services a, Richardson Park
NJ. i. Church have been Of great profit
to the church The Rev Andrew j. Dol
bow is the speaker. The ser,ices tomor-
row will be rs follows: Class meeting.
$50 o'clock; preaching by the Rev. a.
j. Dolhow. at lO.45 o'clock; Sunday
school at o'clock; Epworth League at
: O'Clock; evangelistic service at 7.4j p.
m, under direction of Mr. Dulbow.
Evening journal., 1914-01-31
nRlNDyWTNr srRylrrS.

Tomorrow being the first SUNDAY
in the month, lne Holy Communion
will be celebrated m Braudyw'ne NJ.
r. Church The Sabbath Schools viii
be held at $40 o'clock. and 230
o'clock. The Epwor'h Leaeue de~o
tional service which Is held ~ G20
o'clock viii be under the direct on OF
Miss May Bowers. The pastor will
preach at 7.S0 o'clock. at which time
an Invitation VIII hc given TO any
who desire 10 join the church
Evening journal., 1914-01-31
NoRrH cHURcH WORSHIP.

In North Baptist Church, Lincoln
street near Delaware avenue, the Rev.
William L. Pettingill. pastor. will preach
tomorrow morning and evening. The
Bible school will meet at noon. A young
peoples meeting at 6.45 o'clock will be
conducted by Russell d. Sturgis.
Evening journal., 1914-01-31
ON sWEDEs sERyICEs.

In Holy Trinity COld swedss)
Church. tomorrow, the usual SER
vices will be held. There will be an
early celebration of the Holy Com
munion at o'clock. and a second
celebration at the morning service at
1880 o'clock. The Sunday School
classes will meet at 2.3O o'clock. At
7.3O O'Clock, the service of evening
prayer will be held.
Evening journal., 1914-01-31
BIBLE STUDENTS MEETING.

The international Bible Students will
meet in Jr. o. L. A. NJ. +. Hall. No.
,07 Tatnall street tomorrow afternoon
lt o'clock DIR. II. T. Patterson will
peak on who May Pray and for
What"
Evening journal., 1914-01-31
REVIvAL -AT KINGswoOp.

In i>ingswood NJ u. Church tomorrow
services viii be- held at the usual
hours. 1880. >. 6.i0 and 7.3O o'clock the
evening service. 10 he followed by re-
vi,al sermon by the pastor.