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Evening journal., 1915-12-18

very moment of our Lords birth, be-
cause lie was the One through whom the
Divine Plan shall ultimately be accom-
plished.
The messenger stated the philosophy
Of the Divine Plan-"Unto you is born
this day in the City OF David a Saviour,
who is Christ the Lord" There we
have the key to the entire Gospel state
ment Of how God would be Just and
yet be the justifier of sinners who ac-
cept Jesus. The word Saviour signties
iife.giver. The explanation OF how this
Messiah would give life was not made,
nor was il then necessary. But now
in the light OF developments and with
the explanations furnished through the
Holy Spirit in the New Testament, we
see that our Lords voluntary sacrifice
Of His life. dying "the just for the un-
Just settled the claims of Divine jus
tice against Adam, and thus incidentally
against all who shared his death sem
tence.
A Prophecy of Good Things
The angels message was prophecy
Of good things to be accomplished for
the Church and the world during the
Millennial Age. The Church is TO have
the first blessing The First Resurrec-
tion will include only the blessed and
holy who shall live and reign with
Christ thousand years. Then Satan
shall be. hound. and the good influences
of truth and Righteousness shall en-
tighten the whole earth.-Reyelation
20:l-6.
After the giving OF the message OF
good tidings and great JOY by the Heav-
enlv one, a host of angels appeared to
the shepherds, saying; GLORY to God
in the highest, and on earth peace, good
will to men," This, too. is a prophecy.
II will be fulfilled in every particular
in Gods due time, which we believe is
now even at the door. But not yet does
God receive glory in the highest. Not
yet is there peace amongst men. Quite
the contrary.
Gods name is blasphemed, not only
by those who vulgarly take the Divine
name in vain, not only by the heather
who worship devils and think that these
are gods. but even by Christian people.
For be it known that blasphemy is any
dishonorable Misrepresentation of an
other. God be merciful to us; for at
some time or another doubtless every
one of us has blasphemed His holy
name by misrepresenting the Divine
character and plan. by picturing the
God Of Love. Of Mercy, Of Justice and
of Truth as the originator the planner
the perpetrator of the eternal torment
Of the great mass of His human orca-
lures horn in sin, misshapen in iniquity
prone to sin as the sparks to fly up.
! ward
Not until the close of the Millennium
will this prophecy be fulfilled. Then tn,
human family shall have been lifted ~
| the Kingdom regulations out Of sin
sickness, pain. sorrow and death up tC
Il all that was lost in Adam But thos,
who prove unfit for life everlasting shall
be utterly destroyed in the SeconC
Death
Evening journal., 1915-12-18
MT. PLEASANT SERVICES.

Services tomorrow in Mt. Pleasant.
Bellevue, Methodist Episcopal Church,
the Rev. j. T. Richardson. pastor. VIII
be as follows: $3.50 o'clock, Sunday
school; 1880 o'clock, preaching, follow
ed by class meeting; 7.3O o'clock; Ep-
worth League prayer service, followed
by preaching. There will be a prayer
service on Tuesday evening at the home
of Frank W. Mcclure. Holly Oak.
Services tomorrow in Newark Mission
the Rev. J. I. Richardson. pastor, win
be as follows 2 o'clock, class meeting;
2.3O o'clock, Sunday school, followed by
preaching. A special prayer service will
be held on Thursday evening at the
home of William F. Simon, Foulk Road.
The Sunday school Christmas entertain
ment and treat will be held on Saturday
night, December 25. in the church.
Services at Bellefonte Chapel will be
as follows: Sunday school, ? o'clock
Wednesday evening. December %
preaching by the Rev. J. r. Richardson
Evening journal., 1915-12-18
SPECIAL MUSIC AT AVENUE.

Services tomorrow at Delaware Ave
nue. Baptist Church. corner OF West
street and Delaware avenue, are as
follows AZ 1890 o'clock, sermon by
the Rev. r. L. Jackson. pastor OF Han
over Presbyterian Church. Bible
school at o'clock. with classes ar
ranged according TO grade Christian
Endeavor meeting at 6.45 o'clock. In
charge Of Miss c. A. Newman; even
ing preaching and praise service un-
der the leadership Of Professor Charles
Edwards and a large chorus choir,
The pastor will take for his subject.
did Jesus Deceive Himself?"
The musical program will be-
Morning Organ prelude. "Bers-
ceusc.' Reid: solo, selected: anthem.
Come Unto Me-" Brown: organ post
lure Romaine
Eyening-Organ prelude. "Onertory
IN +" Reid; contralto solo. Mrs. James
r. Henry, entitled "The Great King
dom Beyond, Brown; anthem, I'm the
Beautiful Home Over There" Ed
wards: male chorus. my Guiding
star: organ postlude. March in c."
Ron1afna
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anniversary SUNDAY
IN Central Church
Sixtieth Year to be Cele-
brated by Program Of
Christmas Carols
DR.. CRAWFORD
TO BE IN PULPIT

The Christmas season will be OBJ
served by the Central Presbyterian
Church. King street below Eighth. to-
morrow. In the morning the Rev. j. n.
Crawford viii preach on "The Eter-
nal Som At this service Mrs. Leon
ard r. Wales will sing for the offer
tory. the soprano recitatives from
"The Messiah"
The sixtieth anniversary OF the
Sunday school will be held at o'clock
IN the evening. An interesting pro-
gram entitled "The Christmas Spirit,
with carols and special exercises by
the scholars will he a feature OF this
service.
The Young Peoples Society of
Christian Endeavor will omit its regu-
lar service.
The program follows:
.All Hail, o King" Wagner: Star
Of the Eastern Sky" and Down the
Ages" Verdi Royal Babe in Rest
80 LOwly," Onenbach; Joy 10 the
World Handel: Wake. o Judah" !"
Won Flotow Seek Him" Anton
Dvorak.
"The Christmas Spirit" which is a
very beautiful exercise. embracing
dialogue and song will be given as an
Introduction TO the white Gifts to the
King"
"The Spirits Of Song" will be exem-
plihed by six scholars from the pri-
mary and beginners departments
"The Spirits OF Cheer" Holly
Berry" Candle Light" Kind Heart"
and Good Cheer" will be represented
by junior scholars.
A professional Of "old-time min
strels" from the senior and adult de-
partments. singing Christmas carols,
will precede "The Shepherd who Will
tell his story OF THE Night Before
Christmas"
In addition to the white Gifts" an
Offering will be received TO assist in
making a happier Christmas in many
homes I'm Wilmington.
William p. White chorister, who
has had charge OF the musical rehear-
sails. will be assisted by Mrs. Leonard
p. Wales soloistA an augmented cho-
rus and the Haskell organ.
Evening journal., 1915-12-18
WHSTMINSTER SERVICES.

In Westminster Presbyterian
Church, Pennsylvania avenue and Rod
ney street, the usual preaching SER
vices will be held at 1890 and
o'clock tomorrow. The Rev. Charles
i. Candee will occupy the pulpit at
both services. In the morning the
double quartet will sing. "Magnificat
in F." by Shippers, and abide With
Me" by Harker In the afternoon the
minister will preach on Elijah,
Jealous Prophet" The following spe-
cial music will be sung: Harp. violin
and organ. Meditation" Mietzke; an
them. ut Came Upon the Midnight
Clear" Stainer, in which the baritone
solo will be taken by Fred Wyatt, the
new choir director; harp solo with or
gan accompaniment; AT the Brook" f"
Boisdeffre; "A Cradle Song Barnby,
with violin obligato) sung by a quar-
tet of womens voices The chimes will
be played before both services.
The graded Sunday school will meet
at noon in the chapel and the Adult
Bible Glass for men and women will
assemble at 2.45 o'clock. The Y. p. S.
c. f. will assist in the service at the
workhouse at 4 o'clock and at
o'clock will hold a Christmas service
which will be led by Miss Frances
Fairbanks.
Evening journal., 1915-12-18
SERVICES AT ZION CHURCH.

The fourth Sunday of Advent will
be observed at Zion Lutheran Church
tomorrow in both services The Sun
day schools will meet at $50 and 215
o'clock to rehearse their Christmas
programs.
For Christmas Day the following or
der will be maintained: Matin service.
in German and American at o'clock;
German service at 1890 o'clock; exer-
cises Of the German schools at 7.30
o'clock. In the latter service a trained
children's chorus OF sixty-five voices
viii sing FIVE old German Christmas
carols The church choir has re-
hearsed some splendid Christmas an
thems and will sing at all services.
The entire program will be conducted
by the pastor of the church, the Rev.
S. G. Won BOsse
Evening journal., 1915-12-18
west Choir TO SING
CHRISTMAS CANTATA
"In ExcelSis" Will Be Heard
at Evening Service in
Church Tomorrow
DR.. SMILEY TO BE
PREACHER OF DAY

All the services in West Church to-
morrow will be marked by special
Christmas programs. At the morning
service Or. smiley's theme will be;
Gifts For the King" The Christmas
choral music will be the anthems. 1T
Came Upon the Midnight Clear" by
Judson; How Beautiful Upon the
Mountains" by Galbraith. with Mrs.
Martin r. Lewis and NJ. p. Hastings,
soloists, and Songs OF Praise" by
Brown.
The Bible school will meet at 2
O'Clock Christmas exercises will be
held in all departments. A special
feature in the Mems Glass will be a
lecture by John Mason Wells. on
christian Unity" and Professor M
DePierre OF Philadelphia and his gol-
den harp. This meeting will he open
TO women as we'll as men.
The Christian Endeavor meeting al
$50 o'clock will be led by Mr.. King
and Miss Mink.
At the evening hour. 730 o'clock. a
Christmas musical festival will be
given. when the choir. assisted by
Professor M. DePierre and his harp
will present j. Lincoln Halls cantatal
"1n Excelsisr Following is the pro-
gram Of, the musical festival to be
given at the evening service:
Organ prelude. The Holy Night"
CNoeD. Buck: Scripture reading;
hymn. No. 1859. austrian hymn
"Hark. What Mean Those Holy
Volces?" Christmas cantata. "1n Ex-
celsis." poem by Elsie Duncan Yale
music by ]. Lincoln Hall; introduc-
tory recitation. by the pastor; organ
prelude: chorus. "All Hail lmman-
uel:" chorus, with obligato and solo,
where Ripping Kedron Flows" So
loist, Mrs Martin B. Lewis; baritone
solo. Wherefore This Tumult| s.
Harrington Jones' soprano solo and
chorus OF women. Beside the Man
ger" Mrs. Martin b. Lewis: tenor re-
citative and chorus OF men, "No King
Save Ceasar," soloist. Harper Spry
harp selection. "Schone Eriunerung,'
Adam. Professor NJ. DePierre Of Phil
adelphla; prayer; hymn. No. ia JOY
to the World the Lord Has Come,
congregation; harp selection. "Al
Monastere." A. Hasselmans, Professor
NJ. DePierre; 1.-THE Christ Star" 2
Christmas story. reading by Or. Smi
ley: tenor solo and chorus, "The KIM
Has Come" obligato, John A. Rob
erts. chorus, voices OF men, 9TH
Shepherds Song" chorus OF womer
20 Ruler Of the Ages" contralto sole
"Mary's Vision" Mrs p Merton AT
buckle; final chorus. GLORY TO God; /;
prayer: hymn. No 1874 "All Hail III
Power Of Jesus Name;" benediction
organ postlude "Festal March, Cal
hin
Evening journal., 1915-12-18
SERVICE
IN Grace Church
Church Choir and Sunday
School Will Present Special
Program Tomorrow
SONG SERVICE
AT NIGHT WORSHIP

The celebration of Christmas win
begin tomorrow in all the services Of
Grace Church. Dr. Herbert F. Ran
dolph, the minister, will preach
sermon preparatory to the Christmas
tide at the morning service on the
subject, The Days of Herod, the
King"
The following Christmas musical
selections will be sung at the service:
Prelude. Every Valley Shall Be Ex-
alted." Handel; anthem, Like AS
Hart" Morrison, the church choir;
contralto solo. THE Virgins Lullaby"
Buck. Mrs. Eleanor Girton Kemery;
hymn solo, (after the sermon) by
Frank H. Mason.
At 7.30 o'clock, Dr. Randolph will
preach the last Of the series Of SER
mons on "The Issues Of the Great Con-
fiict." The subject will be, THE
Secret of Living Peace"
The popular song recital in the
evening will include the following
numbers: Anthem. Praise the Lord
Marks. the church choir duette, The
Lord is My Light" Buck Mrs. Kemery
and Mr.. Mason, soprano solo. Miss
Grace S. Saylor; anthem, "The Radi-
ant Morn Hath Passed Away Wood
ward, the church choir; bass solo
"The People That Walked in Dark
ness Handel. from the Oratorio of
the Messiah, Frank H. Mason; hymn
anthem, "Now the Day is over Barn
by; postlude, Marche Romaine,
Clarke.
In the afternoon special Christmas
service will be presented by the
senior department of the Sunday
school, DR.. Randolph will give a
Christmas message to the school on,
"The Christmas Spirit"
In the primary. junior and inter-
mediate departments, lantern exhibi-
tion will be given.
On Tuesday afternoon donations
will be received at the church. A
committee will be present to receive
and see that they are distributed.
Special Christmas services will be
held by the beginners department on
Sunday. December 26.
A Christmas party will be given at
the residence of Mrs. Clarence Robb,
No. Gil West Eleventh street on
Tuesday evening. December 2S.
On Wednesday, December 29, the
primary and the junior department
will have a Christmas party in Social
Hall under the direction Of Miss Alice
Conner
A Christmas social OF the senior
and intermediate departments will he
/ held in Social Hall on the evening of
December 30. An entertainment OF
rare merit will be given on this oc-
/ cosiOn.
Evening journal., 1915-12-18
.HE eLoRIous PRocLAMATIoN.

THE GLORIOUS PROCLAMATION.
December 10.
LUKE 2: 1-2o. o..
The angelic message Of the first
Christmas Day-"Good Tidlnqs Of
Great Joy"-To be accomplished
during the Millennium--The bless
ing 10 come first to the Church and
then TO the world-Then "Peace on
Earth. Good viii to Men" forever
more.
."FoR UNTO YOU is BORN THIS
DAY IN THE CITY OF DAVID A
SAVIOUR, WHO is CHRIST THE
LoRD."-Verse II.
The Message Of the angels to the
shepherds Of the plains of Bethle-
hem becomes more precious to each
child of God in proportion as he grows
in grace and knowledge. AS his ears
and eyes OF understanding open more
widely to the lengths and breadths Of
Gods great plan Of the ages, that pro-
phetic message Is the more highly
esteemed as an epitome of the entire
Gospel Nor can our attention be call
ed too frequently to the great event
which lies at the foundation Of that
Message-the Saviour's birth.
For more than four thousand years
Gods promises. clothed in more or
less obscurlty. had been given TO man
kind, intimating that ultimately the
great curse OF sin and death that had
come upon the world through Father
Adams disobedience in Eden would
be rolled away, and that in its stead
would come a blessing of the Lord
with life-giving refreshment. In vari-
GUS types. figures and shadowy prom
ises this lesson had come down
through the ages to the time OF our
Lords birth. especially among the
Jews the Divinely favored and Gov
enanted people.
Since the Jews were a people of
comm ercial spirit, many of them were
to be found in all parts of the civilized
world Thus amongst every people
the faith in the one God and the hope
of Israel through a Messiah were
more or less made known. so that at
the time of our Saviour's birth, we
read "all men were in expectation" of
a coming Messiah. Doubtless this ex-
pectation was based upon the inter
probation of Daniels prophecy. which
we now see clearly marked the year
of our Lords majority, when He was
thirty years Of age and made His con-
secration to His work and received
the begettings OF the Holy Spirit. His
amounting as the great antitypical
Priest and and King over Israel and
the world.-Daniel 9.24-21.
From Bethlehem to Nazareth.
In olden times there were honorable
cities and mean cities Nazareth wa
generally recognized as one of the lat
ter, while Bethlehem was distinctly on
Of the former the city of David, Is
raePs beloved king The Scriptures eN
PLAIN that Mary. our Lords mother, an
her husband. Joseph, were both of th
lineage of David and that in a seem
inrly accidental manner the prophec
was fulflled which foretold that Mes
Evening journal., 1915-12-18
DIR. IRWIN AT HANOVER.

The Rev. J. Y. Irwin, pastor Of the
Delaware Avenue Baptist Church, will
preach in Hanover Church at the
morning service tomorrow in ex-
change with the pastor. the Rev. r. l..
Jackson. The Sunday school will
meet at 11.45 o'clock. The Drexel
Biddle Bible Glass will meet al 1145
o'clock; the Y. p. S. c. f. will meet at
$50 o'clock. In the evening at Z
O'Clock. Mr.. Jackson will preach the
last Of the special sermons on; -Four
Famous Evangelists" The subject
will be: Life and Labors OF Dwight
L. Moody"
Evening journal., 1915-12-18

siah would be born in Bethlehem
Micah 5:2.
At that time the Roman Empire ruled
the whole world, the Jews being subject
TO it, but restlessly awaiting the coming
Messiah, who would deliver them and
make them the ruling casts in His King
dom. which would have worldwide do
minion. The great Roman Emperor,
Caesar Augustus, was in power, and
had sent forth his decree for a census Of
the whole world for purpoies OF taxa
tion, etc.
st. Luke informs us that in response
TO this royal decree, Joseph and Mary
went up to their native city to be en-
rolled that thus it was that Jesus was
born in Bethlehem; that on account of
the great concourse of people accommo-
dations were scarce, and the stable of
the khan, or inn, was used by some as a
lodging; and that Joseph and Mary,
being late comers, were forced TO oc-
cupy these humble quarters Thus it
was that the King Of Glory was in the
time Of His flesh born in a stable and
Graded in a manger.
The Angels and the Shepherds.
Noble shepherds those must have been
to whom the Almighty sent the angelic
message respecting the birth Of Jesus,
the Messiah-the Message which has
rung down the ages and reached our
ears, the message which thrills MS the
more in proportion as we can grasp its
meaning First, an angel appeared TO
the shepherds and allayed their fears,
saying Fear not; behold, l bring you
good tidings"
Apparently, fear is one Of the domi-
mating impulses Of the human mind. es-
pecially in conjunction with any reve-
lations from the Lord Even the best OF
the race realize that mankind are i'm.
perfect. and that the Almighty and His
laws are perfect. Instinctively the
world seems to realize that curse. or
condemnation Of the Almighty, rests
upon It and instinctively it fears fur
ther condemnation. realizing its contin-
ual and increasing sinfulness. This is
true with all except the comparatively
few who are we'll informed respecting
the Divine Plan. It is for Gods true
children today as it was for the angels
at that time. 30 assure the world that
God so loved the world as TO redeem
mankind from the Just sentence Of death
that came upon all as inheritors OF
Adams imperfection.
"Good tidings' is another translation
Of our word Gospel The Gospel. The
angels message. is not merely good It'd
ines TO the comparatively few that now
have ewes to see the beauties Of the Di
vine Plan for human salvation. II
Gods due time IL viii he good tidingl
Of great Joy to all people" Galatians
3:S.l As every member Of Adams rac'
shared in his fell and in his death sen
/ tence, so every member of the race wal
I Included in Jesus great redemptive sac
rihce finished 1T Calvary. Gods plan il
Christ. as it is being worked out an,
shall ultimately he accomplished, vii
mean great 10y for all people; and tn
tidings Of this fact were given at III
Evening journal., 1915-12-18
Christmas Carols and Sermons be Heard Again Many City Churches
SING CAROLS At EASTLAKE
PRESBYTERIAN Church

Christmas will be observed tomor-
row at both services in the Eastlalle
Presbyterian Church, corner OF
Twenty-seventh and Market streets.
At 1890 o'clock. the Rev. Henry Cum
ningham will preach on Christmas
and Christ" The music follows:
Hymns and carols. Joy to the World"
Handel 20 Little Town of Bethle-
hem" Brooks; "Hark. the Herald
Angels Sing" Mendelssohn anthems
and solos. Prelude. by Clark; THE
First Christmas Morn" Newton:
Brightest and Best" Buck; postlude,
Gloria, Mozart.
The Sunday school and pastors
Bible Glass will meet at 2 o'clock. The
Christian Endeavor will meet at Z
o'clock
A Christmas praise service will be
held at 745 o'clock The music, in
strumental and vocal. will be a spe-
cial feature.
The choir will be assisted by H.
Kennard Davis. cornetist, and Dana
Pyle. violinist. The pastor will speak
on "Joy Notes of the Angel Choir." ="
The music for the evening will be
as follows:
Hymns and carols: at Came Upon
the Midnight Clear" Sears; while
Shepherds Watched Their Flocks," 8"
Fate; "Harkl What Mean Those Holy
Voices" Cover; Joy to the World"
Handels anthems and solos: Prelude,
March of the Magi," Ashford; carol,
Holy Night" Traditional; THE King
Is Come" Hall; Nazareth" Gounod;
postlude, "Halleluiah ChorusS Han
del.
The church and Sunday school
rooms will be decorated with green's.
Evening journal., 1915-12-18
SECOND BAPTIST SERVICES.

Services in Second Baptist Church,
Ninth and Franklin streets, tomorrow,
will be as follows: 1890 o'clock,
preaching by the Rev. Thomas Hollo-
way, d. d.. on the subject. Celestial
Fare for Christian Workers; preach
ing at 745 o'clock by the pastors on
the subject "Will Heaven BE This
World Re-made. or Another Place, and
Condition Of Existence?" Bible school
215 Senior c. +. Society at 6.45
O'Clock. led by Miriam Fell. Il will
be Every member present day" in the
Sunday school. Gifts will be received
for the poor at the same service.
Evening journal., 1915-12-18
DIR. HUBBARD AT UNION.

In Union NJ. +. Church, DR.. 2. L.
Hubbard and Professor w. n. Thomas
will preach and sing tomorrow at all
the services. The day will begin with
an old fashioned love feast at $50
O'Clock, in charge OF Professor
Thomas. All of both the old time
and the new time Methodists are in
vited Dr. Hubbard will preach and
conduct eyangelistic services both
morning and evening.
Evening journal., 1915-12-18
HOPE CHrRCH sERHICFs.

Services at Hope Baptist Church.
Twenty-third and Pine streets. the
Rev. Charles F. CARL. pastor. tomor-
row will be as follows; Morning SER
mon at 1045 o'clock. on the theme:
Jacob Wrestling With the Angel"
Bible school, 2.15 o'clock; evening
sermon at 7.45 o'clock, on the theme;
"It Is Finished"