Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1915-01-16

| Os 0a.t tne SPEAKER the Rev. DR.. Robert Bagnall,
S9p9l Church at The Phiadelp lphia- New jersey ts;
ley Hail. lois Arch Street Mondsy dsy,nFt az Il wfs m
slds. Miss Jean LaMopte a member of billy
Of sfHnaays tSys sta Til address the fongregaton
nE on thS s DWta3In am9Ed street tSmorr9w
ing for women in the evening" 'p'''D' meet
&c. RFb aT9 n5s' Bs'l 6 RSS Ssw WI York Psp sg
| on on Luthsr' the Revolutionlst," at the Adeiphi
eR Win preaeE s hss JSnaFy 10 DoSor
services, at St. Matthews Church, Broad dY'lnd and
Mount Vernon streets. tomorrow.
The Rev. s. c. Gamble, pastor of the First
United Presbyterian Church, S2d ana Chester
Life tomorrow evening at oeiock OF Tbere fSps
will be no morning service.
Socialism, the Worlds Peacemaker' Will
Service Forum, Church OF the Holy Apostles
Edward H. Frank redt9r sS4Nof OF the T 6SuToS 9s fas
OF the Advent, 5th and Buttonwood streets
The meeting is open to every one. ''''
John oTspring viii speak at the Second Bap-
tlst Helping Hand Class tomorrow afternoon.
bethany Anchorage for Girls and Women 5O1
Trssoy TSrss yth Sg SfreGt to%oGT night and also on
win also address the Eyerybodys Meeting at
the Second Baptist Church Friday night.
Latent and Dormant" IS the sermon theme
@ O. the Rev. Y. G. Gutelius pastor OF Grace
win speak on 'rhe ioneiiestH II Man. S'eAs ierRS ne
Sh9r SFs brn" wil furnish , sPeeiai mnsic Pref p
9t 9;45 a. m, on ITO Every Man His ''vSrS'" Work"
neighhorhood cottage prayer meetings VIII be
held during the billy" Sunday campaign, at
every TUESDAY and THURSDAY afternoon at. 3
t,5., SSloes The Rev MT' Gutsllus viii lead the
way the Thursday meetings.
The Rev. Stanley C. Ramsten chaplain OF
dress the Mems Bible Glass OF the FrnnRford
Avenue Methodist Episcopal Church, Frank
afternoon at 2;So o'clock, 9'''''' 'O'''o''O"
'Twhiteneld and Sunday the Dove and the
the Rev w. sHplP castor 81 es o Se hss%9 eRarES sS
OF the New Jerusalem Evangelical). Frank
ford, tomorrow morning
The Rev. James David NJ Steele win preach
at both morning and evening services at the
morTS% Dr. s H6@e nd zSo hs ERRhaPs pS To. tS
special tenor soloist at the 4 O'clock musical
prelude, intorlude and postLlde, BY organ harp
and cello, will consist OF Bercsuse, by Mylnor-
coches' by De Busy. Dorothy Johnstons iiS one
Baeseer win lie harpist and Bertrand K.
Austin 'eellist'
,,'The Minister and Literature" viii be. the
subject OF the t,! key' lr. w Beatty Jennings
mantown, who will address the Presbyterian
Ministers Association in Westminster Hall
Monday
''Brighten Your Corner Is the morning sub
of f'' the S aetSodst EPscopS church Of tSs
Covenant tomorrow. In the evening service he
i:45 3. m The members OF the congregation
VIII then Join In union prayer service at the
Second Presbyterian Church Chapel, 2ist and
Walnut streets.
The Rev, George Chalmers Richmond. rector
on "a New Prophetieai Spirit Needed in the
sunday sunday Able G"t to Perform Iirssiss4'' A'
The Rev. DIT. Charles Wadsworth, Jr., will
preach at the morning and evening services In
the Calvary Presbyterian Church tomorrow.
''Fhs Case Of the MoraIist'' win be the ser
mon topic OF the Rev Charles Wesley Burns
pastor Of the First Methodist Episcopal Church.
or The crossr'
Human Nature, Not Ruined. But Ineom-
plete." Will be the subject Of three sermons de-
iss FiFss. the GlfaTd Avenue ana the Gsfmaatosn s
Unitarian Churches.
sara Richard Jones, the celebrated soprano
VIII assist the chorus Of the Baptist Temple IN
the evening services. The Rev A. =. Harris
assistant pastor. win preach the sermon
Miss Florence Miller. member OF Billy
Sundays stan. VIII speak at The Gethsenahs
Methodist Episcopal Church tomorrow morning
a. sSS 81 6s Ss Rsx 'sa HsHsos 3
Ths REV, William eslawsu win preach a
HOPE Presbyterian ehurah tomorrow morulnz
4he evening services VIII be conducted b. tha
Rev. Dr. j Gray Bolton. VAC RiH pfeaeh oa
atIhz AaFa Thai Lest