Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1915-04-10
GOSPEL FOR WALLED
CITIES IN DARK CHINA
Elaborate Plans of Presbyte-
rians to Be Unfolded at Y. M.
c. A. Meeting.

Plans for the evangelization Of China.
according to the method that Paul used
In his missionary journeys, will be dis
cussed in tho West Branch Young Mems
Christian Association by Charles Ernest
Scott tomorrow afternoon at 4 o'clock,
when Mr.. Scott will be the speaker at the
meeting for men.
Home on n furlough from the mission
field, Mr.. Scott is working for the Pres
byterian Board of Foreign Missions In
advancing the plans for the campaign In
China. Because 1t Is difficult for foreign
missionaries and uneducated native help
ers of tho missionaries to reach the gem
try and so-called hlgh-class Chinese be-
hind the walls OF some 100 walled cities,
1t is the plan to plant Christianity among
them through sort of a combination OF
Y, NJ. c. A. and Jesus Gospel Hail." to
be in charge of the educated natives. 1t
ls to explain this plan that Mr.. Scott
comes to Philadelphia.
Thomas l.. Lawton, the Bible teacher,
who has been conducting classes in
Washington, Baltimore and the Central
Branch, this city, will begin n series of
six lessons on the evening OF April 16
In the West Branch. The class will CON
Vene at $3.50 o'clock ror supper, and the
study Will begin mt 7;l5 o'clock.
At the request of members of the phys
ical department of the West Branch, the
Rev. f. y. Davis, pastor OF Ebenezer
Methodist Episcopal Church, will con-
duct Bible study class for senior men
In the department.
Next Friday evening, Doctor CARROTS
teacher-tralnlng class will discuss the
subject, Value Of Sincerity in Teaching;
Preparation Of Subject and Personality as
Successful Factor in Teaching"
william II. Crown, executive secretary,
Will open his instruction class In special
leadership next Friday evening at 1880
o'clock. This class Is open to high school
students only.
Mrs. Marion Booth Kelley. of Boston,
addresses n woman's suffrage community
rally at the West Branch this afternoon.
An elaborate musical program has been
arranged.
CENTRAL BRANCH Y. NJ. C. 4.
Singing by the Roxborough Male Quar-
tet will be feature Of the mems meet
Ing in the Central Branch Y. NJ. G.. a.
tomorrow afternoon The Rev Isaac
Ward, who Is to be the speaker at the
meeting, Is member OF the quartet and
pastor of the Fourth Reformed Church.
There will also be special instrumental
music Mr.. Ward will talk on "a Di-
vine Charge and Appeal" The meeting
will begin at o'clock. under the leader
ship Of Richard f.. Wilson. II will be
preceded by Mr.. Lawton's drop-in class.
Mr.. Lawton will discuss Indifference
Contagious" This class Is intended es-
pecially for out-of-town men and men
living away from home, although II Is
open to other men. Its session begins at
3 o'clock.
The John b. Stetson drop-in class led
by Director Braden, In charge of the
Bible study in the Central Branch, has
meet from 1915 to 1876 on Wednesday,
at meeting of the class, is to be used
publications OF the International Associa-
tion publication. Association Men"
Shop meetings announced for the com
ing week, with their leaders, follow:
Monday, Harrington shop, 18th and Cal
lowhill streets, Richard f., Wilson,
leader; Tuesday, Bement-Miles Com
pany 2lst and Callowhill streets Robert
Clark. leader; Wednesday. Packard
Motor Shop, Robert c, McQuillin, leader;
Thursday, Sellers Company, 10Th and
Hamilton streets. the Rev d. e. Wegle,
leader; Friday. Winston Publishing
House, 10th and Arch streets, the Rev.
o. $. Duffed, leader
NORTH BRANCH.
the mems meeting tomorrow afternoon at
4 o'clock. Doctor Munhall will speak on
"Our Three Worst Foes" There will be
vocal selections by Mrs A. C, Bates