Norwich bulletin., 1915-10-07
PRESTON CITY BAPTIST
 CHURCH CENTENARY
100 Ysars of Histo~y to Bs csnuasn-
 crated Sunday and Monday.

One hundred years of history as a church are to be celebrated on Sun day and Monday, Oct. 10 and II. by the Preston City Baptist church. whers Rev. A. lawrence Tedford. formerly of Greeneville. Is pastor.
 Four pastors who have formerly fll- ed the pulpit there. Rev. r. s. Cooper. Rev. J. H. McKean. Rev. N. B. Prin- de and Rev. L. L. Holmes, are to be present to give "reminiscences during while the centenary programme VII; be begun on Sunday morning with the morning church service at 10.t5 at which the centenary -sermon will be delivered by Rev: J. H. McKean. His theme will be The Heritage of the Church.
 There is to be an evening service Sunday with short addresses
 On Monday morning the service at lo.so will be . mass meeting under the auspices of the Baptist Ministers Conference of New London and vi- cinity- At this the principal address will be by Rev. J. F. Yichert. D. D. dean of Colgate seminary.
 The full centenary programme that has been arranged for Is as follows:
 Sunday. A. N. 1o@s.
 Organ voluntary.
 Call to worship-Pastor.
 Doxology. Invocation. Anthem-Sing Unto the Lord.
 Responsive readinE-Selection. 4.
 Hymn-9foly, Holy. Holy Lord, Goo
 scripture-ReS. I. H. McKean. Prayer-Rev. N. B. Prindle. Announcements and welcome. Special Thank offering. Anthem-Praise the God Of Our Sal vation.
 Hymn-o God Our Help in Ages Past.
 sermon-The Heritage of the Church. Rev. J. H. McKean. | Prayer-Rev. Lemuei Frink- | Hymn-Lead Kindly Light.
 Benediction-Rev. l.. M. Keneston.
 Communion-Pastors officiating. | Hymn-Jesus Still Lead Us.
 Sunday Evening. O'Clock.
 Praise service
 Evangelistic hour. led by Rev. Jo-
 Scripture-Rev. l.. wS<Fr4nk.
 Anthem-The Heavens Declare th' Glory of God.
 Prayer-Rev. L. NJ. Keneston.
 Announcements. Hymn.
 Rev. N. B. Prindle, Rev. l.. L. Holmes Male quartette. Closing moments by Rev. J. H. Me Kean. , Benediction-Rev. F. s. Robbins. Monday, 1o3o a. m. Mass meeting under the auspices O the Baptist Ministers Conference O New London and vicinity. Devotions. Address-Our Topmost Note. Rev fJ. F. Vichcrt, D. D., dean of Colgao seminary. Discussion. BenedIction.
 Centenary collation., 12.so. in vestry ''The act of feeding, as you under stand. is but a fraction of the worl in hand. the noblef half is that ethe : rial meat. the papers call the Intel lectual treat" co. W. Holmes.) 3 Welcome. free to all. !, 2-3o p. m. Devotional seryice-Rev. F. s. Rob
 bins.
 Historical address-Rev. A. Law
 renee Tedford.
 "Reminiscences by former pastors an others. Rev F. g. Cooper. Rev. J. F
 McKean. Rev. ~. B. Prindle. Rev. I L.. Holmes.
 Male. quartette.
 Address by pr. A. B. Goats. . Prayer. Monday Evening. 7.45. Hymn-The Son of God Goes Fort to War. Anthem-Magnify the Lord. Prayer-Rev. J. H. McKean- ! Silver offering. Malo quartette. Address by Dr. J. F. Vichert-Th ! Biggest Thing-in Life. |, Closing hymn-God Be With To , Till We Meet Again Prayer-Dr. A. R Coats.
 Praise God from Whom All Bless 2 ings Flow. . Benediction-Rev. F. S. Cooper.
 The Preston City people are anxioJ
 to enable everyone who wants to q
 so to attend the services and for thu V purpose will have conveyances Sur day morning at 10 o'clock: at Eight
 street and Central avenue to take an
 people who want to go and will hay
 the same service on Monday. besid, e being willing to convey people WI t want to make appointments for oth' e times.