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Evening journal., 1915-06-12
REV. v. P. SHRIVER
At westminster
Representative of Home
Mission Board TO be at
Two Services
DOUBLE QUARTET TO
SING AT THE SERVICES

At Westminster Presbyterian Church,
Pennsylvania avenue and Rodney street,
tomorrow. Children's Day viii be OBJ
served with appropriate exercises at the
time of the usual morning service. There
will be no session Of the school at noon
The Rev. William r. Shriver. of the
Board OF Home Missions. will speak an
the morning and also at the afternoon
service et 4 o'clock The double quartet
will sing 81 win Lay Me Down. by
Gadsbv. and "ln Heavenly Love Abid-
ing by Parker, at this service, and the
organ numbers will be "Supphcation. %
bv Frysinger. and "Postlude.' by Redd.
Junior c. F. will meet IN the begin
ners' room at BIS p. M The topic Is,
sThe Two Commandments At p. m.
the Y. p. S. C. Il. will consider the topic,
"Christ's Call TO the Young Men Of To-
day.r The meeting will be led by three
young men. Herbert Lindsay. Joseph
Fairbanks and William Black. The mid
week prayer service will be held in the
chapel on Wednesday evening at 5
o'clock. To all Of the above services
strangers and visitors are cordially in
vited.
Evening journal., 1915-06-12
JESUS The Gentleman"
DIR. HOLLOWAY'S theme

Services in Second Baptist Church
tomorrow will be of unusual interest.
AT 1890 O'Clock a Children's Day pro-
gram will be presented by the Sunday
school in the auditorium. In the even
ing the Rev. Thomas p. Holloway will
preach on the subject, Jesus. the
Gentleman" In view of Children's
Day exercises held in the morning,
the Bible school session will be omit
ted at 2.15 o'clock The Senior Chris
tian Endeavor will meet at 6.45
o'clock in the chapel. This will be
dual meeting with Edmund NJ. Blan-
ken and Nellie L. Brown as leaders
On Monday evening the Mems League
will hold its monthly meeting. The
municipal committee will give a pro-
gram of unusual interest. At the same
hour the Women's Missionary meet
ing will be held in the women's par
lor At o'clock on Wednesday even
ing the regular prayer and praise
meeting will be held. On Friday
evening the Boy Scouts will meet
The Childrens Day program fol-
lows;
Singing by the school: Scripture
reading: prayer; address of welcome,
Lucy Gibney; exercises by the kinder
garten department; singing by the
primary department; recitation,
Elizabeth Samworth: exercise. THE
Light Of the World" by nine little
girls recitation. Janice Booker; exer-
! else. The Wheels on the Trail; :" read
ing. Roll On, Thou Great Evangel
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TNFANT BAPTIsM AT EAsTLAKE.

In Eastlake NJ. e. Church, Thirtieth
and Tatnall SITS. Children's Day will
be observed tomorrow The Rev
". W. Sharp will preach at 1890
o'clock on Furnished Rooms in the
House," the anthem will be. "Bless-
ed BE the Lord" the ladies chorus
will sing, Summer Scenes Are Glow
ing"
AT 2 o'clock the Sunday school will
present a very interesting program
AZ o'clock the Christian Endeavor
will meet at the home of Miss Alice
Lank, No 1909 Washington street
There will be a special song ser
vice in the church at 730 o'clock, fol-
lowed by preaching by the Rev. r.
+. Beauchamp. The anthem will be,
81 VIII Guide Thee Home"
Parents who may wish their chill
dren baptized in the church will
please bring them in the morning or
afternoon.
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Children
At first Church
Young People Will Present
Elaborate Program at
Morning Service
MUSICAL SERVICE
AS EVENING WORSHIP

Children's Day will be observed In
First Presbyterian Church. Market,
above Ninth street, by special pro-
grams tomorrow morning and even
ing. The Sunday School will present
at the usual hour of morning wor-
ship. a program Of song, recitation
and class exercises. In addition TO
these school numbers the pastor will
administer the sacrament of infant
baptism and will present pins to
twenty-six members of the Go-to-
Church Band. for perfect church at
tendance during the last four months.
Miss Frances Beauchamp, elocu-
zionist, wili give a reading.
Because of the morning exercises
there will be no afternoon session of
the school. Beginning tomorrow and
continuing until September the school
will meet regularly in the morning.
A special summer schedule is now
in course of preparation.
At Z o'clock the c. e. Society will
meet in the beginners room. The
subject. "Christs Call to the Young
Men of Today" will be led by Victor
| r. Bennett Palmer S. Harris and
Norman Wade.
The evening service, IT 7.45 o'clock
will be musical, being in charge OF
the choir, under the leadership Of
Miss Nell C. Krumme. supervisor of
music, in the public schools. The
choir has been augmented and as this
is the final choral service of this sea-
son, every effort Las been made to
! have one in every particular worthy
/ and meritorious The following num-
bers will be offered Anthem, Arise,
Shine Macy: solo. How Long Wilt
Thou Forget Me, o Lord" Pslueger 4,
r. d. Eaton, soloist; anthem, Baby
| lon" Nevin Miss L. Virginia Dukes
I soloist; duett, "As Pants the Hart,
u Marks: Mrs. James McMullin and
\ r. d. Eaton; solo. Just For Today,
! Master Rhees Bradford, soloist of St
! Johns Episcopal Church; anthem
\ I'VE Are But Strangers Here" Bress-
Ter. Miss Nell u. Krumme, Mrs James
I McMullin and r. d. Eaton, soloists
y solo, "The Lord is My Shepherd,
Liddle, Miss Nell c. Krumme; an
them, "Hark. Hark My Soul" Shelly
John Craiss organ numbers will be
Thou Shalt Bring Them In" Han.
deD; "Andante and Allegro
(Bache).
The morning program follows:
| Opening selection, 20 Happy Morn
ing School; prayer; scripture
reading; baptism; exercise Little
Beginners"-H Sturgis, Johr
Williams, Marion Hayman. Augusta
Tweedle and Irene Harris; solo
"Sunbeams," Ellen Eaton; exercise
Daisy Ways" Ellen Eaton.
Beginners Department-Selection
"Children's Day. school; welcom'
address, Dorothy Boyd recitation
"A Sunbeam" Alice Roberts; song
by school; exercise, "A Birthda,
Offering" by class; recitations, -
, Children's Ilessage," Harlan 2
Price and Joseph Kitchens; recita
tion, "A Queer Little Preacher" Mar
! Hamilton; recitation, What The,
Say" by class; solo, Emma Pretty
man; recitation. Flowers of Chill
dren's Day." Janet Mathews; reci
Evening journal., 1915-06-12

diseases as result of those sins. The
sins, therefore. are not blotted out, al
though forgiven. their marks are seen
in whatever way they have blemished
him. ST. Peter declares that our
sins will be blotted out at Christ's
Second Coming. (Acts3 1920 We
can readily see how this will be; for
in the resurrection the Church will b.
given perfect bodies. that which IS
imperfect will be done away with for
ever Corinthians 1543, "A.
Conditions for Forgiveness.
Much confusion of thought prevails
respecting the conditions upon which
forgiveness of sins may be expected
To understand IN, matter, we must
remember that the whole world. as
Adams children. rest under Divine
sentence of death. with no offer of
hope made directly to them. The
Lords people have the Scriptures. in
forming them that God purposes great
things for the world through Messiah's
Kingdom. but that for the present
Gods mercies and favors are confined
to those in covenant relationship with
Him.
a
/ the Jewish nation through Moses as
mediator. on the basis Of the annual
/ Atonement Day. sacrifices forgiveness
Of sins was imputed 20 the nation
7 for that year. Thus the people could
I come 90 God in prayer respecting
Gods promises or respecting forgive
ness 81 sin. as in David's case This
{ privilege. did not extend to the Cen
tiles. and even with the Jew 10 was
. only a foreshadowing Of the perma-
nent arrangement OF this Gospel Age,
based upon the better sacrifices OF
tte sntitvpical MOses-Jesus.
Since Jesus day another Covenant
has been opened, the Law Covenant
being practically imperative mean
while. Those who enter this Coven-
ant Of Grace psalm 50.5) sacrifice
their earthly rights and interests. ac-
cepting by faith the spiritual blessings
which God has promised. Jesus was
the first who made this Covenant.
/ psalm 40: rs. Hebrews 10:7) Dur
ing His earthly ministry He zealously
carried out its terms even unto the
death Of the Cross. Therefore God
highly exalted Him, giving Him the
Divine nature at His resurrection
philippians 2;8-11) The work of this
Gospel Age is to call out such of the
sinner race as have a spirit, disposi-
tion. similar to His. What they lack
is made up to them by the imputation
of His merit; and thus they are priv
ileged to enter into the same Covenant
of Sacrihce.-1 Peter 2:21; Colos-
SLAMS 124.
Evening journal., 1915-06-12
HAPPY EXERCISES At
EASTLAKE Church
Young People To Take Part
in Both Morning and
Evening Services
TRAPS IN LIFE"
PASTORS SUBJECT

Children's Day will be observed to-
morrow in the Eastlake Presbyterian
Church, corner Twenty-seventh and
Market streets. Two special services
will be held.
At 1890 o'clock the program will
be: Selection. by the orchestra. led
by " r. Pyle. song, "Oh. Happy
Morning" school; prayer, Harry
Joyce. superintendent: responsive
reading. Harold Foster. assistant SUI
perintendent: recitation. Little
Bits" Hazel Croes; song. by begin
ners' department; recitation. Roses
are Sweet" Ruth Joyce. baptism OF
children, by pastor. song. children s
Day" school, recitation. The Frogs
Advice" j. Cunningham: Nature
Lesson" by four boys: song, by the
primary department: recitation. The
Bees Secret" L. Leng: song. Little
Brown Brother" by two primary
girls: recitation. II Wonder" Eliza
beth Cunningham. sons, Sing Happy
Children" school. daisy drill. by
twelve girls: song. "Ye Men oi
ANAAntf NANN AAHrrNrf NNNN NAA A"A
missions and music by orchestra
recitation. THE Flower" Bessie
Croes: song. send Wide the story.
school; recitation. by Eleanor Lloyd
song. THE Happy Life" school
benediction. the pastor. selection. by
the orchestra.
In the evening at o'clock there
will be another special service. The
program. The Christian Life will
be used. young peoples orchestra
will lead the singing. Vocal and in.
strumental music by some of the best
juvenile talent in the city viii BE-
sung.
The program. in part follows
Vocal duet. What the Flowers Tell.
Marjorie Pyle and Carrie Boyd. violin
solo. THE Largo" by Handel. Fran.
ces Worthington, a daisy drill by
twelve girls: cornet and violin duet
by Norman and Alan White; anthems
and solos by the church choir The
pastor will give an illustrated address
on Traps in Life"
Evening journal., 1915-06-12
infant BAPTISM At
west Church TOMORROW

In West Presbyterian Church.
Eighth and Washington streets, to-
morrow, the annual Children's Day
will be observed by the Bible School.
at 1890 o'clock. The school will as
semble in the various departments at
10 o'clock. The professional to the
church auditorium will move promptly
at 1890 o'clock. An inspiring pro-
gram of exercises has been prepared.
including a religious cantata, under
the direction of Miss Grace Baird. Dr..
Smiley will baptize a number of in
fants at this service.
There will be no afternoon session
of the school.
The Christian Endeavor meeting
will be held at $50 o'clock.
The people'es popular service opens
at 730 o'clock and is for one hour.
There will be a bright program of
music, with a brief, practical address
by DR.. Smiley.
Evening journal., 1915-06-12
Day Many City Churches To Present Elaborate Program

Many seem not aware that only those
in covenant relationship with God can 60
TO Him in prayer, to ask forgiveness OF
sins or anything else. John 9;Sl (;
l4;6.) Jesus is the Advocate for those
who engage to walk in His steps; but He
is not the Advocate for the world. In
due time lie will become the worlds Me-
diator, will make satisfaction for their
sins, and take every member of Adams
race under supervision. Even then man
kind will not 60 to the Father, but to
the Mediator. Il Timothy 2:5, g.
Under the Mediatorial Kingdom they
will have favors and blessings abund-
antly; but they have nothing now.
The Advocates Only Terms.
With the false idea that the penalty
for sin is eternal torment, many imagine
the Lord Jesus sitting dejectedly, wait
ing for sinners to show the slightest
sign of repentance, when He would ac-
cept them without terms or conditions.
Nothing could be further from the Bible
There the repentant sinner desiring our
Lord to make him acceptable TO the
Father is promptly told that he can have
this privilege only ON certain fixed terms
See Matthew l5:24
Nisinformed evangelsts may. in the
name of the Lord. make different terms
but they are thus far away from the
authorized Message of Gods Word On
! the contrary. Jesus advised in His day
I TO sit down and count the cost. 1t il
/ better not to become a servant of Goo
! than, after entering His service, to turr
back or even look back. implying a half
| hearted service. luke l4:25-35 9:62.
Some may suggest that if these view
] were generally accepted. there would HI
! far fewer professcd Christians. We agree
but insist that the Christians would b.
of better standard more acceptable t.
/ the Lord. Matthew 7-l3. l4) Thes
I few who find the narrow way will con
stitute the Kingdom class, and witt
Christ will be the Divine agency 70
blessing all minkind
LET Them Pray Over Him"
st. James calls attention to some o
the Lords people who might become 81
sin-sick that they would not have acces
TO the Throne of Grace themselves. BE
cause of careless living. neglect of privi
eges and duties, disregard of covenan
obligations, a cloud comes between then
and the Father. Theirs is an extrem
case. Through the Apostle the Lord tell
what should be done. The sin sick on
should call upon the elders of the Churc
the senior Christian brethren-an
confess to them his fault. In turn the.
may intercede for him with the Lord, &C
cording to the specified directions
James 5:l4-l6, 10, 20.
Evening journal., 1915-06-12
DIVINE FORGIVENESS

~ ANL IWNNA NaNENf
A BLESSED CONDITION.
Psalm 32.-lune 10.
Sins Forgiven, Covered. BlOtted Out.
Iniquity Not Imputed Guile
less Spirit-WhO May Pray For
Forgiveness Under the Law
COyenant-under the Covenant OF
Grace Under the New Covenant.
Some Sins Not Forgiyable hut Ex-
plable Mortal Sin or Sin Unto
Death.
Blessed Is he whose transgression
is forgiven. whose sin is COW
cred. Verse
The Scriptures teach that sins may
be forgiven IN the sense that God will
Eot continue 10 treat us as sinners.
the sins. however. remaining TO be
dealt with-merely covered They
also show that the time for actually
hlotting out sins is in the future. not
in the present life. To Illustrate:
The Christian who has transgressed
the Divine Law quite unintentionally
through inherited weaknesses may
promptly 60 10 God for forgiveness
through the Redeemer. and is assured
that God will not remember his sin
against him nor treat him as a sinner.
because Jesus made FUN stonement
for such sin.
There IS another class ~ sin. partly
o. weakness and herefity. and partly
assented % hv the mind This We
might term a mixed sin In forsiVinE 4
this sin. the Lord will cover OF over
look the tranCressicn ir proportion
as it vas unwiifui. unintsntiorsi
through ignorance. bur He win pun
ish whatever vas of knowledge. con
nivance or assent cf the mind
There is stiu another kind o. sin
which the Bible describes IS wiifui-
one against light. against knowledge
This is sometimes called a sin sEsins.
the Holy Spirit. for whoever wiifnliy
trarsgresses against the light Ol
knowledge aud Truth transEresses
against the Spirit of Truth. such sin
Jesus declared. never has forgive
ness Matthew 11-22A This MAY
not mean that the individual will b,
punished forever, but that such a sin
must be expiated II. however. II
were a sin against full light. the ex.
piation would mean the Second
Death. We have reason to believ,
that on account Of our inherited
weaknesses and unholy environment
nearly all sins committed by Gods
people are mixed sins-only partly
wilful.
Whoever realizes his transgressiou
forgiven and his sin covered mus
have great peace and JOY toward IN,
Lord. Nevertheless he may be trou
bled with aches, pains and various
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Children TO Present
PROGRAM At Grace
Special Music To Be Sung
By Chorus Choir
at Night
DR.. RANDOLPH TO
BE THE SPEAKER

Tomorrow being Children's Day, all
the services at Grace Church will be
in keeping with the day. At the
morning service, DR.. Randolph will
preach on the subject. Our Debt 10
Our Descendants"
At the Sunday school service at 2
o'clock, which will be in the main
auditorium of the Church, the Chill
drens Day exercises will be held and
will be participated in by all branches
OF the school. The following pro-
gram has been arranged:
Professional. schools; hymn 3sS;
prayer; hymn 42O: baptismal service,
infants: beginners exercises (Mrs.
Rcbb in charge) exercises, primary
and junior departments Miss Conner
in charge) song. Rebecca Nelson,
recitation. Haldeman Stout; presenta-
ton of prizes. the pastor, prize win
ners, Lewis Finn. Raymond Gemmill,
Franklin Heindle. Donald Huxley,
Rebecca Nelson. Margaret Slaughter.
Haldeman Stout. Hazel Smith, offer
ing for cause of education; orchestra
selection.
Primary and intermediate depart
ments (Mrs. Hastings in charge)
cantata:
Flora" Mary Heisler; Garden
Fairy" Virginia Scott; Lily" Cor
della Carter; "Pansies and Daffodils," 3"
classes of Miss Armstrong and Miss
Sieberg; Tulips" Catherine Frazier
and Elizabeth Gemmill; Poppy" 8"
Mary Heindle; address" Dr. Ran
dolph; Coronation Hymn" benedic-
| ton
The Epworth League will meet at
$50 o'clock.
The evening service at 7.SO o'clock
will consist of a special musical pro-
gram by the full chorus choir. Mr..
Balmond. the musical director, an
nounces the following program by the
choir:
Chorus. Come Let Us Worship" "
Sudds: chorus, Seek Ye the Yord ."
Roberts; quartet, "The Twilight
Hours Fall" Wood; chorus, praise
the Lord. o Jerusalem" Maunder;
tenor solo "The Judgment Day. by
Mr.. Balmond. Shelley; chorus, "Hark!
Hark! My Soul" Shelley; quintet
"Recessional." (Kipling) De Koven
chorus. Gloria" Mozart.
DR.. Randolph will also deliver m
address on "Set Your Life to Music
Tomorrow's service will mark the
last appearance of the chorus choir
until next autumn, and also the last
appearance of the choir under the
direction of Mr. Balmond.
Evening journal., 1915-06-12
DR.. WORDEN TO ADDRESS
Central School Children

Tomorrow will be observed as
Children's Day In Central Presbyter-
ian Church. King street below Eighth.
In the morning the service will be as
upsual. when the Rev. ]. H. Crawford
will preach on. "The Child-Like
Spirit" and Miss Ruth Wilson, the
eontralto singer. who delighted last
Sundays congregation. will again sing
two solos. At11.55 the Sunday school
will convene with a short lesson per-
ior. as most OF the time will be given
TO preparation for the Children's Day
services. which will be held in the
evening at o'clock. The Y. p. S. G.
f. will omit its meeting on account
of the children's service. A splendid
program has been arranged by the en-
tire school
After the opening exercises, song,
"Oh, Happy Morning" the ordinance
Of infant baptism will be observed
The little beginners department will
sing. praise Him." and a recitation
will be given by two little tots, en-
titled "The Dearest Way" The pri
mary department will have severa
exercises among which will be a sons
entitled 'Growing," and an exercise
Each IN It's Own Small Way" Thi
March. given by members of the Bo,
Scouts in uniform. "We Are on tn,
Lords Side" Exercise by class o
girls. Queen Of the Roses;.' recita.
ton. "Only a Little Brooklet." Illus
trated by a small child. The inter.
mediates will give an exercise by six
girls. Queen of the Roses" recita.
Children" Singing by the school,
"Children's Day" and "Send Wide the
Story The address will be delivered
by the Rev James A. Worden. d. ID
Of Philadelphia, who is a well-knowr
minister in the Presbyterian Church
and a notable Sunday school worker.
Evening journal., 1915-06-12
NORTH RAPTIsT sERYICEs.

At North Baptist Church. Lincoln
street, near Delaware avenue. Will
liam L. Pettingill. pastor; Edward
e. Washburn. associate pastor. Sun
days services will be: Preaching at
1890 a. m. and 7.45 p. m, by Mr..
Pettingill. Morning subject. "israels
Awakening" evening subject, "The
Worlds Crisis" Children's Day SER
vice in the Bible school at noon. Young
peoples meeting at 645 p. m, con-
Quoted by Miss Edith Mum.
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WAR SUBJECT AT WESLEY.

At Wesley NJ. e. Church. corner
Linden and Jackson streets. the Rev
George A. Cooke. pastor the services
on Sunday will be: Preaching at
1890, subject. Peace or War From
the Gospel Standpoint" the Sunday
school meets at p. m. at 745
there will be Children's Day exer-
cises Mrs Leslie Hilbert has charge
of the Children's Day program, which
assures an excellent service.
Evening journal., 1915-06-12

tation, alag Day; solo, "The End
less Day." r. d. Eaton. Written by
Thomas Lawton. dedicated to his
father. William Lawton. Recitation,
"The First Children's Day. Ruth
Cornell: song. "By Cool Sloan
Shady Rill," Junior Dept exercise.
Junior department; selection, Send
Wide the story" school; exercise
intermediate department; reading.
Clarence Webb; Offering; recitation,
"The Lost Word" Frances Beau
champ; presentation of Pins. by the
pastor: song "Ye Men of Christ the
school; benediction.
Evening journal., 1915-06-12
cHnDREN,s DAY AT AsBuRY.

At Asbury NJ e. Church, Third and
Walnut streets, the Rev. George White
Dawson. pastor, the services tomorrow
win be as follows; Prayer meeting, Q
o'clock; 1890 o'clock, preaching on "The
Aim Of Education by the Church,
O'Clock, Sunday school; $50 O'Clock, Ep.
worth League, theme. "rhe Kind of Liv-
ing and Thinking That Makes Leaders. b
r. C. Skies. leader; 7.3o o'clock. Chill
dren's Day service.
Evening journal., 1915-06-12
PROBATIONFRs AT HmLCREsT.

At Hillcrest NJ. p. Church. the Rev.
T. H. Harding, pastor. services for
Sunday will be: Glass meeting at
1880 a. M: Sunday school at D.
b.. Epworth League service at 6.45
o'clock: preaching at 7SO O'Clock. At
probationers will be taken into full
membership
Evening journal., 1915-06-12

by Mrs. Virginia Latomus; singing
by school; exercise, "The Peace
Fleet" by Junior boys; flag drill. in
termediate department; reading,
Walking With Jesus" by Mrs. Edgar
Hare; address by pastor; collection,
orchestra selection; singing; bene-
dictiOn
Evening journal., 1915-06-12
ELSMFRE SERyICFS.

Services in Elsmere Presbyterian
Church tomorrow will be as follows:
Morning sermon. by pastor. on THE
Seed Time; Children's Day program
in evening.