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Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1915-03-06
RECTOR TO OBSERVE
43D ANNIVERSARY
The Rev. DR.. John A. Goodfel-
low Has Served Good Shep-,
herd Parish Since 1872.

Special services to commemorate thu
two-score and three years Of the pastorr,t,
OF the Rev. John A. Goodfellow will be
held at the Protestant Episcopal Church
OF the Good Shepherd. F'rankford avenue
and Cumberland street. tomorrow MORN
ing The Rt. Rev. j. Poyntz Tyler. Bishop
OF North Dakota, will conduct the services
celebrating the Holy Communion.
! The evening service will be given over
TO specially arranged musical program.
when the Rev. Dr. Goodfellow Will
preach sermon reviewing his ~ years
oi continuous service to the congregation.
Frank II. Longshore, organist and choir
master Of the church. has arranged an
elaborate program which will be rendered
by an augmented choir clothed in full
vestmcnts.
Tho Rev. Dr Goodtellow is a Phia-
delrhian. Born In this city, he was edu-
Gated in the public and high schools.
After his graduation from the West
Philadelphia Divinity School and his or
dtnation into the ministry he founded 81
Johns =, Il. Church Camden, n. j., in
1870
Two years later the young clergyman
received n call to the Church of the Good
shepherd, at that time struggling in-
stitution of % members and with total
amount of capital rated at $500 Today
tho Icv. Or. Goodfellow breaches to
400 communicates and has in his charge
a property valued at $4,000, clear of all
membranes During his long pastorate
he has had 250O baptisms. 1900 coufrma-
tons, lIOO funerals and has offlciated at
200 weddings
It Is expected that an overflow attend
ance OF members and former members
VIII be present to congratulate tho Rev.
Dr. Goodfellow on his extended min
istry as rector of one of Kensngton's
oldest places OF worship. His long min
istry in one church is surpassed by only
one other clergyman In the city, that OF
the Rev. Dr. Shines. OF Old Gloria Dell
who has served there for IS consecutive
years.
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need in this world will be salvation-not
1000, nor clothes. but salvation.
The age-long cry OF the human heart
has been for the revelation OF SUPER
natural Saviour. The cry was heard from
the day Of Job down through the CEN
turtles. How does VI happen you never,
near OF any man being saved by Plato
Emerson. Carlyle or any other man2 No
never by any one but Jesus Christ WHY?
u tell YOU: Because Jesus Christ is thai
Son Of God That's true The Bible saws,
So ana IT'S true. when any man stands
/ up and praises Jesus lust as good
man, but denies His divinity. It's an IN
Sult 10 God. ! say to him that he Is,
insulting God. say to him that he lis
insulting Almighty God
All men must dlc--and after death the,
judgment We all must die. our Ives
may be snuffed out In a moment or WEI
| may die after lingering illness, but wen
| aU dc some time: that's sure We don Is
| Know when II viii belt may be tonight
so isn't 1t good sense to accept Jesugt
| now! why certainly! I cant understand
ON my soul | can't understand-why-
men won't accept Christ. preach TIN
m tired and my voice Is all worn out,
and ! am troubled and can't sleep, and III
cant understand why any man refuses
10 como to Jesus. can't understand
why II is necessary for me to announce.
any night can't understand why IL
should be necessary to plead with people,
TO accept Jesus Christ and live as He,l
would have them live.
HEATHENs BELIEVE.
"All the heather nations believe I'M al
judgment. Isn't that queer? Can you'd
understand it? 1t is to appease his gods
that the Indian snake dancer dances,
while he wreathes himself with writhing,I
snakes. II is hope that those snakes wimt
find their way down In the bowels of thed
earth and placate the gods he worshipAI
and before whom he has got TO standiI'
judgment
Captain Arkwrignt ascendcd the AlnstI
in Switzerland and he slipped and rclHl
INTO rift i'm a glacier and met his death.
They could not find his body. ThirtvI
years after they found his body thcrcl
where II had fallen. II was not decayed |
but was just as IT was when he met his1
death. His watch was there his pocltet-,I
book was there, his knife was there, htslt
money was there. Everything was as I'D
mad been 20 years before. So. i'm the,I
Judgment. everything win he preserved u
Just as 1t was on earth and will be re-,k
Nealcd before the sight OF Cod
ITS true that there Is a heaven. butA
II isn't for everybody. II is n place secI
apart for those who believe in Jesusi
christ If you die In your sins YOU Can'nJ
get into heaven. Never. No sinner canA
enter there, II wasn't made for sinners-a
that's all.
IT'S true that there is a hell ,IesusA
talked more about hell than He did about
heaNen-ddn't try to describe II TO us aHI
all. tie Just said In my Fathers housed
are many mansions, | 20 to prepare AZ
place for YOU. II It We're not so. I wouldI
not have told you. But Jesus said al
Ft.tg1 ~
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Tbe # rttnhIp ]aatb

NetCs comes from the Mem .Tersey
Methodist Episcopal Conference maj
there has been more interest IN eyop-
0ohStc tcorb and greater yrototh b,
membership during this ioinfcr fbnu
hds been recorded IN many ycdrs.
some Of the cier0Umon, at the meet
ing OF be conference IN Atlantic City.
Sdid hdt mdnU notC members tgere
coming into their churches every ,geet
direct from tho "BfHy" Sundny fober-
ndcic. Al admitted that The Influence
ot the Philadelphia revival had Sprcod
throughout the state and declared
their belief that the aroused interest IN
evangelism tCds due to H.
The same KIND Of reports tCiH doubt
less be made at the I2sth annual scs-
sion Of the Philadelphia Conference.
lohtch conUencS at NorristoOu on
March H.
IN ererv direction around Phiiodet-
phtd, tcithin radius Of Sirty and moro
mucs. there hare been Increased eyan-
gehsttc Efforts aud marvellous results.
IN this City 10 is estimated that there
tCtH be about 100000 couverts receired
into the membership Of the churches
during the tCiuter and sprino, eroiusiye
Of the "trdH hitters" IN the Suuday
tabernacle.
Bishop Joseph =. Berrv and other
leaders are confident that the Increase
IN The number Of men and 1poptcn de-
cidrin0 their intention TO lead God
fearing HUcs Is Uerv largely due 10 the
crdn0efstic campaign that Mr. sunday
has conducted here.
This toondertW rouiuar has meant q
great opportunity TO the cicrgymcu
aud churches. Aud HotD that II Is
ABOUT ended. there comes probably a
greater responsibility than the pastors
hare had before. "BHly" SUndav has
led thousands Of men aud tUomeu TO
start to lead Christian HpeS. n is no,p
me duty of tho cleroymon and churches
10 Keep them from bGck8iiding.
Thcy hare been jubHdut oUer tho on
poWunticS. ft should bring them fur
ther jon TO took after the tCelfdre of
their nc,D charges. PHILLIPS.
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NEW RECTOR READY
TO GREET PARISH
DR.. Woodbridge Will Preach
First Sermon to st. James
Congregation Tomorrow.

The Rev. DR.. John Woodbridge, new
rector of st. James Protestant Episcopal
Church. 22d and Walnut streets. will
preach his first sermon tomorrow morn
ing at II O'clock.
II will be the only service tomorrow
at which ne will ohiciate, and n large
congregation is expected. The new rec
tor will not preach from n text, his
sermon having been prepared merely as
word of greeting to his parlshioners.
Doctor Mockbridge succeeds the Rev
DR.. William C. Richardson, who died last
August. He was called from Trinity
Church, New York and took charge of
st. James parish last Monday, He comes
from family of ministers, his father
and his brothers having been ordained
into the Episcopal ministry.
Educated at Kings College School.
Windsor. Nova Scotia, and i'm the Uni
versity of Trinity College, Toronto, he
became a priest in 1896 and received the
doctors degree in 1918 from st. Ste
phen's College. He was connected with
Trinity Parish since 1910. when he was
put in charge of Trinity Chapel, in West
25th street, New York. He was ap-
pointed vicar of Trinity Church in Jan
uary.
Special work in the slums marked Doc
tor Moclibrdge's career i'm New York. He
completed a social survey of the slums
i'm Il downtown section and his work at
tracted wide attention. Doctor Mock
bridge is an enthusiastic advocate of out
door life and goes on long tramps reEu-
larly with his daughters.
st. James congregation is one of the
oldest Episcopal congregations, and the
parish is one of the most important in
the diocese, leading all other churches i'm
its institutional work. The first church
in the parish, which was erected at 9TH
and Commerce streets, was consecrated
May /, 1909, when st. James, Christ and
st. Peters We're united parishes. The
parish has more than 14O0 workers. who
attend services at the church and at st.
James Chapel Sth and Reed streets. The
institutional work Is carried on i'm the !
st. James Guild House, Sansom street
above 22d street, which contains kim !
dergartens, manual training schools, an
industrial school and an embroidery |
school
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Of His. That's the wonder OF IL 10 me.
that God should leave such aecis,on
to US. lie gives YOU the right 10 choor-
whether YOU shall obey Him or not. hut
He holds YOU responsible for the choice
YOU make. You can so to heaven II vol
will. You can 10 to hell n you want 10.
That's Gods law Law Is necessary. IL
is necessary TO men: and law wouIa
amount to nothing II there were NO
penalty Laws are necessary TO tell you
what YOU may do and what YOU may moi
do. God says! Here is The law Tf vou
do wrong, here is the penalty IN God
had no penalty for sin we'd laugh Him
10 scoru God leaves II all to you. He
tells YOU exactly what the result or your
decision viii be either way. It's Gods
law
Though Your sins he as scarlet they
shall be white as snow
"no YOU know that chemistry canno,
make scarlet rag white? The rag
pckers know that and do not want
scarlet rags where rags TO he made over
int" white are wanted. n your life Ia
scarlet. nothing but the grace OF Jod
VIII make IL white at the Judgment.
Nov. its up To you. on the iudr-
mcnt day the Lord will array the bleSsed
on His right and the damned upon His
LEFT. n is up 10 you to say where vnu
viii stand, BY your voice YOU can fx
your eternal destiny with the saved or
can make yourself one Of the lost What
do YOU say?"
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|GOY. BRUNIBAUGH'S FIGHT FOR
LOCAL OPTION TO BE HELPED
Lemon Hill Association Will Endorse
Bill at Meeting.

Endorsement of Governor Brumbaugh's s
tsht for county local option will be given
Al ihe annual temperance meeting OF the
iamon Hill Association at the Garrick
Theatre tomorrow night Special invita-
tons have been sent to the Women's
Christian Temperance Union and kindred
EXAMINATIONS, and it is expected that the
meeting will add impetus to the anti
lQuor movement by taking practical
Steps TO aid the local option measure
Rum, Moral Issue" will be the topic
Of the Rev. DIR, James b. Ely. In view
Of the widespread interest i'm this ques-
lion and the exceptional attractiveness of
The musical program, it is expected that
the capacity Of the theatre will be taxed.
The special feature of the opening mu-
scal service will be a group of songs by
me Western Glee Club, of the West
Philadelphia High School for Boys. I'm
Ger the leadership of Prof. Willard $,
Vampbell, this organization of S5 young
men Will sing "The Heavens Resound."
W Beethoven: Comrades in Arms" by
Aaolph Adam, and The Wayside Cross"
y oy Palmer At the offertory, f. Nevin
West, cornetist, win play Ethelbert New
ns The Rosary" by special request
Huh last Sundays audience.
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MUSICAL SERVICE AT ST. PAULs

The sixth musical service will he given
at st. Paul's Presbyterian Church, Goth
street and Baltimore avenue. tomorrow
evening at 7;45 o'clock, when the choir.
under the direction of May Porter, or
ganist and director, will render Rosslni's 8
"Stabat Mater
The solo parts viii be sung by Edna
Florence Smith, soprano; Jean Douglas
Kugler, cOntralto; James G.. Macdonald
tenor, and William f, Newbury baritone
They will be assisted in the choruses by
Ruth X. Cross and Hettie Myers
sopranos; Ida A. McGirr and Dora Young,
contraltos; DR.. Francis G. O'Neill and
Oliver North, tenors. and Howard S.
Hipwell, william Cugley and Joseph
Briggs, bassos.
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VETHODTST EPISCOPAL
INFERENCE BEGINS IN
NORRISTOWN MARCH II
Three Hundred and Fifty
Members Will Represent
Philadelphia District.

.,,,.town is making preparations to
lain the $50 members Of the PhiIa-
~ % Mothodist Episcopal Conference,
will hold its annual meeting in
WY, during the week beginning
March II. ,,n., -,
D'' will preside. Bishop Berry, Of
aud otner bishops will visit the
.,.,lne. Representatives viii come from
n,n.aslphia. Delaware, Chester Ian
fn,a1' I,.uphin, Lebanon, Bucks, Berks,
''s'v southampton. schuylkill, Car
Monroe Counties, which are in
.vg .Ss,5 in the boundaries Of the confer
snce. ,,,,,,o,ts 70 mas.
" arc expected Among those
.sos. transfer Is virtually assured are
". raw william Gray Jones' LOT seven
ne hs,. ,or of the Oak Lane Church,
years ", Lave a congregation of 500 per-
VINO ..d the Rev. A. n. Crowell pastor
igns ra hcrnaclc Church, 1lth and OK
cl vu,rsota. who has preached to
iolu lusation OF more than 400 for two
tons. otbers who are expected to Sc
leaIs nnointments to different charges
Ie0le nav w. A. Ferguson, for i've
pIe w. easter of st. Andrews Church.
ysas philadelphia: the Rev. 5. NJ
Mese .on npEtor Of Trinity Church, and
y. anVi,p ps, George w Izer, pastor Of Grace
nn,rsh BROAD and Master streets.
Cnu.." uu,.. sossions OF the conference will he
"a in the First Methodist Episcopal
cSnrcb of Norrlstown, of which the keV;,
y Z, Wells is pastor. Bishop McLoWeu
a sxpected to arrive about March TO-
~ ho will hold an executive session !
Nns" l,. ~ cabinet. composed of tho district |
nlsn r,'s ,,ondents of the Philadelphia Con- |
,.l,aso Thev are the Rev. DR.. Frank F. |
r.si',r NJ tho central district; the Rev. |
n. George II. Buckley. of the northern !
s,.,rIc, the Rev. DR. Eli r. Burriss, OF
~ .outbern district the Rev. DR.. Edwin !
y crifAtbs. of the western district, and
4, psv Or william Powick, of the north
western district
psnrssentatIves Of the various societies
IA benevolent boards allied with the
.hrrcb Including the Woman's Home and
rorelrn Missionary Societies, will be pres
i, IN give their reports in the afternoons.
IN. evening sessions will be marked by
M annual celebrations of these bodies.
On the evening preceding the formal
,penlng of the meeting the Historical So
lety will hold its annual meeting in tho
hurch. The other organizations which
Mn occupy places in the program arc the
soard Of Education and the Freedmen's
Ma Society. March II; the Board of
lone Missions and Church Extension,
larch tS: the Church Temperance So
lsty. March 70 the Epworth League,
iarch 81, and the Board of Foreign
lIsslons, March %. All of these will be
eld in the First Church, with the eX-
option Of the Epworth Leagues meeting,
ihlch will be held in the Oak Street
hureh
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IMPROVEMENTS AT CHURCH

,e 1utuoor services on special occasions
NY 6e held at the Catholic Church of
we visitation, b. V. NJ, Lehigh avenue
mm street. where extensive improve
~hs, nstH including a large platform at the
els,n s,an entrance, have been completed. The
sais ss.,s oi the Rev. j. c. Mclaughlin, the
"a ssS'Ol, provided for a platform of tile
~ srsnite' 81 feet long; it is approached
Gothic lamps. '"o i"rse
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GkEEEN hil 4, G,raTd ave. above lafb. Rev
EpM ARD WARREN, Mnlster-i0.3O hin.
AshA mel bbe lass 2.C. Quartft tp,is-
aIteuoh OF John Dyson, We oner you "a
HOPE 3ld aud Wharton sis. NjDi.t.r- ~
J.. GRAY BoLION, 10. ~. Rev, Viii HSAf
TAYLOR CALbM / L. Assistant io r %
M hst M. Caldwell VIII preach. T.fS n.
m.' women only. Address by Airs stosv.FT
OF the biliy sunday family. '~fN''
81 i,ih,,- tAt,L EsBYT-EERIAN CHURCH
t,et, j. bENERlLGE LEE. d, d.. Minlstsr
to.t2 tHl.t2 a. m' -Puoli- worship ana SERMON by
$50 p. m. q.aded Bible school
sinrs "stntaf NJ ter settlee hos-
solois'ss s.f hdna Florence Smith soprano.
issn hnuela6t kag er. c0ntIalfo. Jam'Ss "a
Macdonad tenor William h Noghsfv ~. -
Any Porter offaaist and Director sernos
eS DR. Lss' AZ ssais Tree ai on ssrsiisf
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RELIGIOUS NOTICES
PreshrterIan--Cnntlnnsh

WEST HOPE corner Preston and Asper s,s
Rev. CHARLES Z, Bronson, D. H. Minister
Rev charles ~. Whitaker, r. D Assistant
. % a. M -Coinmunicants' Prayer MeetlnE.
ln:lh a. m.=Holy Comm inion. with Sermon
2RO y. m.-Rihle School
30 p. M Mems Bible Class 800 strong
~ D.. m W oman's Bihle Class 100 strons
- y. m Christian EndeHvor Societins
.:AS y. ni- Or. Bronson viii preach Thsns
'hacohneus, tho Publican" Special music
N1QDLAEn PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH
JAMES RAMSAY SWAIN. Minister
ll-Worshin. Sermon, JACOB AT JAB.
24i-Bihle School 2, Adult Glasses.
S.Worshlp; Sermon, JESUS SAVIOUR or
MARTHA"
Come thou and all thy house"
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1915-03-06

For mdHy centuries Jehouah the oHly recog-
nized ruler IN Israel directing the government
through prophets. priests and judges Finally the
people tired of this sort Of rule, and Hey de-
muRded of old Samuel The prophet, King, 10 rule
oUer them and d9ht their battles as other nations
had. The result the choosing of Saul The
first king Chapters and 10 ten the storB of his
selection, and shoiO holO naturally God iCorks IN the
affairs of Saul Is incident IN the
ratiue The real lesson Is that OF the folly of the
nation IN rejecting the kiHgship OF JehoUGh for
Hckle aud futile human government.
The central truth is suggested in Chapter s. 1890
"Gipe as king like all the nations" God did NOT
impose His kiH0ship upon the peoplei He permitted
them TO choose their sovereign. God Israel
the kind Of king government Israel 0dHted, but
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cioq, WiLH0Ht
da Ac aer history Of
~ proved me folv Of mere kings
o - permitting TO-DAY The
"Taie 10 Godrae. earthly
70 pove their 1uHty delusoH
Y one really qt to
one day htnan
J @ again be The the
W qeal King TO bear righteous me earth queen Fo
present ana Fds dsepIy noved she said: n sh ne wond
nte That pighf greatest
W ~s 4" qf MS leet" shan
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ARCH STREET CHURCH
Rev. CLARENrE EDWARD NApABTN-r.yr
lOt"-' The Eve Lamb % ~ ~ 4 p
Parablgs,I 'N''"'Neiil
:;s,-!;S.e "a IN TuInrr Memorial organ.
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The BILLY" SUNDAY BIBLE CLASS
CENTRAL TRUTH OF ToMoRRows LESSON
Nmaroh Z 1s15-Internatona ssriss- Samuel s1O)
WHO IS SOVEREIGN?
BY GEORGE c. DoWEY.

e'so" marks The beginning IN me history Of Israel
70 he Of man ~
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CHURCH OF THE HOLY APOSTLES
2iST AND CHRISTIAN STREE rs
Rev. GEORGE HERBFRT TOoP, B d.,
Re-tnr -"
300 a. m. Holy Communion. 1910 A m.
Morning Prayer and Sermon. a.7O D. m
sunday school and Rible Glasses. T;sO D. M,
Evening FrsN pr and Sermon.
The Rector VIII preach at both services
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OLD sr. JOHNS. Brown below cd Or Rich.
iLond breaches March :, 1890. 7.45. Spb.
lC,t ~ night, The Charges Against BIshop
Rhinclander-l, Tamperlng with L. 8 Mail:
= cruel ana lngodly Treatment OF the Rec.
tor Of st Andrews YHrdley-A ReVplafInn
oi Episcopal DeUr7yity" All Seats Free
Tu6lc invited. lr Richmond will preach
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ATONEAIENT' CHURCH
KingseEsinE ave. and I7th st.
SERVICES:
Wednesday March TO- I:4S n m
Maunder's Cantata, "Olivet to Calvaryp
Harry Guerney Observation-Disclosures, Tans,
loratio Connell .............,... . Rsss
+. II. RrndiE. Jr., Musical Director
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rARIsn OF sr LIKE ANn

PARISH OF sT. LUKE AND
,s,,, 81, ,,,... s. THE EPIPHANY
REV nAEIp NJ. STEELE. Rector
n, m.--Hoy communion.
10 a. m.-Suuday School
u. m.-MorninE Prayer and Sermon
dress. u 'Nu-
Organ. harp and violin prelude and interludN
Tenor Soloigt Dr. Howell s. Zulick
The Rector will preach at both services
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The Rev. Dr. Edwin Heyl Del<, pastor Of st.
Matthews Lutheran Church. Broad and Mount
erron streets will preach tomorrow morning
at lOib o'clock on Spending and ReinS
Spent, The cantata, "Penitonce. Pardon and
Peace win be sung In the evening at Z 10
o clock The Rev. DR.. Dclk will deliver n
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1915-03-06

An organ recital preceding tho afternoon
service at the Second Presbyterian Church.
Tllpcho2ken and Greene streets. Germantown,
VIII be given by John w. PommeT organlst
tomorrow. Tho program will consist OF GrieE' 3
Variations from Tenth Sonata" and Saint
Shcns' The Swan"
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1915-03-06

The Rev. Dr. George H. Adams pastor OF the
Chestnut street Baptist Church, will preach
tomorrow at 1890 a. m and 7:45 D. m. Com
munIon service will he held at noon
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Lutheran
MESSIAH LUTHERAN
lhg Friendly Church
inln, ana jefferson SITS
i,ANlEL r. WElGLE, Pastor. Will preach
aM:au a, ni. and IlH 3. m. Bible school
-tdO j. m Orchestra.
| IAhEHNACl.E, 5glh and spruce- VIM. J. NIL
Ter, Jr.. 10 ~. T-il s S. $50 D. M ''
Methodist Episcopal
CHuRCH, OF THE COVENANT,
18Th and Spruce SITS.
MILTON HAROLD NICHOLS NipIst,r
ln"u-''Ihe Original Goodness 90
lH9.. bAttins With the Giants"
Al hdH-past . Mems Biule Class All men
seeking good fellowship are invited EysrV
man given a hearty welcome.
the ElRST MElEOblSr CHURCH
IL GERMANlOWN
CHARLES WESLEY H'RNS Minister
Morning Service, ten fOrty-HNe.
MARCH DnININlCN SERVICE
Evening Service, eight.
Third talk ON - hr LAPSED LIFFp'-
THE OsT BOY
AhthemS rom THE CTuclhs ion" bv Nestsd
boy Cholr' direction II. n. O'nsulei
FAhERhACLE. llth below Oxford-iO.sO
communion. 7.l5, Special no Night There
New Jerusalem (swedenborgInn,
FAITHFUL UNTO Death" Is the subject
81 the, sermon sunday Iuurulng by tbs Pss
Tor the RtE Charles ~. Hurye, 40 ~.
AhuIch OF ile NcW Je. usa tenn. ggd ana t'Bestl .
gut s's sCrvire az n O'clock SUNDAY
Sc9uol an u,iV All seats are nee Eys',S
body Is welcome. - /
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Holy Communion viii be administered at the
West iope Presbyterian Church by the Rev.
Dr. Charles T., bronson. pRstor, tomorrow
morning. The mems Bible class 200 strong,
will meet in the afternoon, Tho Rev. Dr.
Bronson will preach In the evening.
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The Rev. B. Alvin Wilson viii preach al
the Second Baptist Helping Hand Glass tomor-
row afternoon. The Rev. Adrian McKa sEiia
viii preach al the Eyerybody's Mesting Fri.
day night
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1915-03-06

The Rev. DR.. william Hawthorne will preach
at the Union Tabernacle Presbyterian Church
tomorrow morning ut 1910 o'clock. At 7:i5
o'clock in the evening the pastor. the Rev DR.
Robert Hunter. VIII preach.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1915-03-06

The Rev. DR., G. A. Johnston Ross Of the
Union Theological seminary, viii conduct Len
ten services at 81. stephens Protestant Epis-
copal Church from Monday to Friday, inciu-
zivc
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1915-03-06

A series OF missionary meetings will he
opened by the Unitarians at Caravans Hall
Allegheny avenue above 9th street tomorrow
afternoon at 4 o'clock.