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fact that when the crisis rs reached,
these will die rather than deny the
Lord. will constitute them overcomers
and secure for them the blessings de-
scrihed I'm our text
Nevertheless. a still higher position
viii be attained by some. AS IL was
not necessary for Jesus 10 be forced
by tribulatiOn either to acknowledge
the Heavenly Father and stand for
the Truth or to die the Second Death
so there IS a class In the Church who
arc like the Master These are styled
more than conquorors.' because
they not only do the right thing
stand foF truth, righteousness and the
divine arrangement-but do IL as
Jesus did-voluntarily, heartily, as
soon as II is shown to them.
Here. then. We sec the difference
between these two classes IN the
Church. all of whom are spirit-for-
gotten. all OF whom had similar on
portunities for attaining the great
prize. The more than conQuorOrs, %
copies of Gods dear Son. faithful
unto death in their voluntarily laying
down OF life in Gods service and in
Ntnull Ni tue Nltlultn. VIII Ut I've
Little Flock to inherit the Kingdom
the ROYAL Priesthood Bride,
the Lambs Wife.
Scriptures Relating 10 Second Glass.
The Great Company OF this lesson
are TO be found everywhere. They
fail TO become members Of the Body
of Christ, fail to become kings and
priests. They will be granted n
blessing, however an inferior posi-
tlon corresponding TO that Of the
Levites of old who were not priests.
but servants to their brethren, the
priesthood.
This class is also represented as
the Foolish virgins. Matthew
25:1-3). They were virgins
pure. justified; hence they were
fully consecrated TO the Lord But
they were foolish In that they per-
mitted the present life to overbal nee
the life TO come. The Wise Virgins
go in with the bridegroom. become
the bride. when the marriage OF the
lamb takes place, at the second COM
ing of Christ The Foolish virgins do
not gain admittance. but hear the
Masters word, Il do not recognize
you"
In Revelation 1869. we are also
told Of the great company. Awak-
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for this libcmhty are the Nomcn's.
Foreign Missionary Society and thel
Sunday school
Early n the history OF the church the
women were organized into 4 Nomcu's
" OrScrs society. % has constantly
been a right hand of strength. While
primarily designed go take care ol the
parsonage. its activities have reached
tar beyond this, and hundreds ol dollars
have been contributed to the church
huildnp and improvement fund. Mrs.
Anna NJ. Carey is the efficient president
The church Is justly proud of its
sunday school which is thoroughly
graded with separate rooms for each
department The enrolment is 6lO.
J. Elmer Perry, superintendent, is
heartily supported hy IS officers and
teachers.
The Epworth League. around which
assemblies the activities of the Young
people. is constantly furnishing a rca-
SON for its existence. Under the leader
ship of George B. Crossau, tho prcsi-
dent, the active membership has dou-
blcd. Their devotion expresses itself in
multiplied acts of mercy, various social
functions hearty support of the scrviccsI
and most liberal contributions TO tho
church.
The growth of the work is constantly
emphasizing the need of new auditor
ium ON the corner lot now owned by the
church With most happy optimism
the church celebrates it- 2jth anniycr-
sarv tomorrow. All of its friends made
during these - years, whethcrsoevorI
they have wandered. are invited 10 join
IN the services which will be- az follows
$50 a. m.. love feast, led 10y the Rev.
r.. r. Beauchamp; 1880, preaching by
Bishop Joseph p. Berry, D. p.; p m.,
Sunday school homecoming. Bishop
Berry visiting all the departments eid
addressing the mems class; G45 p. m.,
Epworth League service; 7.30 p. m,
preaching by the Rev. J.. r.. Barrett. d.
d.. with special music by the church
choir. the junior choir and the mems
class.
On Tuesday evening. March 2S, there
will he a get acquainted service. and all
of the former pastors now living and
members of the conference viii be- intro.
duced 10 the audience and make adj
dresses.
On Sunday, April ,, DR.. G.. q. Wyatt,
will preach at 1890 a. M. and DIR. \. W..
Easley will preach at 7.3O p. M.
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SUNDAY
Services At first
Go To Church Band VIII
Be HOnOred In the
Morning
TRAIL HITTERS
WILL TAKE PART

The Sunday schedule at First Pres
byterian Church. Market above Ninth,
the Rev. J. Ross Stonesifer. pastor,
consists largely Of special services.
In the morning at 1890 o'clock. in ad-
dition to the sermon by the pastor, on
"a Church Program" there will be
the presentation OF pins TO the Go-to-
Church Band. in recognition OF regu-
lar church attendance for whole
term. The choir will sing Sweet is
Thy Mercy. Lord" by Marks. and r. d..
Eaton and Mrs. James McMullin will
sing "The Masters Garden
The Sunday school meeting at 2
O'Clock. has departments and classes
for all ages. The mems class. taught
by the pastor has been having m en-
couraging growth the last few weeks.
All men are welcome Many who
come for the mems meeting havGbeon
making It a point 20 come early
enough for this class.
At $3.50 o'clock the usual meeting
for men will be held. j. L. Twaddell,
secretary of the Presbyterian Histofi-
cal Society. Policeman Fowler and
other Philadelphia converts and work
ers in Billy Sundays campaign. viii
be the speakers. The tabernacle songs
are used and tomorrow the Edge Moor
Iron Works chorus will be i'm charge
Of the music
The Christian Endeavor Society has
a special program for the installation
OF It's new officers and will meet in the
lecture room for this reason.
The evening Worship beginning at
745 o'clock. will he evangelistic The
Sunday workers from Philadelphia
viii speak again i'm the evening to both
men and women The tabernacle sonp
books arc used and the service. always
hearty and informal. will be especially
so tomorrow evening.
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Is Trained VOICES
At TRINITY Church
Fourth Musical Service Viii
Be Given Under Direction
of T. Leslie Carpenter
RECTOR KIRKUS WILL
PREACH TWO SERMONS

Trinity Church services ON Sunday
Will be as follows: Holy communion.
H30 o'clock Sunday School. $50
o'clock; morning prayer and sermon
at III o'clock: evening prayer and
sermon at 7.45 o'clock. The Rev T..
NJ kirkus will preach morning and
evening.
Sunday evening. at 7.i5 o'clock. the
choir. comprising twenty-five trained
voices, under the direction of r. Leslie
Carpenter, will give it's fourth con
socutive musical service Tho pre-
vious services have been< much en-
ioycd by large congregations and
many lovers of music have been at
tracted by the perfect work Of the
choir
The offerings tomorrow evening
will be. Organ. Third Sonata Cfirst
moyemenO. Baker: anthem. The Twi-
light Shadows (unaccOmpaniod) .
Wood. duet. Lord Divine daughter
of Jairusl, Stainer: anthem, BY
Babylon's Wave. Gounod. organ
March Militaire plano duots) Schu
bert
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oned from their slumber, separated
from Babylon by its FIRE. they finally
recognize what they have missed But
they thank God that His plan will
still be carried cut. though the true
bride class have gone before. Thon
the Lord gives them the precious
message. blessed As he who is called
10 tho Marriage Supper OF the Lamb,
But they can go to that supper only
through much tribulation. which will
crucially test their devotion to the
Lord-even unto death.
In Psalm as, we have a picture OF
the Heavenly Father rs the great
king. the Lord Jesus as the kings
son. the church as the bride. and the
great company as the brides compan-
ions following after her. This beauti-
ful picture is full OF comfort and en-
couragement 10 all.
TWO CLASSES, TWO REWARDS.
I'm todays lesson these are spoken
Of as a great multitude whom no
man can number poor transla-
ton. better rendered. "a great COM
pany whose number no man knows"
The number Of the elect. the more
than conquerors.' is stated to be one
hundred and forty-fOur thousand. The
great company is not a fore-ordained
number. No one can say what their
number is: for they are castaways
from the high calling. recued by Gods
mercy through Christ, because they
were loyal at heart. even though they
failed 10 manifest a suhiciency Of zeal
in performing their covenant Of sac
riice.
ST. John says that theirs is a posi-
.tion of glory and honor. not in the
throne with the bride. but before the
throne, as subjects. He sees them. not
wearing crowns, the highest insignia
of victory. given only to the more
than cOnquerors.' but with palm
branches. victors nevertheless. Then
he heard the statement that they were
not of the temple class. but servants
of the temple. serving God in His
temple. Great will be their blessing
The Lord will lead them to the waters
of life-everlasting life on the spirit
plane, like unto the angels. But they
will not be. like the bride. possessed
of immortality-which the Lord de-
scribes as water OF life springing up
/ in His people.
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Mr.. ennis SREAEER At
EPWORTH LEAGUE RALLY

AT Union NJ e. Church tomorrow.
Howard Ennis of New Castle. will be
the speaker at the Epworth League
rally at 7.3O o'clock. The league has
arranged a special program for the
occasion.
The pastor will preach his last ser
mon for this conference year at 1890
O'Clock. The Sunday school will give
its final report on the annual mission
ary offering at o'clock. The class
at $3.50 o'clock will be i'm charge of
+. W. Dumap New members will
be admitted into the church both
morning and evening.
THE
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SERVICES AT COOKMAN.

In Goodman NJ f. Church tomor-
row morning class will be held at
$50 o'clock led by Miss Cloud. At
1890 o'clock and 7.3O o'clock. the
Rev. J. p. Outten will preach The
choir will sing special selections at
both services. Sunday school viii
meet at 2.15 o'clock, with c. W. pyle
superintendent Miss Frances Stats
will lead the Epworth League meet
ing az 6.45 o'clock.
On Monday prayer meeting will be
held at the home OF Mr.. and Mrs
Heath. No. 921 n. Clayton street.
AT o'clock on Tuesday night all
the men of the community are urged
to be present at the Brotherhood.
The mid-week prayer meeting Will
be held on Wednesday evening
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Great day PLANNED FOR
EASTLAEE METHODISTS

The last Sunday Of the conference
year is expected TO be a great day i'm
Eastlake Methodist Episcopal Church,
the Rev W W Sharp pastor. The ser
vices for the day will begin with a
class meeting at $50 o'clock in charge
OF Walter ~ Keen. At 1890 o'clock
tr pastor will preach on what is
Man That God Should be Mindful OF
Him?" Sunday school at . o'clock;
Baraca Glass for men at $3.50 o'clock;
Christian Endeavor at 5.45 o'clock;
popular song service at 1S0 o'clock.
using the tabernacle song book: at s
o'clock the pastor will preach on.
"The Many Crowns OF Christs Head.
The music for the day by the choir
will be especially interesting. The an
them OF the morning will he. "Je-
hovah is King by Gabriel.
Mrs. Morris viii sing a solo in the
evening entitled, 1T is Jesus with
full chorus.
All persons wishing TO unite with
the church on probation or by letter
are invited to be present
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THE GREAT MuLTITUDE.
March 20. Revelation 7:o.i7.

HNAAhh ~Na hA'fN AhAAWN
Christians Of three kinds ~Tares." or
False Christians Saints. little
lock of self-sacriiicers - Average
Christians. a great multitude Their
destiny shown in this lesson How
they will De cOnquerOrs - The
others viii be "more than con-
querorS."
"They shall hunger no more
and God shall wipe away all tears
from their eyes" Verses 1917.
According to the Bible those pro-
Tossing the name Of Christ are OF
three classes. II is not ours to read
their hearts: but IL Is ours as Jesus
said. to know them by their fruits.
Matthew z: l6) Yet even here we
might deceive ourselves. The only
safe way. therefore. in respect 10 per-
sons claiming to be Christians, and
living a moral upright life. is to take
them for what they profess TO be.
One OF these classes Jesus styles
"Tares" children OF the Wicked
One"-because their presence in the
church is the result OF false doctrines.
false teachings. sOwn by the Adver-
sary. Matthew 10: 37-43.) Many
Tares, we understand. are very talent
cd. very honorable and very wealthy.
They really. however. have neither
lot nor part with the true Church Of
Christ. all OF whom are spirit-begot-
ten through the Word of Truth
In the sense that the truly cOnse-
Grated are all called in the one hope
of their calling, and all begotten Of
the one Spirit through the Word CT
Truth. they are one class. one Church
under one Lord. one faith, one bap-
tism. (Ephesians 4 4-5D Their di-
vision into two classes is the result OF
cOldness. lukewarmness. fear to per
form the sacrifice Contradiction Of
death on the part OF s0me-the great
multitude" Of our lesson.
The Apostle describes this class
saying. Through fear of death they
are all their lifetime subject to bond
age" Hebrews 2; 49, Some OF them
fear loss of business or name or fame
or social standing. Therefore. they
compromise with the world and it's
spirit. While many OF them would die
rather than directly deny the Lord
yet by their works they do deny Him
ashamed OF the Truth because IL Is
not popular. or ashamed of the Lord
brethren because OF their humble po-
sition or their unpopularity Failing
TO walk closely in the Masters foot
steps. they vii; fail to get the glorious
prize OF this Gospel Age. namely,
glory. honor immortality, ioint-heir-
ship with Jesus.
The Two Glasses COntrasted.
The Great Company described in
our lesson will be overcomers: else
they would get no part in the bless
ings which the Lord Is about to dis
pcnse now, at His Second Advent.
when all His faithful will he received
TO the Heavenly Home. They will
eventually be cOnquerors because the
Lord will help them by forcing those
of this class living in the end of the
present age 70 come 10 positive
decision in the great tribulation
with which this age will close The
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Love DR.. SNILEY'S
SUBJECT At WEST
Pastor Continues Sermon
Series on "Sheet Anchors
of the Soul"
SOCIAL PLANNED FOR
WEDNESDAY NIGHT

An especially interesting program
has been arranged for all the SER
vices in West Presbyterian Church
tomorrow. At the morning service
Or. Smiley will deliver the third mes.
sage In the series on Sheet Anchors
of the Soul, his theme being Love"
The Bible school will assemble in
all departments at o'clock Tho
Mems Glass meets in the church
auditorium at the same hour. DR..
Smiley leads the discussion.
The c. y, meeting at $50 o'clock
viii be led by Miss Cora Rhodes and
J. II. NanHorn. The peoples popular
gospel meeting az 730 o'clock will
open with q musical prelude on the
organ, accompanied by cornet and
trombone. The congregational SER
vice of song. led by chorus choir and
orchestra features the program. Tho
pastors theme will be. Samson,
Shorn Of His Strength
A congregational sociable for tho
members of the church will he held
ON Wednesday evening.
The special music at the church TO-
morrow will be:
Organ numbcrs-"Ncarer My God
20 Thee. by Baldwin; "Dubon's Pro-
cossional March," Tours Postlude In
ID. and an instrumental trio by organ
Cornet and Trombone
Choral numbers-"He That DWELL
9th in the Secret Place" by Mayors:
Thine Forever" by Brown: The
Pcnitont" by Van deWator. s. Har-
rington Jones. soloist; From Every
stormy Wind That Blows" sung by
the combined chorus with Mrs. NJ. b..
Lewis soloist. and obligato on violin.
by Mr. Saltcr. The Onortory will be
the Gloria. From the Twelfth Mass
by Mozart.
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FIRST VI. p. SERVICES.

Services tomorrow in First NJ. p.
Church viii be as follows: Glass
meeting at $50 o'clock: preaching by
the pastor at 1O.45 and 7.45 O'Clock;
Sabbath school at 215 o'clock: Chris
tian Endeayor meeting at 6.45 o'clock,
led by Miss Ella Willis. The Junior
Choir will sing az the evening ser
vice. The Senior Choir will sing two
special selections at the morning SER
vice, and az the evening service
Misses Margaret and Cathrine Sweeny
will sing @ duet
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bishop berry TO
Dedicate ORGAN
Also Will Preach In Grace
Nj. E. Church TomOr-
row Night
DR.. RANDOLPH THE
MORNING PREACHER

The new organ in Grace NJ E.
Church win be dedicated tomorrow
evening by the Rev. Bishop Joseph f.
Berry OF Philadelphia. who will pre-
side over the session Of the Whining
ton Conference. A beautiful musical
service has been arranged by Norris
c. Morgan. the musical conductor Of
Grace Church. It will consist Of the
following numbers
Organ recital:
"Onortoire in A Flat" ....... Thomas
Spring Song ........M .Mendelssohn
Meditation" ............. Mason
Vocal selections:
Trio. 20 Praise the Lord" M Abbott
Anthem. "'rhc Radiant Morn
Woodward
Oncrtory solo. "Just As I Am" Greene
Frank H. Mason
Choir hymn. abide With Me"
Organ postlude. "Hosanna" .. Wachs
DIR. Randolph viii preach az the
morning service al 1890 o'clock on
the subject "The Penitence Of Peter" "
It will he sequel 10 the sermon OF
last Sunday morning, on THE Fall OF
.Peter" The music will be as follows:
Organ prelude. "Berceuse." Kinder;
professional, How Firm a Founda-
tion:" anthem. What Arc These
Stancr; ofertcry solo. cone Swectly
Solemn Thought Ambrose. Miss
Madeleine Reed; HYMN solo. by Mrs.
Eleanor Giron Kemery: organ post
ludo. March Religioso." Guilmant
The Sunday school will meet at ?
o'clock: The Epworth League ser
vice will be led by Mrs Jeannic r.
Field az CSC o'clock. in the chapel AT
The mid-weck service Dr Randolph
will give The third address on fThe
Words from tho Cross The fourth
Lonten organ recital will be given on
Thursday evening at 3 o'clock. Henry
Gordon Thunder. organist Of St Ste
phen's Church. Philadelphia. will he
the organist Frank II. Mason, bass
soloist, will he the soloist. The mem
hers OF the Wilmington Conference
will especially be invited to this re-
cital No charge is made for admis-
sion and all the people of the city arc
invited TO be present
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sMEDIsM RApTIsT srRyIcEs.

Services In the Swedish Baptist
Church tomorrow will be as follows.
1O.45 o'clock. preaching In the Swed-
ish language. ~ o'clock. Sunday
school: 6.45 o'clock. young peoples
meeting. with song service. led by
John l. Bcrgstrom. after which an ad-
dress will bee given by the pastor;
73O o'clock. song service led by the
choir and sermon by the pastor. The
evening services will ho In the Eng
lish language.
on next Thursday evening the Rcv.
G.. A. Hagstrom. president of Bethel
Academy and Theological Seminary,
at ST. Paul Mimi will speak In the
church.
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ZION LUTHERAN SERVICES.

Regular services will be- held tomor.
row morning and evening in Zion Luth.
cram Church. The pastor viii preach ON
the following topics: Morning. "What
VIII You Give Mcg" evening. "Barab-
bas." The Sunday schools meet at 9.3O
and 2l5 O'Clock. In the latter an or
chestra of eight pieces plays under the
direction of Professor Carl ELMER. The
Sunday school attendance ON last Sun
day was the highest for the past three
years.
On Tuesday the Young Peoples So
ciety meets Wednesdays and Fridays
special Lenten services are held; Fri
day. Denial and Confessions" Satur-
day. German school meeting.
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CHRIST AM mMANUEL SERVICES

Services in Christ Church, Christi
ana hundred. on Sunday. will be: 1O.45
o'clock, morning prayer and sermon
$50 O'Clock, evening prayer and adj
dress; Lenten services. Tuesday and
Thursday o'clock: Friday. 73O
O'Clock.
Services at Emmanuel Church. High
lands, on Sunday will he: 745, O'Clock,
holy communion; 1915 o'clock. morn
ing prayer and sermon; 745 o'clock
evening prayer and address; Lenten
services. Tuesday and Friday. 745
o'clock; Wednesday and Thursday
f.30 o'clock
Sunday school meets al each church
at $50 o'clock.
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SUNDAY School Rally
At BRANDYWINE

Brandywine Methodist Episcopal
Church, the Rev. f. T.. Carpenter. pas
tor. Prayer and praise service will
be held, at $3.50 o'clock At 1890
o'clock the pastor will preach on
"The Spiritual Coming of Christ At
2 o'clock the Sabbath School will hold
its annual missionary rally A spe-
cial program has been prepared. and
a general invitation is extended to all
who are interested.
At 730 o'clock the pastor will
preach on Peace"
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BAPTISM WILL Be
ADMINISTERED At HOPE

Services at Hope Baptist Church.
the Rev. Charles r. CARL. pastor. to-
morrow will be; Morning worship at
iO.45 O'Clock, with address by Mrs.
Bella Chisakoby, Polish missionary;
Bible school at 2.15 o'clock.
Evening worship at 745 O'Clock.
with one-half hour song service The
pastor will be the speaker The ordi
nance Of baptism will be administer
ed. Prayer and praise service We'd
nesday at S o'clock
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RETnEL RAPTIsT sERYIcEs.

ln Mt. Bethel Baptist Church, No.
ii6 West Front street. services for
Sunday will be- as follows: AT 1880
o'clock. for the children. mothers and
fathers. class at noon, led by John
Ricks and Martin Garry; young peo-
pies meeting from 6.3O to As o'clock :
preaching at 8 o'clock sermon ON the
subject. Alone With Jesus" Band
meeting will be held after the preach
ing. The Row E. =. Corhin is pastor.
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rREE MErmonIsT Cnrnrm.

AT the Free Methodist Church Sew
enth aud Bennett streets. Sunday
school 1880 o'clock. followed by
class meeting. Preaching service. 3
o'clock. 10y the Rev. Harry Brinncr.
Song service. o'clock. followed by
sermon by the pastor. the Rev. j.
T. Place.
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The REV. JOHN rice
At ST. JOHNS CHURCH

At ST. Johns Episcopal Church. to-
tomorrow the services will be at
7.SO. II and 7.45 o'clock: Sunday
School and Bible classes, $50 o'clock.
The Rev John Rigg. OF Riverton, n.
j.. will oniciate at all hours.
Lenten services during the week
will be as follows Monday, o'clock;
Tuesday 7.30 o'clock; Wednesday. Z
o'clock, Holy Communion: Friday,
1890 o'clock. Holy Communion;
Thursday. women's all-day meeting;
lunch at noon; Saturday Q o'clock.
Thursday, 745 o'clock. The Rev. j. G..
Parks.
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The CROSS AND MEN
Wanted FOR The ARMY

At Asbury NJ. e. Church. the Rev.
George White Dawson, pastor. ser
vices will be; Q o'clock prayer meet
ing. Mrs. Isabelle ShewbroOks. leader;
1880 O'Clock, preaching subject. "The
Cross and Men Wanted for the Army"
2 o'clock Sunday school and report
of the Offering for missions; 6.3O
o'clock, EpwOrth League: theme,
"What New Work Ought Our League
Undertake." 730 o'clock, preaching.
subject, Going on Unto Perfection
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GREENHILL SERVICES.

Greenhill Presbyterian services to-
morrow will be as follows: Sunday
school will meet at $50 o'clock, with
the pastors Bible class for men and
women; sermon at 1O45 o'clock by
the Rev. William Crawford. ON the sub
jeci. "The Christians Confident"
y. p. S. G.. q. meeting in the lecture
room OF the church az Z o'clock. led
by the pastor. and singing from the
tabernacle hymn books.
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4. A. NJ. Z. SERVICES.

In L. A. N. r. Church, Twelfth and
French streets. Sunday services will
be as follows: Preaching at 1890
o'clock. by the pastor. ON the subject
Sampson. a Strong Man." Sunday
school. 2.3O o'clock; Christian En-
deavor. 6.45 o'clock: 7.45 o'clock
preaching by the pastor. on the sub
ject Paul, the Faithful Man"
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HAVEN WILL CLOSE
The conference Year

Closing services for the conference
year will be held tomorrow at Haven
". +. Church. Third and dupont
streets. Glass meeting. . o'clock;
preaching. 1O45 o'clock Sunday
School, 2.30 o'clock: review, 800
O'Clock; preaching by the Rev J. II.
Bell. pastor A. L. NJ. p. church.
Music by A L. NJ. p. choir. 8 O'Clock.
Closing sermon of the Conference
year by the pastor.
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BRACk.EX SERVICES.

Services al BrackEx NJ. u. Church
tomorrow will be as follows: Sunday
school at 23o o'clock; Epworth
League at 715 o'clock; preaching al
7.45 o'clock. by the Rev. Mr.. Atwcll.
The choir expects to have it's new
books and will sing special music nm
der the leadership OF Warren Curlott.