Evening journal., 1917-11-28
TO GIVE thanks FOR
BLESSINGS OF Year
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10 Thanksgiving dinner has been pro-
vided for. so many are the invitations
Many Delaware soldiers from Camp
nix al Wrightstown, viii come home
Tor the holiday and join In family re-
The women Of St. Paurs NJ. Z.
Church will give a Thanksgiving din
ner fomorrow. the first table to be
served al o'clock There will also be
a fancy table. with articles suitable FOR
Christmas presents on sale. The women
of 81. pauls have issued an invitation
10 an soldiers and sailors who expect
90 be In the city on thanksgiving
afternoon Co go to the banquet nan
and parlako Of a roast chicken dinner
which will be served TO them without
any charge The women announce that
they can look after about 200 men ana
viii be glad to accommodate tiaI mum,
her. "Sammiesn who desire to accept
Inc invitation TO eat Thanksgiving din
ner al ST. pauls should notify Mrs J.
Prank Davis. No. g0i Adams street,
whose phone number Is 5S62-W.
Free Thanksgiving dinners viii 10
distributed 10 poor families Of the city
tomorrow by tho Volunteers OF Ameri-
ca. under the leadership OF Adlutant
and Mrs. Louis Boss These VIII be
distributed from their headquarters, NO
Sns shirley street. This is a custom
that las been followed by the Nolun-
feers OF America for the past twenty
one years.
Eastern Star Dance.
Tic Order of the Eastern star viii
give a play and dance al the New
Century Club on Thanksgiving night.
An. erroneous impression has been given
that tile play and dance would be on
Saturday night
"Old Folks Concert" viii be glvon
in So. Psurs NJ. T. Sunday school lall,
Tenth and Jackson streets, on Thanks
giving evening under the direction OF
Mrs. A. T.. Allen, for the benefit of the
Woman's Home Missionary Society
'Does the Existing War Cosdition
Furnish Lessons sufficient for Thar,
givingln will be discussed by Dir. q. =.
Anderson I'm an evening Thanksgiving
service ot Harrison street Church.
Seventh and Harrison streets, tomorrow
eveNQg. There Will be special music
by The church choir
At st. Luke's Reformed Episcopal
Church, Monroe and Eighth streets a
thanksgiving service viii he hold at
i0A5 o'clock tomorrow. The Rev. s..
Beverage Harris, NJ. d., first Houitn. NIL
Of the United stated Medical CORPS.
Will preach.
Ia First Church Of Christ. Scientist
Park Place and Van Buren, street
Thanksgiving services viii be held Co.
morrow at A. o'clock. The subject o.
the Iesson-sermon VIII bee Thanks
giving"
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Churches will Join in, a service a.
O'Clock in First ChurA, Market sire,
above Ninth The sermon viii Z
preached BY the Rev. j. n. Crawford.
Churches north of the BrandyViI
viii hold a union service IN HanOV'
Presbyterian Church at 10 o'clock &
morrow morning The Rev. r. l.. Jacl
son viii be the preacher.
West, Grace and Union Churches Wi
hold a union service in West Churcl
The Rev. w. +. Corkran Will be I'll
preacher.
Tho two Eastlake Churches viii hol
a union Thanksgiving service in Easl
lake NJ. z. Church from Ito a. II
The address will be delivered by IN
Rev. David Nygren. The offering vii
be for the Armenians.
At Calvary Episcopal Church. Ihir
and Washington streets. Thanksgiving
Day services viii be conducted by tn
iN. Rev. Frederick kinsman, bishop
There win be morning prayer and com
1aplon s, O'clock
iasl side NJ. =. Church viii hold 3
l,uor scrtc' at hsburv NJ g. Church
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