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S Sermons and Music C Churches Again Tomorrow
OLD SWEDES With
TRINITY SUNDAY
Fourteenth Annual Service
of United Congregations
Tomorrow Morning
MUSICAL SELECTION
BY ENLARGED CHOIR

Services in Trinity p. E. Church,
corner of Delaware avenue and Adams
street. tomorrow will be as follows;
Holy communion. 73O o'clock; Sunday
school. $50 o'clock.
The If o'clock morning service VIII
be the fourteenth annual service Of the
united congregations OF Trinity and Old
Swedes Churches, and will be conduct
ed by the Rev F. NJ Kirkus, assisted
by the Rev. Robert Bell, vicar OF Old
Swedes. Evening prayer and sermon at
Z 30 o'clock. The Rev. +. T. Ashton,
rector Of Christ Church, Greenville,
will preach.
The program Of music follows: il
o'clock, "Te Deum,' Morley in F; Of
fertory, "By Babylon's Wave" Gounod.
7.3O o'clock, organ recital; andante
from violin concerto, Mendelssohn; pre-
lude. C sharp minor, RachmanimoH (;
Garden Melody Schumann.
745 o'clock, evening service-Magniii-
cat Steane. in d; Nunc Demittls, Steane,
in ID: offert0ry, Lovely Appear over
the Mountain" GOunod
Music at both services VIII be by an
enlarged choir under the direction OF t
Leslie Carpenter.
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MANY CONVERTED
DURING R[VIVAI
Evangelistic Services at St.
Paul's Tomorrow; Proba-
TONERS to Be Received
YOUNG MEMS CLASS
BEGUN BY REV. COOKE

The revival services at St Pauls NJ.
E. Church during the past two weeks
have been most fruitful, many have
been converted and united with the
churches engaged in the effort. Next
week these meetings will be transferred
10 Union Church. with services each
night at 7.3O o'clock. on Sunday the
members Of each church have their
services in their own churches.
Tomorrow's services at st. Paurs
Church begin at $50 o'clock with a
general class meeting led by the Rev.
w. q. Strickland. At 1910 o'clock Dr.
.C. L. Hubbard, assisted by the Rev.
RAYMOND W. Cooke assistant pastor,
will conduct the morning worship.
Professor William n. Thomas viii sing.
DR.. Hubbard's theme will be, seeing
The Invisible" After the sermon a class
of probatloners will be received into
membership in the church. AT o'clock
the sunday school will meet, under
the leadership Of William + Skellenger.
The Rev. Raymond w. Cooke will IN
augurale a class for young men OF the
ages between Is and % this sunday
afternoon.
At $50 o'clock the Christian EndeaVor
Society will hold its regular prayer ser
vice.
At 73O o'clock an evangelistic ser
vice will be held Professor Thomas
will lead a song service. Charles La
Boube Edwards will play a violin solo
| Or. Hubbard will preach on the theme
blind Bartlmeus," and invite the un-
saved to come to Christ. \ nursery
under the direction of the deacones'
| is provided and while the parents en-
10y the services the children are carec
! for and entertained. The Osteopathl'
Clinic is open every Thursday evening
from 7 10 9 o'clock. Dr. Mason is II
attendance and help is given all whC
need.
The following musical program Wi
he played by Miss Sarah Hudson Wilte
organlst at rs O'Clock; "Se'enade'
bv schubert: Fanfare" by Lemmens
"Evensong." by Johnson.
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TIRE" CHURCHES IN
REVIVAL AT UNION

Sunday services at Union Methodist
Episcopal Church, Fifth and Washing
ton streets, the Rev. Harvey Winfield
Ewing d. d., minister, viii begin with
class meeting at 930 o'clock, +. w.
Dunlap, leader; public worship, at 1890
o'clock, sermon, subject. The Desert
Reclaimed: Sunday school will meet
at ? o'clock, r. r Slroup, superntend-
ent: Epworlh League, at 6.3O o'clock,
a service Of prayer: evening worship,
at 73O o'clock, sermon subject, THE
Quest for Christ"
Revival services begin today. st.
Paurs and Harrison street Churches
will unite with Union. There will be
service each evening, at 7l1 o'clock,
preaching by the ministers, and prepar-
atory service Of prayer each evening at
7.3O o'clock. The singing will be in
charge Of Frank Baker, assisted by a
large choir.
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AME[IuAhIZ OY
At WESTMINSTER
Morning Sermon as Prelude
to Armistice Day
Celebration
SCHMIDT, SOLOIST, AT
4O'CLOCK VESPERS

Al Westminster Church, corner Penn
svlvania avenue and Rodney street, the
minister. the Rev. Charles l.. Candee, D..
n will preach at the morning service
AZ 1910 o'clock The subject oi the
morning sermon will be, "Chrislieh
AmericanizatiOn." In keeping Win the
splrlt of the times and also in view or
me- fact that armisiice day VIII ne
celebrated during the coming week.
DIR. candee has chosen this theme.
The double quartet, under the direc-
linn of Frederick w. Wyatt VIII sing
ihe anthems "Te Deum Laudamus' by
Calkin and More Love to Thee .
christ" by Brewer. The organ num-
hers will be, "Offertoire No. 2 by
Grlson. and March in B Flat by
Faulkes.
The graded Sunday school will meet
at noon In the chapel and the adult
Bible class at the same time IN the
gallery Of the church. General Charies
Bird will have charge OF the Bible class
AT the vesper service at 4 o'clock Dr
Candee will preach the fourth OF the
series of sermons on THE Problems ol
Faith" The subject viii be, The PROB
/ lem of Chrlsi-God or Man.? Ihe ser
mon will hinge on the question o
the deity Of Christ .
The assisting sOloist for the alter'
noon service will be William Schhlut
cellit with the Philadelphia o'chestra
Mr. Schmidrs numbers will be, Noe
mrne." from Chopin and Even song.
Inv Schumann. The double quartet Wi
sing The anthem, Doth Not Wisdom
Cryg" by Rogers The organ numDer
viii be "Andante' by Betting ah'
"Fannre" by dubois.
The Christian Endeayor Society Wi
meet i'm the chapel at Z o'clock. In
Injecting will be the Introductory on
az a series Of discussions on Chrlstial
Americanlzation These discussion
viii follow the text book on this sub
iect by Charles Alvin Brooks. MIS-
Emma Doud will be in charge OF th
meetings.
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SCOTT POST, A. L., IN
FIRST ANNIVERSARY

Ezion NJ. E. Church, the Rev. J. U.
King. D. D.. pastor, will hold services
as follows: 1880 o'clock. sermon by
the pastor, subject, "A Real Confess
SION" 1890 o'clock, class meeting; 2.3O
o'clock. Sunday school, c. G. Laws, sIe
perintendent: 7.45 o'clock, special sel~
vices held by Norman d. Scott PostT
No >" of the American Legion; DR.
King will preach their first anniversary
sermon. 4 hundred service men OF the
World War will be in attendance. There
win be special music by the choir.
Glass meeting is Tuesday evening"
Wednesday. 3 30 o'clock, Junior League.
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Mn. nrIs AT nnANnYMINE.

Al BrandyWlne Methodist Episcopal
Church, TWenty-sec0nd and Market
streets, the Rev. W. Ernest Greenfield
minister, the services tomorrow will be
as follows: Glass meeting at 93O
o'clock, the Rev. John p. Otis, a former
pastor. will preach at 1880 and : 30
O'Clock: special music by the choir;
Sunday school and Bible classes will
meet at ? o'clock, George B. Baylls,
superintendent; Epworih League, with
Louis Jones as leader; musical pro-
gram by the young peoples choir; on
Wednesday at las o'clock will be held
mid-week service; Junior League. Fri
day evening at o'clock, Mrs. Howell
! NJ Pedgick, leader.
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SECOND BAPTIST MEN
AT ANNUAL BANQUET

In the Second Baptist Church, Ninth
and Franklin streets. the Rev. Spenser
B. Meescr. minister in charge, will
preach at both the morning and eve
ming service. and also conduct the
Mems Bible Glass at noon. At 1890
o'clock Dr. Meeser's subject will be
"The Way Through Vision to Progress, 80
at 7iJ o't ock. Empires Of the Mind" !"
This is the fourth OF series Of night
sermons especially prepared for young
people.
The Bible school meets at noon. The
Senior C.. r meeting will meet at 6 40
o'clock, leader, Willard Hall. president.
The musical program will be as fol-
lows: Morning, organ prelude in A
Nat. Read quartet, Babylon" Watson
quartet, He Shall Feed His Flock, "
Harpen: organ postlude, Romance, "
Ashford. Evening. Marche. Folckmar
Quartet. Lord We Pray Thee; f.; Roberts
duet, 81 Heard the Voice Of Jesus Say,
Ruthbun, Miss Fuller, Mrs. Clark.
Monday. at 30 o'clock. the Men:
League will give their annual banquet
Wednesday, at o'clock, the mid-weei
meeting will be conducted by DIR
Meescr.
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OIH.R SELF,
DIR. SMILEI'S TIL Me-
West Church Pastor Will
Also Preach on Wells
Without Water"
MUSICAL PROGRAM
WILL BE FEATURE

West Presbyterian Church. the Rev.
L. Franklin Smiley, d. D., pastor; the
Rev. James Dougherty, assistant pastor.
In the morning Or. Smiley's theme will
be wells Without Water" At this
service the nursery will be open and
in charge Of Mrs. Asa Williams, a grad
uate nurse, assisted by a staff Of COM
petent women. The organ prelude will
be "Andante," Sonata Pathetique, by
Beethoven The postlude in d. by Hep
worth. The choir will render an an
them "HOsanna," by Grainer. The Of
fertory, My Soul Longeth,' by Mars
ton. SolOlst, Mrs. Lewis.
At 2 o'clock, sunday school will
meet. Music by Banks orchestra. AT
the same hour The Mems Glass will
meet in the church auditorium.
The Women's Glass taught by Mrs
smiley will also meet in the Bible
School Hall.
At 6.l5 o'clock, the C. E. Society
meets. Leaders. Miss Marion BristoV
and Mrs. j. c. Nichols. Topic: How
TO Avoid Failure
At 7.30 o'clock there will be congre-
gatlonal singing led by the choru;
choir with orchestral accompaniment
| DR.. Smiley's theme will be "NouI
Other Self" The organ prelude will b'
LA Harpe Celeste" by Grey anC
"Vespers." by Meale. The jostlude II
B Flat by West. The anthem, Il NeeC
Thee. Prcsious Jesus" by Marks. Solo
ists. Mrs. Lewis and oscar Stiegler. tn,
offertory, 20 Come to My Heart, Lore
Jesus" by Ambrose. Soloist, :. il
Jones. Duet, Whispering Hope b,
Hawthorn, Mrs NJ. B. Lewis and Mrs. j
c.. Allen.
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GRACE GRATEFUL
TO SERVICE Me-
Sunday Evening Meeting to
Honor War Heroes;
Three Addresses
LEAGUERS EMBARK ON
WIN-MY-CHUM WEEK

At Grace VI. E Church. tomorrow pr.
w r. sumwali viii preach in the
morning on "The Forgiveness OF sins.
Tho music for the morning includes
0rran premde. Angels Serenade'
Braga: professional hymn Mheh
Morning G.lds The skies ahlleil'
.srhe Night is Far spent Steane' Oh
fertory. coniralto solo, Mrs. kemery
recessional hymn. New Every Morning
IS the Love-; organ postlude, Marcil
Romano" Gounod.'
rehabilitation service, IN recosHl-
tion of The return Of the soldiers from
overseas. will be held in the evening
Al 70 o'clock. Addresses Will be haue
hv Grover C.. Mcqueen. Of the 3Oth IN
fanirv A Z. f: Caleb r. Burchenal
,vho was in the Army Service Corps OF
lhe Judge AdvOcates's Department, ana
Iobn s Nmllin. a member Of the OF
acial hoard. who will tell the plans ol
ihe board for the perpetuation oil !h'
memory Of and the gratitude to lh'
hovs. OF the church who participated
In Inc World War. Al the close OF til'
service there will be a roll can OF tl'
boys and a memorial Tor the t"o wiz
died in the service. u.-
The musical program is as follows
rs 10 7.30 o'clock lorgan recitall
iheme and variations. "America, hllcN
"A Memory Gillette; "Serenade' MOS
kowsli; professional hymn 600 tl
An Terrible: anthem, God oi uu
Faihers.'' scott; onertory' GLORIA
Mozart: mems chorus, Battle Hymn o
M Republic": hymn, America or
IAN posllude, "Hymn Of Victory pu
3ols. 10,
Epworth League service will be hel
Al 20 o'clock Mrs. John w. Il. sum
van will be The speaker This serVic
The opening Of the Win My Lhul
.,mnaian which will be conducte
i1rinr next week. This campaign
,hseryed by aIF1he Epworth League
M The country and Is an lmpoItan
nhase of The years program. service
= Nll he held every evening during III
coming week. excepting saturday,
~ o'clock There viii be diheren
sneakers each evening The speaker
ord soloists FOR each evening are a
fouoyvs. Speakers Monday l.. a. Lay
0e'd John $ Mullin; Tuesday Iollh
cernenler. Mss Bessie NJ behhe,,
Wednesday 1r j. w ~
Thursday. Ms. w. \. Hend'e' >, uol'
man BENTLEY: Friday Miss Ellen Mearh
uorare NJ White. Miss Daisy WllsoI
sunday. DR. J w r. Sumwat. sou
s'sts Monday. Mss Una Lee lucke
Tpesday. Mss Helen Tnghman' we
nesdav Edgar smith; Thursday M
Nfiidred Davis: Friday. Mrs Lorsh
clark: sunday, Mrs. Eleanor hemefE'
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GID CENTRE MEETING
HID ON FIRST DAY

AZ Old Centre Meeting near Centre
VILE, Del, a special meeting for divine
worship will be held First Day. tomor-
row afternoon, at O'Clock under the
care Of Friends Of both branches. Pub
lie is cordially invited Automobiles
Will leave the corner Of Delaware ave
nue. and Washington street, at 2.30
o'clock for the accommod eiion Of those
having no other means Of going ou..
Evening journal., 1919-11-08
cURIsTI,N SCIENCE.

First Church Of Christ Scienus., c',,;
pa.t place and Van Buren street VIII
hold services as follows: Sunday NOR
nina af A o'clock, and Sunday evening
"A o'clock. The subject for the les
son-sarmon Is Adam and Fallen NJ IN.
The sunday school convenes al II
o'clock. on Wednesday evening les-
iimony meeting is held from to
o'clock. The church maintains ire'
reading room and circulating library
al 30. 7Ol Equitable Building open
weekdays from 30 10 O'Clock, except
Wednesdays. when the hours are from
40 to o'clock.
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sr. lnnN,s CHURCH.

81 Johns Church, Market street and
Concord avenue, the Rev Alban Rcney
d. d., rector. will hold sunday services
rs follows: 7.3O o'clock, holy com
munion: 9i5 o'clock. church school
a o'clock. morning prayer and sermon
2 as o'clock. evening prayer ana sermon
Weekday services will be: THURSDAY y
40 o'clock, holy communion; tridaS
40 o'clock. lltany; holy days, 10 o'clock
holy communion The rector VIII preac"
subject. "What DO You WantY
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II. ANnEM,s CHURCH.

The services in ST. Andrews Church
shirley and Eighth streets, the rev
Rlchard w. Trapnell. rector; the heV'
Edward II. Ford, assistant VIII be as
follows: Holy communion at O'Clock $ !
n ble class and Sunday school 94o
o'clock: holy communion and sermon
A o'clock; evening prayer ana SET
mon at Z 40 o'clock. c,..,
The services in st. Matthew'S chapel
Shinlev and Eighth streets. the rector
in charge, will be the sunday Scho9 S
at > o'clock. Bible class at 3 o'clock
evening prayer and sermon at D O'CLOCK
Evening journal., 1919-11-08
EAsrLAKE METHODIST.

Eastlake NJ. Z. Church, Thirtieth and
Tatnall streets, the Rev. +. C.. Sunileld,
pastor will hold the following services
tomorrow: 9.A5 o'clock morning class,
W. j. Baldwin. leader; 1890 o'clock
preaching by the pastor; subject, Au-
thor and Finisher Of our faiih ;
o'clock. Bible School for all depart
ments; G 10 o'clock, Christian Endeavor
service: : - o'clock, special numbers
by the choir and evening sermon.
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UNITARIAN CHURCH.

'The Art Of Happiness will be tne
subject of the sermon by the Rev w.
A Vrooman on Sunday at i0A5 o'clock
in the Unitarian Church, West street
above Eighth street. Church school
will meet at Has o'clock with classes
for children and Mr. Nrooman's class
taking course in the sociological
study Of the Bible. Miss Isabella b.
Wales will lead the singing. Miss Bach
organist
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SWEDISH BAPTIST.

At the First Swedish Baptist Church.
Vandever avenue and Church street.
sevices on Sunday Will begin at 10 40.
Morning meditation on the Ephesian
letter. IAN open Secret" 70 o'clock,
Bible school: Gas o'clock, Young Peo-
pies service; 7.3O o'clock, sermon sub
iect, "Pontius Pilate;' Thursday, '.4J
O'Clock, prayer service and Bible study.
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AT KINGSWOOD.

Kingswood Methodist Church, Four
teenth and Claymont streets, the Rev.
Charles c. Harris, rector, will hold
preaching morning and evening by the
pastor Subject: '10.3O o'clock, out OF
Egypt Into Canaan; 7.30 O'Clock, God
is Able" Miss Minnie Shay will sing
Evangelistic services will be held dur
ing the week.
Evening journal., 1919-11-08
SUNSHINE SOCIETIES
AT RICHARDSON PARK

AT Richardson Park Methodist Epis-
copal Church, services tomorrow will
be as follows:
1890 o'clock. the administration of the
Lo-d's supper; 70 o'clock, sunday
school, "The Trip to Jerusalem;' mem-
bership contest viii begin at this fes-
sion. AZ : o'clock The young peoples
service win be conducted by Miss :.
Katherine Bounds.
At 7.ij o'clock thespastor will address
the Sunshine Society. The Wilmington
circles have been invited 10 attend this
service
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smrnIsH NJ II. CHuRCH.

Services at the Swedish NJ. f. Church
No. iiit East Eleventh street, the Rev.
Joseph Karling, pastor. will be held as
follows: Morning worship. 10 30
o'clock. Subject: "A Timely Message
Junior service, Has o'clock; Epworth
League, : O'Clock; evening service, 7.Sy
o'clock. Subject: walking With God.
The sunday school meets at ~ O'Clock
Evening journal., 1919-11-08
CALVARY EPISCOPAL.

Calvary Episcopal Church. Third and
Washington streets, the Rev. Edmuhd
II. stevens, rector. the twenty-ilrst sun
day after Trinity. will have services as
follows: 40 o'clock, holy communion
go o'clock. church school; ioA9
O'Clock, morning prayer and sermon;
O'Clock. Victory Guild; I4o O'CLOCK
vesper song service; 8 o'clock, even
ing prayer and sermon.
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GREEN hill CHURCH.

Services tomorrow at Green Hill
PRESBYTERIAN Church, Pennsylvania
avenue and Rising sun Road will be
led by The pastor, the Rev. Thomas
Kerr. Sunday school will meet at $50
O'Clock: morning worship. 10 40 o'clock
meeting Of the Junior C. p Society, 23O
o'clock. Thomas Gamble, leader; F. p.
Is. C.. Z. evening services will be held al
Z o'clock. Miss Emma krauss, leader.
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,sBURY SERVICES.

al Asbury NJ. E. Church. Third ana
Walnut streets. the Rev. George White
Dawson. pastor, services tomorrow VIII
be: 3 O'Clock, prayer meeting William
III Blackway, leader; 1890 o'clock.
preaching. subject. "The Fall and he-
eoverv OF Man." o'clock, Sunday
school: 63O o'clock, Epworih League
theme. THE Win-My-Chum Campaign; /;
730 o'clock, preaching, subject God
Love for a Shining World Third
onarterly conference Wednesday at
730 O'Clock. with the Rev. Robert Watt
IA II nrpsidinC
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BISHOP AT ST.PAUL%
FOR CONFIRMATION

R,shop John ]. Monaghan will con
arm a class of 2i0 children at st PauIs
Roman Catholic Church tomorrow oi'ei-
noon. ,-.,. r,,hor
In Inc evening. at Z 30 o'clock tStnv, ll,,,
william Thompson Of New l ork' wiz WI
deliver an address in ST. Pauls ChurO"'
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NEW CHURCH.

Services tomorrow will include wor-
shin at 10 a. o'clock, the Rev. George
Henry Dole, pastor. Subject OF tne
morning sermon, "Turnmg the paily
burden TO Blessing The special
musical numbers are: Quartette, lie
shall Come Down Like Rain, Buck
bass solo, AS Pants the Hart by NJ
iittson. sung by Mr. Miller Of Philadel-
nhfo
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sCOTT REVIVAL.

At Scott NJ. Z. Church. seventh and
Spruce streets. the Rev. T.. j Sard' pas
tor. the Sunday services VIII De as 10y
lows: Glass meeting at $50 O'Clock
preaching at 1890 o'clock, by the heV;,
Adam Stengle. D. ID. The sunday ochool
meets at o'clock; Epworth League at
63O o'clock; preaching at 1'3o O'CLOCK
followed by revival service.
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mn SrINE,s SERMONS.

Services IN Trinity Lutheran Church.
Twenty-third street and Concord ave
nue.. will be conducted by the pastor
the Rev. Milton II. Stine, ID. d. ThemeS
for IL o'clock and 145 clock 'respec-
lively: Making God Liar and "lhe
second Coming of Christ; sunday
school at 80 o'clock and Y. p. :. {. f.
at Z n'clock
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or LIKES SERVICES.

ST. Luke's Reformed Episcopal Church
Monroe and Eighth street, the Rev
William Lammlng, rector, VIII have
morning prayer and sermon at iOA'
o'clock: Sunday School at 2 o'clock
evening prayer and sermon at 7.3I
o'clock: Wednesday, at s O'Clock, mid
week service.
Evening journal., 1919-11-08
UNION AMERICAN.

Union American NJ. +. Church,
Twelfth and French streets, the Rev,
Edward 5. Rice, pastor, will have a ser
mon by the pastor at fl o'clock, fol-
lowed by the holy communion and
class meeting; 23O o'clock. Sabbath
school; : o'clock. Christian Endeavor
8 o'clock, sermon by the pastor.
Evening journal., 1919-11-08
NORTH BAPTIST.

At North Baptist Church, the Rev
William l.. Pettingill. pastor the Rev.
Edward Z. Washburn, associate pastor,
preaching at 1890 and 7i5 o'clock, by
the associate pastor. Morning subject
"The Believers Resources evening,
THE Sinners Saviour Bible school al
noon; Young Peoples Meeting at
o'clock, leader, Miss Dorothy Sturgis.
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LIMITED PRESRYTERIAN.

Az First United Presbyterian Church,
preaching services at II and las o'clock;
sabbath school at 10 o'clock; prayer
and praise service Wednesday evening
at 7A5 o'clock; Y. p. :. G. +. meets
sabbath evening at CHS o'clock.
Evening journal., 1919-11-08
RIBLE STUDENTS.

A meeting vii be held by the Intern
aiional Bible Students Association In
Jr. @. L. A. NJ Hall, No. 901 Tatnall
street, on sunday afternoon at 3 o'clock.
w. \. Woodwork will speak on the
subject. "Has the Church's Work Been
Failude ?"
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SECOND p. CHURCH.

At Second L. p. Church, Fifth avenue
and Anchorage street, there will be
class meeting, 20 o'clock, led by Charles
II. Caulk; preaching Il and 73O o'clock,
by the Rev. B. f. Jester. Sunday school
at ? o'clock. Prayer meeting Friday
] evening.
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rnINITy NJ. E. CHURCH.

Services at Trinity NJ. +. Church,
Tyyenty-second and Church streets, to-
morrow will be as follows Classmeet-
ING. o'clock. led by John Lacey
preaching, 1890 o'clock and 7.3o o'clock
by the pastor. the Rev. r. II. Adams
sunday school, ? o'clock; Epworth
League, 630 o'clock.
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REVIVAL MEETING.

At Mt. Pleasant NJ. E. Church, begin
ming tomorrow. special revival services
will be held, TO continue every night
for two weeks. The pastor VIII be as
sisted by Miss Clara Boyd, evangelist,
OF Pitman Grove, n. j.
Evening journal., 1919-11-08

NOTE-The Harrison
Street, Union. St. Pauls
Union Revival Services
will be held next week at
Union Nj. E. Church.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1919-11-05
Charlotte Elizabeth Hale.

Charlotte Elizabeth Garthwaite
Hale, daughter of John and Eliza
beth Garthwaite, was born in Little
Grant Sept. 10, 1860, and died Oct.
10, 1919 at the age of SO years, "a
days. She was united in marriage to
Charles P Hale on Dec. IS, 1879.
They moved to Mr. Hale's fathers
farm which in a few years they pur-
chased for their own home. Two chill
dren came to brighten this home,
Aideth Mrs. Clarence Cooley and
Irwin who lives on the old home place.
They rented their farm to Clarence
Cooley and in the spring of 1907 NOV
ed to the village of Bloomington.
There they rented a home for the
first year, but knowing the comforts
of having a home of their own they
purchased lot and built a new home
where deceased lived until the time
of her death. She was a loving wife,
a fond mother and a kind neighbor,
always ready to lend a helping hand
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1919-11-05
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FENNIMORE.

The Times says:
Joseph H. Edge has resigned his
position as manager of the Fenni-
more Equity and L. A. Ruchtf has
been appointed manager for the bal
ance of 1919.
Mrs. Frank Horton returned home
Tuesday evening from the hospital
at Chicago, accompanied by her nurse.
Miss Elsie Roettiger. Her condition
is showing marked improvement, her
many friends will be glad to learn.
and she expects to remain at home a
couple of weeks before returning to
the hospital
Carl Fuerstenberg, II year old son
OF August Fuerstenberg of Hickory
Grove, met with a serious accident
Thursday while out hunting squirrels.
He had fallen out of a tree and when
found was unconscious. His condi-
ton is quite serious, being unable to
move his limbs and but little improve
ment has been shown since the acct
dent occurred.
Rev. r. G. Heddon returned home
Monday from Loogootee and St.
James, Ill.,, where he has been doing
evangelist work. He has accepted a
call to the pastorate of the Congre-
gational church at Tomahawk, Wis,
and expects to leave, with his family,
for his new charge on Thursday His
many friends here wish him success.