Evening journal., 1920-09-11
BUSY WEEKFOR
GRACE Church
DR.. Sumwalt to Start Ser
mon Series on THE Faith
of Modern Men"
ORGAN RECITAL AT
EVENING SERVICE

At Grace NJ. z. Church. Ninth and
West streets. Dr. Sumwali. the pastor.
Will preach at both services tomor-
row. In the morning the topic Of the
sermon will be "A keynote for the
Fall In the evening he will begin
an attractive series Of sermons on
The Faith OF Modern Men" In this
series he will bring out many inter
csting facts Of present day men whom
most OF us know. or at least we have
read or hear OF. Some Of the great
things they have accomplished and
tha influence that their faith had on
their deeds Will make these sermons
OF great interest TO people OF the pres
ent day who have some OF the same
problems TO face and who can II they
viii draw valuable lessons from the
lives OF men who have succeeded.
The topic for tomorrow evening will
be a Leader Of Great Enterprises. p"
John r. Stone The other sermons OF
teh series are: September 10. "A Bril-
liant Poet Alfred Noyes: September
26, "A Doctors Service" Wilfrcd Gren-
| fell, October 3 The New Theology
Of Novelist Conan Doyle. October
| 10. "A Merchant Steward" John :
Huyler. October A.. "a Poets EXpcr-
ience." John Mascneld: October 2i
The Religion Of Theodore Roose-
Nelt;' October 81. The Faith OF a
Preacher" Phillips Brooks.
The music which Will be used in
the church services tomorrow fol-
lows:
Morning-Organ prelude. "Allegretto
! lPastOrale," Bsmare, anthem, 20 Day
OF Rest and Gladness, shelley; offer
tory, baritone solo, Mr.. Turner; or
San postlude, Hymn Niclorie," Du-
BOis.
100 to 7.i5 O'Clock. organ recltal.-
professional March," Rogers PRAY
er From the First Suite Gothquo. "
/ Boellman: "Berceuse." Kinder: an
them, 20 Worship The Lord" Watson
| oferiory 20 Lovely Appear" GOu-
nod; organ posture, "Chorale In d
/ Major" SalOme.
The Sunday School will open in an
departments. Great efforts have been
put forth this week by all the officers
and teachers 10 have a large percent
age In attendance on the first Sunday
and many important plans have been
made for the work OF this season.
The EpwOrth League Will hold rs
first devotional service Of The fan at
80 o'clock. Miss Daisy p. Wilson
president, will be In charge OF the
lservioe. Miss Mildred Davis will be
the musical drawing card Of the even
ing. The reception committee for the
months Of September and October are
Misses Marion Nedder and MariOri,
Guthrie. Paul Garvine and William
Broughall.
The Grace Cleaners will meet al
the home Of Mrs. Margaret Baker. 81,
Franklin stre {. Monday evening at
o'clock Tic iiny Day bags will b.
opeled at lh meeting The hostesse
are Miss Clara Wood. Mrs. Normal
Hildreth and Mrs. Carl Seyb0ld
Or. Sumwalt viii be in charge O
lhe mid-week service Wednesday a
I4J o'clock. The subject -Of his tall
for iEat evening Will be The Funda
mentals OF Christian Experience"
The Woman's Home and F0reigI
Missionary Societies will meet In ihl
church house. Friday. The Forelgr
Society will meet at A O'Clock wifi
Mrs. II. +. Pickles in charge OF devO
tiOns. Mrs. W. A. Haindle viii hav
charge OF The program and VIII tan
4, on impressions from the Chambers
burg Summer School OF Missions
Mrs Heindle attended this school mi
summer as a Representative from %.
Grace Society and will have much o
interest TO tell. The Home Societ,
Will convene at O'Clock. Mrs. 4. A
Wilmot Will be IN charge OF devo
ti0ns and Mrs. J. A. Colby Will dis
cuss. The topic. "Our Anniversar.
Work"