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Evening journal., 1920-07-24
PASTOR TO TALK
ON PATIENCE
Services of New M. P.
Church to Be Held at e07
Tatnall Street
PASTOR TO ATTEND
CONFERENCE

At the 1880 O'Clock services OF the
Peninsula Methodist Protestant
Church. worshlpping in the the Jr.
o. u. A. M. Han. 907 Tatnall street
he Rev. leonard B. Smith viii preach
IN the theme Perfect Through
Christ" Following the sermon the
ordinance OF the Lords supper will
be observed. This is the FIRST ser
vice Of this kind held by this new
church. and II is expected mat u VII
occasion much interest among ule
people who have affiliated win "
In the evening az 80 O'Clock, ule
nfih OF a series OF summer eNenlns
talks on Specifications ior bulldins
christian Character" will be given.
the topic OF this talk Will be Pa
Mir smith. the pastor. will leave
next TUESDAY FOR two weeks, attend
inr important conventions, confer
cnres and other summer assemblies
where he is 10 give several addresses
al Westminster. Nd. whore IN.
annual convention or the Union OF
Young Peoples Work OF The Mary
land Conference OF the Methodist
Protestant Church VIII be held. Mr.
smith viii ronduct the conferences
on personal work. Next Thurs.
jav he will attend the annual
reunion OF the three Meihodisms IN
Frederick County, Maryland, with an
address on "Methodism's Contributing
10 Society" Bishop Mcdowell wu
r4nresent The Methodist Episcopal
Church. and Dr. Carlton 70 Harris
Editor OF the Baltimore southern
Methodist Will represent the NJ +
Church South.
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MIR. WELLS TO TALK
ON NO HOLD

Services at Wesley NJ. r. Church
wiz be both interesting and inspira-
tiOnal tomorrow beginning with the
class meeting at $50 O'Clock. Mr..
Fleming In charge This service will
be followed by the preaching service
at 1880 O'Clock, al which time the
pastor the Rev T. Wells will preach
taking for his subject: "No Hold. "
The next service will be the sunday
school at 1915 o'clock. Millard Shep-
pard. the newly-elected assistant siI-
perintendent will preside. The twi-
light services viii begin promptly at
service the pastor will sneak an I'm
conditional Surrender" Al the morn
ing service Millard Sheppard and
Clarence McNey will sing a duet and
IN the evening special music will be
furnished
Evening journal., 1920-07-24
JESUS AND ALEPER'
DR.. HUBBARD'S THEME

Tho services At 81. Paurs NJ p.
Church on Sunday will begin at go
O'Clock with a general class meeting
led hy the Rev. W g. Strickland.
At N30 o'clock Or. Hubbard win
preach on the text IAN Things Work
Together for Good 20 Them That Love
Cod
Al noon the Sunday School meets,
At 40 o'clock nr. Hubbard Will
preach again. This will he his last
sermon at st. psuls until September
~, and The topic win be Jesus and
A Lepcr"
Mrs Remery and Mr. Boldly win
sing. During his vacation Dr. Hub
bard will preach one Sunday at Cam
den Camp, and for two Sundays and
the intervening days will be In charge
OF Emory Grove Camp near Balti-
more This Is one OF the largest
camps In the country and Is attended
By many thousands Of people
During Or. Huhbard's vacation th'
Rev. r. W. Cook associate pastor O.
81. paurs will have charge OF al
the services. No services Will b,
omitted.
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FIRST NJ. p. CHURCH.

The Rev Warren H. Hodges. pastor
Of the First Methodist Protestant
Church, viii preach both morning
and evening sermons there tomorrow,
The mornlng subject VIII be, "a
Cultivated Taste
The evening sermon theme viii be,
Where and How TO Hear Good Ser
mons"
The sabbath school meets at 2i5
o'clock, Thomas h. sweeney superln-
lendent. The Y, p. S. G. n meets at
7O o'clock.
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special Sermons and Music TO Be Heard City Churches Tomorrow
DIR. SMITH WILL
PREACH AT MCCABE

The Sabbath Day servfnes az Nc
Cabe Memorial Methodist Episcopal
Ihurch tomorrow will begin with
the morning preaching at 1890
O'Clock. the Rev. Howard Smith, u. d..
OF the Newark Conference, In the pull
At i0-i5 O'Clock the Sunday school
session VIII open. At Gas O'Clock the
Rev. Penrose r. Talley will conduct
inc. evening twilight service. The va
cation Bible school, which has been
IN progress for four weeks. will con-
tinue next week, closing on Friday
with a picnic. On THURSDAY eyenins,
at s O'Clock the school will give a
social hour and demonstration of
work. The public is invited 10 at-
tend.
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MUSIC FEATURE
At GRACE M. E.
Sermon Subjects "The En-
during One" and The Sc
cret of Endurance"
Mr.. MINKER TO
TALK ON POEMS

The Rev. Ralph l.. Mlnker will
preach at both services at Grace NJ. =.
Church The morning sermon will
be, The Enduring one" A short
Meniy-mlnute sermon on "The Sc
cret Of Endurance will be given In
the evening
The following musical numbers viii
Do given: Morning organ Prelude,
Aneeis Serenade," Braga: anthem.
Il VIII Extol Thee Maker; offer0ry
My God, Look Upon Me Hopkins
organ postlude, "Fanfare in d." Lem
mems. Evening 7a0 70 7.i5 o'clock,
organ recital, "A Deserted Farm" Mac
DoWeil; Al the Old Trystlng Place, y
MacpoWell. To a Wild Rose Mrc-
DoWell, anthem, 'srarry With Me. q
My saviour" Baldwin: oirertorv
Now the Day II over" Marks: organ
pastlude. "Marohe Militaire.' Gounod
on Monday evening al 100 O'clOnk
tho COMMITTEES that Will serve In thc
GOodfellows Club during August Will
met al The Church House. The com
mitlees are.
Program c0mmittee-Nfs Marion
Buck, chairman; Miss Lola NJ Kuhns
y. Russell White, Clarence Mckay
Miss Emma Martin.
Advertising Ommitee-phillp b
Myers, chairman; Miss Lillian Hamil.
ton, Miss Mildred Robertson, Mis-.
Edna Strong.
Solicitation committee William l..
Duer chairman: Earle y. Ewing
Howard D. Jones. Lewis Finn. Jr.
Miss Ruth y Bardo. Miss Eleanor Y
Briggs, Miss Marion Vedder. Miss Nil.
dred Davis. Miss Mabel Coppage. Mis-.
Mary Todd Rowland p. Ingram. Mrs
Rowland b Ingram. Miss Madeline b
Williamson, Claren0e W WillowTy.
Finance oommiiiee-Harry Taylor
chairman; Irusion l. Davis. Charles r
Green, Paul 4. Garvinc.
Ralph p Minker will conduct mid
week service "Wednesday al 2. 20 o'clock
Tie will continue his series. NJ tax,
on some Of the great poems. Tn,
poem for discussion This week /,
Iennyson's in Mfmoriam The talk,
along This line given by Mr.. Ninkei
are educaiionally as well as spiritual,
/ valuable and arf greatly enjoyed b,
those In attendance The goal fOl
attendance his week Is seventy-fve
and every EFFORT will be made 10 AL
tain this mark
Evening journal., 1920-07-24
ORGAN RECITAL AT
SILVERBR0OK M. E.

The Rev. ]. IT. Beauchanp, d. D..
secretary Of the Wilmington City
Missionary Church Extension Society.
viii preach tomorrow morning and
evening. at SilverbrOok NJ. e. Church,
opposite Union Park Gardens, the
Rev. Elw0od w. Jones. pastor.
The morning service will begin at
1925 O'Clock, opening with a short
organ recital by Miss Connell. fol-
lowed by a selection by the choir.
Sunday School at iiA5 o'clock. The
twilight service will begin at
O'clock Congregational singing and
selection by the junior choir will
be features Of this service.
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YOUNG WOMEN
USHERS AT KINGSWOOD

Services at Kingswood Methodist
Epissopai Church. Fourteenth and
Ciaymont streets, the Rev. George W.
Rounds. pastor. follows: 20 30 o'clock
public worship and sermon by the
pastor. subject: Darkness Giving
Peace to Brightness; 2o'clock, Blblt
school: Gas O'Clock EbwOrth League
service: 73O o'clock, sermon by the
pastor. subject. Wilmington 5
Greatest Asset" Monday evening,
7.3O o'clock. church class; Tuesday
evening Baraca class meeting; We'd
nesday evening, prayer meeting.
Young women ushers Will serve
formerly 9OI Tatnall street. now holds
services in Eden Hall, second floor,
each Sabbath morning.
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TO OBSERVE FEAST
OF ST. JAMES

Al The services in Calvary Episcopal
Church, Third and Washington sts..
tomorrow The Feast OF st. James Will
be observed as follows. 100 O'Clock.
Holy Communion: $50 o'clock. sum
ser session OF the Church school /:
iO-Ao O'Clock, Holy Communion and
sermon by The rector, the Rev. Ed
mund stevens, subject "The Son Of
Thunder"
AZ Z o'clock the Victory Guild
meets. The vespers will be preceded
by the last OF the popular summer
evening organ recitals. Miss Caroline
Heinel, oranist Will play the fol-
lowing program: "Halleluiah Chorus. "
Handel; "EvensOng,' Z. f. Johnston
Melody in 4" viii NJ. $. Brown
"Berceuse from Jocelyn." Benz. God
ard; Festival Ofertoire." Charles
Vincent
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THE PRIESTS OF BAAL'
MINISTER'S SUBJECT

The order OF service at Harrison
street NJ. r. Church, Seventh and
Harrison streets, tomorrow viii be aa
follows; $50 O'Clock, class meeting.
iO-3O O'Clock, preaching service. The
music VIII be: Prelude "Festival
March, Stark; anthem. More Love liz
Thee" Edwards: sermon by the pas-
tor; subject, "'rhe Priests Of Bqal "
p0stlude, ~Grand Chorus" Lemairre
1915 o'clock, Sunday school: 730
o'clock, preaching service. The m,lsic
Follows: Prelude, "COntilene." phein-
berger; sermon by pastor, subject.
"phe Mantle OF Elijah :" postlude.
"ProcessiOpal March," Guirand.
Evening journal., 1920-07-24

states Government prior to this coun-
try's entry into the war
10 is equivalent In size 20 one-itlh
The total foreign trade OF ne country
and more than One-third the total
value Of all imports into the United
States. =.
Id Is four and a half times the total
amount paid in the United states for
school teachers salaries, the railroad
wage increase alone under the iast
award amounting 90 nearly double
the entire pay Of the teachers.
Spread over the entire population
of the oountry-as 10 a great extent
ID will be-lhe si.6i3ONND IN add ID
revenue required by the roads-wonld
constitute a nrOrata levy on tho pop
ulatlon Of approximately si5 a year;
In view OF an that 10 means, the
government finds itself further re-
moved than ever from a solution OF
the high cost 0f living. Necessarily.
1 II is felt the effect of higher railroad
rates must be lO increase the cost or
/ living. even II dealers In The ncssar-
/ les on life did not take advantage OF
the increased cost Of transportation 10
multiply their OWN miuIns iar aDoNe
what is actually justified ny this IN
creased cost This being the case, eN-
perts In Washington are frank lqdly
that they anticipate, as a result OF
the higher rates, a situation very rap
idlv develOping IN which wage earn
ers viii aeain nnd themselves slippine
4 behind I'm the task OF making ends
meet and insist upon further wage IN
creases. The railroad workers them
selves already convinced that inc
new increase granted them does mol
rnarantee "A margin above the actual
cosl m living. will, IL Is expected, be
among lhe nrst o feel the effects OF
mo Increased rates. In other words
experts here feel that the vicious
snirla" in the race between wages ann
living costs, far from having peer
checked, is 0hout to start on announcer
4 lap. 80, t,.rc,so In
,silra.,d wages io what the workers
an ne roads had been previously re-
/ ceiving. the total railroad payroll, eN-
elusive Of the amounts paid 20 ssl8r.
I ied workers. now amounts 90 aDou'
f. s35OO O0OO00 or nearly three tlmes
ahal the American public was pay ins
annually before The war to run inc
OTieIals here frankly concede thai
ihev see no end 90 the problem. lneN
are as ready 90 admit, as the railroad
workers themselves That the newt
Established scale OF pay Is enllreil
iustined by the cost OF living. Ihen
fear. h. however. that .ulumately az
end has got 10 be reached Wlleh til'
great mass of unorganlSed Molhel'
N the country can no longer stan'
/, the strain and the whole economic
Structure becomes t0nheaYy. Whel
mai poini is reached, It Is feared b.
some Of them that there viii come
.rash With % long and trying PER
iod Of hard times as the inevitable re
suit
Evening journal., 1920-07-24
MISS AIIVKER TO
SING AT TBRANDYWINE

Brandywine NJ. p. Church services
tomorrow. the Rev. W Ernest Green
field, pastor viii be as follows,
at 1890 o'clock. music by the choir.
Tenor solo. Marion Mlnker and preach
ing by the pastor William II Rose
VIII conduct The Mems Bible school
at O'Clock
Twilight service At 730 O'Clock. The
usual song service, duet MY Faith
Looks Up "a Thee W X. Bassford
Miss Rosalie Bothum and Mrs Paul
W 0rth, and short sermon by the
pastor Mld-week serVhe on Wtdncs.
day evening at las O'Clock. Glass
meeting on Friday evening at 7.4s
o'clock.
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TRINITY NJ. Z. CHURCH.

A. Trinity NJ. p. Church, Twenty
second and Church streets, services
tomorrow will be as follows: Glass
meeting. . o'clock; preaching by the
pastor. the Rev. r. II. Collins, at 1890
O'Clock: subject. sunshine in Re-
ligion": . O'clock, Sunday School
address by the Rev. l.. NJ. Broadway
6i5 o'clock, Epwurth League meet
ing at 1905 Spruce street; s o'clock
bright hour service, when there will
be singing by a large chorus choir
The Rev. r. Blair Ely, OF McCabI
Church. will make a short address.
Evening journal., 1920-07-24
REV. W. L. FREUND
AT FIRST CENTRAL

The Rev w l.. Freund, of Prince
ton, n. j., former pastor OF Hanover
Church, This city, will OH the pulpit
at First-Cenlral Presbyterian Church,
Market street, above Ninth. tOmor-
row, at 1870 o'clock. Sunday School
az ~ O'Clock
Evening service at Washington
Heights, at 730 O'Clock. Mid-week
service OF prayer and praise at 8
O'Clock Wednesday evening.
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OUR MISSION WILL BE
DIR. IRWIN'S SUBJECT

The services tomorrow at the Del
aware Avenue Baptist Church. Della
ware avenue and West street. will be
in charge Of the pastor the Rev. Jos
enh Y. Irwin, s. 4. d.. who will take
for the subject OF his sermon at Il
O'Clock. "Our Mission
The Sunday school will meet at 40
a. M. In charge of Superintendent
Walter r.. Hope.
Evening service at 7.30 o'cldck. The
topic Will be, rHow 10 Make Life
Happy" There will be prayer meet
ing on Wednesday eevning al o'clock.
The pastor viii spend his vacation
at Toms River n. j., during August
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Mt. PLEASANT NJ. f.

At MI Pleasant NJ. E. Church, tho
Rev. Hugh b. Kelso, pastor, services
will be: $50 O'Clock. Sunday School;
1890 o'clock. preaching by the pas
tor; ~ o'clock, class meeting, led by
the Rev. G w Weldln; go O'Clock,
Sunday Schools at Bellefonte and
Newark Union $50 o'clock, preach
ing at Newark Union by pastor; 7
o'clock, preaching at Holly Oak, by
pastor; 730 o'clock, service at Belle
fonte (standard time.)
Evening journal., 1920-07-24
-FOUR PHASES
OF CHRISTIANITY

There will be only one service
in Hanover Presbyterian Church,
Eighteenth and Boulevard, tomorrow,
that at 1890 o'clock when the pastor.
the Rev. Charles II. Bohner. will
preach on the subject, -Four Phazes
Of Modern Christianity" The Sun
day School will meet at the usual
hour.
Hanover members will Join in the
park services in the evening.
Mr.. Bonner will begin one months
vacation on next Monday and during
his absence the pulpit OF Hanover
will he supplied by visiting ministers
On Sunday week the preacher will
be the Rev. Francis II. Moore, for
merly pastor Of the Middletown
Presbyterian church, now retired.
Evening journal., 1920-07-24
MT. JOY N. h. CHIiRCU.

The Rev ] W. Bond, pastor OF M.
Joy NJ p. Church. will have charge Of
The services there tomorrow. The
services being as follows: $50 o'clock,
class messing, 1890 o'clock. sermon
BY he pastor; 230 ol'lock. SUNDAY
school Mrs. Julia Fisher, supfrin-
iendent, 130 o'clock sermon hy me
Rev. j r A. Johns. OF Germantown.
Pa. The ushers viii meet on Tues
day evening Mrs BERTHA Rahon and
Charles Fountain, prpSidents
Evening journal., 1920-07-24
SEVENTH DAY ADvENTIsrs.

The. First Seventh nay AdVeniists
Church on Rowland street. between
Clayton and dupont. and Eighth and
Ninth street the order Of services fol-
lows sabbath school every Saturday
n o'clock conducted by the pastor
p. F.. Collier Young Peoples meet
ing al B n'rlnck.
Evening journal., 1920-07-24
DIG RETHEL CHURCn.

Services In Big Bethel Church to-
morrow, the Rev II. \. Arnett pastor,
Will be as followh 20 o'clock sun
dal school, i0ia o'clock. preaching by
The pastor, Rev. II. \ Arneit subject
They Received Every Man a Penny -
1880 o'clock, sunday class meetings
40 2. m., preaching
The pastor viii hold the anal meet
ing TO organize the choir Of Bis
Bethel on Friday eyenng All per-
sons who desire TO continue in The
organization will be- present
Evening journal., 1920-07-24
UNITTn nREsnYTrRIAN

The morning service and SERMON at
the United Presbyterian Church viii
be held at II o'clock; sabbath school
meets at 10 O'Clock; Christian en-
deaNor Society at 6A5 O'Clock The
evening service is at 7ih o'clock.
evening, at 3 o'clock. Choir practice.
Friday evening. az o'clock. A sno
cial service FOR the children will be
held on sunday evening.
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Nh. BFTHFL CUIRCU.

40 Mi. Bethel Church. preaching
sunday morning, at 1880 O'clock.
standard Time. by the pastor the Rev.
2. p Corhin; subject, "God's Bat
ne Axe NJ the Whole Earih.' 1i5
O'Clock. subject Trying to Find
meeilng sunday school at 230
o'clock. Wednesday night. choir
practice. Friday night, prayer meet
ing.
Evening journal., 1920-07-24
REV. JC. mccoy TO 81
PREACH AT UNION

Services at Union NJ f. Church TO-
morrow will De: Glass meeting at
$50 O'Clock: public worship at 1890
O'Clock; sermon by the Rev. J. C..
Mccoy, OF St. Georges; Sunday
School at ~ O'Clock; Epworlh
League at 7i5 O'Clock; evening wor-
ship at O'Clock; sermon by Mr.,
Mccoy.
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GOODMAN NJ. p. CHIDCH.

Services al Goodman NJ. f. Church,
Fourteenth and dupont streets, the
Rev. w q. Harris, pastor, will be
as follows: Glass meeting at $50
o'clock; preaching by the pastor at
i0i5 O'Clock; twilight service at
7.30 o'clock. The pastors Bible class
will meet after the morning service.
Prayer meeting Wednesday evening,
at = O'Clock.
Evening journal., 1920-07-24
Spring WATER
FOR THE THIRSTY

At Asbury. NJ 2. Church. third and
Walnut streets, the Rev George
White Dawson, pastor, services VIII
be: O'Clock, prayer meting: iON
O'Clock preaching, subject. "puttlns
Away Strange Gods: f2 O'clock
Sunday School, Gas O'Clock Epworih
League, theme. Every Christian A
Missionary /" 30 o'clock. preachinf
subject spring Wafer FOR The
Thirsty
Evening journal., 1920-07-24
TRNITY p hi CHIiRCU

At Trinity p. =. Church. the Rev.
Frederick NJ kirkus, rector, the serv-
lees on sunday Will be as follows
Holy communion Al 7.30 O'Clock; 1T
any. holy communion and sermon az
a o'clock The Rev. A. l.. Jones viii
preach.
Evening journal., 1920-07-24
ST. JOHNs p. 2. CHURCH.

Services al st. I0hn's p. y. Church,
the Rev. Alban Richey, d. D., rector
the Rev. Charles II. Holmead, curate,
will be as follows 1.30 olOo6k, holy
communion; II o'clock, morning
ing prayer. Weekdays Thursday,
20 O'Clock, holy communion; holy
days, 10 o'clock, holy communion.
Evening journal., 1920-07-24
NORTH BApTIsT CHIRcu.

North Baptist Church, Lincoln street
near Delaware avenue. William l.
peitlngill pastor; Edward p. Wash
burn, associate pastor. will have ser
vices tomorrow as follows: Preach
ing at 1870 and 7.i5 by the pastor
Morning subject, Rest In the Desert =
evening. Israel Moving Zionward
Bible school at nO0n
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WANTED A MAN
PASTORS THEME

Wanted, a Man. win he the Theme
Of the morning sermon at the Elsmere
PresbyteriOn Church tomorrow. The
Rev. Fred w. Mathews, the pastor.
will have charge Of the services.
The subject at the evening sermon
will be "Redeeming the Time"
Evening journal., 1920-07-24
TRINITY LUTHERAN.

There will be morning services IN
Trinity Lutheran Church tomorrow,
corner OF Twenty-thrid street and
Concord avenue. Preaching by tho
pastor, the Rev. Milton II. Slime, ID.
D.: theme. "rhe Price Of Victory" 4"
sunday school at 10 o'clock; union
services in park in The evening.
Evening journal., 1920-07-24
CHRISTIANA VI. T..

Services al Christiana NJ. r. Church
viii be. 1890 o'clock sermon by
the pastor, subject "Simon Peter. the
Fisherman Has o'clock. sunday
school. z o'clock Twilight Services
on Church lawn, address hy the Rev.
David A. Reed.
Evening journal., 1920-07-24
EYION Al n CUIiRCU

Az Ezlon NJ. .. Church, the Rev. ].
q. King. d. d., pastor, services will
be: 9i5 o'clock, sunday school; 1890
o'clock. preaching by the pastor;
o'clock special services by w X. NJ
Society. with literary and musical
program. Tuesday and Friday eve
nings, class meetings.
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sT. IIIKEls nEFnRMEn.

AZ 81 Lukc's RefOrmed Episcopal
Church, Monroe and Eighth streets.
The Rev. William Lamming rector.
services will be. Sunday school at
oi5 O'Clock; morning prayer and
sermon al A o'clock; evening prayer
and sermon az 730 o'clock Wednes-
day, at o'clock. mid-week service.
Evening journal., 1920-07-24
GRANT A. NJ NJ

Services at Grant A. N. r. Church
will include trustees rally. The pas
tor Will preach in The morning at a
o'clock. subject, Would See Jesus "
Al 800 o'clock preaching by Rev.
night. s O'clock. nreachlng.
Evening journal., 1920-07-24
r. ZION CHURCH.

AZ MI zion Church, Christiana and
Ciaymoni street. a local preachers
rally viii be held tomorrow. services
according 10 standard time, 1890
o'clock, preaching by the pastor; 800
O'Clock. preaching by the Rev. W. NJ.
Boyer, $50 O'Clock. prayer meeting T,
7.ib O'Clock. preaching by Or. Jackson.
Evening journal., 1920-07-24
VIRGINIA. PASTOR 10 PREACH.

Tho Rev. u. 5. Knox, Of Fan
Church. Va. will preach In Bethany
Baptist Church. Elm and jackson
streets, tomorrow. The services will
De held az 1890 o'clock and 7A5
O'Clock. The Sunday school and other
services viii be held al the regular
hnnrs.
Evening journal., 1920-07-24
MAnLEY hi. b. CnIRcH

TomorrOw al Madley NJ. + Church,
the Rev. l.. NJ. Broadway will preach
AZ both morning and evening services.
Subject az 1870 o'clock. samson A
TNipe Of Christi At Z o'clock the
subject VIII be- Are You Drifting %
Glass meeting at $50 o'clock.
Evening journal., 1920-07-24
RICHARDSON PARKK.

At Richardson Park NJ. y. Church,
fhc Rev. A. W Goodhand, pastor, the
order Of service follows; 1920 o'clock,
"The TSvofOd Result Of Good Works -
8 o'clock, Neutrality Impossible; ~
o'clock: Sunday school; l.ia o'clock,
song service.
Evening journal., 1920-07-24
nLn SINEnEs-

OLD Swedes Church. Seventh and
Church streets, the Rev Robert Bell,
vicar, services will be: s o'clock,
Holy Communion; fl o'clock, Holy
Communion and sermon; 7.30 o'clock,
evening prayer and sermon. Good
music and singing.
Evening journal., 1920-07-24
"A CHRISTIAN LIFE
PASTORS THEME

Epworih NJ. p. Church, Tenth and
Lombard streets the Rev. r. r. Beau
champ. pastor the services t0mOr-
row begin at Q O'Clock, with class
meeting. The Sunday school opens az
40 O'Clock. following by the morning
sermon hy the pastor az A o'clock.
THE subjects OF the sermon will he
yrhe Four Faces In Ezekiels Vision
NJ Wheels" The meeting of The l..
III W will he feature Of the morn
ing service. The twilight service be-
hour Tho subject Of the address
will he "a Christian Life
lows iO.i5 o'clock. The former pas
tor. the Rev. @. 4. Goranson, will
preach NE sermon: lN o'clock, a
missionary address by the pastor, on
| tho subject. "st pauls Missionary
Greed" Thursday, prayer service and
J Bible study.
Evening journal., 1920-07-24
FIRsT CHURCH OF CHRIsr.

First Church Of Christ, Scientist.
Park Place and Van Buren street. will
hold its regular service Sunday morn
Ing at II O'Clock; subject Of the les
sOn-sermOn. Truth" 4"
Evening journal., 1920-07-24
EASTLAKE NJ. f.

Al Eastlake NJ. e. Church, Thlr-
tieth and Tatnall streets, at 1880
o'clock, preaching by the Rev. T. b.
Ely; ii30 o'clock, Bible School; 730
o'clock, evening service, conducted by
the Christian Endeavor and orchestra.
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FRATERNAL spIRITIIAIIsr.

Fraternal Spiritualisis Church
POS Delaware avenue. sundays. 73C
o'clock, conducted by Mrs. William
Moore, MESSAGES by Mrs. Laura Nc
Clure.
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MEsrMINsTER PREsnNTERIAN.

Westminster Presbyterian Church,
Pennsylvania avenue and Rodney
street. services tomorrow al 40 30
e,olock, city time. Preaching by the
Rev George johnson. No other serV-
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PROGREssNE sPIRITUALIsTs

Sunday evening service. 7i5
o'clock at the First Progressive
Splritualist Church. Pythian Castle
Hall, 9O6 West street. Lecture and
messages by Mr.. Ahn. Of PHILADELPHIA.