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Evening journal., 1920-05-22
PREACHER TO TALK
ON CONFERENCE

The Rev. H. Y Arnett, Of Bethel A.
NJ. r. Church, who attended the ST
Louis general conference Is to tell OF
the conference at the evening services
at Bethel Church tomorrow.
The Rev. DR.. G. NJ. King, OF phila-
delphia, will preach at the $3.50 o'clock
service.
The order OF services win be as fol-
lows: 1890 o'clock. preaching by Wis
iting minister; 1890 o'clock, Sunday
class meetings; 3 O'Clock, Sunday
school; $50 O'Clock, special preaching
service, sermon by the Rev. Dr.. c. II.
King. OF Philadelphia. The finances
Of this service will go to Conference
Queen. Mrs. Mary Winchester;
o'clock, Dr. II. Y. Arnett win be home
for this service, when a report OF the
ST. Louis General Conference win be
made to the officers, members and
friends OF big Bethel It is expected
that Or. Arnett will be accompanied
by one OF the newly elected general
officers from the General Conference.
Monday night, meeting OF official
board; Tuesday and Wednesday nights
class meetings
Evening journal., 1920-05-22
HOLY SPIRIT IS
PASTOR'ST THEME
Hanover Pastor Also to
Speak of Eternal World
Memories
PLAN CHILDREN'S
DAY EXERCISES

Services in Hanover Presbyterian
Church, Boulevard and Eighteenth
street, tomorrow, will be as usual. the
Rev Charles H. Bonner, pastor.
preaching in the morning on the sub
iect Some Thoughts Concerning the
Holy Spirit" At this service the am
them number will be Lovely Appear"
Gounod. As the offertory, j. A. Hume
Will sing Mercy Mama Zucca.) In
the evening, Mr. Bohner's sermon sub
iect will be, Memory in the Eternal
World" At this service the church
quartette will sing the anthems,
sweet is Thy Mercy" Barnsby, and
Come Unto Me-" Chadwick.
The mems and the wOmen's Bible
classes and the young peoples socie-
ties will meet at the usual hours.
On Monday evening the pastor viii
address the Hanover Girls League.
The prayer service on Wednesday
evening will be addressed by the pas
tor. Following this service the Sum
day School Association will hear the
report Of its deleg2es to the recent
State Sunday School convention.
Children's Day exercises will be held
by the Sunday School on June 80.
The quarterly communion Of the
church will be held on June 90.
Evening journal., 1920-05-22
Church PEOPLE
TO TRY WOMAN
Mrs. D. A. Hay, Charged
With Robbing God; Pas
tor to Serve as Judge
TRIAL TO FEATURE
Y. P. S. c. E. MEETING

Mrs. D. A. Hay, one Of the promi-
nent workers OF the First Methodist
Protestant Church, seventh and Wal
nut streets, Will be accused OF Rob
bing God" at the meeting of the
Y. p. S. c. Z. at the church tomor-
row evening at Gas O'Clock The
topic for the Young Peoples meet
ing VIII be, "Wlll a Man Rob God ?r
The service vii be in The nature OF a
trial, however. The pastor OF the
church will be the Judge and James
B. hoManus will act as attorney for
the plaintiff, while Mrs. Hay win be
defended by Thomas B. Sweeney.
The Rev. Paul Warner OF Westmin-
ster, Md. son OF the Rev. L. f.. War
ner former president OF the Mary
land conference. will preach al the
morning and evening services at the
church tomorrow. The Sabbath
School win meet at 2.i5 o'clock.
Thomas B. Sweeney, superintendent.
At the morning service the choir
viii sing Lead Us Heavenly Father. -
by Greenwood. and at the evening
service they will sing "Remember
Me- by Loder. with Mrs. William r.
Sweeney and Miss Ella Willis. solo
lists.
Evening journal., 1920-05-22
SPECIAL MUSIC
At WESTMINSTER
DR.. Candee to Preach on
The Crisis of the
Church"
YOUNG PEOPLES
MEETING AT 7 p. M.

Services tomorrow in Braudywlne
NJ = Church viii include special
program FOR The regular services.
Glass meeting at 93O o'clock In
charge OF the leader Samuel II. Pip
pin At 1890 a. m the pastor will
preach. Music will be as follows /.
Organ numbers, Spring Song" +;
NiarChe Des Girondius.n CLARK; an
them. II Was Glad" Brown; duet.
Mrs Paul W. Orth and Howell NJ
pedrick; I Heard the Voice OF
Jesus, Raihbury sunday school Will
convene at 2 O'Clock Epworih League
service at Gas O'clock. with Miss
Mary Robinson as leader, special mu-
sic by the young peoples choir under
the direction Of Charles s. Gamble
At 730 o'clock a special musical
program will be given Grand
Chorus Dubois: Twilight Hours "
Alfred Pulseyi "Serenade," Braga ;
'lniermezzo," I. V. Flagler; "Ber-
ccuse IN Az G Delbruck: vienna
March" Clark anthem by the choir.
send the Light" Gabriel: quartet
Praise The Lord; address, Mrs. Lii
han Robb. "The Seven Lamps OF Mis-
sions,n Mrs. Katie l.. Butler. Mrs.
tNiilt HiHhint. Nirs WllUleF r. DTNln-
mond, Mrs. John Knox, Mrs. Bertha
Foster. Mrs. Lillian Robh Mrs. T.
Francis Blaine. Mrs. n. Edna Jones !;
THE Ministry Of Song.n solo. Mrs.
Ruel s LOOMS duet. Mrs. John G.
Sch01eld and Mrs. Charles Trner +:
solo, Mrs J. Albert Pierce: quartet
Mrs Howell NJ pedrick. Mrs. John G..
SchQneld, Mrs Charles Urner and Mrs.
George p. plummer; solo. Mrs II. W.
Pedrick; and solo by Mrs. Charles H..
rriggs. with Mrs. George n Plum
mer as reader The mems chorus will
sing.
The Aid Society will hold a rum
mage sale on May 26 and 27 at 7ii
Tatnall street. Anyone having ar
ticles FOR sale are requested 90 call
Mrs. J W Hopkins. Mrs. Ruei s.
Loomls. Mrs. Charles Bullock Mrs.
w y. Greenfield.
Evening journal., 1920-05-22
REV. IRWIN TO
PREACH ONLOVE
Interesting Sermon Themes
Arranged for Delaware
Avenue Baptist
SONG RECITAL AT
NIGHT SERVICES

Services at the Delaware Avenue
Baptist Church. Delaware avenue and
West street, tomorrow, will be In
charge OF the Rev Joseph Y. Irwin,
s. n. H.. who will take for the sub
iect OF The sermon at 1870 o'clock,
"Our Lords Teaching on Prayer"
At 2 O'Clock the Sunday School
will hold its session, In charge of SUI
perintendent Walter r.. Hope. The
Christian EndeayOr meeting, at Gao
O'Clock: leader, Mrs. Alice Groves /:
topic. ''Will a Man Rob God?"
The evening service, at 13O o'clock,
will open with an inspirational song
service. The large chorus choir,
under the dictatorship Of Caleb A
Cline, Will be assisted by the sunday
School orchestra, under me leader
ship OF William Wallace. The. pastor
viii take for the subject OF the SER
mon. "The Importance OF Being IN
Love- The musical program VIII be
as follows: .a ,
Bach: anthem. 81 Lay My Sins on
Iesnsu HaWley: anthem. Come le
Disconsolate." Camp; organ post
nide March" Clark. Evening
organ prelude. Evening Song Schu-
mann. anthem. soldiers or Christ
krise Nfnshall: anthcm. Lift up
Your Heads" Rockwell; organ post
lude. Grand Chocur in c." Chauvet;
The monthly meeting Of the Board
~ neacons meets on Monday evening,
al Inc home Of the pastor, io02 Wash,
ineton street. The fl-La-OX-Cla-Del
viii meet on Monday evening, at the
church The prayer and praise ser.
vice on Wednesday evening; az :
o'clock. This will be Followed by the
monthly business meeting.
Evening journal., 1920-05-22
SPECIAL MUSICALE AT
BRANDYWINE M. E.

At Westminster Church, corner
Pennsylvania avenue and Rodney
street, the Rev. Charles l.. Candee, d.
d., will preach at the morning ser
vice at 1890 o'clock. The double
quarien, under the direction OF Fred
erick w. Wyatt, win sing the an
thems. 81 Have God Always Before
Me, - by Smallwood. and Jesus the
Very Thought Of Thee by Shelley.
The organ numbers will be. prelude
in F, by West and "Postlude in c %
by Capellen.
The graded Sunday school will
meet al noon in the chapel, and the
Bible classes at the same time in the
body Of the church. Visitors will be
welcomed at any OF the sessions OF
Of the school or at the Bible classes.
At the Vesper service at 4 O'Clock,
Dr. Candee will take for the theme
Of his sermon, 1.-THE Crisis Of the
Church" " The double quartet will
sing the anthems. "send out Thy
Light" by Gounod and savior Again
10 Thy Dear Name" by Shirley. The
organ numbers will be. prize song
by Wagner and March in D." by
Harris.
The young people will hold their
regular Sunday evening service in the
chapel al z o'clock The studies in
Fosdick's book. "rhe Manhood OF the
Master will be continued
Evening journal., 1920-05-22
PENTECOSTAL SERMON
AT EPWORTH CHURCH

Union Methodist Episcopal Church.
the Rev. Harvey Winfield Ewing, ID.
d.. minister. viii have services to-
morrow as follows Glass meeting at
$50 o'clock: worship at 1890 O'Clock ;
sermon subject. Present Day pente-
cost" Sunday school at , O'Clock
w. L. Bicking, superintendent Ep-
worth League at go o'clock; ]. Syl-
vester Barnett. president; evening
worship at l30; sermon subject The
Man With His Eyes Opened.
The music for the day: organ
Fantasia Faulkes; anthem, 1.-THE
Lord Is My Light and My Salvation, q
H0fmer; solo, Hear Me, o Father,
Briggs. by Harper Spry: offertory
"Berceuse,' p Delbruck; postlude, Toe
cata in T, Rogers: anthem. saviour
Breathe an Evening Blessing" Wal.
colt, solo, The Nesper Hour,
Coombs. Mrs. Lester Downing: offer
tory, March OF the Priests" Wagner
Evening journal., 1920-05-22
my PENTECOST,'
PASTORS Theme
Pentecostal Week to Be OBJ
served at Harrison St.
M. E. Church
INVITED GUESTS"
EVENING SUBJECT

Services appropriate to Pente-
oostal week will be held at Harrison
Street NJ. E. Church. Seventh and
Harrison streets tomorrow the Rev.
William h. Habbart, pastor, will
preach morning and night.
The services for the day will be
as follows:
$50 o'clock. class meeting, George
B. Crossan, leader: 1890 o'clock,
preaching service; prelude, melody.
Wely; anthem. 20 for a Closer Walk
With Cod Widner, soloist, George
Leslie Schafer; duet I'm the Cross or
Christ / Glory" Howe, Mrs. Wilmer
Calvin Hlehneld and Mr.. Schafer; SER
mon subject My PentecOst" solo,
Mrs. Highneld; postlude, professional
March. Kinder
1915 p. m. Sunday school. 7. Elmer
Perry, superintendent. Services in
keeping with PentecOstal Week. Mems
Bible class, all men invited.
$50 o'clock, Senior Epworth League.
This service Will be observed as a
Pentecostal meeting Topic: Christian
Principals and Public Health in
Everyday Living" Clarence Keen,
leader.
7.3O o'clock, preaching service; or
gan recital: a. prelude, Pattison; b.,
Minuet in G. Beethoven; C, Melody in
G minor. Schunann; song service; an
them, More Love TO Thee" Ed
wards: anthem, 20 Jesus Thou Art
Standing" Ambrose; sermon subject
The Invited Guests" solo by Mrs.
Highfleld; postlude, Festal Process
sional March, Hackett.
Evening journal., 1920-05-22
FOOLS PARADISE
TOBEDISCUSSED
Services at Second Baptist
to Be Featured by
Baptism
ORGAN PRELUDE
DURING SERVICES

The Rev. Spencer B. Messer, D. D.,
pastor OF Second Baptist Church,
Ninth and Franklin streets, will have
a baptism prior 10 the morning SER
vices there tomorrow. The sermon
subject will be "Confessor and Con
fessed." The evening sermon subject
will be THE Fools Paradise"
The Bible School meets at noon,
with classes for all ages J. Broad
dus COpcs, superintendent. The
Senior G. h. S0cgty VIII meet at Gas
O'Clock, in the chapel; leader, Elsie
Morrow: subject. "Will a Man Rob
God?" The musical program will be
as follows:
Morning -"Organ Prelude in D."
ballet H. LOomis. orgamst; quartet
selected solo, Consider and Hear
Me-" Pslueger, Mrs Julia Baynard
Clark; organ posllude, "Onertoire," "
Reed Evening, organ prelude, no
nance" Lemar; quartet, "Ihe INVi-
light Shadows FAN, Wood; quartet,
lord Of Our Life" Field; organ
reveries.
Wednesday evening al SAC p. m the
mid-week meeting will be held, led
by Dr. Meeser, subject ''The Christ
ian's Quiet Life
Evening journal., 1920-05-22
REV. C..PECK
TOPREACH HERE
Prominent Baltimore Min
lister viii Conduct Serv-
vices at Grace M. E.
ORGAN RECITAL ON
EVENINGS PROGRAM

The morning and evening services
at Grace ~ r. Church tomorrow VIII
be IN charge of the Rev Dr. George
Clarke Peck, superintendent OF the
Maryland General Hospital, Baltimore.
Nd. Or Peck was for a number on
years pastor OF The First Church. Bal
iimore. The musical program at the
sevices will be:
Morning-organ prelude, "Thc Shcp-
herds Song" lemmensi antnen.
"Praise the Lord. q Jerusalem
Maunder;. oiferiory soprano solo, MIS-.
Clark; organ postlude, "Marche ko-
Fvenlne 7aO o'clock 10 7.i5 o'clock
ORGAN recital March Triumphal,
Dubois: "rold at Twilight Frysing-
er: "Canzoneita.~ y Nodolinsh; anthem,
90 n Is L. FalIre; offertory, souls
On Inc Righteous" Noble: organ post
lude FESTIVAL IN ~" Beste.
Institute Booster Night VIII ne op-
served az the Epworlh League service
40 6.i5 o'clock. Siereopticon views or
rarles Mere. the home OF the Eagle s
Mere Institute OF which. Dr. SnmWall
is dean viii be shown ana many OF
the pleasures attending The instltule
viii be conveyed TO those present. "
Is expected That Grace Epworih
League VIII send large delegation to
the Institute this year.
The Mems Dinner will be held IN me
church house Wednesday at o'clock.
Gcorsn Murphy will read a paper
on The Holy Land" The mldweek
service at 7i5 O'Clock viii be IN
charge OF the units under The super
vision OF l.. r.. Layncld. The unlis
are. No. Q. Mrs. j. r. smith; No. 81,
DOUGLAS C. Newman; No. t3. William
Duer: No. "A Howard Jones; NO. 40,
7 w Robertson. No. 90 Miss Sallie
Shaw. Nf- @
The Graor Tennis Club viii meet at
Tower Hill, Thursday at $50 o'clock.
A Junior League party viii be held
IN the Church House az 800 O'Clock
Friday. Many interesting games ana
stunts have been planned and a merry
time is assured all the boys and girls
who attend
The Bows Club will meet In The
Church House, Saturday, at 10
O'Clock. The pictures viii be THE.
Story OF the Stars and Stripes and The
Origin and Development OF the en-
blem OF the United States Of Amer
iea.~
Evening journal., 1920-05-22
MEMORIAL SERVICES
MT. SALEM CHURCH

The Rcv. Leonard White. pastor OF
Mt. Salem NJ. r. Church. will preach
a special sermon at the Joint me-
mortal day services OF the G.. A. r.,
Delaware Camp, No. 4. American Le-
gion; j l.. Fisher. Naval Post; sons
Of Veterans; The p. o. S. OF A.. and
the lr. o. u. A. NJ, at that church To-
morrow morning. at 1890 O'clock. lie
win speak on the subject Hitherto
Haih The Lord Helped Us"
The congregation will furnish auto
mobiles 10 carry the Civil War Veler-
ans TO and from their headqnariers
The Sunday school Of Riddle Me
mortal Chapel will meet at 23C
o'clock, in charge or n. w. Brown,
superintendent
The EpNorth League devotional
service will be held at 7i5 o'clock.
This viii be followed by the regular
preaching service, az o'clock. AT
his service the pastor will conclude
The reading with comments OF the
principal address 10 The General Con
ference. The lrst part Of the address
was given last Sunday evening and
there was a demand for the rest of 10.
The monthly mark-up win be held
Tuesday evening. al O'clock. An in
teresting program is being prepared.
Evening journal., 1920-05-22
TO SPEAK ON THE
10Th CENTURY YOUTH

The services tomorrow, at Nc
Cabe Memorial Methodist Episcopal
Church will begin at 1890 a. m. The
subject for the morning sermon will
be The Cross Our Glory" In the
evening, at 8 o'clock, the pastor will
speak 20 young people. The subject
Will be The Twentieth Century
Youth and His Politics" The sun
day school in all departments, will
meet at 1915. The Young PEOPLES
Society OF Epworth League, will hold
their devotional services at 7t5
AZ both the morning and evening
services the choir will give a pro-
gram Of good music. Everybody well
come.
Evening journal., 1920-05-22
.MADELEY TO HOLD
SERVICES

Tomorrow will be Pentecostal Day
at Madeley NJ. =. Church. corner ~
3 and Claymont strets. John II Ford
VIII conduct the mems class Al Q3n
q. m. At 1890 O'Clock. the pastor
the Rev. J.. NJ. Broadway. will breach
on "practicing Holiness SUNDAY
School viii meet in their rooms Al
2i3 O'Clock. Epworth Loagne will
hold devotional services al 6.45 o. m
The pastor viii preach at s O'clock
ON "Ihe Publican in the Temple"
John II. Ford viii direct the choir
In a song service.
Evening journal., 1920-05-22
VIM. P. WHITE TO
Lead Choir
Special Musical Program
Arranged for Services
at Silverbrok M. E.
PASTOR TO PREACH
MORNING AND NIGHT

Services OF more than usual inter-
est will be held tomorrow at Silver
brook NJ. Z. Church, opposite Union
Park Gardens The Rev. Ellwood w
Jones VIII conduct the morning ser
vice. having as his theme, "The Spir-
iiual Brotherhood ~ Miss COnnell will
give a short organ recital. William
p. White. the well-knoWn song lead
er will lead the choir. Special num-
bers will be given. The sunday School
IN charge OF Joseph w. Coley, will
meet at noon. The pastor will havn
charge OF the mems Bible class. His
subject will be. "The Selection Of
Leaders" The Junior league, in
charge Of Robert Green, viii meet at
1 o'clock.
The evening service. beginning at
1.30 O'Clock. will be featured by con-
gregatiOnai singing. The subject OF
the evening sermon viii be, The
Neglect OF the Wedding Garment"
Glass meeting In charge OF James
r. COiey, VIII meet on Tuesday night.
Following this meeting the sunday
School teachers will meet for the
study OF the lesson. The study period
being in charge OF Miss Williams.
The mid-Week class and prayer ser
vice, led by the pastor, will be held
wednesday nignt.
Evening journal., 1920-05-22
DR.. HOFFMAN, OF
KOREA, TOTALK
Will Address Congregation
of West Presbyterian at
Morning Services
MUSIC TO FEATURE
EVENING SERVICES

The congregation OF West Presby-
terian Church, Eighth and Washing
ton streets, Will be addressed by two
visiting ministers tomorrow. The
morning services al 1890 o'clock VIII
be I'm charge OF the Rev q. 5. HOff-
man. ID. D.. OF Korea, and IN the even
ing the Rev. w. p. Dickens Lewis, D..
D.. OF Cleveland, Ohio, Will preach.
Or Hoffman. OF Korea, who will
occupy the pulpit OF The church in
the morning, Is one OF the leaders 10
the church movement for the moral
and educational uplift or the Koreans.
He Is considered by the Presbyter-
ian Board one OF their strongest men.
He is a man with wonderfully in
spring message and holds great audi
cnces by the power OF his eloduence.
The musical program at the morn
ing services will be: Organ prelude,
I'm u Flat by Read The POstlude,
yGrand Sorlle," by Lemaigre anthem,
10 Come Let Us Sing by Nedham,
soloist. Mrs Woodmancy; quartet.
"What a Friend We Have in Jesus. "
by Martin. Mrs. j. r. Woodmansey,
Mrs. J.. G. Allen, j. 4. Clymer, f. r.
Jones.
Two p. m, the Bible School meets
In all departments Glasses for all
ages. Music by Banks Orchestra.
Mrs. Smiley viii teach the lesson
in the Women's Glass at the same
hour.
The MEMS Glass meets in the main
auditorium at o'clock. Music by
Jacobs Orchestra.
O.. r. Society at Gas o'clock sub
iect. "Wlll a Man Rob God?" Mis-
slonary meeting led by the mission
ary committee.
Tho peoples popular service oi
song meets at 730 o'clock. Al this
service Miss Hilda Brand we'll
known violinist, viii play "Chanson-
irisle," by Tschaikowski. and her
violin solo will be heard to advan-
iage by the West Church congrega-
ti0n organ prelude, Hymn OF The
Angel" by Fletcher: postlude, Grand
Choir" by Borey; anthem, quartet
and chorus. "Hark. Hark. My Soul" ;"
by Beethoven. Mrs. J n WO0dmancy,
Mrs. J. C. Allen. J. Y. Clymer. f. z.
Jones and choir: solo and chorus,
seek We the Lord" by Roberts, VIII
liam Milliken and choir; offertory,
"praise We the Lord" by Brown.
soloist. S. Harrington Jones
Evening journal., 1920-05-22
PASTOR TO TALK
TO Children
Morning Services at Kings
wood to Be Attended
BY Youngsters
DECISION DAY
IN SUNDAY SCHOOL,

Services at Kingswood NJ E Church
tomorrow will be featured by a five
minute talk TO the children at the
morning service by the pastor, ON the
subject, "A Trusty Ticker" The
theme at the morning service will be
'snhe Heavenly Nision-Is Il Yours ?"
The order OF services at the church
tomorrow wild be as follows:
1880 O'Clock, the choir will sing
Rouse Ie Christian Soldiers" j"
Burke, and Long Ago in Gailee, ="
Geibel; sermon subject. The Heav-
enly Nision--Is IL Yours?"
At 2 o'clock, decision day will be
observed in the Bible SCHOOL, S. H
Pippin, superintendent.
645 o'clock, Epworth League de-
votional meetings; 7.45 O'Clock, ser
vice OF song, including "The Half Has
Never Been Told" Hudson, and king
a Ruler So Royal" Geibel, by the
choir.
The Junior Choir will sing also The.
evening subject will be Playing
the Races Without Losing Our Dia-
monds and Cash"
Evening journal., 1920-05-22
NEW CHORISTER
AT OLD ASBURY

As Asbury NJ. Z. Church Third and
Walnut streets, the Rev. George
White Dawson, pastor. will conduct
both morning and evening services
w. n. Parker viii be the leader at the
prayer meeting 40 9 O'Clock. Morning
sermon al 1920 oNlock. subject "rhe
Day n pentecOst Has Fully Come. +"
Sunday School at . n. m. Enworih
League viii be held at $40. the
theme being, christian Principles in
Personal Health" The leader win he
Ellsworth Hsrrigan, OF Marcus Hook.
The subject for the sermon at Z "a
p M. will be, "1he Sealing OF the
Spirit" Miss Floral NJ. Folsom Will
give a A-minute talk 10 the children
at the morning service. Thomas b
kllvinglon has been secured as Choir
ister
Evening journal., 1920-05-22
SCOTT M. E. WILL
OBSERVE PENTECOST

Services tomorrow at Scott NJ. Z.
Church. Seventh and Spruce streets,
viii be as follows Glass meeting.
r.. n Gilbert leader. 9t5 o'clock I:
preaching at 1890 O'Clock by the Rev
r. ] Sard; subject. ''rhe Feast OF
Pentecost, the Baptism Of the Holy
Ghost" organ prelude. professional
March" Clark; anthems, "He Wafer
eth the Hills" Spinney: "Send Out
Thy Licht.' Gounod. posilude
"Avonle, Frost; Sundey school. 9
o'clock A T. Gilbert. superintendent .
Epwortb League. Gas O'clock; l. n.
Mills. leader; subject, Christian
Principles in Personal Health and
Public. 7.30. preaching sermon by the
pastor: subject. Satan 10 Be Bound
at the End Of This Age:" organ pre-
lude. -Allegretto." Heyser: anthems.
The Sunset GlOries or the West. 81
Halls ~Oh. Be Joyful in the Lord. %
Williams; postludc, "Postlude," BAIT
man.
On Thursday evening. May 27, an
organ recital and sacred concert Will
be given by the church choir, pro-
seeds for the pipe organ fund
Meeting Of the Brotherhood. g. r.
Nandegrift president, on Friday eve-
ming at 1.45 O'Clock.
Evening journal., 1920-05-22
CHANNEL POWERS.
DIR. COLLINS TOPIC

Pentecost Sunday will be observed
at Trinity NJ. E. Church tomorrow
with the Rev. E. H. Collins in charge.
The morning subject will be "Chan-
mel Power" And at the evening serv-
ices the sermon will be who is at
Fault That Our Friends Are Not
Saved"
The days services begin al Q o'clock
with a class meeting in charge OF
John Lacey. The Bible school meets
at o'clock, C. s Cook, Jr.. in charge.
All offerings will be devoted to the
parsonage fund; 7.i5 o'clock, the Ep-
worth League devotional service, Mrs
j. c. Galloway, leader. Subject,
"Christian Principles in Personal and
Public Health; o'clock. the peoples
popular praise and gospel service.
Evening journal., 1920-05-22
SERMON
BYDR. H. W. EWING

The services at Epworth NJ T.
Church, Tenth and Lombard streets
tomorrow, Will open at $50 o'clock.
with class meetings led by George W.
Booker. Al The morning service the
sermon from The subject "pentecost Sc
VIII be preceded by a nve-minute
talk 10 the children. The SUNDAY
school at p. m. viii be in charge Of
The superintendent w. L. Ovordeer
The Epworth League at $50 o'ciock.
will be led by James r. Alexander
Tho pastors subject for the eveninr
John"
Evening journal., 1920-05-22
UNITARIAN CHURCH.

How Did Jesus Christ Come 10 Be
as God2n will be the sub
ject Of the third historical address
by the Rev W. A. Nrooman in the
Unitarian Church, West street, above
Eighth street. tomorrow morning.
The services begin at i0.i5 O'Clock
The choir will be under the leader.
ship Of Miss Wales. Everyone wei
come
Evening journal., 1920-05-22
CAMEL SWALL0WING,'
SERMON SUBJECT

The Rev r. p Mordecai, pastor OF
Eastlake Presbyterian Church. will
preach at the morning service tomor-
row, on the subject, "How to Real
lie a Popular Slogan" The evening
service will be held at 7A5 o'clock
subject. Camel Swallowing The
Christian Endeavor meets at 7 O'Clock.
Sunday School at usual hour.
Evening journal., 1920-05-22
NEW NJ ID cnIincH

The order OF services at the Metho-
dist Protestant Church, at the Jr. q.
L. A. NJ Hall, 907 Tatnall street. to-
morrow will be as follows: 1890
o'clock. subject. "A Three-Fold Stew
ardship." and at the evening sermon
the topic win be, THE Old Gospel
for the New Time sunday School
meets at noon.