Evening journal., 1921-10-24
NEWS GOSSIP
OF new CASTLE
Or. Irving Watkins breaches
Sermon at Methodist
Church Anniversary
NEW ORGAN is
ALSO DEDICATED
specIal 70 nc EvenIns journal.

celebrauon OF the onc-hundrcdtl
anniversary OF the New Castle Meth
odist Church. formerly, Nazareth NJ
f. Church, opened yesterday morn.
ing under most favorable conditions
at the 3 o'clock service. The class
room was filled TO overiowing, thu
largest gathering OF worshipper,
since the inception OF the class. Al
the preaching service at 1890 tn,
auditorium was filled to capacity
with standing room at premium
The opening sermon was by the Rev
Irving Watkins. d. D.. OF Norwalk
Conn, one OF the oldest former pas.
tors. His subject was where Ar
Thou p"
The church was beautifully dec
Grated with ferns autumn leaves and
flowers in season. and draped with
American flags Owing to DR.. Rob.
ert Watt. district superintendent be-
ing unable to attend the service
yesterday morning, the Rev. j. r
Bicking. pastor Of the church. dedi-
Gated the baptismal font. h G
gift Of Mr.. and Mrs. William Leach
in memory OF their children; the
pulpit stand. the gift Of the Sunday
school in memory Of Rev. James NJ.
Wise; the pulpit chair the gift OF
the members Of the Sherwood fam
fly in memory Of Miss Anna Sher-
wood; the communion table, the gift
of the Sunday school in memory OF
Mrs. Edward Challenger, and the
new s44OO Molar pipe organ. re-
d crH 1.tr he oh nd
its several societies.
Vaughan Robert Lancaster, in
FAINT son OF Mr.. and Mrs Vaughan
Lancaster, OF Baldton. was chris
tened by the Rev. ]. r. Bicking fol-
lowing the dedication service.
A hymn which was written by
Harry Luton. OF Chester, Pa, and
dedicated to the local church FOR
use during Its anniversary celebra.
ton. was presented yesterday morn
ing by his wife. Mrs Addie Lutton
a former member OF the church ant
sung by the choir. II will b
used at every service during IN
weeks celebration. II is as follows
At this anniversary meeting. what
glory we behold.
ing earth with gold.
And the glorious time Is comin
which the prophets long foretold
Our Church Is marching on.
Chorus;
Glory. glory hallelujah,
Glory. glory hallelujah.
Glory. glory hallelujah,
Our Church is marching on.
For the glory Of the Master, wesle,
taught beyond the sea.
And preached this great salvation
which delivers you and me.
And happy voices shout the news
Redeeming love and free.
Our Church is marching on.--Chc
Our jubilee Is sounding, and mil
lion voices roll,
Around the earth the echo as
spreads from pole to pole;
And Christ the hope OF Glory thrill
the true believing soul,
Our Church is marching on.-Ch'
Il. A hundred years Of marching and
hundred years OF song;
Our church has been advancing, an
the time viii not be long
When he shall claim the heathe
world. and overthrow all wrong
Our Church is marching on.-Ch
And when our tolls are ended
the heights for evermore.
with the saints Of all the ages
will shout the battle Ger;
And in the golden city we will 10
the conqueror,
Our Church is marching on.-Ch
The church was filled 10 its capa
ftv at the service at 7.30 o'clock
which time the Rev. r. L. Hubbar
retired. OF Cambridge. Nd, preach'
on sinners Assurance" In a
dition TO the preaching service
exceptionally well-rendered music
program was presented under u
direction OF the chorister James
Challenger. and the members OF n
Junior and senior choirs.
Tonight will be known as Dorc'
Society and Baraca Glass Night
the church, the second Of the ceI
tenniai anniversary celebration.
The service will begin at "a
o'clock. az which time the Rev. job
I. Johnson. OF Crisheld. Nd, form'
pastor. who organized the Barac
Class during his pastorate here. wi
deliver an address in honor OF III
Two classes
Clarence Ingram was fined So an
costs by Mayor Cramer for disorde
ly conduct and street hghting la
evening. He was also held in 81,
bail for a further hearing before Il
Mayor at 7 o'clock this evening
the charge OF wife beating by :
wife, Mrs. Gertrude B. Ingram,
913 School street.
Seminole Tribe OF Red Men v
hold its weekly business session
Masonic Temple at o'clock t
evening.
The forty hours devotion sery
began in st. Peters r. c. Chu
yesterday morning. The servi
throughout the day were largely
tended. In the evening the F
Frederick V. Campbell preached
eloquent sermon on the forty no
spent by Christ in the tomb.
Chandler II. Gebhart, president
the New Castle Athletic Associate
has called a special neetins OF
~-soc'r to be hold In the
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