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SERMON SERIES IN PROGRESS.
Rev. w. A. yrooman of First Uni
tartan Discusses Interesting Topics.

What Laymen in Liberal Churches
Think of Religion" is the subject of a
series OF sermons which will be
preached in First Unitarian Church.
West street above Eighth. by the pas
tor. Rev. w. A. Vrooman, and other
speakers during the winter. They
will begin tomorrow with the subject
"A Religion Without Miracles and
Proof Texts" and will continue each
Sundya, until January, as follows:
Sunday. November 90, "A Religion
That Has Survived Fifteen Centuries
Of Persecution"
Sunday. November 27, Thanksgiv-
ing service. "A Religion of Liberty,
Democracy and Law"
Sunday. December 4, Iaymen's
Sunday. "A Religion Whose God is
the Father and Friend of All Man
kind" Sermon by Hon. Owen B. Jen-
kins, former State Senator and at
torney -at-law, Philadelphia.
Sunday. December II. "A Religion
That Believes in the Infinite Worth
and Unending Growth of Man"
| Sunday. December IS, "A Religion
of Worship, Sincerity and Service
! Sunday, December 20, Christmas
service. "A Religion Which is
Founded on Faith in the Love of God
IA Taught by Jesus Christ"
Sunday, January I. New Year ser.
vice. "A Religion Which Faces the
Future TO Welcome the Light OF the
Coming Year
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Mrs. w. 8. Weedon--Rev William
RI. Darbic, Seaford.
Mrs. Irving Warner-Rvg. l.. N.
Galley, ID. d.. Philadelphia.
Mrs. r.. A. Wardenburg Rev. s.
Ezra NeilsirlS. Pittston, Pa, Rev. G. H.
II. Turner. Lewes.
r.. G. Woodbridge Rev. Dudley
Boogher, Martinsburg. West, Va.
At the Hotel du Pont--Rev. Paul s.
Atkins. York, Pa: Rev. George @.
Bartlett. philadelphia; Mr.. George c.
Burgwln. Pittsbtrg; Mr.. Edward +.
Brinton. Lancaster. Pa; Mr.. II. y.
Blair, Washington: Mr.. Henry l..
Beers, Dover: Deaconess Colesbury
Philadelphia: Rev. j. u. Freeman,
Washington; Col. Hopper Gibson,
Centreville: Rev. Homer A. Flint,
Pittsburg; Rev. William Il. Gardner
New York City; Mr.. George w. John
son, New Castle. Pa; Robert ID. Lewis
amherst, Va; Rev. Alexander Mac
Nlllen, Carlisle. Pa: Mr.. Y. NJ. North
Columbia. Pa: Mr.. III. l.. Rust, Wash
ington; Rev. William r. Reynolds
New Castle. Pa. T; Col. E. V. ID. Seldom.
Oil City, Pa; Rev. and Mrs. c. X.
Stetson. Washington; MIR. Harvey n.
Smith. Pittsburg; Mr.. and Mrs. Strai-
| ton. Reading. Pa. Mr.. and Mrs. E. s.
Shannahan. Easton, Md; Rev. John
w. Suter, Boston; Rev. @. c. Town
bley. Lancaster. Pa; Rev. Gardner l..
Tucker, Houma, La: Rev. G. r.
Warner. Wa .ington; Mr.. George n.
Reynolds. Lancaster.
Convention Plans.
| All plans have been completed for
the Synod OF the Protestant Episcopal
Church. which opens on Monday with
a reception. which will be rendered
the visiting delegates at the Bishop
stead by Bishop and Mrs. Cook and
members of the Church Club of Della
ware. Luncheon VIII be served each
day of the convention in the Hotel du
Pont. At the first luncheon, addresses
will be made by Bishop Cook. Gov
| ernor Denney, Mayor Harvey, Presi-
dent Hullihen of the University OF
Delaware and Bishop Brown of Vir-
ginia. president of the Synod.
Bishop Gailor of Tennessee, presi-
dent OF the Presiding Bishop Council
will address the first business session
which opens in Trinity Church at 10
10 ilotk iut6otl IAtN. LII
James r. Freeman, rector of the
Church of the Epiphany. Washington
will be another speaker. Fifteen
bishops OF the Episcopal Church and
more than 200 guests are expected
to attend the sessions.
A massmeeting will be held Tues
day evening in st. Johns Church
with mossions at the topic Of discus
with missions as the topic of discus
rector of st. Johns Church, for many
years a missionary at Hang How
: China. will talk. Two other massmeet
ipgs will be held during the synod, ont
IN Emmanuel Church on the matter o
Christian education, and another il
st. Andrews Church on Social Ser
vice." Revs. G.. L. Tucker and JOIN
! w. Sutter, Jr., will address the Chris
tian education meeting. and Rev. c. G
, Twombley will be the speaker a
Thursdays meeting.
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URGES DISARMAMENT.
]. II. Scattergood VIII Lecture Tomor.
row Afternoon Mt Tenth Street Meeting

]. Henry Scattergood OF Philadei-
phia. who will speak on The Hope
for Disarmament and the Conference,
at Friends Meeting House. Tenth and
Harrison streets. tomorrow afternoon
a 2.30 p. m., was leader in arrange
ing the details of war relief work OF
tho American Friends Service Com
mittee in France. He was in Paris Al
the time of the Peace Conference.
He is we'll informed on the progress
of the movement for limitation OF
armaments. and the conference Just
assembling in Washington, and had
been speaking on this subject TO many
different groups. The public is IN
yited TO hear him. 1t will be COM
nunity meeting. Lantern slides VIII
b. shown.
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METHODIST EPISCOPAL.
Wesley.


Wesley M. r. Church. Linden and
Jackson streets. Rev. Zack w. Wells,
pastor. Preaching tomorrow morning
and evening by tho pastor; subject,
80. The Enthronement of Reason"
Sunday school and other regular. meet
ings at the usual hours.
Holly Oak.
Holly Oak NJ. E. Church, Holly Oak,
Rev. G. j. Greene, pastor. Preaching
by Rev. f. c. Lanhoff. Jr.. tomorrow
evening at 745. subject, "Faith."
Special musical program at evening
service. Sunday school at 2.
Hlllcrest.
Services tomorrow at Hillcrest Nj
r. Church. of which Rev. NJ. ID. Nut
ter Is pastor. will include preaching a
II n. m. and 7.S0 p. m. Sunday schoo
will be held at y, m, under the di
rcction of Superintendent Fulmer. an,
the Epworth League will meet at
y. m. A'feature of the services vii
be n musical program by st, Paul.
Nj. T.. Choir
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Bible Students Services.

The subject for the address at 8
o'clock tomorrow afternoon before the
international Bible Students Associa-
tion, in Jr. o. U. A. NJ. Hall, 907 Tat
nall street, by John Clendening, will
be IN the Shadow of Great Rock
In Weary Land" After the lecture
Mr.. Clendening will answer written
Bible questions. The usual Bible
classes will be conducted at o'clock
at the same address, and the evening
Bible class Will be conducted at 7.S0
o'clock in room 207, Lodge Building,
1112 King street.
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MAJOR j. j. HABECKER
HEADS VOLUNTEERS

Major and Mrs. John j. Habecker
Of Philadelphia have been assigned
the direction OF the work of the Vol
unteers of America IN Wilmington
and have started plans for the dis
tribution of food on Thanksgiving.
The new officials have been work
ing in the interest of the Volunteers
since 1896, and have had wide exper-
ience. their work extending from
coast 70 coast. Major Habecker was
an active merchant in Philadelphia
for 20 years, serving two terms as
president of the Philadelphia Produce
Exchange. He has Travelled extensive
ly. having made 20 trips TO the Pacific
Coast and several expeditions TO Alas
ka, once heading an exploring ex-
pedition to the Behring Sea. lie spent
several years in the gold fields of Cal
lfornia,
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ST. ANDREWS WOMEN
TO ENTERTAIN SYNOD

AT Q o'clock Tuesday, registrations
for the Episcopal Synod will take
place in st. Andrews parish house.
After the meeting Tuesday the Wo-
mems Auxiliary of st. Andrews
Church will serve tea for the guests.
Every member Of St, Andrews branch
is asked TO consider herself member
Of the reception committee ana 10
make the guests feel at home.
Considerable literature from the
Church Mission House in New YORK,
and the Tract Society of Philadelphia
has been received and will be on dis
play at the Synod. Mrs. Edward
/ Trough of Calvary parish Will be in
charge. Some of the literature will
/ he for sale and some will be for free
distribution.
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Sgw N. r. CHURCH.
Plans For Building Completed an&
Being Estimated Upon.

At the services Of Peninsula N. r.
Church. In the Jr. o. 4. a. NJ. Hail.
907 TatnaIl street. tomorrow, Hevs
Leonard B Smith. pastor. will preach
at 1870 a. m. on Our Greatest Need"
In the evening he win conduct an
evapgelistIc service.
Plans for the new church. TO Be
erected at Twentieth and Washington
streets. have been placed in the hands
Of builders for making estimates.
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CHRISTIAN ENDEAyOR NEWS.

The City Union meeting on Monday
night last at the First-Central Church
proved TO be an interesting and en-
joyabl" c'.e. The siy-inn'ng baseball
game for subscriptions to the Christian
Endeavor World proved to be keen
ly contested one. and the spirit mani
tested augurs we'll for the future. The
banner for attendance at this meet
ing was won by the First NJ. p. Soc!e-
ty,
The Union social planned for No
vember 81 at Hanover Church bids
fair 10 be highly interesting 3nc
Every society IN the city IS 10 have
a part therein. and tho society thn;
gives the best stunt is 10 be awarded
a prize.
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Bishop Monaghan in Elkton.

Rt. Rev. John J. Monaghan. Bishop
of the Wilmington diocese. VIII go to
Elkton. Nd. tomorrow afternoon. and
administer the sacrament OF confir-
nation to n large class OF children and
grown persons at the Church of the
immaculate Conception. Of which Rev,
T.. p. Arnd Is pastor.
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MISSIONARY SOCIETY
HAS MEMORIAL SERVICE
Women Pay Tribute TO Soldiers
Who Made Supreme
Sacrifice.

The Wilmington conference Of the
Women's Home missionary Society
Of the Methodist Episcopal Church
closed It's thirty-ffth annual conven-
tion yesterday at Grace Church. with
impressive memorial service for the
soldiers who made the supreme sacri-
fire. Rev. Dr. Robert Watt -. D.. su-
porintdent Of Wilmington District. de-
livercd the address.
The conference officers for 1920-2f,
were reelected for tho coming year az
follows: President. Mrs. J. Te'ley
Smith, Wilmington. corresponding
secretary. Mrs G. Wesley Weldin
Wilmington: assistant. Mrs. r. r.. Mar
ltindale, Salisbury. Md; RECORDING
secretary. Miss Emily X Finn, vii
lnington: treasurer. Mrs. John II
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Zion.
LAWSON SONG RECITAL.
Noted Soprano Soloist at st. Andrews
November 20.

Mrs. ,Franceska Lawson, a popular
soprano soloist OF Washington. d. c.,
will appear in a song recital at ST.
Andrews parish house. Eighth and
Orange streets, on the evening of
November %, under the auspices OF
ST Andrews choir.
Mrs. Lawson has a voice of unusual
merit, and her singing has been we'll
received in the large cities Of the
South and East. Her appearance in
Wilmington will. it is expected. be OF
much interest to lovers of music.
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st. James brotherhood.

st. James brotherhood OF Grace
NJ. Il. Church VIII hold It's monthly
meeting IN the church house next
Monday evening. An interesting en-
tertainment has been provided. In
clud.ng n book review on "The Amer
ieanizntion of Edward BoS," by Prof
joy Miller,
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Nelus of the Churches
PRESBYTERIAN.
rirst.Central.

|
First and Central Presbyterian
Church, Tenth md Market streets.
Rev. Aquila Webb, pastor. Preaching
tomorrow morning and evening by the
pastor. Subject, 1890, Towns With
cut Walls"; TAO. Angelic sinners"
Mems Bible class meeting, noon. sun
day school and other regular meetings
at the usual hours.
Westminster.
Westminster Presbyterian Church.
PENNSYLVANIA avenue and Rodney
street. Rev. c.. Il. Candee. pastor,
The pastor will preach at both SCR
vices tomorrow. morning subject,
Costs: evening subject, continuation
lof series on Comparative Religions"
Mid-weck services will be held as
usual.
Hanover.
| In Hanover Presbyterian Church,
Tomorrow morning. Rev. Charles II.
Bohner, pastor. will preach on the
subject stirring Up the People" His
evening sermon subject will be "The
Science OF Merriopathy." Before The
mems Bible class at the noon hour
Mr.. Bonner will continue his discus
sions on steps Toward Warless
World" his theme being "The Confer
lence on the Limitation OF Arma-
lments."
Eastlake.
Eastlake Presbyterian Church
ITwenty- and Market streets
Rev. Williem X. Lord. pastor. Ser
| vices tomorrow at 1890 and 7.3o
lSunday school, 2; prayer meeting, 7.45
West.
West Presbyterian Church. Eight
and Washington streets, Rev u
Franklin Smiley, pastor. Preaching
tomorrow morning by pastor. Sub
ljuct, 1890, "Our Neighbors'; 7.3o
nfty-third anniversary OF the Bibl'
school. Religious cantata, our Birth
day Party, under direction of Mis-
Grace Baird.
Olivet Presbyterian Church. Fourtl
and Broome streets. Rev. Joel S. GIL
! fillan, minister. Preaching tomorrow
morning and evening by the pastor
. Subject. 1890, "How Christian
Grow; 7.30, Gods Salvation.
, Sunday school and other regular meet
ings at the usual hours.
First United Presbyterian.
First United Presbyterian Church
Third and Broome streets. Rev. n. n
Calhoun, pastor. Preaching tomorrow
| morning and evening by the pastor
Subject. IL, THE Valley of Baca"
7.45, Seeing God" Sunday schoo
and other regular meetings at tn
rsual hours.
Italian Presbyterian.
First Italian Presbyterian Church
Seventh and du pont streets, Rev.
Dassori. minister. Preaching tomor
, row morning and evening by the pas
tor, Sunday school and other rcgula
: meetings at the usual hours.
Grccnhin.
= Greenhill Presbyterian Church. Ken
nett pike. Rev. Thomas Kerr, pastor
Preaching tomorrow morning at 10.45
Sunday school, $50. A mission stud
class meeting viii be held at "a,
: Tuesday evening.
= Elsmere.
q ihe SeiNit's u 'he tHsshcie iSshs
n lteriah Church, will be conducted to
I morrow by Rev. j. Erickson. Morn
4 ing worship at IL a. M, subject. .
i Narrow Way That Leads to n Lars
Life; evening worship at 7.30 p. II,
subject, Faith the Power of Crea
: ton" Sunday school at 10 A., n
: Christian Endeavor at $40 p, m.
S Delaware City.
: First Presbyterian Church OF Della
}, ware City, Rev. Robert Claiborne PIT
h lzer. minister. Preaching tomorro'
t, morning and evening by the paste
A Subject 1880, Buy the Truth; 7.3
5 1.-TWO Blind Men" Sunday school an
other regular meetings at the usu;
hours.
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MISCELLANEOUS.
81. Lake. Reformed Episcopal.


st. Lukes Reformed Episcopal
Church. Eighth and Monroe streets.
Rev. William L.ammlng, rec.or. Church
school at 10 tomorrow; morning prayeS
and sermon, IL; evening prayer and
sermon. 7.30. Mid-w services will
be held at o'clock Wednesday even
ing.
New Jerusalem.
New Jerusalem Church. pennsyl-
vania avenue and Broomc streets
Rev. George Henry Dole minister.
Preaching tomorrow morning by the
pastor. Subject. t0.45. How to Make
the conscience Grow
Friends.
Friends Meeting, Tenth and Har-
rlson streets. First Day (Sunday) at
1890 a. m. Bible class at 11.30: mid
week meeting on Fourth Day (wed-
nesday) at 7.45 y. m.
Missionary Alliance.
Christian and Missionary Alliance,
504 West Fifth street. Services to-
morrow will be as follows: $50, prayer
service; 1890, sermon by the pastor;
1890, Sunday school; $40, Young
| Peoples Meeting; T.30, sermon by the
pastor. Prayer meeting Monday even
ing. On Wednesday evening the an.
nual Home Convention will open and
continue over the following Sunday
| with service each day at 2.30 ant
7.30.
Gospel Mission.
Mrs. NJ. f.. Virden. mlssionar.
who hns Just returned from Chine
will speak at the Full Gospel Mission
PIP Shipley street. at o'clock to
night, and at 1890 n. m. and an
7.30 y. m. tomorrow. Sunday schoo
will be held at o'clock tomorrow af
ternoon.
! Adycntists.
First Seventh Day Adventist Church
1904 Howland street, Rev. r. r. Col
lier pastor. Preaching Saturda,
morning at IL. Sabbath school an,
ether regular meetings at the usua
hours.
Scientists.
First Church OF Christ, Scientist
Park Place and Van Buren, stree
will hold services Sunday morning a
II o'clock and evening at 8: subject o
the lesson sermon, "Mortals and I'm
mortals." The Sunday school is he'll
at II o'clock. A reading room at 40
Industrial Trust Building IL open I
the public weekdays from 10 a. n
until Q y. m. except Wednesday whel
e closes at ).
Progressive SplrltuslIsts,
Regular service tomorrow evening a
the First Progressive Spiritualis
Church. OPythian Castle HalD 80
West street. Mrs. Ellen NJ. Gof
ucentiate: messages by Mrs DeIane
of Philadelphia, Pa.
FraternaI SpirltunlIsts.
Fraternal Spiritualists Church
Eden Hall. tomorrow evening at 7.3
o'clock The service will be conducte
by Mrs. Moore. Lecture by Mr.. Pat
terson. Test message by Mrs. Kapra
Unitarian.
"a Religion Without Sacred Proof
texts and Miracles" will be the subjeC
Of sermon in the Unitarian Churcl
West street above Eighth. by Re-
w. A. Vrooman, tomorrow mornin
at II o'clock. This will be the frs
of a series on What Laymen
: Liberal Churches Think of Religion
Church school for religious educatio
? at 10.45 and kindergarten for sma
| children.
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Ella Thacher Union.

Tire regular meeting of the Dila
Thacher Union, ". G. IT. T., was heio
In Harrison Street church Wedhesoay
afternoon. Mrs. Charles Coiiins itaa
charge of the devotional exercises
IL was agreed to give $40 TO tho Anti
Saloon League during the month. The
ways and means committee gave the
treasurer s115. made during the past
three months, making over $500 rails
ed within a y, - This money meets
outside denencs, from Anti-Haioon
League, Hope Farm. dir.s' Industrial
School, Law and Order Society," etc,
During the month rs plants, three
baskets OF fruit, candy and bouquets
were distributed and a number OF
sick and shut ins We're visited.
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sunday Breakfast Mission.

Religious services are being hcld
nightly at the Sunday Breakfast Mis-
sion, ti5-il7 Shipley street. Richard
Kirkland win make an address at the
mission this evening. while W. A.
Satterfleld will be the speaker Sun
day evening. Sunday school win b
held at LIS .. m. tomorrow.
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PROTESTANT EPISCOPAL.
Trinity.


Trinity Church, Delaware avenue
and Adams street, Rev. Frederick NJ.
Kirkus. rector. The services tomor-
row will be as follows: Holy COM
munion, 7.S0; Sunday school, $50:
morning prayer. and sermon. IL;
evening prayer and sermon, 7.45. The
Pev. f. NJ. KirlIus will preach in the
morning, and evening.
Immanuc!.
Emmanuel Church. Seventeenth and
Rlveryiew avenue Morning and evaa-
ing prayer tomorrow at the usual
hours.
st. Andrews.
Services tomorrow at st. Andrews
shipley and Eighth streets, Rev
Eichard w. Trapnell. rector, Will pe
as follows. Holy communion at .;
Bible class and Sunday school, s.45
morning prayer and sermon at II
Special evening service with sacred
concert. Mendelssohn's Cantata, Hear
NV PRAYER" by the combiaed choirs
of Christ and St. Andrews churches
solos bv Christ Church quartet
choruses by the combined choirs.
ST. Matthew's. Mission.
Sunday school at $50; evening
prayer and address at ..
Calvary.
Calvary Episcopal Church, Ihire
ard Washington streets. Rev. Il. "a
stevens. minister. Preaching tomor'
row morning and evening by tn'
tas,or. Subject. 1915, "rhe Mission
If the Church." 7.3o. THE Idea
psctor- Church school. and othel
regular meetings at the usual houis'
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BAPTIST.
North Baptist,


North Baptist Church J.ipco,,
street near Delaware avenue. Rev
| William l.. Pettingill minister: Ed
ward II. Washburn. associate pastor
Preaching at 1920 and 7.45 BY the
pastor. Morning subject, "Atonemer,
and Cleansing" evening, The Third
Study in the Series on the Book OF
The Revelation" Bible school al
| noon. 4.
Second.
| Second Baptist Church, Ninth. and
| Franklin streets, Rev George ID. Alli-
son, pastor. Preaching tomorrow
morning and evening; subject 1890
Christian Stewardship" 7.45, "The
Truth About Japan"
Delaware Avenue.
Delaware Avenue Baptist Church
Delaware avenue and West street
Rev. Joseph Y. Irwin, s. t. d.. pastor
Preaching tomorrow morning and
evening by the pastor. Subject. 1890
"How 70 Become a Better c. E." 40
| The Man Who Lost a Great Oppor.
tunity." Sunday school at 10 o'cloc,
and other regular meetings at the
| usual hours.
Bethany.
| Bethany BAPTIST Church, Jackson
| and Elm streets. Rev. C.. c. Earle
pastor. Preaching tomorrow morninr
and evening by the pastor. Subject
1890, THE Unknown Dead Know,
Peter Than the Known Living" 7.sO
Now is the Judgment of This World
.l.,x-
irigs at the usual hours.
First Swedish.
First Swedish Baptist Church
Vandever avenue and Church streets
Rev. c. a. Chader, pastor. Preachin
tomorrow morning and evening by tn
pastor. SIbiect, Io.45. Elijah ol
CARMEL" 7.S0. THE Weightiest Eek
in the Bible" Sunday school. an
other regular meetings at the usua
hours.
First German.
First German Baptist Church. Fiftl
land Walnut streets, Rev. w. a
Schoen, pastor. Services tomorrow a
follows: 10, preaching in German, sub
ject, Repentance and Faith" -11.15
I'lpit SNItpi, Tow N'i I'VE Az i<hShs
and preaching by the pastor, subject
THE Universal Offer of Salvation" :
prayer meeting will be held at IA
o'clock Wednesday evening.
Mt. Enon.
Mt. Enon Baptist Church, Rev. 4
G.. Scott, pastor. Services tomorrow
as follows: $50, Sunday school; 1875
covenant meeting; 5, 7. NJ. b. Y. p.
meeting; Z, covenant meeting;
Lords supper service. Weekly praye
services are held on "Wednesday an
Friday evenings.
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Graded sunday School Union.

The New Castle County Graded
Sunday School Union VIII hold IL
monthly meeting Monday evening ir
West Presbyterian Church. Mrs. G
II. Barber Of Philadelphia viii bes tn,
chief speaker. Miss Caroline Comfy
will sing,
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METHODIST PROTESTANT.
First.

First Methodist Protestant Church
Seventh street below Walnut. Rev
fred u. Holloway pastor. Preaching
tomorrow morning and evening by the
pastor at 10.45 and 7.45. Sunday
school and other regular meetings al
the usual hours.
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Huntington. Edge Moor.
An interesting paper on The Pro-
bIern Of the Immigrant" was read ~
Mrs. William Oliver.
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LUTHERAN.
st, Stpphen's.

st. Stephens Lutheran Church. Tat
nall street near Seventh street, Rev.
Frederic Doerr minister. Preaching
tomorrow morning by the pastor
Subject, 1890, "Imperishable Names"
T30, Illustrated lecture. Sunday school
meetings at the usual hours.
Zion.
Zion Lutheran Church. Sixth and
Jackson streets, Rev. +. Hasskarl
pastor. Morning service tGerman)
1890; topic of sermon, "Christ's Full
filed Prophecy" Evening service
(English) 7.30. the eighth anniversary
OF the Willing Workers Society will
be observed. Sermon, "Woman'f
Sphere" Sunday schools s.15 and 2.15
Friday school, As.
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Mt. Salem Methodist Episcopal
Church. Nineteenth and Mt. Salem
lane. Rev. Leonard White, pastor.
Preaching tomorrow morning and
evening by the pastor. Subject. 1890,
The Divine Betrothal." 745. Moving
Picture Sermonette - The Lost
Christ" and Illustrated hymn. Sun
day school and other regular meetings
M the usual hours. Epworth League
business meeting and social on Tues
day evening In social hall.
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Cookm an.

Cookman NJ. r. Church. Fourteenth
and du Pont streets. w. G. Harris,
minister. Preaching tomorrow morn
ine and evening by the pastor. Sub
1cct, 1915. 'He Loved U.s." 745.
Evangelistic services. Sunday schoo.
and other regular meetings at the
usual hours.
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kinrsvood.

kinrswood Methodist Episcopal
Church. Fourteenth and Claymont
streets. Rev. George W. Bounds. pas
tor. Preaching tomorrow morning
by the pastor; 7.s0. by Rev. Mr..
Quinhy, of Chester- Pa. Sunday
school and other regular meetings at
tho usual hours. Revival services in
the evening.