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THE MODERN GIRLS
ATTITUDE TO MARRIAGE
Continued from page 5,

Two incomes are better than one, and
the girl has a double reason for con-
tributing income TO the joint enter
prise: by SO doing she will not only
hasten it's consummation but she will
safeguard TO a certain extent that
most precious possession. her inde-
pcndence. Here then is something
which tends to lower the marrying
age instead Of raising IT,
The second new factor consists in
the immense widening of the modern
girls field of choice. She moves more
freely in the world. and she meets not
merely far more men than her cooped-
up predecessor but far more sorts of
men. Hence she has far better
chance of meeting the right man. and
hence. other things being equal. she
Is likely TO marry earlier than her
predecessor.
Ii viii he said that | have examined
the marriage question only so far as
K Is influenced by the desires and the
situation Of the girl. and that Il must
be Influenced by the desires and sltua-
tion of the man also True. But my
inquiry was limited to the girls side
which. I am persuaded, is the more
important and influential side Of the
matter. My argument was that the
mighty institution Of marriage is not
going. and will not go. out OF fashion
because the modern girl has discover
ed something 20 take its place or 10
take the thousandth part Of it's place
This often expressed fear that girls
are iiAing az marriage IS Just about
as we'll grounded $ the fear that girls
are losing their feminine charms 1,
makes the judlcious smile.
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BOY SCOUTS HAVE
FINE TIME IN CAMP
About 90 Are There and They
Are Enjoying Themselves
immensely.

These are big times for the Boy
routs who are attending Camp
aesar Rodney. on Randalia Farm.
naut three miles below Chesapeake
ity. There are about 80 scouts attend
& the camp this week, including about
: scouts from Boothwyn. Pa. The
oothvyn troop has their own band
nd is furnishing quite bit of enter
linrnent for the camp. About a
oxen very good musicians make up the
and. The boys look the picture Of
3 lealth in their coats of tan. The fact
hat MIR. Stansbury gave out AZ merit
sdces. -four first class badges, four
ecopd class pins. and two tenderfoot
marks al a Friday night camp fire
cveral weeks ago, proves that the
eouts are working down at the camp
.esidcs having good time.
ID has been quite an honor TO have
he hest tent for inspection at the
amp. For the last week tent No. 8
a. carried away the bacon in this
-Spcct. The boys in this tent are:
lunald Plank. Charles Gurney. Earl
,rirkley. Samuel Ford, Peter Casper.
hese boys are very proud Of their
ecord and intend TO keep up their
ork.
y. Fritz Is right on the job with the
ann activities and has something
.oing every minute. They have been
having treasure hunts, bear parties1?)
moonlight dips and nature study hikes
.esides many kinds of athletic games,
The camp letters. which are awarded
% the scouts for obtaining a specified
lumber Of points in various activities,
ro going fine and every scout is work
~ hard for one. The tests are really
ifficult and the boys have to work
ard 10 be able 10 pass them in man.
er that is satisfactory to the dii &C.
tors.
A scheduled order Of activities is
-osted for each day and the scouts are
ept busy from $50 a. m. when rev.
HE is sounded. until 10 p. m, at which
sme taps are sounded 10y the camp
lugler.
The response for helpers on the dam
ut in Bringhurst woods that Troop
So. % is working on, was poor. Ths
couts of that troop. however, have
cen working on their own hook ano
now have the job nearly completed
'heSe scouts are given a great deal 81
sredit for the splendid work that they
aavc done. The troop is grateful e
Mr.. Ferguson and Mr.. White for the
nelp which they hayeNtendered on the
construction OF the dam.
Patrol Leaders Weiss and Whitaker
with MIR. Shorts of Troops No. 26 weni
m i 2O-mile~hike last week. Both boy:
are working for the hiking merit badge
II was thought by some that the hot
weather would throw damper OF
some Of the scout activities. but 1t has
MOI affected them in the least. On'
,oolx at the boys that are streaming
ITO Camp Caesar Rodney would salts
{. anyone that the scouts are just al
active as ever.
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SUMMER CONFERENCE
AT WESTMINSTER, ND.
Reys. U. r. Smiley and J. s.
Armentrout Among Leaders
at Religious Meetings.

The Presbyterian Young Peoples
Summer Conference will be held ~
Westminster Maryland. from August
10 ~ This has been developed into
an important institution. enlisting ~
II does several hundred young people
IN weeks study ~ tho needs ~ the
church and the methods ~ bo ern-
pioycd Fl meeting these needs. AZ
these meetings tho young men and
women are trained frr places " re-
eponsibliity ard there is no doubt ~
tho efficiency Of thc training they 81
ceiye.
The program for the weekf as COM
piled reveals the comprehcnsivenes
of the instruction provided. some
classes are cultural in nature while
others are intended 10 supply definite
Information. including practical
methods ~ work IN the various che b
organizations in which young people
are interested.
Western Maryland college ~ West
minister has opened its doors to the
young people and those attending the
conference will have All ire modern
Iconveniences Of this ~ TO dste I'll
stitution placed ~ their disposai.
| Among the conference leaders are the
Rev. James s. Armentrout. ~ this
/ city. wto will be tho director or
teacher training and daily vacation
4 Bible schools. and Or. Z. Franklin
/ Smiley.
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DAY PLANNED At
SUMMIT TOMORROW.
Improvement Sunday Featured
by Series of Special
Services.

Brandywine Summit camp grounds
will be the centre of much interest
tomorrow not only for the campers
on the grounds but also for many
folks in wilmington and the surround
ing towns. There will be three big
services. In the morning nj 1910
O'Clock there will he preaching ser
vice, when Rev. Clarence NJ. Keen.
n local young man formerly associated
with the Wilmington Y. NJ. G. A. and
now successful evangelist will
preach. In the afternoon and even-
ing there will be sacred concerts.
writer and composer of New York
city, will lead a large chorus In some
of the new songs which will be used
by the Mccombe-Glase Eyangelistic
Party during the camp meeting sea-
son and there win be a number of
selections by the Continental Band
of Newark. Del. directed by Prof.
Charles 7. Edwards of this city. To-
morrow is known locally az "Im-
provemeut Sunday" and always at
tracts great many people to the
camp. Both st. Pauls and Union
boarding houses are open for service
and will be prepared to care for all
who come.
The regular campmeetings will be-
gin on next Wednesday. The Nc
Combe-C EvanEelistic Party who
had charge OF the meetings hist year,
will be i'm charge again. Prof. and
Mrs. C. l.. Roberts ARE with them now
and they are exceptionally gifted and
unusually successful in this kind of
work With the many improvements
that have been made around the
grounds and the added eonveniencef
for the tenters who are now there In
larger numbers than for many years
past. II looks as though this will be
a record breaking season In every
respect.
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REV. A. |. LATREN
PARK SERVICE SPEAKER
Present Series Of Outdoor Peli-
gious Meetings VIII be Con-
cIuded August "A.

The Rev. a. r. EAther1 pastor ~
First Presbyterian Church. Chester,
viii Dc the preacher AZ the union in-
terdenoninationai service IN Wash
ington Heights Park ~ 73G o'eiock
tomorrow evening. DR.. Isthern viii
be the second out ~ the city speaker
to address this series u Sunday re-
ligious meetings He Is not unknown
10 Wilmingtonlsns. having preached
here before He IS a forcefui speaker
and no doubt viii be heard tomorrow
evening by large audience. The
Rev J. s. Gilfiian. d. D.. win preside
and the Rev. O. 81. Bonner. y. j.. win
read the Scripture. The congregation
Al singing ~ familiar hymns viii ~
lead BY Jacob II C9ymer. director ~
West Presbyterian Church choir. The
philharmonic Band viii give the usual
program ~ sacred music beginning AZ
715 O'Clock.
This series of meetings will be con-
cluded on Sunday August "a.
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AN ENEMY TO THE KING
Continued from page 5.

from which | had come. Reaching the
pIace where Marguerite's corridor turned
off. pretended for an instant TO be at a
loss which way to GO; then ] turned IN
the direction taken by Marguerite. If
the halberdiers, at the entrance to the
King s apartments, saw me do this, they
could but think had made a mistake,
and IL was not their duty to come after
me Should ! seek to intrude whittier
I had no right of entrance, ! should en-
counter guards to hinder me.
Marguerite had waited for me m the
corridor, out OF sight of the halberdiers
"Ouickly, monsieur she said, and.
plided rapidly on She led me boldly to
her own apartments and through two or
three chambers, passing on the way,
guards. pages, and ladies in waiting,
before whom | had the wit to assume the
mien of one who was about to do some
service for her,and had come to receive
i5s,r1lctions. So my entrance seemed to
mass as nothing remarkable. Al last we
entered a cabinet, where | was alone
with her. She opned the door OF small
closet.
1Nonsieur." she said, conceal your
sell III TINS titctt Ahht tttAhh- ebi
going TO be present at the petite levee OF
the King. DO not stir, for they will soon
she serching the palace, with orders for
vour arrest. Had you not come after me,
at once. two of the Scotch Guards would
have found you where you waited. u
slipped out while they we're listening to
the orders that my mother added TO the
King $"
| fell on my knee, within the closet.
Madame, ! said, trembling with
gratitude, you are more than queen
You are an angel of goodness.
mo; / am merely woman who does
not forget an obligation. ] have heard
from one of my maids, who heard il
from friend OF yours, how you knockeo
al too inquisitive person into the moai
beneath my window. had To burn the
rope that was used that night, but have
since procured another, which may hay'
to be put TO similar purpose
And, with a smile, she shut the close
door upon me.
ITO be continued@
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NEW CHURCH CAMPAIGN
NETS $4,000 TO DATE
Rev. L. 3. Smith Has Great
Success in Canvass of Penin-
suIa for Funds.

Rev. Leonard b. Smith returned
YESTERDAY from special campaign IN
Worcester and Wicomico counties In
the interest Of the new building fund
of the Peninsula Methodist Protestant
Church. In Worcester county nearly
twelve hundred dollars were sub
scribed. While the canvass in Wicom-
leo has not been finished. the results
SO far have netted one thousand and
seven hundred and nifty dollars. twelve
hundred and fifty of which was sub
scribed by the members of the church
I'M Salisbury. Md. This was the largest
amount so far subscribed by any one
church. and Is considered remarkable
hecat,se OF the fact that only recently
a subscription of over one hundred
thousand dollars was made by TINS
congregation toward new building
for themselves In that town. Rev.
Mr.. Smith declares that In spite of
this achievement. these people sub
scribed as chterfully to the new Will
mington project as those of any other
church visited. The total amount
subscribed in the five counties
partially canvassed % far is in excess
of five thousand dollars. The re-
naming seven counties will be com
pleted. as also other sections OF the
MARYLAND Conference districts before
tho building will be undertaken. II
viii be started, however. in the fall.
Rev. Mr.. Smith will occupy the pull
pit tomorrow at the services held in
the .Ir. o. L. A. NJ. Hall so7 Tatnall
street. at 1880 and talk at the union
service of the congregation with the
Young people at seven to eight O'Clock
i'm the evening. -,
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LETTERS ON ESTATES.

Register of Wills Isaac r. Brown
has granted letters as follows;
Administration the estates OF
Richard II. Cochran. and Frances X.
Cochran TO Robert T. Cochran and
sara Plummer; estate of Lewis Van
iegrift 10 Martin 3. Burris; estate of
Warren II. Boulden 70 Carrie Boulden;
estate OF Mabel c. Schiferdeker 70
John ID. Hawkins.
Testamentary--On the estate Oh
James r. McCafferty TO Stephen Nc
Nee; estate of Charles H. Cannon TO
William w. Cannon; tstate of Sallie
Al. Council to Estelle c. Whiteley.
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FIRST United.
BAPTIST.
Second.

Second Baptist Church. Ninth and
Franklin streets, Rev. George ID. Al
iison, Ph. D., pastor. Preaching tornor-
row morning by the minister. gub-
1ect lV.so. What Do You Really
want. The congregation will unite
~ the open air services. Washington
ifeishts' sunday evenings during the
summer. The service at 1890 will be
tne last one DIR. Allison will conduct
until the second Sunday in septenber
as he, with his family. will leave the
first OF the week for Winnepausau-
kee. ". II.
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MARRIAGES AT AsBURy.

The following marriages were per-
formed at Asbury Methodist Episco-
pal Church parsonage by Rev. George
White Dawson, pastor:
June 25-Charles Page of 1904 Ben
nett street and Mrs. Bessie f. Roe of
926 East Seventeenth street.
July 2S-Janles j. Walker and Miss
Ollie i. Dukes Cotter of MiddIetown
July IS Philip sylvester of SOC Rod
man street and Miss Ella r. Shew-
brooks Of e39 East Sixth street.
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Second.
Illustrated Lecture at Bethel.

In Bethel A. NJ. +. church, on
Thursday evening August A, there win
be presented Hawkins travelogues
which will be illustrated Prof. John
K. Hawkins. financial secretary Of the
A. Nj. T.. Church. noted orator and
traveller, will be the speaker. The
lecture will be given under the
auspices of the c. W. Stewart Club.
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Considers 81 Bills Lucky

Disputing a superstition, Luke STAFF
ford. Negro. declares 50 bills are
lucky. While in the Public Building.
4 few days ago. Stafford lost q purse
containing a 81 bill and city and
county tax receipts. Arthur Frantz
found the purse and returned it 10
stafford. who remarked 10 Frantz: "A
s. bill is not unlucky; it is lucky you
found the money and il is lucky got
II back"
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LUTHERAN.
ST. stephens.

st. Stephens Lutheran Church. Tat
nall street near Seventh street, Rev.
Doerr, pastor. Preaching to-
morrow morning by the pastor. Sub
ject IL, An unchristian Expec-
tance. No evening service. Sunday
school at 10 a. N.
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Woods Camp 10 Open.

Woods Camp near Marydel. known
as Daiey's woods. win be opened to-
morrow. July 81. Rev. Seth Givens
Of ST. Georges. Rev. Jacobs of Chester.
Pa. and other prominent speakers win
be present. a large attendance is an
ticipated.
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Fnworfh Iparue Picnic.

The Epworth League of Harrison
street NJ. K. Church will hold picnic
next Saturday in Camperson's woods.
The party will leave the church at 3
D. M. and will take basket supper.
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METHODIST PROTESTANT.
First.

First Methodist Protestant Church,
Seventh street below Walnut, Rev.
Fred c. Holloway, pastor. Preaching
tomorrow morning and evening by
the pastor. Subject. 1916, John "a.
i'll; 7:45, God, Our Refuge" sun
day school and other regular meet
ings at the usual hours.
Second.
Second NJ. r. Church, Fifth avenue
and Anchorage street. kev. Is. f. Jes-
ter, pastor. Services tomorrow will
he as follows: Sunday school. $50:
preaching, 7.3o, by the pastor. Prayer
meeting, Friday evening.
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Church Women Give Festival

The women members of the second
NJ. n. Church, Fifth avenue and An
chorage street, viii give festival and
lawn fete on the lawn adjoining the
church on the evenings Of August
and q. The proceeds viii be for the
benefit of the church.
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Cemetery Gate Damaged.

One of the two large gates opening
INTO Wilmington Brandywine cemetery
was Thursday torn from its hinges by
being struck by an automobile.
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News Of the Churches
PROTESTANT EPISCOPAL.
~. Andrews.

fNfs RNbfFW -
Services tomorrow az ST. Andrews 3,
shiploy and Eighth streets, Rev
Richard w Trapneii rector, viii be as
follows: Holy communion at 3; morn
ing prayer and sermon AZ ~. Rev.
Elmer pedrick. rector of st. Thomas
Richmond, Va, will preach.
St Andrews unites with the other
churches in the evening on Washing
ton Heights.
Calvary.
Calvary Episcopal Church. Third and
Washington streets. Hsy. ~. H. Stew
ems rector Services tomorrow as fol-
lows 1915. church school, 1915. holy
communion and sermon. subject.
Single Eyed: Z. Victory Guild; 7.45.
twilight organ recital and evening
prayer.
Trinity.
Trinity r. y. Church. corner Of
Delaware avenue and Adams street.
Rev Frederick ~ Kirkus, rector. The
services tomorrow will be az follows:
Holy communion at 7.30, morning
prayer and sermon at H. Rev ). T.
Skilton viii preach
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PRBsBYTERIAN.
wutninstw.

Westminster Presbyterian Church.
Pennsylvania avenue and Rodney
street. Morning worship tomorrow at
1880. Preaching by Rev. r. y. Nor
decai. In the evening the members
viii unite in the open -air services At
Washington Heights. Regular weekly
meeting OF the X. r.. =. Stub. Friday
evening In the young peoples room IN
the chapel
First and Central.
First and Central Presbyterian
Church. Market street above Ninth.
Preaching tomorrow morning by REV.
Thomas Houston. Open mir service at
Washington Heights in the evening.
Sunday school and other regular meet
ines at the usual hours. Mldgeek
! prayer meeting Wednesday evening
at 3 O'clock.
West Presbyterian Church. Eighth
ana washington streets. Rey. II
FRANKLIN Smiley, ID. D.. pastor Preach
ing tomorrow by Rev. A. T.. fathom.
ID. d., of Chester. Pa. Public worahfp
Mt II a. m. and .. m. for one hour.
Bible School at 10 a. m. Prayer meet
ing at o'clock. Wednesday night
" lake.
| Eastlake II. sbyterian Church
Twenty-seventh and Market streets.
Services tomorrow will be in charge
of Rev. Oscar -. Browmback. of
Honeoye Falls. n. Y, as follows; sab
bath school. 10; morning service. II.
topic, Lift Him Ups" evening service,
I. topic, What is in a Name" mid
week prayer service, Wednesday even
ing at 7.45 o'clock.
Hanover.
Hanover Presbyterian Church. Eigh-
teenth street and Boulevard. Rev.
Charles II. Bohner, ID. D., pastor
Sermon subject. Looking to Jesus. .
1890 a. m. Evening service in park
SUNDAY school and other regular meet.
inss al the usual hours.
GrepnhilI
Greenhill Presbyterian Church
kennett Pike. Rev. Thomas Ksr,
pastor. Preaching tomorrow morn.
ing at 1915 o'clock. Sabbath schoo
AT $50 O'Clock.
| Ffsmere.
The services tornorroy. AZ tho pga
mere Presbyterian Church win i,
conducted by Rev. l.. McMaster. q,
follows: Morning worship. ii. sub
tect, The lawyers Question: even
ing Worship, 3. subject, THE Thing,
That remain" SUNDAY school at 10
t. Christian Endeavor az :. Mrs. Il. :.
Binder. leader. topic. Christian Prog
ress Among the Indians"
First United.
First United Presbyterian Church
Third and Broome streets, Rev. N. n
Calhoun pastor. Preaching tornorrov
morning and evening BY the pastor
subject III a. m, Knocking and Get
ting Response" 7.i5 D. M. 9Th.
Influence Of a Life" Sabbath achoo
and other regular meetings at III.
! usual hours.
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Before you buy a used car, read the
ads in classification IL. Automobiles
For Sale" in today's classified ad sec
ton.
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Every Evening classified ads pay big
-erurna-caM zz0e.-Adv-
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MISCELLANEOUS.
st. Lukes.

st. Lukes.
ST. Lukes Reformed Episcopal
Church. Eighth and Monroe streets
Rev William Ianming, rector. Ser
vices tomorrow win be as follows:
Sunday school. 10: morning prayer
and sermon, II; evening prdJcr and
se rnon, 30. mid-week service Wed
resday evening ct 8 O'Clock.
Christian Science.
First Church Of Christ. Scientist
Park Place and Van Buren street
will hold services tomorrow morning
at II O'Clock; subject of lesson sermon
Love-" sunday school az II O'Clock
Testimonial meeting ~ 8 O'Clock
Wednesday evening.
Adventists.
First Seventh Day Adventist
Church. 1904 Rowland street. Rev. =
4 r. Collier, pastor. Preaching satur
1 day morning at 1i SabF lth school
and other regular meetings at tn
usual hours.
international Bible Students.
w n. Dickerson. formerly u Omaha
| win be the speaker al the meeting q
the Bible Students in Jr. .. Y. "A. VI
| Hail. e07 Tatnali street. az , o'ciccl
tomorrow afternoon. His subject vii
he The Kingdom Of Heaven is a
/ Hand" The lecture will he preceded
by the usual Bible classes at 2 O'Clock
Spiritualists.
4 The Fraternal SDirituaiists Churcl
viii hold services at Eden Hail 20
morrow evening al 7.30 O'Clock Mrs
Moore viii be IN charge
Bethel.
Bethel a M ~ Church Rev. r.. W
Stewart. pastor. Services tomorrow
will be as follows 2. Sunday school
1890, sermon BY Rev. n. r. Wright
Sis, sacred concert BY Bethel choir.
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North.

North Baptist Church. Lincoln street
near Delaware avenue. Rev. William
l.. Pettinsill. pastor: Edward f.
Washourn. associate pastor. Preach
ing tomorrow at 1890 by w. Gray
son Birch. subject, "Humanity's
Need at 7.45 by the associate pas
tor. Bible school at noon.
Delaware Avenue.
Delaware Avenue Baptist Church.
Delaware Aveune and West street
Rev. Joseph Y. Irwin. S. T. d.. pastor
PREACHING tomorrow morning and
evening by the pastor. Subject. 1890
The Importance of the Unseen: 7 90
The Man Who Was Given Another
Chance. Sunday school az noon. ana
the other regular meetings at the
usual hours
Bethany.
Bethany Baptist Church, jackson
and Elm streets, Rev. c. c. Earl
ID. d.. pastor. Preaching tomorrow
morning and evening by DIR. c. c.
Earle. Subject, 1880. Failures Which
Lead TO Success: 7.3o. How Escape
We Neglect the Great Salvation" !"
Sunday school and other regular meet
ings at the usual hours. Prelude to
evening sermon. How the City Gov
ernment Can Cool the People in Hot
Weather"
Swedish.
Swedish Baptist Church. 73i Van
deYer avenue. Rev. c. A. Chader
pastor. Preaching tomorrow morn
ing and evening by the pastor. Sub
1ect, 1915. "Christ's Glorious Mil
lennial Reign" 7.So, The Eternal
State. When God is All in An" TO be
followed by the Lords Supper. Wed
nesday 7.45 p. m, prayer service.
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oookmnn.

e,ookman NJ. Il. Church. Fourteenth
and di pont streets, Rev. W. q. Har-
ris, pastor. Services tomorrow VIII
be as follows: Morning Worship.
fo.45. with preaching by Rev. j. L.
Otis: evening worship at with
Frank Baker I'm charge. Prayer meet
ing wednesday evening at o'clock.
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Union.

Union NJ r. Church, Fifth and
washington streets. Rev. II. w.
Ewing. pastor Services tomorrow
will be ns follows: Class meeting, $50:
public worship. 10 80 sermon by Rev.
Robert Watt, d. D.; Sunday school
IL. Epworth League. 71b: evening
worship. 8, sermon by REV. Alonze
Days.
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st. Paurs.

ST. Paul's NJ. 4. Church. Tenth and
jackson streets. Rev. Carlisle L. Hub
bard pastor. Preaching tomorrow
morning by Rev. a. W Davis; 80.
by Rev. Raymond w Cooke. subject.
Jesus and the Fishermen" Sunday
school and other regular meetings at
the usual hours
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Grace.

Grace NJ. II. Church. Ninth and
West streets. Rev. John w j. Sum-
walt. pastor. The pastor will preach
at both services tomorrow. Morning
subject. Can We Count on God To-
day: evening subject "The salt OF
the Earth" Special musical numbers
will be given in the evening IN addi-
ton TO the gospel song service.