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Evening journal., 1921-11-05
world PEACE"
THEME AT SCOTT

The Services tomorrow at Scott
Church. Rev. T. ]. sard. pastor. will
commence with class meetings at
p.is a. m, led by Thomas Gilbort.
At 1870 =. m. commemoration OF
the LORDS supper will be celebrated.
this being the first Sunday IN the
month. The musical program will
be- organ prelude. "Romance". Cal
braiele; choir selection. '~One Sweet
iy solemn Thought Ambrose:
Jesus My Treasurer" Nevin; Or
gan postlude. Romance Marche.
Clark.
The Sabbath, school will meet al
. O'Clock. At $50 p. m the Epworth
F League will hold its weekly devo.
tional meeting, led by Miss Mar
jorie sard.
"At 73o p. m. the pastor will
preach on the subject World Peac
and How Obtained" The music a
ths service will lnciude--OrEan pre-
iude. Eudante, Alexis; choir selec
tions. Now the Day n over.
steeks: ~The way OF the Cross,
D Edwards; Organ postiude. with Jo
and Gladness." Ashford.
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ec Sermons and Music TO Be Heard In City Churches Again Tomorrow
''DISARM OR PERISH"
SERMON SUBJECT

At Union Methodist Episcopal
Church. Fifth and washington
streets, the Rev. Harvey Winfield
Ewing. d. d.. minister, services will
be: class meeting at $50 O'clock;
public worship at 1890; sermon
''Disarm or Perish" Communion
Service. Reception OF members.
Sunday school at O'Clock; Epworth
League at 6.45 O'clock; evening wor-
ship at 7.s0 O'Clock Sermon. sub
ject. ''rhe Joy or Being Right"
Music for the day: organ pre-
mde; church professional, Frime
anthem, God so loved the world
stainer; solo. Miss virginia shaffer;
offertory. serenade Andrews; post
lude, grand chorus In A Kinder;
organ recital at 7.I5 O'clock, Miss
johnson. organist; anthem, Twilight
and Dawn, Speaks; solo, Miss vir-
ginia shafrer, offertory, Andante in
ID fiat. Lemare; rostulde, Soldiers
Chorus, Gounod.
The SPECIAL services begin Sunday
10 continue two weeks. Miss Vir-
ginia shaffer singer will assist in the
service.
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ANNIVERSARY SERVICES.

Cooknan NJ. z. Church. corner
Fourteenth and dupont streets. the
Rev. W. G. Harris. pastor, will be-
gin weeks Anniversary service to
morrow. Following Is the program:
Class meeting al $50 o'clock; The
Rev. william white Banks. Of vii
Transport Pa, will preach Al io.45
O'Clock; sunday school al 2i5
O'Clock; Epworth League al 7
o'ciock; DR.. Banks will preach at
the evening service. at 7.45 O'Clock.
There will be special singing At all
services, Mrs. Helen Carver, soioist
will sing at the morning service
Mr.. ]. NJ. Engieman will sing the
publican" at the evening service.
Monday evening at $40 o'clock the
wilmington city Missionary Society
will be guests OF cookman Church.
Speakers other evenings will be:
Tuesday evening. the Rev. r. n.
collins; wednesday. the Rev. ". v.
Moore; Thursday. the. Rev. J. r.
Bicking; Friday. the Rev. George
Newton.
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SHALL THERE BE PEACE,
DIR. CANDEES SUBJECT

In accordance with the request OF
President Harding. westminster
Presbyterian Church, Pennsylvania
avenue and Rodney streets, will
recognize the Day for Prayer for
the Conference on Disarmament, at
the service for morning worship.
1890 o'clock. DIR. Candee. the min
lister. will use as his sermon theme,
shall There BE Peace7" The an
thems by the double quartet will be
suitable to the occasion and every
member Of the church has been es-
pecially urged TO attend.
At the 4 o'clock vesper service the
minister will continue the series Of
sermons on comparative religions
with cne on Judaism and the Jews. "
Ruth Wilson Sachs, contralto. viii
sing.
The mid-week service will have a
special program. showing the NOV
ing picture. Men of Tomorrow. a
production OF the General Board OF
Education or NE Presbyterian
church. The Rev. Wilson Aull win
lecture. The first junior meeting of
the season Will be held on Wednes-
day AFTERNOON. under the leadership
OF Miss L. 3. johnson and Miss FLOR
ence Culbert. On Friday afternoon
the Camp Fire Girls VIII meet and
in the evening the r. r. S. Club.
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THIS sermon
AGAINST WAR
Hanover Pastor to Urge
Limitation of World
ArmamentS
LOOK FORWARD"
EVENING SUBJECT

In response 10 an appeal sent out
by the Federal Council OF the
Churches OF Christ, in America, and
in view OF the conference on the
limitation OF armaments, which will
open in washington next week. the
Rev. Charles II. Bonner, pastor, Will
preach in Hanover Presbyterian
church, Boulevard and Eighteenth
street, tomorrow morning. on The
War Against war" Concident with
this service, DR.. Bohner win begin
a series OF four discussions before
the Mems Bible Class, on the gen
eral subject OF 'Steps Toward a
wariess world" speaking tomorrow
on "The Staggering Burdens or a
Warrfng world THE Conference
on the Bmftatfon OF Armaments. ="
principals Essential 10 a Warless
World" and The Achievements OF a
Warless World" will be his subjects
on the succeeding three Sundays.
Tomorrow evening Or. Bonner viii
speak on the subject "A Long Look
Forward.
Special music by the church quar-
tet will be added features OF the
worship Mt Hanover tomorrow. the
anthem numbers being How Beau
tifuI Upon the Mountains" (Wol-
cotD and ''God Shall wipe Away
An Tears" (Coombs) and Evening
Hymn" (Pease). walter II. BEN
nett viii sing "The Good Shepherd"
(Vandewater).
The church gymnasium win open
on Monday night. FOR the Fall and
winter term.
The pastor win address the prayer
service on wednesday night, speak
ing on why I Believe In Cod"
The woman's Missionary Society
will meet in the usual place on next
Friday night. The home topic.
southern Mountaineers." will be
discussed by Miss Moguio. The for
eien topic '"The Upliftng Hand in
sam" will be presented as a play
let. BY the westminster Gund.
Tho carrie A. Bohner Class" VIII
receive It's "Penny-a-Day BAGS" on
Monday night and Also discuss the
group plan. which Il is proposed to
Introduce in the class. The class
will conduct bake sale at the Gas
.comony once. on next Saturday
morning.
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PRICE OF PEACE
PASTOR THEME
Open Forum at West
Church to Discuss World
Wide Disarmament
MUSIC FEATURE
OF ALL SERVICES

The services at West Presbyterian
Church. Eighth and Washington
streets will have a. their central
theme the coming Disarmament Con-
ference In Washington and the part
which the church is TO play in the
new program for wariess world.
The pastor, Or. Smiley will have al
his morning sermon subject, The
Price or Peace Tho special nuei-
icai numbers will be. Anthem, ~Give
Peace. o God Again" Shelley,
quartet, Hail to the Rag Walsh;
Mrs. Woodmansey. Miss Mason. Mr..
Clymer and Mr.. Munger; ofertory
Kipling's Recessional, DeKoven.
The organ numbers will be Grand
choir in r, BY Jebouit and Dick's
Professional Bible school at
O'Clock.
The mems class meets In the
church auditorium at the school
hour An open forum for the dis-
cussion OF World Wide Disarmament
will be the feature tomorrow after
noon. Merritt ID. Fuller. j. y. Fuller
and Frank Shepherd viii read IN the
discussion OF the different aspects OF
the subject. Pyie's orchestra win
furnish music. Mr.. and Mrs. 3. ffar-
rington Jones will sing. G. r. meets
at s.45 o'clock
At 7.3O O'Clock the Peoples Popu-
lar Praise Service with choras and
orchestral accompaniment will be
held. Dr smneys theme win be "A
Warless World.-the Dawn OF the
Millennium"
The following special music viii
mark the program: Anthem. praise
Him with Song" Brown. Soloists
Mrs woodmansey. Mr.. Frazer: Of
fertory. Onward Christian Soldiers, q"
shelley. male chorus. Sweet Bye
and Bye" Edwards.
The mems class will hold a social
meeting on Monday night In the
Bible school hall chrissy. the mus
teal wizard OF Philade,phA viii be
an attraction. on Wednesday right
at o'clock the Women's Mission
airy Society will hold it's annual
praise service. The guest and speaker
OF the evening will be 'he Rev. a. e.
Barrows. d. d., washington. d. c.
An appropriate program Of special
music win be presented BY tho quar-
tet, composed OF Mr.. and Mrs. G. II.
start. Mrs. Ella Downing, ana Harry
Frazer. The annual thank cnerins
viii be received at this service.
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SHALL WE DEARM?"
THEME AT McCABE

Mccabe Memorial Methodist Epis-
copal Church. Boulevard and Twen-
ty-second street, the Rev. George c.
Williams. pastor. Regular services
tomorrow beginning with the Holy
Communion at 1890 A. NJ. in charge
of the pastor.
In the evening at 7.5o p. NJ. a
special service win be held in the in
terests OF the Limitation OF Arma-
ment Conference. Mr.. Williar,s win
speak on the subject, shall we Dis
arm ?" A special program ot music
will be given by the choir at this
service.
Sunday school at 1915 P. NJ, in
charge OF the superintendent, r. g.
Huber Epworth League at 6.45 p.
NJ. Mid-week prayer and Bible study
Wednesday evening at 7 As, In charge
OF the Rev. r. W. Jones.
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MT SALEM METHODIST

The following services will be held
at Mt. Salem NJ. F. Church, Nine
teenth and Mt Salem Lane, the
Rev. Leonard White, pastor; Dis
armament Sunday win be observed
at the morning service beginning at
1880 o'clock. The pastor will
preach on the subject, ''Disarm or
PERISH. Mt. Salem Sunday school
will meet at 11.45 O'Clock. The
Riddle Memorial School will meet
at the chapel at 2.SO. The Epworth
League will meet at Z O'Clock. The
evening preaching service win be
gin at 7.45. After a short sons
service the pastor will praech on the
subject, Hidden Treasure" The
oniciai Board meets on Tuesday eve
ming at s o'ciock.
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DISARMAMENT" TO BE
DR.. HUBBARD'S THEME

The program for Sunday and the
week following al 81. Paurs NJ. e.
Church will open with the general
class meeting al $50 O'Clock. At
1890 O'Clock. communion service
win be held and the pastor. the Rev
G. l. Hubbard. will speak briefly on
Disarmament"
The Sunday school orchestra, will
give a musical program from TIA
to 7.45 O'Clock
Or. Hubbard viii continue MI
sermons in the series on Moses.
taking as his subject, Sunday nigh,
The Preacher Who Back-slid."
Monday night meeting OF Ohicia
Board and group leaders. At IN
same hour the Woman'e Foreigi
Missionary Society. Mrs p. A
croney. president. will hold thei
monthly meeting.
Christian Endeavor prayer meet
nE on Tuesday evening at 8 O'Clock
1s~.r~r sarvina "Wednesday aveninR
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PENINSULA CHURCH.

The Lords Supper will be observ-
ed at the morning service OF the
Peninsula Methodist Protestant
Church tomorrow al the Jr. o. u. a.
NJ. Hall, eo7 Tatnail street The
Rev. Leonard B. Smith will give a
short talk on the subject OF peace, "
preparatory 10 the coming disarma
ment conference. The Sunday school
al noon will be given a special mis-
sionary program by the junior and
intermediate departments, entitled
Hanging a Sign" The c. r. ser
vice will be held at Gas p. m. and
al 7.30 p. m. revival service will
be conducted.
Evening journal., 1921-11-05
TIMELY TOPICS
BY DIR. EARLE

what Transpires When a Sinner
Comes 10 Cod" will be the subject
Of Doctor Earle's sermon at Bethany
Baptist Church tomorrow at 1880
A. M. AZ this time the new ofertory
music, composed by the pastor, VIII
be sung. The subject OF the pastors
evening sermon will be There Is No
Difference, for All Have sinned."
The ordinance OF baptism viii be
ADMINISTERED. BY request the choir
master. Raymond slawter, will lead
the choir in singing The Beautiful
Golden Gate"
The Bible school meets At 70,
George f. Irwin. superintendent.
c. r. Society meets at p. M. The
evening worship will begin at 7.sO
p. M. in the future. instead OF 7.4b.
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PAGEANT AT
WESLEY CHURCH

Services AZ wesley NJ. r. church
tomorrow viii be featured at the
evening session. 7.50 O'Clock. when
tho Young woman's Foreign Mis-
sionary society Will present a pag-
cant entitled. Unto the Heavy
Laden" a village scene in India; the
musical numbers will be: Prelude.
ingram; onertory, Maliard; postlude.
Battman.
The services OF the day win be-
gin with the communion service al
1890 O'Clock al which time the rev
Z W. wells will give an address and
administer the communion.
Professor W. d. Blair has arrang.
ed the program FOR the mornina
service az fonows.
Prelude, VIM; offertcry. can
zonetta." by Lawrence, anthem.
choir, ''The City OF the Lord" post
lude, "A Minor" Ashford.
The Sunday school session will be
held at 1915 o'clock.
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CHRIST" THEME
AT EPWORTH

The services IN Epworth NJ. e. |
Church will begin tomorrow AZ $50 !
a m. with the class meeting. led
hg George W. Booker. At the morn
ing service the sacrement OF the
Lords supper will be observed The
minister. Rev. Esseii Parks Thomas.
win be present and speak on "He
Gave Himself for Thee" Miss Giadys
Bowers and Clarence Thomas will
sing Calvary" soprano and tenor
duet
The Sabbath school. Wills p.
overdeer. superintendent, will con-
vene at D. m. An attractive pro-
gram has been arranged for the Ep-
worth League service. which con.
-snes at 6.45. Mr.. Eiwyn. the lead
er. and special music viii be a fea.
ture OF the service. There will alsC
be a steriopticon slide talk on '-Ths
Temper"
At the peoples popular service
the usual program OF congregations
singing. with the choir OF forty
voices leading. will be held. The eve
ming sermon subject will be a discus
sion Of Pilates question. What will
ye do. then. with Jesus. called ths
Christi"
The special musical numbers will
be: Come. oh. Come. External
Spirit" by Sweeney; and Whose
ever Will" By Miles. A double male
ouartette viii sing. Sweet BY and
BY" by Edwards.
Wednesday evening the mid-week
prayer and praise service will be
held. Ar this meeting an eight-week
study Of the life Of Christ" viii be
begun. The subject for the first
study viii be. ''The birth. babyhood
and youth of Jesus"
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.r1IoN NJ. 10. CHUROH.

Services tomorrow at Ezion NJ. +.
church. Rev. J. U. King, d. D., pas
tor. will be as follows; 1890 a. M,
short discourses followed by the
Sacrament OF the Lords supper adj
ministered by the pastor At this
service many OF the inmates OF the
Layton Home viii be present; 1880
b. M. class meeting; 2.S0 p. m,
sunday school. c. G., Laws. superin-
tendent; 7.45 p. m. sermon by the
pastor. Music by the Young Mems
Glee club Of Ezion Church.
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NFw JERUSALEM CHURCH

Service win be held in the church.
Pennsylvania avenue and Broome
street, at 1o.45 O'Clock the Rev.
Geo. Henry Dole. officiating. The
service will be for the Peace Con-
ference. The subject OF the sermon
win be "Beating the Swords into
Plowshares." Musical program; {;
Prelude. Dreams" stongton. An
them. God SO Loved the World. from
Stainer's "Cr1cifxion." Solo, o
God Have Mercy, from Mendels-
sohn's st Paul" sung by Mr..
Frank Palmer. Postiude. Maestoso.
Dubois
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"CHRISTS SYMPATHY"
PASTORS THEME

The Rev. A W. Goodhand. pastor
OF The Richardson Park M. f.
Church will have charge OF the
services there tomorrow as follows:
Sacrament OF the Lords supper at
1880 o'clock; Bible school, Every
Member Present Day" Frank =.
Justison. superintendent; address by
Miss Alice Roop; Epworth League
meeting at 6.45 O'Clock. Mrs r. G.
Mccoy will address the meeting
At 7.so o'clock service the Rev.
M. Goodhand Will preach on the
topic "The sympathy OF Christ"
The official board OF the church
will meet next Thursday night
Evening journal., 1921-11-05
smvERBRooK NJ. E. CHURCH.

services tom morrOW at Silver
brook NJ r. church, Lancaster
and Woodlawn avenues. the Rev.
r. X. Stephenson, minister. viii
be as follows. 1880 a. m. adminis-
tration OF the Lords Supper; IL
noon, Sunday school. Joseph w.
Coley, superlntendent, when dc-
partments will be assigned to their
new quarters in the new building
just dedicated ENLARGED orchestra
viii furnish the music.
6.45 p. m. the Epwor4h League
devotional service viii be in charge
OF the pastor: topic. "Thy VIII Be
Done-With My Money"
7.s0 p. M. a service in response
10 the nations call. or prayer and
pronouncement for the worlds dis
armament. addressed by Caleb e.
BtIrchenal
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TIMELY TOPIC
AT GRACE
DR.. ]. w. R. Sumwalt to Talk
on a Young Man and His
Pleasures
MUSICAL PROGRAM
AT ALL SERVICES

The Sacrament OF the Lords sup
per will be administered at the
morning service at Grace NJ. f.
Church tomorrow. The chimes will
play at 10 a. M: "For the Beauty
OF the Earth" Bread ot the world"
and "once Mora We Come Before
our God" The organ numbers OF
the morning service will be "Pil-
grims Song or Hope" Batiste;
.'Chorale In A Major" "Salome" ana
the choir will sing AT Thy Foot
stool" Broome.
The sunday school will meet at
noon and the Epworth League will
meet at sac .. m. Mrs. ). r. SUM
walt will speak on Thy VIII BE
Done With Ny Money" The Misses
Grace Riggin and Bessie Bennett
will render piano duet
Al the evening service Or. J. W.
r. Sumwalt viii continue his "A
Young Man and His" series. the sub
ject being "A Young Man and His
Pleasures"
At z p. m. the chimes will play
Onward Christian Soldiers" Lord
for All Mankind We Pray" 20 God
Of Love. O King OF Peace" The or
gan recital will include Theme and
Variations" star Spangled Ban
ncr." Buck. "intermezzo in r Ma
ior." Major: Meditation" Fauikes.
The choir will sing God OF our
Fathers" Scott; Land OF Hope and
Glory" Elgar; coniraito solo. cello
obligato. 20 Divine Redeemer." "
aounod; Miss Elsie Copley soloist
Mr. clark. 'ceilist.
The official board will meet in the
church house Monday and the
Young woman's Missionary Auxil-
iary will meet at the home OF Mrs.
W W vansant. 224 West Twenty
second street. Monday, at 7.4s p. m.
Mrs. W. A. Calvin will conduct de-
votions and Mrs C. d. Nesbitt will
have charge OF the program.
The sewing society win hold its
monthly meeting in the church
house Tuesday The hostesses for
the luncheon will be Mrs. Lewis
Sasse. Mrs. W. l.. Todd Mrs. n c.
Morgan and Mrs. G. r. Pierce
The mid-week service wednesday
Al 7.45 p. M. will be in charge OF
pr Sumwalt, who will contiRue his
series Fishing and Fisherman" ."
The subject this week viii be The
Making Of a Good Fisherman"
The thirty-hfth annual meeting OF
he Woman's Home Missionary So
ciety of the Wilmington Conference
will be held in Grace Church Thurs
day and Friday. Mrs. W. b. oliver
Corresponding secretary OF the New
York Conference. will be one OF tn,
speakers al the meeting and reports
viii be made by delegates who at
tended the meeting Of the board of
managers in Providence. r. l.. In
october. Dinner and supper will be
served the delegates in Grace church
nn-Lan
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FIRST U. p. CHURCH.

First United Presbyterian Church.
Third and Broome streets, the Rev.
n. n. Calhoun, pastor. viii hold
services tomorrow as follows; Sab
bath school at 10 o'clock; morning
service at IL O'Clock, topic, Laying
on The Sword and Putting on the
Spirit;~ veening services at 7.45
o'clock, Rev. II. W. Dade, speaker.
The meetings during the week
will be: Prayer service wednesday
evening az T4b o'clock; Junior Mis-
sionary Society Friday afternooni
choir practice on Friday evening.
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DR.. WATT TO PREACH
AT MADELEY CHURCH

At Madeley NJ r. Church. New
Castle avenue and b. street. tomor-
rows services will begin At $50
with class meeting. John II. Ford,
leader; Rev T.. NJ. Broadway win ad.
minieier The Lords Supper" at
1880 O'Clock The Sunday school
will meet at 2.15 o'clock. Rev. C. W.
Hin In charge, devotional service Of
the Epworth League will be held at
o'clock.
Professor Smith win direct a song
service al 7.3O o'clock and Rev
Robert Watt. d. d. will preach Al
s o'clock
The third quarterly conference o.
this charge will be held Monday eve.
ming at O'Clock. Rev. Robert Watt
D. D.. district superintendent. pre-
siding.
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REVIVAL SERVICES
All KINGSWOOD M. E.

Services at Kingswood NJ. f.
Church, will be as follows: 1880
o'clock. Sacrament OF the Lords
Supper: o'clock. Bible school,
s.45 o'clock. Epworth League; 7.3o
O'Clock, song service and sermon by
the pastor.
Monday evening. 145 O'Clock. song
service. with sermon by the Rev. e.
II, Collins, OF Trinity Church.
Tuesday evening, 7.45 o'clock, ser
mon by the Rev. Dr. John W. r.
Sumwalt, OF Grace Church.
Wednesday evening, sermon by the
Rev Samuel Quimby. OF Chester, Pa.
Thursday evening, sermon by The
Rev Leonard White. OF Mt. Salem
Church.
Friday evening, sermon by the
Rev. W. f. Habbart, OF Harrison
Street Church.
The choir, under the direction Of
Harold Mason. will furnish special
music at each service.
Evening journal., 1921-11-05
sALvATToN ARMY

The salvation Army. Fourth and
Shipley streets: Saturday evening,
open-air meeting at 7.3O O'Clock. fol-
lowed by a free and easy meeting
in the hall Sunday. Sunday school.
1890 O'Clock. open air meeting at
the Pennsylvania Depot at 2.15 p. NJ.
Praise meeting in the han, 3.i5
O'Clock. and Young Peoples Meeung
SIS o'clock. Open-air meeting at
Fifth and Market streets at Ills
o'clock, and gospel meeting at s
o'clock in the hall.
Evening journal., 1921-11-05
DUAL SERVICES
ATBRANDYWINE
Memorial Window in Honor
of Church Members Who
Served Country
DIR. H. c. TURNER TO
PREACH IN EVENING

Disarmament Day and Found
ers' Day" will be observed by the
congregation OF Brsndywine M. E.
Church tomorrow with an appro-
pirate program. as follows:
9.16 O'Clock. class meeting. Sam
uel "A. Pippin, leader; 1890 o'clock
the Rev. John G. Wilson, ID. d..
district superintendent OF the Phil
adelphia Conference. will preach
and Mrs. wilson will sing The
musical numbers will be as follows.
"At Sunset @. sellars; song OF
the Peasant" Rendano; "Andanta
Afectuoso." Brown; "Postlude."
Ryder; anthem, The Song OF God. :"
Miles duet. MY Faith Looks Up 10
Thee." w II. Basford, Mrs. Paul W.
Orth and Mrs. Milton Johnson.
At this service a memorial win
dow viii be unveiled in honor OF
the thirty-one young men and one
young women. members OF the
church and sunday School. who
served in the world war.
An interesting program win be
given at 2 O'Clock to which an
former members OF the sunday
School are invited 10 he present
The popular Young Peoples ser
vice at 5.45 O'Clock, with a special
musical program.
At g.s0 O'Clock. the organ num-
bers will be: 'Larghetto in F.
Read "Vesper Hymn" Tfuette;
"Bcrceuse IN c." Brown; "Process
sional March" Colbourn: anthem.
Awake and Sing" Brown. quar-
tet. Praise the Lord" Sermon by
the Rev Henry Clay Turner, pas
tor of Ridley Park NJ. e. church.
and a former pastor or Brandywine
NJ r. Church
Evening journal., 1921-11-05
EASrDARF NJ n

Al Eastlake NJ. r. church. mir
tieth and Tatnail streets. the rev
f. c. sunfeid. pastor. services will be:
s.45 o'clock prayer and Christian
testimony; 1890 O'Clock communion
service and reception OF new mem
bers; Noon. Bible classes; 2 O'Clock
Sunday school; 6.45 o'clock Chris
tian Endeavor services 7.45 o'clock
picture sermon on the marriage OF
the Kings Son.
Evening journal., 1921-11-05
GERMAN nAprrsr.

Al First German Baptist church.
Fifth and Walnut streets, the Rev.
W. A. Schoen, pastor. services to-
morrow win he as follows: 10
o'clock, German sermon, subject
The Resurrection" n o'clock.
Communion; Ills o'clock Bible
school, English; one adult Bible
class German; 7.so O'Clock, English
service. Song service led by the
junior and church choirsi sermon
by the pastor. subject. "a Solemn
Question" Wednesday. 7.45 O'clock,
prayer meeting.
Evening journal., 1921-11-05
ZION UUTHERAN CHURCH

Zion IntAeran Church, the Rev.
r. Hasskarl. pastor. will hold SER
vices tomorrow as follows: Morn
ing service CGerman) 1880 a. m,
topic Gods Kingdom; evening
service (English) 7so p. m, Union
Reformation Service ~ all Luther
ans or Wilmington. The Rev. Nath-
an Melhorn. d. D.. will preach. The
sunday schools meets At $50 a. m.
and 2.1s p. m. week day school
Friday ana p. m.
Evening journal., 1921-11-05
UNION SERVICE AT
TRINITY CHURCH

Services in Trinity P. E. church,
Delaware avenue and Adams street,
tomorrow will be as Follows: Holy
Communion. 7sO A. M; sunaay
school, $50 A. M; litany. Holy COM
munion and sermon, II A. NJ;
evening prayer and sermon, 7.45
p M
The IL O'Clock service viii be the
annual union service OF the congre-
cations OF Old Swedes and Trinity
churches The Right Rev. Philip
Cook. D. D., viii be the preacher at
this service. The Rev. p. NJ. Kirkus
will preach in the evening.