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SHOULD EXPRESS FAITH
BY FINANCIAL SUPPORT.
Church Perpetuates Christian
ity; Members Duty to
Maintain 1t.
C'onn,1nIra,ed

Communicated.
The Christian Endesvor topic this
week is discussed by Rev. Charles c.
Earle. ID. d., pastor OF Bethany Bap-
tist Church. The topic is: "Thy WIN
BE Done With My Money" Math. G
7-15. DIR. Earle says.
Every person who believes In the
Christian religion should express his
faith by the financial support he is
able TO give 10 it The church Ia the
divincly appointed institution for the
perpetuation of Christianity. Unless
IL receives our financial support
Christianity must decline and even
tuslly pass away and civilization will
move backward fhe srganizod
church, and all the benevolent and
missionary societies which have been
formed under it's guiding hand. con-
serve the religion Of Christ from gen
Grafton to generation. But the church
being subject to material conditions.
necessarily requires money for it's per
petuation. Therefore. II Is the will of
God. and the personal duty OF every
one TO support the Church OF God.
which represents organized Christi
anity. OF course prayer, faith, love
and all Christian graccs are OF first
Importance. Nevertheless money has
It's righsful place ard fundamental
value. Moreover, giving is worship,
IL IL In done conscientiously. Our
money IN earned by the sweat of our
brow, the activity of the brain, and
the impulse OF the heart. The vital
forces of our natures are consumed In
labor, and In return we receive wages
or compensation. Therefore dol
lar earned Is part Of ourselves. the
crystalization OF the energy Of body
mind. and heart, and. II given to IN f,
cause of. God and humanity, is Nv.
Ing sacrifice which is our reasonable
service"
The next meeting OF the wilmington
City Union win be held ON Monday
evening, November Z. at FIRST Central
Presbyterian Church. Connection
for the attendance banner is becomln /,
Keen. with a number OF societies in
the race.
All registrations for tho State con-
vention. to be held at Milford Novem-
Ter 10, should be turned in 10 Miss
Dorothy II. krauss not later than the
meeting at First-Centrsl Church on
Monday might. Every Wilmington
Endcavorer who can possibly take the
DAY OF should plan TO attend the state
convention. IL already appears that
"a large number are going from this
city. but the number should be larger.
Matters of Importance concerning the
state activities in Christian Endeavor
viii be acted upon, and the program
includes l~rge number Of good
speakers. In addition TO T.. p. Gates.
national secretary Of Christian En-
deavor. and other speakers previously
rnnounced. Carroll NJ. Wright, Mary
land field secretary. has been added
TO the list.
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Bishop Cook Authorizes Prayer
For Armament Conference

Prayer authorized
th time Of the Washington approaches
the Protestant Episcopal Churches tounorr
Blessed Lord Jesus Christ savior
at whose birth the Angelic good
to mem Grant unto the spirit upon
which lasting depends
justice and ghtcousness sons og mon Deliver s
from the bondage Of fear trust
other Thy Kingdom
for those authorized
nations and plan for tho reduction
Spirit guild" Thou their thoughts Uterances healing of
nations that paths of
mankind for Thysf Who art with Holy Ghost one
god, world witt end Amen.
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HEARTY WELCOME FOR
DR.. AND MRS. A. WEBB
The First-centraI Presbyterian
Church Gives Reception for
New Pastor and Wife.

With characteristic Delaware hospi-
tality the members of First Central
Presbyterian Church last night gave
reception in honor of Rev. AquiIla
Webb, ID. D.. the new pastor, and Mrs.
Webb. Their welcome. which was
ost cordial, was heartily seconded BY
ministers OF number of Other
churches whose greetings bore un-
mistakeable evidence of the fact that
the guests of honor have already
found a place in the affections of the
people OF Wilmington generally. DR..
Webb's response left no doubt that
he and Mrs. Webb realize that they
have come into an atmosphere of good
fellowship which ought to be mutually
beneficial.
The reception took place in the sun
day school room of Central Church.
on King street below Eighth. amid
sea sonable decorations. which had
been tastefully arranged. There were
flowers, fern and autumn leaves in
profusion.
James S. Sterling, a member OF the
board f trustees presided. Rt. Rev.
Philip Cook. ID. D., Bishop Of the
Diocese OF Delaware, brought greet
ings from the Episcopal Church.
Similar messages were delivered by
Rev. ]. w. X. Sumwalt. ID. D.. pastor
Of Grace Methodist Episcopal Church,
on behalf OF that denomination: Rev.
~. Y. Irwin, s. 4. D., Delaware
Avenue Church pastor, for the Bap-
lists; Rev. n. II. Calhoun. pastor of
First United Presbyterian Church, for
that denomination. aud Rev. Charles
l.. Candee. ID. d., minister of West
minister Church. for the Presbyterian
denomination. All bespoke the friend
ship of their people and promised co
operation. Words of welcome also
were spoken by James A. Barkley on
behalf OF the session OF First-Central;
John Il. Heinzroth, on behalf OF the
trustees, ard A. 4. Lindley, general
secretary of the Y. Nj. c. a., on be-
half of that organizati IN.
Receiving with DIR. and Mrs. Webb
were Judge and Mrs. William s.
priclxett, former Mayor and Mrs.
James f. Price. Lieutenant-Go
ernor and Mrs. j. Danforth Bush and
Mr.. and Mrs. George F. Cornell. Jo-
seph III. Burns was chairman of the
reception committee. A pleasing mu-
sical program was given by the or
chestra, under the direction of John
A. Thoms. assisted by Miss Crown
over and Messrs. Hayes and Graham.
Refreshments were served.
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Westminster Church Activities.

At Westminster Preshyteriap
Church, Pennsylvania avenue and
Rodney street the first junior meet
ing OF the season win be held Wed
nesday afternoon under the leader
ship OF Miss L. b. Johnson and Miss
Florence Culbert. On Friday the Camp
Fire Girls viii meet and in the even
ing the II. Il. 5. Club will hold its
weekly session. On Tuesday evening
Eastlake and Westminster bowling
teams will play on the Westminster
alleys. Thursday Second Baptist and
Cookman teams meet and on Friday
Emmanuel and Brandywine will play
there.
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we s9v he has splendid bo6v
trained down 70 It's finest points vvi,t
the fire of enthusiasm in hls eve ana
be walks With an elastic step ina
is only part-man, the physical man
'Bonds, stocks and bank balances
are mere things. 4 man and Ma
sons life is judged by his contrfbu-
ton to industry. the state and the
community in which he lives. re
grows up into rich and strong man
hood because of service to Others.
Bishop Berry expressed great con
hdence in the part the Masonic frs-
ternity win play in settling some ~
the problems now confronting the
world. He mentioned especially the
threatened possibility Of a war to-
tween capital and labor. Human
soi6shness, he said. 81 at the bottom
of sucn troubles. In getting for
ourselves. let us think also Of the
man next door" he declared.
Masonry" he said. "perrnesfns
every walk Of life. A real Ma son -
= confirmed optlrnist. and this is the
worlds greatest need just now The
most unlikoable person in the world.
he added, is the chronic pessirnist.
Past Grand Master George r. Hvn-
son followed Bishop Berry with an
eloquent address on the aims and pur-
poses of Masonry
The singing of national anthems BY
the audience, vocal selections by "
Harper Spry, and selections bv Drains's
orchestra, furnished the musical fea-
turcs.
The committee IN charge COM
prised Hamilton L. Harris, ". Stew
art Almond. Jr.. Harry F. Link.
Howard ". Ward, Leslie ". Stout.
James G. MacRobert and Joseph X.
Knox.
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DIR. BONNER AT. HANOVER.
IN begin Tomorrow, Series OF Ser.
mons on Marless World.

In response 20 an appeal sent out
b the Federal Council u the Churches
~ Christ in America. and in view Of
the conference on the Limitation of
ornaments which will open in Wash
iugton next week. the Rev. Charles
u. Bohner pastor. will preach in
Hanover Presbyterian Church. Boule-
ward and Eighteenth street, tomorrow
morning on "'rhe War Against War"
coincident with this service DIR.
kohner will begin "A series of four
discussions before the Mems Bible
,lass on the general subject Of Steps
Toward a Warlcss World" speaking
tomorrow on "rbe Staggering Bur-
dens of Warning World" ''The Con-
ference on the Limitation Of Arma-
mcnts" Principals Essential TO a
Nariess World" and The Achieve
inents ~ Warless World" viii be
his subjects on the three succeeding
sundays
TOMORROW evening DIR Bonner VIII
speak on the subject "A Long Look
Forward
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MISCELLANEOUS.
Friends,

Friends.
Friends Meeting House. Fourth ,rj
west streets. services tomorrow viii
be held at the usual periods.
Friends.
FRIENDS Meeting House. Tenth and
Harrison streets. First Dav services
at 1880; Bible class meeting. II 40
hld-"eek meeting Wednesday at 7.45.
New Jerusalem.
New Jerusalem Church. Pennsvl.
venia avenue and Broome street Rev
Geo. Henry Dole. pastor. Preaching
tomorrow morning by the pastor. Sub
.lect, 1916. Beating the Swords Into
Piowshares, Peace Conference Ser
vice"
NJ. Luke's Reformed Episcopal.
st. l.uke's X. 4. Church, Monroe and
Eighth streets. Rev. William I.amming
rector. Services tomorrow az fol-
lows: Church school, 10; morning
prayer, holy communion and sermon.
II; evening prayer and sermon, 7.sO.
Mid-week services will be held at s
p. m. "Wednesday.
Breakfast Mission.
Sunday Breakfast Mission. 1I5-11T
Shipley street. Sunday school tomor-
row at lis o'clock. Tomorrow night
Lewis Peekey will speak. Religious
services are held nightly at the mis-
sion.
Missionary Alliance.
Christian and Missionary Alliance.
50i West Fifth street. Services tomor-
row will be as follows: s20. prayer
service; 1890. communion service: 2.
Sunday school; $50. young peoples
mreting; 7.30. sermon by the pastor.
Midweek services Monday and Thurs
day evening at.7.s0 o'clock.
First Church OF Christ.
First Church Of Christ. Scientist,
Park Place and Van Buren, streets.
Services Z morrow morning and even
ing at the usual hours.
Unitarian.
THE Way TO a Warless World" will
be the subject of the sermon by Rev.
w A. Vrooman, in the Unitarian
Church, West street. above Eighth.
tOTnOrrOW morning at IL O'CLOCK. A
special program has been arranged for
the services.
Bible Students.
When VIII Gods Covenant with
Abraham Pc Fulflled?" will be the
subject of the lecture by w. n. Wood
worth, before the International Bible
Students Association in Jr. o. u. y.
NJ. Hall, s07 Tatnall street, at o'clock
tomorrow afternoon. Regular meet.
ings and Bible classes will be conduct
ed at the usual hours.
Fraternal Splrituallst.
Fraternal Spirtualist Church, Eden
Hall, services at 7.30 tomorrow in
charge Of Mrs. Moore, messages by
Mrs. Openshaw.
splrtualIs.s (Progressiye).
Services tomorrow al the First Prog
ressive ..pirituhlists c. urcb. Fythian
Castle, 500 West street, will be held at
7.45 o'clock In the evening. Messages
by Mrs. Mac Lacl lin Of Philadelphia.
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BAPTIST.
Second,


Second Baptist Church. Ninth and
FRANKLIN streets, Rev, George ID. AlIi-
son. pastor. Services tomorrow as fol-
lows Morning services. 10.30. sub
Jeet, "A Vision of A Warlers World; /;
evening services. 7.4s. subject. The
church's Part In World Peace: "pt-
hle school. noon; young peoples meet
ing, 6.a6. Special music led by Miss
Virginia West Fuller.
Delaware Avenue.
Delaware Avenue Baptist Church
Delaware avenue and West streets,
Rev. Joseph Y. Irwin, minister.
PREACHING tomorrow morning and
evening by the pastor Subject. Ioso.
Three Essentials for successful
Sunday school" 7.3o. Limitation of
Armament instead OF Disarmament. ("
Sunday school and other regular
meetings Mt the usual hours.
North.
North Baptist Church. Lincoln
street. near Delaware avenue. Rev.
William l.. .Pettingill. pastor. Preach.
ing by the pastor tomorrow at i0.ao
and 7.46: morning subject. Feeding
on Christi" evening. second of a SER
les on The Revelation" Bible school
at noon.
Bethany.
Bethany Baptist Church, jackson
and Elm streets, Rev. Charles q
Earle, pastor. Preaching tomorrow at
1850 and 7.so; morning subject.
What Transpires When A Sinner
Comes to God" evening, There In no
Difference For All TO Have sinned. /"
The music OF the new ofrertory, com
posed by the pastor will be sung I'm
the morning. The ordinance OF han
tism VIII be observed In the evening.
First swedish.
First Swedish Baptist Church. Van-
dever avenue and Church street. Rev.
Z A. Chader. pastor. Preaching to-
morrow morning by the pastor. sub
ject, 1880. Spiritual wealth." -.
Sunday school: 645. young people's
meeting; 7,5o, Mr.. and Mrs. A. Il. WIN.
son viii sing and speak.
First German.
First German Baptist Church Eif,b
and Walnut streets. Rev. w A
Schoen, minister. Services tomorrow
are as follows: 10 n. m. sermon nv tho
pastor, subject; THE Resurrection. -
II n. M, Holy Communion: 11.15 n
m. Bible School in English. Preaching
in English at the evening services nv.
the pastor. subject: "A Solemn oues.
ton"
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Trinity Church Request.

BY the will OF William Baxter, for
many years member OF Trinity par
ish, the church has received a legacy
of $500 which will be added to the en-
dowment fund for Trinity Church.
This endowment was inaugurated by
the bequest OF Nrs. Henry Cart
wright Jones few years ago.
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PRESBYTERIAN.
Westminster.

A
Westminster Presbyterian Church.
Pennsylvania avenue and Rodney
street, Rev. c. l.. Cendee, pastor. Ser
vices tomorrow will be as follows:
i0.30, morning worship, sermon by the
pastor. subject. shall There lie
Peaceg": 4. vesper. sermon by the
pastor. subject, Comparative Reli-
gions.'
Eastlake.
Eastlake Presbyterian Church,
Twenty seventh and Market streets.
Services tomorrow In charge OF Rev.
James II. Boai. as follows. Morning.
1890; evening. 7.So: Sunday school.
| .. Prayer meeting will be held at
1.45 y. m, Wednesday.
Elsmere.
Elsmore Presbyterian Church. Els
mere. Tomorrow's services IN charge
Of Rev. John Erickson OF Parksburg.
Pa. as follows: Morning worship, II;
evening. 7.3o; Christian Endeavor
meeting, $50; Sunday school. 10.
OlIyet.
olivet Presbyterian Church, Fourth
and Broome streets. Rev. Joel s. GIL
| tillan, pa stor. Services tom, rrow as
follows: Preaching morning and eve
ming by the pastor, subject. 1o.45.
Turning Swords and Spears Over TO
the Blacksmith; 7.45, The Sword
and Peace OF Jesus" Sunday school.
10; Y. p. $. C. e., Z.
FIRST Central.
First and Central Presbyterian
Church, Market street. above Ninth,
Rev. Aquilla Webb. u. D., LII. d.. pas
tor. Preaching tomorrbw morning
and evening by pastor. Subject, 1880,
The Prophets Vision; 7.45, Per
manent Peace" Sunday school and
other regular meetings at the usual
hours.
West.
West Presbyterian Church. Eighth
and Washington streets, Rev. u.
Franklin Smiley. pastor. Preaching
tomorrow morning and evening by
the pastor. Subject. 1890, THE Price
OF Peace: 7.30. "A warless World
the Dawn of the Millennium" Sun
day school and other regular meetings
at the usual hours.
itsliRu presbyterian.
First Italian Presbyterian Church
du Pont and Seventh streets. Rev. A
Dassori pastor. Preaching by the pas
tor in the morning at IL O'Clock and in
the evening at 7.30. Sunday school
and all the other services, at the usual
hours.
Greenhill.
Grcenhili Presbyterian Church. Ken
nett pike. Rev. Thomas Kerr. pastor.
Preaching tomorrow morning at 1915
O'Clock; Sabbath school, $50: mission
study class. Tuesday evening at 7.45
O'Clock.
Delaware City.
First Presbyterian Church of Della
war City, Rev. Robert Claiborne
pitzer. pastor. Preaching tomorrow
morning and evening by the pastor.
Subject, 1880, The Worlds Desire;
80. "rhe Son of Man." Sunday
school and other regular meetings at
the usual hours.
First United.
First United Presbyterian Church.
Third and Broome streets, Rev. y. y.
Calhoun, pastor. Preaching tomorrow
morning by the pastor. Subject, II
Laying on the Sword and Putting
On the Spirit" Sunday school and
other regular meetings at the usual
hours. Sunday evening. Rev. Howard
McDade. the evangelist, viii preach.
DDATEgT
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Missionary Auxiliary Meeting.

The monthly meeting OF the Grace
Young Women's Missionary Auxiliary
viii be held at 1.45 y. M, Monday,
at the home of Mrs. William NanSant,
224 West Twenty seventh street.
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THE REFORMATION.
Lutheran Churches In Joint Anniyer-
sary Service AT Zion Tomorrow.

hdEy StffiSt At Lith iVhfVttoWs
The anniversary of the Reformation
will be jointly celebrated In Zion
Lutheran Church tomorrow evening
by the congregations OF Zion, Holy
Trinity and st. Stephens churches,
The observance is expected to be the
most elaborate held in the history OF
wilmington Lutheranism. Rev, Fred
erick Ijasskarl Is pastor OF Zion
Church and Rey Dr. Paul lsen-
schmid, pastor emeritus; Rev. Sam
uel Il. Wicker is pastor of Holy Trim
ity and Rev Frederic Doerr of st. Ste
phens.
Rev. Nathan II. Melhorn, ID. d., pas
tor of the Church of the Incarnation
Philadelphia, and managing editor OF
the official organ OF the United I.uth-
eran Church, win be the speaker OF
the occasion. Special music win be a
feature Of the service, which starts al
730 o'clock. and to which everyone /:
invited.
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UNION SERVICE.
Bishop Cook VIII Address Both Trim.
ity Congregations Tomorrow.

Bishop Philip Cook of the Episco-
pal Diocese Of Delaware viii preach
tomorrow at the annual union SER
vices in Trinity Church, Delaware
avenue and Adams strets. Both con-
gregations Of the parish win particl-
pate i'm the exercises commemorating
the Tooth anniversary of the Domes-
tic and Foreign Missionary Society.
Special services have also been ar
ranged in behalf Of the conference of
nations looking to the reduction OF
armaments.
Tentative plans for the services on
Thanksgiving Day at Trinity Chnrch
are under way. According to the pro-
gram, the Thanksgiving Day Offer
ings will be for the Babies Hosnital
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III THE RAN.
Sf. Stephen.S.

-. stephens Lutheran Church. Tat
tan street near seventh. Rev. Frederic
Doerr. pastor. Preaching tomorrow
nurning by the pastor Subject. 1880.
Peace, Heavens Most Precious
Legacy. There viii be no evening ser
Vice. sunday school and other regular
meetings az the usual hours.
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Daily advertising produces more
average daily answers than does
spasmodic or occasional ADVERTISING.
tiser.--Adv.
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PROTESTANT EPISCOPAL.
st. Andrews.

Services tomorrow at st. Andrews.
Shipley and Eighth streets, Rev
Richard w. Trapnell, rector, will be
as follows: holy communion.~s: Bible
class and Sunday school, s45: holy
communion and sermon. II; evening
prayer and sermon. 7.45.
Trinity.
Trinity p. Z. Church, corner of Del
aware avenue and Adams street. Rev.
Frederick NJ. Kirkus. rector. Services
tomorrow as follows: 7.3O, holy COM
munion; Sunday school, s.30; litany.
holy communion apd sermon by Rt.
Rev. Philip Cook, ID. D.; IL, evening
prayer and sermon by the pastor T.45.
The IL o'clock service will be the an
nual union service for the congrega-
tions of Old swedes' and Trinity
Churches.
Calvary.
Calvary Episcopal Church, Third
and Washington streets. Rev. f. II.
will be as follows: 7.30, holy commun-
ion; $50. church school: 10.45, ser
mon. subject, "One hundred years OF
Missions" Z. victory guild: 7.45,
evening prayer and sermon, subject.
The Ideal Church.
Emmanuel.
Emmanuel Church, Seventeenth and
Riverview. services tomorrow will be
conducted at the usual hours.
St Matthews Mission.
Holy communion at S.; Sunday
school at $50 a. m.
-. st. Barnabas'.
St. Barnabas' p. +. Church. Mar
shallton, Rev. +. }. Parks, rector. Ser
vices tomorrow as follows: Holy COM
rnunion, 3; Sunday school, 2.30;
Young Peoples Service League meet
ing. $50: evening song and sermon by
rector, 7.30. Mrs. Frederick Bring
burst will talk on ideas" at the Ser
vice League meeting.
~. James.
ST. James Episcopal Church. New
fort, Del. services tomorrow will be
held at the usual hours.
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The modern way to get what you
want when you want 1t Is to read and
use classified ads.
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Read the classified advs., TOO.
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Holy Trinity.

Holy Trinity Lutheran Chura.
Twenty and Madison streets
Rev. $. r. Wicker. minister. Services
tomorrow Bible school. 10 a. M:
morning worship. II a. m, theme.
The Great Physician" Ups. c. T.,
sCrvices 6.30 y. N. There Will be no
ytfper services.
Zion.
Zion Lutheran Church. Sixth and
Jackson streets. Rev. r. Hasskarl,
minister. Morning services tomorrow
in German subject. Gods Kingdom"
Lyening services. English, will include
on especially arranged program. Union
Reformation services OF all Lutherans
of Wilmington will be observed in Zion
Church. Rev. Nathan Meldorn, ID. d..
viii be the speaker. Sunday school
and other regular meetings at the
Usual hours.
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METHODIST PROTESTANT.
First.

tirst NJ. p. Church. Seventh street
oe'o~ walnut street. Rev. Fred q
Holloway. pastor. Preaching ton,o.-
r'w morning AZ 1915 by the nastor
SUBJECT Holy Communion" Preach .
.ng by Rev. William A. Anderson 90
Madison y. J., az 745. SUNDAY school
"hd other regular meetings a. The
usual hours 'he
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kpuorth

Enworth M E church. Tenth and
Lombard streets, Rev, Esscll Parks
Thomas. minister Preaching tomor-
row mufning and evening by the pas
Tor Subject, io.a0. "ne Gave Himself
iur Thee" fao, What VIII We Da
Then With Jesus Called christ" sun
day school and either regular meetings
Ai the usual hours.
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Mt salem.

NJ. Shlcm ~ y Church. Sinotecnih
and NJ salsm Lane. Rev. Leonard
white, pastor Preaching tomorrow
mprninx and evening hy the pastor.
subject 1880. Disarm or Perish"
ffe. "uisdsn Treasure" SUNDAY
sthnol Ard other reFular meetings al
ihs usual hours. The Official board
will meet Tuesday evening M O'Clock
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tnion Methodist Episcopal Church.
ffih and Washington streets. Rev.
Harvey WINFIELD Ewing u. H.. pasier.
ifeaehlng tomorrow morning and eve
hink ~ pr. Ewing subject. i0.ao.
blssrm or Perish" - Communion
80, The ioy ~ Bsing Rieht." sun
asN schnqi and other regular meet
inkn AZ tht usual hours
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Peninsula,

Peninsula NJ p Church. Services
'h Jf' @. L. A. NJ. Hall. 907 Tatnau
street tomorrow. the pastor. Rev. /. r.
smith, viii speak on the suh,.c, ~
feeee. The junior and intermediate
O. partment of the Sunday school viii
present Hanging Sign" at the
school session al noon. The Christian
hndoaVor services viii be held at s.ss
and the i'astor viii conduct evangeli.-
tic services al T.s5 o'clock.
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MI Lebanon.

AL i~imnun M E church. Rock
land. h"s . y. Jones. pastor. Rally
aaN H''fi''H iohufruw morning and
"ft'in"on Rev. Robslt watt. dlstric,
Nni''fln'fhtlsnt VIII address the morn.
lhh Nffflr' ~ n. and Rev D. ". A.
Nu'hwHl' Nlll sprah "a az afternoon
80 fifs Ai q Mf and Mrs. Arthur
Wilson ~ Wilmington ~ili Aing al
b'Hh HrfNi'et. Special evangelism
esssh's vii hs held ln the evening
~se > solmvn by il,t. A. J. Dolbov.
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och man.
Scott.

scott NJ. T.. Church. Seventh and
spruce streets, Rev. T. ]. Sard. pastor.
PREACHING tomorrow morning and eve
ning by the pastor. subject. 1880 "Tha
Lords supper" 730. World Peace
and How Obtained" Sunday school
ana other regular meetings at the
usual hours.