davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
The Caledonian-record. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1920-current, 1922-08-30

No amount of denial or doubto or detrac-
ton, no testing passage Of years, dim
his original greatness in the slightest.
Steadily, the evidence of his genius
grows, and the renown of his name
grows with it.
The whole ccger sentiment and sup
port Of the world unite triumphantly
behind him.
The world lauds his leadership. but
more than his leadership it admires the
dependability Of his powers, the assur-
ance that it can definitely count upon
them as a standard for the world to
follow.
Applauding the leader, the world ap-
plauds itself-the undying fire in itself
which lights the age-old quest fer en-
during greatness.
Great names of all time, in every
sphere of human effort, all know the
reward Of eminence and all bear Wit
ness to the eternal truth
The genuinelea cannot die. His fame
is immovable and immortal as thcrocks.
He lives steadily on, he survives because
the power of his work is permanent
True greatness inevitably endures.
Enduring achievement alone is great.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-06-10
PENTECOsT AT CATHEDRAL.

At y. m. Whit-Sunday. Rt. Rev.
John J. Monaghan, d. D.. Bishop of the
Diocese of Wilmington, administered
the sacrament of confirmation TO a
class OF 100 boys and girls who had
received first communion at a. m.
That this sacrament goes back 10
Apostolic times is amply proved by
the sacred scriptures. Just as the
Apostles-When the Paraclete. on the
first Pentecost, had rested on their
heads as tongues of fire"--went forth
among the people. and prayed for
them that they might receive the Holy
Ghost. :. and laid their hands upon
them. and they received the Holy
Ghost; so the bishop prayed that the
Holy Ghost might descend upon these
100 young Soldiers OF Christ, and the
power of the Most High preserve them,
When he had asked for them the
spirit OF wisdom and understanding
| the spirit OF counsel and fortitude. the
spirit Of knowledge and piety. and the
spirit Of the fear OF God, he traced
on their foreheads in consecrated oil
the Cross of Christ. saying: Il sign
thee With the sign OF the Cross, and
! connrm thee with the ChrlSfn OF sal
walton in the name OF the Father and
of the Son and of the Holy Ghost.
| The instruction on the sacrament, the
new name taken this day. the two
sponsors whose duty II Is 10 see that
the promises made this day are car
rled out; the slight blow on the cheek
| to remind the young soldier that he
must not only fight for his faith but
likewise bear trials and crosses FOR
the sake II his Lord and Master-all
Of these rites and cert monies go back
TO the early days of the Christian
Church.
The bishop says in conclusion
PEACE be with you. 10 remind tht
Christian that the only Peace wortl
while comes from the Cross OF Chris
and the Prince of Peace. The cere-
mony closed with solemn benediction
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-06-10
CHILDREN'S DAY AT HANOVER
Tomorrow Nights Services Wrl Re
Last For Summer Months.

There will be no preaching service
in Hanover Presbyterian Church
Boulevard and Eighteenth street.
tomorrow morning because OF the sun
day School Childrens Day service Mt
the morning hour. The Rev. Charles
IL. Bonner. pastor, will deliver an ad-
dress at this service. Mr.. Bonner VIII be
i'm his pulpit in the evening, preaching
on Gods Special Gift TO June.
Tomorrow nights service will be the
last one To- he held In the church
until tho first Sunday evening in
September. Hanover Church taking
part in the services which Will be
held I'm the park from Sunday evening
June is, until August 10. inclusive
under auspices of the Presbyterian n
Union.
The senior and the intermediate
Christian Endeavor societies will meet
in the church at $50 o'clock tomorrow
evening. It will be a union service at
which Robert G.. Hsckett will speak
Communion service will be held
In the church on next Sunday week
Service preparatory to the communion
viii be held on Friday night.
The Women's League will hold its
annual outing at As,on~. Centreville
Tuesday evening. June 20. Supper will
be served at s y. m.
The societies OF the church are
making arrangements for picnic on
July 4.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-06-10
SPECIAL EXERCISES
At BETHANY BAPTIST
chiIdrsn's Day Will be Observed
With an Appropriate
Program.

Childrrn's Day tomorrow a. B~b-
any Baptist Church Will be observed
with appropriate exercises ~ tbs
morning services at 1890 o'clock. Rev.
owen G. Brown. -. d. editor of tns
American Baptist Publication society
win talk 10 the children Of the Fun
day school on account Of the
Cbndren'- Day program IN the chapel
At 7fs y. m. the Christian Endssvor
services will be eliminated. Ths Chii-
aren's Day exercises. in charge of
Miss Ida NJ. Little. comprise IN. ,ol-
lowing program:
singing. 90 Worship me King" School
Scripture Reading. ...,.. Pearl Clera
Singing. Dear Lord and Father"
Junior Cho.r
Response The Childrens Thanks"
Primary and Junior Deps rtm.nt-
Exercises In recognition OF Cradle Boil
/ Members.
Singing Jesus Love. mo Istus
Children"
Recitation. The Boy Your Moth-~
Thinks You Are" .....J John ysit. Jr.
Recitation. Victory Through Christ"
Fiolst Martin
Singing, Primary and Junior Depart
mcnts
Recitation. Deeds o, Kinones."
i Ruby v-is
Recitation. "Grsndmothsr and l.
Naomi Bsrti~v
Duet. God is love" Ruth and E~th>--
oreenv.ii
Exercise. Light Bearer. and Nations
in Darkness" .....-. .Cbss ~ Cirss
Recitation Brother and sister"
John J>.r4.
Recitation. "a Chnds PETS"
Iavina Crosse n
Singing Mighty Army OF the Young
School
Recitation. The Ped Cross Nurse"
Edith Cro0ea
.. Color Drill ..-.....---. .Clsss or GMI1
, Singing, Stand Up for JesuS'
4 Schoo'
' Recitation. How Things s.-rn TO 9
nj Boy" ..-...........Fv .Fverstt Rntgh,
Recitation. "A Nswsboy's Kindness"
:, Harvey Edward
. Offering FOR Delaware Chfldren's Hons
y Society
Remarks Superintendent
, Singing. America the Beartsfuy'
Schoo
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-06-10
CONCERT AT CENTRAL CHURCH.

Tho willing Workers Society OF
Central Presbyterian Church will give
a concert IN Central Church, on King
street below Eighth, Monday evening
at S o'clock. Leslie Cook, organist or
First and Central church. will play.
The assisting artists Will he Miss
Grace Baird. reader: John J. Hayes,
Jr.. baritone. and Harry f. Stause-
bach. violinist.
The program Will include the fol-
lowing numbers: Organ. "IntroduC-
ton to the Third Act (Lohengren), -
Wagner; vocal solos. "Wanderer s
Song" Schumsnn. and None But the
Lonely Heart" Tchaikoysky; violin
| "Fantasie le Barber de Seville
"Rossini: reading: organ. "In the
Sweet Bye and Bye" arranged by l.
Cook; vocal solo. Evening Star
| CTannhauser). Wagner; violin. "Sere-
made" Dr6la; reading; vocal solos
AT Dawning." Cadman; Where Ny
Caravan Has Rested" Lohn: violin
Song of India" Rimsky-K -Korsakow
"Liebeslied." Kreisler; reading; organ
! Grand March" (Aida), Verdi.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-06-10
Holy Nsme 20 HOLD Festival.

The Holy Name Society or rhs
Cathedral is busy preparing for an
outdoor festival or block party. DUR
ing the present month. IL win take
place on the church grounds at Sixth
and West streets. AZ IT - now SEVEN
years since an affair OF this Kind vss
held at ST. Pstsr's there 10 lots oe
friendly rivalry and enthustnsm IN
make It a credit TO the CathsoFaI pnr-
ish OF tho diocese. Tho IAAsss esps-.
ciaily are Interested and are enlist1ng
in large numbers 10 ASSIST th4 man OF
the parish. Hugh Collins and hi conn
mittee are arranging many diferenc
attractions and hops 20 make the Tea
tival a family affair for the Czthoiicz
OF the whole city.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-06-10
SECOND BAPTIST CHURCH.
Morning Services Tomorrow WM Be
In Charge Of Rev. X. H. Abrams.

Services in Second Baptist Church,
Ninth and Franklin streets, tomorrow
morning will be in charge OF the Rev
Ray II. Abrams. The pastor, Rev.
George d. Allison, Phi. D., Will preach
the baccalaureate sermon at the Uni
versity OF Delaware. The Quartette
choir. directed by Floyd W. Harper,
VIII sing. Lord We Pray Thee, by
Roberts. and THE Son Of Righteous
ness. by Geibel.
Flower Day" will be observed in
the Sunday school. beginning at 12.15.
AT the evening service, beginning AT
LAS, DIR. Allison will speak on Listen
ing to Cod. This will be baptismal
service. The Twilight Shadows Fall
by Wood. will be sung by Mrs. Ramorh
Mitchell. Mrs. Lester Burns, Harper
spry and Floyd w. Harper. A duet
by Mrs. Mitchell and Mr.. Harper Will
be. The Shadow OF the Evening
Hours, by Scott.
| DR.. Allison will attend the Northern
/ Baptist convention, al a representa-.
| tive of Delaware, TO be held at India
napolis, from June Ia 10 20.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-06-10
PRESBYTERIAN.
Olivet.


Olivct Presbyterian Church. Fourth
nnd Broome streets, Rev. Joel 8.
Gilfillan, pastor. will preach at 1o.45.
on "Christ's Church" At 7.45, Chill
'dren's Day exercises will be held.
Sabbath school meets at IL noon.
Eastlake.
Eastlake Presbyterian Church,
Twenty-sevcnth and Market streets,
Rev. William Leishman. pastor. Chill
dren's Day exercises tomorrow morn
ing at 1890. Preaching by the pastor
at 7.30 y. m; subject. THE Wells Of
Salvation" Mr.. and Mrs. Arthur WILL
son will sins at the evening service.
Christian Endeavor Society meeting
at $50. Devotional services wedncs-
day evening at 7.45.
West.
West Presbyterian Church. Eighth
and Washington streets. The Bible
school will hold its Childrcn's Day ser
vice tomorrow morning at 10 In the
church auditorium. a cantata. en-
titled Might and Day" In which
about 20 children will participate. will
he given. under the direction of Miss
Grace Baird. In the evening at 7.30
Rev. Thomas Kerr will preach. Special
music by the choir.
GreenhilI.
Greenhin Presbyterian Church
Kennett Pike. Rev. Thomas Kerr, pas
tor. The annual children's day ex-
crcises Will be given at 1890 o'clock
tomorrow in the church auditorium
Sunday school and other regular meet
ings at the usual hours.
First. Central.
! First Central Presbyterian Church
Market street above Ninth, Rev
Aquilla Webb. ID. D., l.. J.. D., pastor
Preaching tomorrow morning and
evening by the pastor; subject. 1890
Teaching Children" 7.3O, Lost
! Children" Sunday school and other
regular meetings at the usual hours.
Italian Presbyterian.
/ First Italian Presbyterian Church
du Pont and Seventh streets, Rev. A
cises will be given during the Sunday
school hour. The pastor will preach
at the morning service and I'm the
evening at .1S0. All the other meet
ings Will be held at the usual hours
First United.
First United Presbyterian Church
Third and Broome streets. Rev. y
y. Calhoun. pastor. Preaching to
morrow morning and evening by tn,
pastor; subject. IL, Transformed Il,
Jesus" 7.45, Mormon Eccentricities.
Sunday school and other regular meet
ings at the usual hours.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-06-10
HOLY NAME RALLY
At THE CATHEDRAL
Bishop Monaghan Requests
Pastors to Form a Do
cesar Union.

4 rally OF the Holy Name Society
will be held IN the Cathedral tomorrow
evening at 40 The noted Dominican
T., will preach on The Holy Name
Society its Purposes. Aims and Bene-
fite." Ae no will be In the city for
ono day only. he extends an invitation
to tho catholic men OF Wilmington to
como and hear OF this great Catho-
lie society.
Although known to America but
90 years (1S72-1922). It numbers today
I'm the United States alone more than
100000 members. In fact. one Of the
motives Of this rally tomorrow night
is to gather together a worthy body
or Catholic men TO represent Delaware
at the Golden Jubilee Celebration ot
the Holy Nome Society at Washingtor
in October next. Bishop Monaghan, bJ
special committee. has requested th'
pastors OF the different parishes OF th'
diocese to send delegates 10 Cathedra
Hall next Tuesday night in order q
form diocesan union OF all the ffol!
Name societies in the Diocese of VII
mingtOn.
| The Holy Name, though only 5
years in existence in America. Is al
! old institution In Catholic lands an,
among Catholic peoples. In the yea
1874 A. D.. Pope Gregory assemble
a General Council OF the Church a
/ Lyons, France. In reparation for tn
blasphemy and irreligion of that day
Pope Gregory sent letter to tn
! Master General OF the Dominica
! Fathers, or "Friar-preachers." com
mtssioning them to preach in ever
land "a devotion that would inspir
reverence and love for the Sacre
Name of Jesus" That same year
l274-the Fathers Of st. Dominic in
etituted the Society of the Hoi
| Name
That this society has met with tn
! approval of the Popes is self-eviden
from the favors and indulgences grant
| ed to it's members-both lay an
cleric-by Plus ", Plus V. Clemen
! VIII, Innocent XI. Benedict XIV, an
Plus X. And though it is now almos
/ 500 years old. It is still directed b
the Dominican Order. and no branc
OF it can be validly and canonicall
established without permission and
diploma from the Master-General c
the Dominicans.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-06-10
Festival at st. Johns.

Next Thursday night, beginning at
6 o'clock. the members and friends
Of st. Johns i. +. Church will hold
the annual strawberry festival on the
Church grounds. In case Of rain the
festival will be held in the parish
buildings. There will be on sale, not
only Strawberries and ice cream but
cakes. candles. lemonade, ice tea and
other things. Special attractions are
being provided for the l<iddies. among
which Will be an "Orange Tree"
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-06-10
AFRICAN PRINCE TO LECTURE
AT EZION NJ. Y. CHURCH

Prince Madarikan Denlyi. lecturer
Of Lagos, Nigeria, West Africa, will
speak at EZion NJ. L. church, Ninth
and French streets. next Tuesday
evening. at o'clock. Prince Deniyi
will lecture on THE Possibilities for
the New Negro in Africa.
Prince Deniyi is a grandson of Bal
ogun Ijemo, a Foruba chief at Abeo-
kuta, Nigeria, West Africa. That the
American missionaries in Africa are
doing excellent work will be empha-
sized by Prince Deniyi. Rev. w. C
Thompson is minister of Ezion Church
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-06-10
"FLOWERLAND VOICES
Cantnta nt Grace Church Tom orrow
in Celebration Of Children's Day.

A cantata entitled Voices From +.
Flowerland" will be given at Grace |.
NJ. Il. Church at 1890 o'clock tomor- /
row morning In celebration OF Chill
dren's Day. Following is the pro-
gram:
VOICES FROM FLOWERLAND."
Pauline Buck ."Childrens Day"
Mildred Sinclair June"
Pages. j. Edgar Bullock, Jr., Mar
garet Gambrill. E.unice Sweet.
Chorus, Wake. wake. Everybody
Wake"
Song. Help BIT Today"
"CLOVERS"
Ann Bailey Gladys Smith
Gladys Holiday Betty Weaver
Catherine Macadsm Claire steers
Janet Smith Beatrice Philiips.
Reading-'Butterfy Transforma-
ton" Emma Lou Bethards.
"BUTTERFLIEs"
Clara Louise Varnes.
Elsie Baker
Jane Mahoney
Josephine Logan
Ann Lee Lynch
Eleanor Hitch
Barbara Mock
Sozanne Mackenson
Katherine Doughten
Betty Jane Brown
Duet-"Happy Time Of Flowers"
forget -ME-NOTs"
Lucy Hickman Betty Smith.
Chorus, Jesus Loves Me-"
Primary Department
Bobby Mock
Bobby Ellis
Frank Nichols
Helen williams
: J. Christy Conner, Jr.
Thomas Ward
; Harry g. Bethards. Jr.
/ Carl Seybold
Norman Browning
John Mackenson
Ruth Seybold
Billy weeder
Eugene Baker
Solo, "Dandelion." Elizabeth Hickman
Song, Just u Little Sunshine"
"SUNBEAMS"
Nancy Short Ruth Mitchell
Esther Mitchell Elizabeth Rust
Helen Hitch.
Duet. Brides Lullaby"
Ann Bailey Bobby Mock
Chorus, This is the Time to be Happy"
Song "Nodding in the Sunlight"
DAISIES
/, Eleanor MatsCn Edna Clark
, Evelind Smith Rosa Milano
{ Dorothy Wheelus Edith O'Keefe
Ruth Walker. Dorothy Ulrich
Alice Holiday Helen Lathrop.
Song, "Hark TO the Song Of the Roses
ROSES"
Josephine Siddell
Jean Cranston
e Margaret Nilano
d Elizabeth McClelland
a Pauline Chapman
d Dorothy Buck
/. Evelind Sturgis
o Margaret Ray
Y Lucille Forsythe
e Nell Seward.
e Chorus. Welcome, Children's Day.
+ Solo, Our Colors," Ward Briggs.
FLAG BEARERS"
Il Thomas Dowling Harold Clar,
} Raymond Rose.
u Chorus, Under the Banner Of tn
} Cross
- Benediction.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-06-10
cHILDREN's DAY AT UNION.
An Interesting Pro4rsm 10 be Given
By the sunday school

ChIldren's Day viii be observed to-
morrow at Union NJ. r.. Church, Fifth
and Washington streets. In the morn
ing at 1890 the pastor. Rev. Harvey
Winfield Ewing, VIII bsptize children
and preach an appropriate sermon.
All children are urged TO attend. sun
day school viii convene at . y. m. In
the evening at 100 o'clock the follow
ing program viii be given.
selection .................. .Orcnestfa.
Song ................. Senior School.
Prayer .... Rev. Harvey w. Ewing.
A snappy Salute. Sherwood ssnderson
Tit for Tat ..... Elizabeth FOreaker
ChiIdrens Day Welcome.
Ellen TerantIno
Welcome 10 You ... Vivian Beeson
A Railroad Man ...... Feisn Draper
Happy Children's Day, class of chill.
dren: Margaret Msrtz, Helena Hun
/ Edna Wooisey, Aurethea Moore. Mars
| Smith. Thresafay Hickman Dorothy
! Shields, Dorothy Rodman, Lilliar
Schmidt. Dorothy Jane Barrett, Eliz
abeth Foresker. Ellen Terantino
Mary Wilson. Felgn Draper. william
! Walker.
Glad You Came. Katherine Townsend
Roses 70 Sell Dorothy Jane Barrett
Duet, Why We Love Mother. Eilei
Terantino. Feign Draper.
Well Acquainted ........A Anna Senr
Dolls Day, Gertrude Elsie Boyer
Dorothy Shields. Aureihea Moore
Dorothy Jane Barrett. Mary Smith
Elizabeth Foresker.
Tho Nexy Umbrella IIalopa Tfue
Sunbeams and Raindrops EIizabet
Lang. Emma Lane. Thelms ol'
Thelma Rodman. Virginia Fostel
Virginia Thomas. James SwcetmaI
Tilghmon Thomas, Robert Boye
Robert Wilson, George Hurlinge
Otley Beeson.
Gods summcrlsn nd
Primary Departne n
a Simple Method .. Helen Barret
Lend a Hand-Charles Bickjng. Hal
old white. Bertram Beeson, Josep
Van Pelt.
Give with a Cheerful Heart.
Dorothy ROdrns
= Remarks 49,. Rev. Harvey W. Ewln
Selection .......-......... .Orchestr
: The sunnower and the Daisy.
Viola KIeinstubc
Waking .......... Margaret Bickin
utteroups-Elizsbeth Cloud. Ioui
Terantino. Clara Limberger, Ru,
Bishop. Helen Barrett, Evelj
n Blackiston.
g Daisies--Lidie Hopkins. Sylvia V:
- Pelt. Mabel Walls. Elizabeth Gilmor
s. Christine Lirnberger. Anna Curle
- Roses for Children's Day.
Virginia Hu
Roses-Msrgaret Walls. Mildred o.
- ems. Emily Smith. Gladys Over
D" Margaret Johnson. Anna Msckl
d" Helen Barrett, Christine Lin1berg
= Elizabeth Foster. Virginia Smith
Her Piece ....4-........ Helen Wa
y Butterfiies' Drill--Margsre Bickir
Elizabeth Cloud, Ruby Bish,
Mabel Walls. Sylvia. Van Pelt, El
abeth Giimour. Louisa Terantil
Ldie Hopkins. Clara Iirnberger.
Mending the Nets -. Class Of Bo
Sunny Junetirne-Holly Choral CT
. tood Night ....-..-... Robert Boy
= sefecllon ---~--- ....-- -Orcnest
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-06-10
METHODIST EPISCOPAL.
Scott.

Scott NJ. e. Church, Seventh and
Spruce streets, Rev. 7. J. Sard, pas
ter. Preaching tomorrow morning
and evening by Rev. James NJ. Tay-
lor, d. d.: subject. 1890. World Con-
ditions That Make Democracy I'M
possible:" 7.30. Tho Women OF the
World" At 3.15, DIR. Taylor will ad-
dress the Sunday schools OF Asbury,
Epworth and Scott Churches. His
subject will be MY Relics From a
Wild Mans Home" He will have
some OF tho young people display these
relics. some OF which are worth
thousands OF dollars.
Harrison Street.
Harrison Street NJ. e. Church.
Seventh and Harrison streets, Rev.
w. F.. Habbart, pastor. At 1880 a.
m.. tomorrow there will be ChiIdren's q
Day exercises by the beginners and
primary departments. At 1915 tho
Junior. intermediate and senior de-
partments will hold their service
There will be preaching In the eve
ning at 7.3o; subject. Religious Edu-
cation"
Cockmau.
Cookman NJ. T.. Church. Fourteenth
and du Pont streets. Rev. w. G.
Harris. pastor, Preaching tomorrow
morning at 1890 by the pastor; sub
ject. The Jesus 1ife For Boys and
Girls" Sunday school at noon
Children's service at I.45 p. m. There
will be no Epworth League meeting
The league will have charge of ser.
vices at the Home for Aged Women a,
4 y. m.
Wesley.
Wesley M. L. Church. Linden an,
Jackson streets, Rev. T.. W. Wells
pastor. Preaching tomorrow morn
ing and evening by the pastor; even
ing subject. The Touch" The Sun
day school VIII give program at
y, m.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-06-10
NEWS OF THE CHURCHES
BAPTIST.

North Baptist.
North Baptist Church. Lincoln
street. near Delaware avenue. william
l.. Pettingill, pastor. Preaching to-
morrow at 1890 and 7.45 by Clarence
M. Keen. evangelist. Bible school at
noon.
Delaware Avenue.
Delaware Avenue Baptist Church.
Delaware avenue and West street.
Rev. ]. Y. Irwin. s. r. D., pastor. AT
1880 tomorrow tho Sunday school will
give n Children's Day program. Ser
mon on The Hidden Wisdom" at 7.30
There will be no Sunday school ses-
sion.
German.
German Baptist Church. Fifth and
Walnut streets. Rev. N A. Schoen
pastor. Children's Day services 10.
morrow at 10 O'Clock. with n sermon
In German. Bible school Mt Ills
o'clock. Childrens Day program y,
the Bible school, In English, Mt 7.3o
Prayer meeting "wednesday evening
First Swedish.
First Swedish Baptist Church. Nar.
dever avenue and Church street. Rev
{. A. Chader. pastor. Preaching to
morrow morning and evening by tn.
nastor. subject 1915. "A Far Reach
Ing Choice; 730, "The Appeal of Man
Iiy Chr.stianity" Sunday school "a
noon; young peoples meeting ut CAS-
Prayer meeting Wednesday evening.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-06-10
OLD SWEDES ANNIVERSARY.
Celebrate Tomorrow 224th Foundin,
Of Edifice.

Old Swedes Church was founded
224 years ago tomorrow, Trinity Sun
day, and its successor, the Protest
ant Episcopal Church OF the Holy
Trinity. will hold appropriate services
TO celebrate the occasion.
Rev. Robert Bell is vicar and will
be assisted tomorrow morning by Rev
f. NJ. Kirkus and Rev. Arthur II
Judge, D. D., rector Of 81. Matthews
Church, New York City, who will
preach the sermon.
The order of services will be as
follows: s a. m. Holy Communion
10 a. M, Sunday school; II a. m.
united services and evening prayer
at 7.so.
The regular morning prayer ser
vice in Trinity Church, Delaware
avenue and Adams street, will be
omitted tomorrow morning the mem
bers attending the Old Swedes ser
vice
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-06-10
CHILDREN'S DAY AT ST. PAUL'S
Occasion VIII Be Observed Tomorrow
With Special Program.

The annual Children's Day service
will be observed at st. Paul's NJ. Z.
church at the morning session tomor-
row starting at 1890 a m. The entire
program will be given by the children
from the various departments. This
will take the place of the noon Sunday
school session. The class meeting,
lead by Rev. w. G. Strickland. will be
held at $50. The Christian Endeavor
prayer meeting will be held at 6.15.
The Pastor, Rev. c. l.. Hubbard
d. D.. ..wnl preach at 7.30. Continuing
the series Of sermons oon "The Life OF
Jesus, he will have as his topic
How Four Men Brought Friend to
Jesus"
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-06-10

Sunday School Chss Moonuxht.

The Fellowship Bible Class Of
Brandywine NJ. z. Church has arrang-
ed for g river ride next Tuesday even
ing. William II. Rose is teacher OF
the class. The proceeds will be used
to purchase a piano for the Sunday
school. On Tuesday. June 81, the
Sunday schools annual excursion to
Augustine Beach will be held. This
trip will be made on the steamboat
Thomas Clyde
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-06-10
CIubmen 20 AttsnI Church.

The members OF the Men'z Club or
st. Andrews Episcopal Church,
Eighth and Shipley streets VIII at
tend the morning service at tbs
church. tomorrow, in body. They will
meet in the parish house ti1o.45 and
will march from there into the church.
where a special section viii be ro-
served for them
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-06-10
Festival n Financial Success.

At the fete on the lawn about st.
Patts NE. Church last night ice
cream and Strawberries were the big
attractions and the booths where these
were dispensed was the center OF at
traction all evening. Flowers and
fancy articles We're sold and a sub
stantial sum was realized. The pro-
ceeds will be for the Ladies' Aid So
ciety Of the church.