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Newark post., 1922-01-18
Personals

|A q q q 4 Sssss1 N Il Il N tptux
Ssa sign1a Phi Epsilon Fraternity
Inv .1o University of Delaware gave
o. .,o annual formal dance in Old Col
its Tr;dav night. About one hun
ss '''d couples attended.
,rss Beulah Laws, who has been
NsSsd ai,o to her home with slight i'll
, .sss, has recovered.
alta voAington, of the Women's
m,os ms. was injured while shedding
s''19ud ~ Quality Hill last week.
o Monday night the Faculty Club
III entertain at cards.
Miss Ruth E. Brown is visiting
,tsnds . and relatives in Southern
Maryland
,...o Eleanor Colmery who has
sufering with a bad cold and
Wv. W. with scarlet fever, as is reported
~ !. able to be out again.
Mice Anna Grow spent the week
= with friends in Philadelphia.
p.,rh B. Jarmon spent the week
end with c. H. Jarmon.
Nat, Jarmon, George Kitterman
Nth Of Berlin, Md, spent the week
.rd with relatives here.
Miss Helen Jarmon spent the week
md with Miss Alice Blackson at he.
bome in Barksdale, Md.
N.Y. and Mrs. Robert Davis spen
,bo weekend with parents in Cherr,
Hill, Nd.
Mrs Mahlon has returned home at
,or visiting friends in Hartford, Conn
IP Wright is spending this wee
in Chicago.
Wm, H. Walker, Jr., spent tn
Weekend with his parents in Dover.
Mrs Helen Mackey is leaving tow
tbis week to spend the rest OF tn
winter in Wilmington.
Mrs. Charles Dunlevy is visitin
her father in Philadelphia.
Mrs, George Carter rendered a far
we'll party to Miss Dorothy Warne
NcNeal, en- Monday night. Miss Nj
Neal is to leave today for NorthfieJ
Seminary.
Those present at the affair were
Miss Elizabeth w. Souder, of WI
nngton, and the following, all
Newark: Misses Dorothy w. McNes
Catherine f. Townsend, Louise '
Hullihen, Frances H. Hullihe
Marian Slack, Ruth E. Vinsinge
Sara +. Steel, Elizabeth Millike
Edith Rose, Margaret Vinsinger, l.
NacMurray, Viola Eubanks, Glad
Clark, Evelyn Stall, Elma Robinso
Dorothy Hayes, Lille Willis, Paul.
Widdoes, Albert w. Strahorn, Robe
Q. Hayes, William E. Hayes, }
John L. Elliott, Henry c. Townser
Nalcomb Jones, Edward F. Haf
Richard Thomas, James G. Gret
William Armstrong, Harvey Boy
and Vernon Steel.
Newark post., 1922-01-18

inspection by an inspector does not
insure perfect supply.
This is the fourth milk-born out
break Newark has experienced to my
knowledge, with an awful toll. To
think of the children and adults suf-
fering with fever today and to think
of the resolution passed Monday
night for an inspection without pas
Newark post., 1922-01-18
Hutchinson Thorpe

On January 11th, at 6.15, L. Irving
|Hutchison, of Newark, and Clara b.
Thorpe, of Porters, were married IN
the Methodist Episcopal parsonage
by Rev. Frank Herson.
Newark post., 1922-01-18
No Successor

The successor of Lieutenant Prouty,
who was transferred from the Uni
versity of Delaware to Camp Dix, has
not yet arrived.
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EVERY MEMBER DAY.

Tomorrow at 1890 Every Member
Day" will begin at Second Baptist
Church with a. family pew service, in
which special effort will be made to
have entire families present. The
members will plan to bring those who
usually are unable TO come. DR.. Al
lison will preach on "The Almighty
the All Methodical"
The every member canvass will be
carried out under Chairman William
II. Taylor. The Committee of Forty
will meet at the close Of Sunday
school hour for prayer and then go
out 10 canvass the members. A budget
of $9.252 for current expenses and of
$9,252 for the missionary work OF the
Baptists has been approved. The goal
Is las much for others as for our
selves Committee members will re-
port to the church ANA total sub
scriptions will be announced in the
evening. The Pastors Band win meet
at 645.. The evening service will be
held at 7,45, sermon theme, Choosing
Cabinet
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-10-14
GRACE CHURCH MUSIC.

DR.. r. Watson Hannah OF Drew
Theological Seminary will preach at
both services tomorrow at Grace
Church. Ninth and West streets. The
music for the day will be as follows:
1915 a. m, the chimes--"Come Thou
Almighty King" 80 Thou TO Whom in
Ancient Time" Before Jehovah's Aw-
full Throne" 20 God the Rock 4
Ages" At 1890 a. M. organ prelude.
"Offertoic in f fat" professional:
Anthem. Send out Thy Light" Of
fertcry, contralto solo, One Comfort
Sweet is mine" Miss Copley; reces-
sional; organ Po<tlude, Grand
Choeur."
At 1.05 ,. m. the chimes will rem
der: Father. How Wide Thy Mercies
Shine" Spirit Divine Attend Our
Prayers" Glorious Things OF Thee
Are Spoken" From 7.15 to 40 D. m.
the organ recital Will include: pro-
cessional; cantilena, "Barcarolle;'
professional; anthem, Soldiers o,
Christ Arise" offertory. tenor solo
The Lord is my Light" Mr.. Spry;
recissional; organ postlude, "Marche
%NuptAdits
Sunday school Will be held at noon
The Epworth League service will be
held at $50 p. m. with Miss Heller
Guyer as the speaker. Miss Eleanor
Gleason will sing.
st. James Brotherhood will hold the
October meeting in the church house
on Monday evening. There will be g
debate on the question. Resolved
That the L. s. Should Actively Par.
ticipate in Helping TO Solve the Turk
ish Question" The affirmative will bs
upheld by C. Z. Burchenal and A. J
Wuertz and the negative by II. II
Ward. Sr. and c. c. Keedy.
On Thursday evening the play 9Th.
Minister'S Wifes New Bonnet" will b,
given In the Sunday school hall, un
der the auspices of the Grace Clean.
ers.
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ESPECIAL tories At
WESTMINSTER CHURCH
Dr.. Candee Will Discuss Per-
tinent Subjects at Both Of
the, Services.

Rights or Duties?" will be used as
the basis OF DIR. .Candce's morning
sermon Mt Westminster Presbyterian
Church, Pennsylvania avenue and
Rodney street, tomorrow. IL iN one
which has shaped the civilization OF
man from the earliest of ages. Men
have faced this issue and chosen
either the one or the other Of it's ele-
ments in the hope OF attaining their
end. Great strategic military leaders
have brought success or failure. praise
or condemnation upon themselves and
their people In endeavorlug TO fulfill
the demands of the one n the other.
Conditions in the Near East are caus-
ing the greater part OF Europe and
America to endeavor to identify their
cause with either Right or Duty, Geek
ing thereby to serve those in the
stricken zone, and at the same time
bring about universal peace.
The veeper service will be preceded
by series OF preludes on the organ,
John A. Thoms. Jr. organist., These
preludes will commence at n quarter
of four, the vesper service beginning
at four. as usual. DR.. Candee's sub
ject for this service is the second OF
series OF sermons on the life and the
experiences Of Paul, Paul, a Great
Traveller"
The veHper service stands out as
being in class by itself II comes at
a time OF day when most people can
enjoy n one-hour service OF it's nature
The music Is always an added attrac-
ton. the sermon short. but ef-
| fectlve, with some topic with which
all should be acquainted.
The Christian Endeavor Society will
assemble at 7,3o for an hours meeting
a surprise is expected. Leonard Shaw
and Louis Block. the leaders, have
prepared a splendid program. The
Sunday school has come into it's own
Over 300 were present last Sunday
with teachers for all departments and
classes. The Young Mems Bible Class
20 be taught by the assistant minister
will meet at IL in the clubroom.
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SPECIAL SERVICES AT
BRANDYWINE N. T.. CHURCH

Special services Will be held in
Brandywine NJ. E. Church, 2200 Mark
ct street, all next week. beginning to-
morrow. Services Will be held each
evening. except Monday and Saturday,
beginning at 7.45.
The services on Tuesday evening
will be under the auspices OF the
Brotherhood. Rev. Arthur w. Good
hand, pastor OF Eastlake NJ. E. Church
will preach. Special music will in
clude solos by Howard Butler.
The services on wednesday even
ing will be in charge OF the pastor.
DR.. Robert Watt. district superin-
tendent, will be the speaker. Music
will be under the direction OF Samuel
II. Pippin.
The Fellowship Bible class will be in
charge of the meeting Thursday even
ing. Rev. Carlisle L. Hubbard OF St
Paul's Church will speak. Epworth
choiC. of which George E. King is
leader. will sing.
On Friday evening an old-fashioned
class meeting will be held with VIII
liam IL. Rose as leader. The Junior
League will meet Friday afternoon a,
o'clock.
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DR.. WILLIAMSON AT
BETHANY Church
New Pastor Will Begin His
Duties Tomorrow With
Special Services.

Rev. \. +. Williamson, d. D., or
Pitman. y. j., the well-known evan
gelist, who accepted the call TO become
pastor OF Bethany Baptist Church.
Elm and Jackson streets. will start
his pastorate tomorrow with preaching
at 1890 a. m. For the past five years
DR.. Williamson has been in the evan
gelistic work, holding meetings all
through the United States. Before
entering this work he held successful
pastorates at the Belmont Avenue
baptist Church, Philadelphia, from
1899 TO 1909: twenty years. also at
Holmstead. Pa, and Millville. n. j.
The annual rally day Of the Sunday
school will be observed at IL o'clock.
over 500 invitations have been sent
out for this service and large turn
out is expected. The following pro-
gram will be followed: Professional; {;
opening hymn, The Rallying Calf;
prayer; singing, Primary Department; I;
responsive reading. Our Welcome"
Lavina Crossan; singing, "All Things
Bright and Beautiful" Beginners De-
partment; exercise. The Rally" class
of boys; recitation, THE Fair Oc-
tober Days" Esther Greenwell; duet,
Look for the Sunshine" Ruby Veit
and Eileen Parkinson; exercise. His
Harvest" class of girls: recitation
Jesus is a Royal Comrade," John
Veit, Jr.; singing, children's choir
recitation, THE Children's Crusade, "
Ruth Greenwell; orchestra selection
promotion of pupils; anthem, choir
address by the pastor; announce
ments and Offering; hymn, For
ward; prayer.
The regular c. +. meeting will be
held at Gas in the chapel. Regular
song and preaching service at 745;
preaching by DR.. Williamson.
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BAPTIST.
= North Baptist Church.

North Baptist Church. Lincoln
l.. Pettingill. pastor. Preaching by
the pastor at 1870 and 7.45. Morn
ing subject. Did Christ Die in Vain?"
Evening. "The Unspeakahle Love Of
God" Bible school at noon.
Delaware Avenue.
Delaware Avenue Baptist Church
Delaware avenue and West street,
Rev, j. Y. Irwin. S. r. D., pastor
Preaching tomorrow morning md
evening by the pastor, Subject. 1890
"The Transcendence OF Jesus" 7.30
THE Triumph of Love-" Sunday
school at Il and other regular meet
ings at the usual hours. The annual
business meeting will be held Monday
evening, when five trustees and Ave
deacons will be elected.
First Swedish.
First Swedish Baptist Church, Van
dever avenue and Church street
Preaching at 1O.45 and 7.30; morning
subject "The Best Sacrifice" 7.30
"Threefold Crucifixion." Sunday
school at noon. Prayer service Wed
nesday evening.
Mt. Enon.
! Mt. Enon Baptist Church, Rev. A
q. Scott, pastor. Preaching tomorrow
at 1890 and s. Sunday school at 6;
| young peoples meeting. {; praise sen
vices. s. Prayer meeting "Wednesday
and Friday evenings. Lectur,
Thursday evening by Rev. JOSEPH
| Maxwell OF Africa.
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Colonel BrengIe at Salvation Army.

Success has attended the revival SER
vices being conducted by Colonel
Brengle and Captain Lord in the Sal
vationl Army Citadel, Fourth and Ship
ley streets. this week The colonel will
preach tonight and tomorrow night
at s in the Citadel, and tomorrow fore
noon in Epworth NJ. Z. Church Cap
tain Earl Lord of Niagara Falls, who
travels with Colonel Brengle as solo
ist, will assist in all services.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-10-14
MISCELLANEOUS.
81. Luke,s.


st. Luke's II. T.. Church, Monroe
and Eighth streets, Rev. William
Lamming. rector. Church school to-
morrow morning at 10. Prayers and
sermons at, II "A. m. and 7.30 y. m.
Mid-week services "Wednesday eve-
ming at 8.
Scientist.
First Church OF Christ, Scientist,
Park Place and Van Buren, street.
Services tomorrow morning at IL and
s; subject OF the lesson-sermon.
Doctrine OF Antonement." Sunday
school is held at IL o'clock.
Spiritualist.
Fraternal Spritualist Church. Eden
Hall. Services tomorrow evening at
7.3o; Mr.. Herman. medium.
SpiritualIst.
First Progressive Sp.rtualist
Church. 906 West street. Ellen NJ
Gofr llcentiate. Clairvoyant message
tomorrow evening at 7.45 by Marga-
ret Brady of Philadelphia. Lecture
and piano solo by Thomas MacCarthy
of Philadelphia
Adventist.
First Seventh Day Adventist
Church, 1904 Howland street. Preach
ing Saturday morning by Elder L. O
Drews. Sabbath school at the usua
hours,
New Jerusalem.
New Jerusalem Chucch, Pennsyl.
vania avenue and Broome streets. Rev
George Henry Dole, pastor Preach
ing tomorrow morning by the pastor
at 1915.
Unitarian.
On Sunday morning. at the Uni
| tartan Church, West street. abov,
Eighth. Rev. w. A. VroomamF tn,
pastor. will commence a series OF ser
mons on the great problems OF mod
ern religion as they appear TO him
Some OF these will be illustrated h,
the lives of religious leaders, ancien
and modern, and some will be upon re
hgious questions OF a scientific age
The first will be on Moses and tn
Myths of Israel" or THE Beginnini
of Our Bible" Church school at 1O.4F
Public service at IL O'Clock. FIRE
literature on religious thought an
social service will be given away.
Bible Students Meeting.
i Owen l.. sullivan OF New York. wi
be the speaker for the Internationa
Bible Students Association Sunda
afternoon ut 3 o'clock in Jr O. L. 4
NJ. Hail. 907 Tatnall street. His sinh
ject will be The Day of the Lord" II
will also address the evening servlc
lat O'Clock. Bible classes for adult
and children Will be conducted at
O'clock.
Friends
Friends Meetings. Corner Fourt
and West streets. First Day Schoo
945 a. m; meeting for divine WORSHIP
First Day at IL a. m; Fourth Day 9
7.45 n. m: joint mid-week meeting y
Tenth and Harrison streets.
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Bible Class Meets Monday.

The regular monthly business meet
ing of the Day Star Bible Glass of
Wesley NJ. E. Church will be held
Monday evening at the home of
Frank Crowl. Ala South Franklin
street. The quarterly coin gathering
will be collected. Samuel Heron is
the teacher of THE class.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-10-14
Sunday Breakfast Mission.

Meetings are being held every night
at o'clock at the Sunday Breakfast
Mission. The speaker for tonight will
be Ammon Heller. Nathan Bailey will
speak tomorrow night.
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PROTESTANT EPISCOPAL.
Trinity.

Trinity.
Trinity p. +. Church, Delaware
avenue and Adams street, Rev. +. NJ.
kirkus, rector. Holy communion to-
morrow morning at 80 Sunday
school at $50. Morning prayer and
sermon by DIR. Kirkus at Il: evening
prayer and sermon al 7.45.
ST. Andrews.
ST. Andrews p. Z. Church. Eighth
and Shipley streets. Rev. Richard w.
Trapnell, rector. Holy communion to-
morrow morning at S. Church school
and Bible class at 9.45: morning
prayer and sermon, II; evening prayer
and sermon, 7.45.
Emmanuel.
Emmanuel p. T.. Church. Seventeenth
and Riverview, Rev. c. NJ. Clash.
rector. Holy communion, 7.45; church
school, 9.45; morning prayer and SER
mon, IL; evening prayer and sermon,
AS.
ST. Johns.
St. JOHNS p. E. Church. Concord
avenue and Market street, Rev. Alban
Richey, D. D., rector. Holy COM
munion tomorrow morning, 7.30;
church school. $50; morning prayer
and sermon, IL; evening prayer ard
sermon, 7.45.
Calvary.
Calvary Episcopal Church, Third
and Washington streets, Rev. T.. II
Stevens, rector. Tomorrow. 7.30 a
m. Holy Communion; 10 a. m, church
school. II a. m, choral eucharist anC
sermon, subject, THE Ritual Reasor
Why" 7.45. p. M. vespens and ser
mon, subject, Traffic Cops
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METHODIST EPISCOPAL.
ST. Paul'S.


Hungry and Thirsty for Righteous
ness" Will be the subject of DR.. c. L..
Eubbards sermon at st. Pauls
Methodist Episcopal Church tomorrow
morning. 1t will be one of series DR..
Hubbard is preaching, based on THE
Sermon on the Mount" At 7.30 p. IN.
service he will continue the series on
1.-The Life of Jesus" using as his
theme THE Poverty of Jesus"
The Sunday school,. William Il.
Skellenger, superintendent, meets at
IL o'clock. Christian Endeavor meet
ing at els will be led by j. Harvey
Groves. Song service at 7.15. will be
led by Professor Charles T. Edwards
ehoCmaster and director. This service
is proving popular and everyone takes
part heartily.
Organ numbers for the day will in
clude: Morning. "Canzone," Sheppard: ::
"Berceuse, Brown. Evening. I'm the
Twilight" Harker; Largo" Handel;
"A Shepherds Idyl." Geibel; and
"Pcstlude in G." Read. Miss Sarah
Hudson White. organist..
The chorus choir and s)loists will
render at the morning service-"Fear
Thou Mott and there will he a bari
tone solo. ''Know Ye That the Lord
| is God" by Wilmer s. Boldly. In the
evening Praise the Lord" Rendeger,
a soprano solo, 20 Lord Rebuke Me
Not" Brown, by Mrs. Theresa Downey,
| and a violin solo. "Andante," Leitz, by
Charles La Boube Edwards will be
| rendered. Mrs. Eleanor Gerton KEN
| cry will sing at both services inn
| mediately following the sermon.
On Tuesday evening of next week
| the Ladies' Aid Society will hold a
Halloween social in the social hall OF
| the church, the members and guests
coming in costume and masked. We'd
resday evenings mid-week prayer ser
vice will take the form of an old
fashioned testimony meeting
Scott.
| Scott NJ. T.. Church. Seventh and
| Spruce streets. Rev. T. J. Sard, pastor
Preaching tomorrow morning and eve
ming by the pastor: subject, 1890. "The
Ministry of Suffering" 80. Three
Kinds of Losses" Sunday school and
| other regular meetings at the usua
hours. Epworth League meeting, $50
subject The Abundant Life"
Trinity. >
Trinity NJ. NJ. Church, Twenty-sec.
ond and Church streets. Rev. f. II
collins, pastor. Preaching tomorrow
morning and evening by Rev. e. c
Sunfield, evangelist. Gospel reviva
services will be held for two weeks
with services each evening at 80
Rev. Suniield will speak Sunday
morning and evening and each eve
ming during the week, except Satur
day.
| Hillcrest.
Hillcrest VI. +. Church, Hillcrest
Rev. NJ. ID. Nutter pastor. Preachin,
tomorrow morning and evening h,
pastor. Subject. II. "Quenching tn
spirit" 7,30. Healing the Waters
Sunday school and other regular meet
ings at the usual hours.
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and Broome streets, Rev. Joel $. Gil
fillan will preach tomorrow at 10.45
on Can We Say An Right to God?"
and at 7.45, What We Were and Are.
Sabbath school meets at IL noon; Y
L. S. c. T.. at y. m.
West.
West Presbyterian Church, Eighth
and Washington streets. At 1890 to-
morrow morning, Rev. A. w. Some
ID. D.. of Pennington, y. j.. will occu-
ny the pulpit of West Church. AL
departments of the Bible school as
semble at 2 p. m. Dr Some will ad-
dress the mems Bible class, which
meets in the ChuCch auditorium. The
Christian Endeavor meeting at Ga;
n. m. DIR. William c. Speakman of the
Delaware American Legion will de
liver an address on Patriotism" Rev
Thomas Kerr of Greenhill Church vii
preach at the evening service at $50
Hanover.
Hanover Presbyterian Church
Eighteenth and Boulevard. Rev. Chas
II. Bohney minister Preaching to
morrow morning and evening by III,
pastor. Subject. 1890. Multiple,
Emphasis on a Difficult Duty" 7.3o
Where Arc You Going" Sunda,
school and other regular meetings n
the usual hours. Special music by tn,
church quartet.
Flrst-Central.
First-Cenral Presbyterian Church
Market street above Ninth, Rev
Aquilla Webb. ID. d. l.. l.. D., pastor
Preaching tomorrow morning an,
evening by the pastor. Subject. 10 3t
Saving knowledge" 7.3O. "A Grea
Prophet-Savanarola." Sunday schoo
and other regular meetings es usual.
Greenhill.
Greenhill Presbyterian Church
Kennett pike, Rev. Thomas Kerr. pas
| tor. Preaching tomorrow morning a
l0.45. Sabbath school and Bible clas
at $50. The Sacrament OF Baptisr
will be administered at the mornin
service.
Eastlake.
Eastlake Presbyterian Church. Re,
William Leishman, pastor. Preach
ing morning, and evening. Subjec
1890, The Child Spirit" 73O, "Th
Two-fo Life" Sunday school at
p. m; Christian Endeavor servic,
Gas. Baptism will be administere
in the morning. A congregations
social wifi be held Friday evening at
o'clock.
|
Gilbert Presbyterian Church. Thi,
teenth and French streets, Rev. v
+. Ratledge, pastor. Preaching morr
ing and evening tomorrow. Subjec
1915, The One Thing Needful:" IA
The Religious Privileges of a Ply
sician. Sabbath school at 121
Musical numbers will be rendered b
Mrs. Patrick Turner, Wesley TaylC
and Dorothy Corbin.
First United.
First United Presbyterian Churc
Third and Broome STREETS, Rev. n. ,
Calhoun. pastor. Preaching tomorro
incoming and evening by the paste
Subject. IL a. m, Come" 7.45, p. n
The Tithe." Sunday school and 9th,
regular meetings at the usual hour
Communion will be held at dhe morl
ing service.
Italian.
Italian Presbyterian Church, Seven
and du Pont streets, Rev. A. Dasso,
minister. Preaching tomorrow NOR
ing and evening by the pastor. Speci
. Rally Day exercises.
Elsmere.
Elsmere Presbyterian Church, FL
mere. Rev. Irwin Wagner paste
Preaching tomorrow morning and ev
ming by the pastor; morning subjeC
e THE Ten Commandments in Il
! Present Tense" evening, Thrown
] Things Overheard" Sunday school
= 10; Christian Endeayor at -
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LUTHERAN.
Holy Trinity.

Holy Trinity Lutheran Church.
Madison and West Twenty-third
streets, Rev. S. T.. Wicker. pastor.
Bible school at 10 o'clock tomorrow;
morning worship. IL; Y. p. S. C. T..
meeting. 7.15; vespers. s. Bible study
Wednesday evening. Bible class
meeting, Tuesday evening. Y. i. S.
{. f. social and meeting Thursday
evening
Zion.
Zion Lutheran Church. Sixth and
Jackson streets, Rev. Frederick Hass-
karl, pastor. Preaching tomorrow
morning and evening by the pastor
Subject. 1890, The City of Ep1esus >
7.30. rs There a Purgatory?" Sunday
schools at $50 and 2.15. Other meet
lnge at the usual hours.
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PRESBYTERIAN.
Oliyet.

Olvet Presbyterian Church. Fourth
and Become streets. Rev. Joel s. Gil
hllan will preach tomorrow at 1045
on Can We Say An Right To God?"
and at 7.45, What We Were and Are. ="
Sabbath school meets at II noon; Y.
L. $. c. T.. at p. m.
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METHODIST PROTESTANT.
First.

First NJ. p. Church, Seventh street
below Walnut, Rev. +. G.. Holloway,
pastor. Preaching tomorrow morn
ing by Rev. F. Bryan Bailey; in the
evening by Rev. Leonard b. Smith
Bible school at p. M, with Gray's
orchestra rendering music. Y. p. s.
e. +. prayer service at Z. Mid-week
service at the usual hours.
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Second.

Second NJ. p. Church, Fifth avenue
and Anchorage street. Rev. F. Bryan
Bailey. = Westminster Theological
Seminary, pastor. Services are as fol-
lows: Sunday school. ? o'clock; even
ing worship. 7.45. subject. The Tree
in the Midst of the Garden" Junior
c. Z. and prayermeetings every Fri
day evening.
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Eastlake.

Eastlake NJ. l.. Church, Thirtieth
and Tatnall streets, Rev. Arthur W.
Goodhand. pastor. Preaching tomor-
row morning and evening by the pas
tor; subject, 1890, The Supreme
Qualification For Service" 7.S0. For
giveness." Sunday school and other
regular meetings at the usual hours.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-10-14
MI. Salem.

Mt. Salem M. l.. Church. Nineteenth
and Mount Salem lane. Rev. Leonard
White, pastor. Preaching tomorrow
morning and evening by the pastor;
subject, 1890, The Political Cam
paign and the Prohibition Issue;
7.30. The Centenary, Today and To-
morrow" Sunday school and other
ieglar meetings at the usual hours.