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GOOD READING CANNOT
Be 0VER-EMPHAS|zED
Books Are Greatest Source OF
knowledge Men Have Be-
queathed Successors.

Tho Christian Endenvor topic this
week In discussed by Rev. N. N. Cal
houn who takes for his subject: Books
and u better life" Hls scripture ref
erence is., Prov. 8 1926. Mr.. Calhoun
says:
Knowledge has been very aptly de-
fined as power. If the greatest amount
OF knowledge Of life is gained through
the sense OF sight, the Importance Of
bringing within It's focus good read
ing cannot be overemphasized
Books arc the greatest source OF
knowledge that men have begscathed
to their Successors as living monu-
ments Of their genius
A better life is u life that IL develop
ing Godward. Socrates has written.
THE soul following Cd will be like un-
to Him"
Great books are pregnant with vital
truths. The secret of converting their
power 90 Ourselves is found in tho wise
| selection. careful reading and proper
adaptation Of their truths 70 our needs.
AS individuals differ IN talents and
temperament. so their choice of books
va a'Fa - h'hAiiAtR lNi ifNFf NitFhta NbiihA-
nate our reading. Classical literature.
though difficult To master. proves the
greatest asset when acquired
| Three classes OF books. that all
could study advantageously are:
books of equipment, books Of enter
tainment and books of devotion.
by books Of equipment, mean those
that serve in helping TO solve the prob
lens of lifo. Discreet selection and
proper digestion OF new ideas Is q
valuable asset 10 anyone. The admira-
BILE Public Library facilities. of to-
DAY, allow no one "A reasonable excuse
for lack of self-lmprovement.
In tho second class can be found
food for every individual taste. Her,
we may peruse tho poets. historian
novellsts. Trash novels need not b,
INDUCED I'm 60 find pleasure. The great
est gems of wit and humor. the sub
limest heights of descriptive power
tho clearest insight into human ma
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SPECIAL MUSICAL PROGRAM.
Unusual Musical Numbers VIII be
Heard at First Central Church.

Special musical numbers VIII be
heard at the morning and evening
services Of First and Central Presby-
terian church tomorrow. The morning
numbers viii include "Capricoto,"
Christian. The Morn Breaks Sweet
ly Ger Thee" and solo. For the
Lord Is Mindful OF His own" by Miss
Carolyn Comfy. In the evening Sim
pie Confession" "Fa .her Keep Us
In Thy Care" and Organ Postlude
in CO VIII be played. Miss Louise
Crownover Will sing q solo.
Scheduled activities Of the church
organizations are as follows: Sunday
evening. Christian Endeavor service,
with Anna ZeigrLst as leader; Mon
day afternoon, mission meeting at S1S
Harrison street. with Mrs. ]. H Boal.
as leader; Monday evening. Willing
Workers meeting; Tuesday evening,
Women's Missionary Society meet
ing; Thursday evening. mission circle
meeting On wednesday at D. m. DIR.
AQuilla webb the pastor, Will begin
series Of weekly studies on the PEN
ltential psalms.
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MISCELLANEOUS.
sunday nrnkfn.t Mlsslon.

Meetings are held every evening ai
the Sunday Breakfast Mission lie
Shipley street. Tho leader for this
evening viii bo Ammon Heller; Sun
day evening leader. Nathan Bailey. A
free lunch is served every evening.
Friends.
Friends Meeting, Tenth and Harri-
son streets: First Day (sundny) at
1910 n. m. Bible class at $780, mid
week meeting on Fourth Day tWed-
nesday) at 7,4b y. m. A cordial In
vitation Is extended TO the public.
Friends Meeting House, Fourth and
West streets: First Day school, 9a5
a. M; meeting for Divine worship,
ii n. m.
st. Luke's.
st. Luke's II. II. Church, Eighth
and Monroe streets. Rev. William
Iamming. rector. Preaching tomor-
7.S0. Midweek services at y. m.
"Wednesday.
Christian and Missionary Alliance,
b04 West Fifth street. Services to-
morrow as follows: Sermons, 1890
and 7.90: Sunday school, $780, young
peoples meeting. ESQ; prayer hour.
$50.
Pentecostal.
Pentecostal Church. Twenty-third
and Pine streets. Services tomorrow
as follows: Prayer meeting, 10;
preaching. by Rev. John Warton
1890; Sunday school for those over
II. $50: prayer meeting. $40; young
peoples meeting, $50; preaching, sub
Ject Second Coming OF the Lord.
100 Bible study Tuesday night and
prayer service Friday night.
New Jerusalem.
Church of the New Jerusalem
, Pennsylvania avenue and BroomC
street, Rev. George Henry Dole, pas
tor. Preaching tomorrow morninl
by the pastor. on Life After Death.
: This will be memorial service foi
Mrs. ThalIa Merrill.
Frnternnl Spiritualists.
Fraternal spiritualist Church, Eder
Hail. tomorrow evening at 7.s0. Ser
vice CONDUCTED ny Mrs. w. w. Moore
messages by Mrs. Mclaughlin.
Progressive Spiritualists.
Special service tomorrow at 7.45 I
m. at the First Progressive SpiritualiF
Church In Pythian Castle. eO6 Yves
street. Service conducted by Mr.,
Ellen Con. Licentiate; messages b
Harry Ahn Of Philadelphia. Spirit
!, ualism and communication with IN
: departed demonstrated.
4 Unitarian.
d First Unitarian church. Eighth an
V West streets. Rev. w. a. Nroomai
4 pastor Preaching tomorrow mornin
$ at II by the pastor Subject, I'm
mortality and Hell in the Religion Z
an Evolutiopist."
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NEWS OF THE CHURCHES
BAPTIST.
North.

North Baptist Church. Lincoln
street near Delaware avenue. William
L. Pettinglll, pastor. Preaching to-
morrow at 1880 and 7.4b by Grover
c. Kettenring. Bible School at noon
Second.
Second Baptist Church. Ninth and
Franklin streets. Rev. George ID. AL
lison. Ph. d.. pastor. Preaching tomor-
row morning at 1910 by tho pastor;
subject, "a World Emergency and
How TO Meet It." Evening srcvice
at 7.4b. with address on "The Master
Teacher" Annual church meeting at
8 y. IN. Monday.
Delaware Avenue.
Delaware Avenue Baptist Church,
Delaware avenue and West street
Rev. Joseph Y. Irwin. s. Il. D.. pastor.
Preaching tomorrow morning and
evening" by the pastor: Subject, 1890,
Puzzles Revealed" 1880. THE De-
sirahle Jewel" Sunday school at IL
and other regular meetings as usual
First Swedish.
First Swedish Baptist Church
Vandever avenue and Church street
Rev. c. A. Chader. pastor. Preaching
tomorrow morning and evening by the
pastor; subject. 1o45. Shadows OF
Christ in the Old Testament" 730
The Third Commandment In vii.
mlngton." Sunday school at noon
young peoples service, Gas. This eve.
ming at 7,S0 Carl Holensten will Civ,
n lecture in Swedish on "Svensk Kul.
tur." under the auspices of the Wass
Society. Prayer service and Bible study
at 7.45 y. m. Wednesday, church
business meeting, 7.45 u. m, Friday.
Mt Enon.
Mt. Enon Baptist Church, Rev. A
G., Scott, Ph. D.. pastor. services n
1880 a. m. Sermon subject, -
Stranger on the Throne and tn
Scepter Passed from Judea;" Sunda.
school at 12.45 y. m. n. Y. L. IT,, 5
preaching at by A. pevine OF Vir
Sinia Prayer meeting wednesda
and Friday evenings OF each week.
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SPECIAL SERMONS AT HANOVER.
Rev. G. ii. Bohner, Pastor, Will Show
Dangers Surrounding Youth.


In Hanover Presbyterian Church.
boulevard and Eighteenth street to-
morrow morning, tho Rev. Charles
II. Bonner, pastor. will preach on the
subject. Branded for life" His eve-
ming sermon VIII be on the subject,
"A Man in Hiding" The morning SER
mon will unfold the story Of a bril-
liant man who was singularly fortu-
nate, but whose over weaving pre-
sumption led 70 his destruction. The
evening topic will show tho danger
many young people run OF losing the
best things in life.
The church quartet will present
special music at both services of the
day. In the morning the numbers will
be the anthems The Lord is My
Light" (Rogers), and Rock of Ages"
(Buck). The evening anthem number
will be "Hark. Hark, My Soul"
(Schnecker). At this service Walter
II. Bennett Will sing The Place of
Pity" (Pontius.) Professor Herbert S.
Drew is choir master.
The pastor Will address the prayer
service on "Wednesday night. The
Church Session will meet Immediately
following this service.
The sacrement Of the Lords Supper
will be held in the church on Sun
/ day. March 8.
Next Friday will. be observed as a
day Of prayer for missions, at the
call of the Council of Women fol
Home Missions and the Federation
( Of Womens Boards OF Foreign Mis-
sions. The service will be held in First
and Central church between 3 and I
o'clock and will be addressed by tn,
Rev. Aquilla Webb, ID. D., and the Rev
Richard w Trapnell. ID. d. Mrs
Charles F. Wollaston will preside.
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Lectures on Character Analysis.

Professor Christian Christensen and
his assistant. DR.. Clarence G. Ebert,
s. 4. D.. VIII give a series Of six lee
tures IN Eden Hall, commencing this
evening at SIS O'Clock, with Practical
Psychology and Character Analysi ;"
The other subjects 10 be used are:
Mental and Thought Transference, +"
Saturday at z.3o and SIS D. m; Life
After Death" Monday. SIS p. m;
Concentration" Tuesday. s1E D. M;
Fame, Fortune. Health, Ha ppiness
and Success" 2.30 p. M. Wednesday.
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tnre havc been portrayed by the poets
and prose writer's OF classical litcra-
ture. We should not be satisfied with
ndorning ourselves With tho shells Of
life when tho gems can be readily pro-
cured. propor reading Of good books is
food for the youth. a pleasure for the
old. delight In tho home. compan-
ion IN travel. q refinement for oil.
Tho third class of reading, DEVOTION
al, IL n cultivation for tho soul. We
need but one book Of reference I'm this
class, 1t IL tho book OF books" The
Bible. The Bible stands as the grent-
est gcm Of al literature. II is n book
suitable for ilil cla,ses and for all ages.
II is incxhaustlble In It's interest. per-
manent IN Its value, unified IN its
purpose. q guide for this life and n
credentiai for tho life 10 come.
We can develop better life, by
reading our Bible frequently. careful
~, reverently and prayerfully.
Christian Endeayor Notes.
The March business meeting OF the
City Union win be hold on Monday
evening. March 9th, at tho Eastlake
NJ. T.. church. This meeting win Doe
the time for tho annual election OF
officers. The Increased interest shown
In the g. y. societies OF our city dur.
ing this past year win no doubt b,
manifest In tho attendance at, thl,
meeting.
Tho good results obtained nj the re
cont New Castle County Institute, hell
In our city on January 9th 10 be
ing followed up by the holding Of sim
llar Institutes in the other countie
OF the State The Kent County Tnstl
tute will be held at Dover, on Marcel
9th at the M. r. church The SUISSE,
County Institute Is scheduled for tn
following day. March 7th. at the N
J.. church, Seaford.
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FlrAt Z. 2. Yonng Peaple.

The young peoples class Of the
Sunday school Of First United Presby
terian Church have elected the follow
Ing officers. President. r. Neutz. vice
president. Mrs. n. Boyle secretary,
Mrs r Neutz; treasurer. Mrs Pierce:
teacher Rev. y. " Calhoun chair
man Of cornmittees-sociai. Mrs.
Black; floral, Mrs Glenn; glad hand.
Mrs. Conley: forward. Mr.. Glenn. The
choir Of the church viii render The
Pilgrim n the Night" as prelude
10 tho musical program ct the Ger
vices tomorr.w J. F. Glenn win sing
Rejoice in the Lord" Mrs. D. Con-
ley and Mrs. r. Neutz viii give a duet
In tho evening ths chNr VIII sing
Praise. Ye Jehovah" The Battle
Prayer" and "All Hail Emmanuel" will
also be rendered
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Organ Recital.

Miss Elizabeth Johnson, Organist Of
Union M. L. Church. will give a reci-
tai Thursday evening. March 8. She
VIII be assisted by @. S. Babcock of
the Christian Science Church, Edward
J. Muhlhausen OF ST. Andrews Church,
and a quartet from Christ Church,
near Fagley
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Queen Esther Circle TO Entertain.

Members OF the Queen Esther Cir
cle Of Grace NJ r. Church viii enter
tain their mothers and friends at q
meeting next Friday evening. when
a play VIII DO presented. Tho Won
ems Foreign Missionary Society viii
meet at tho church in the morning
with Mrs. J. Talley Smith In charge
Of devotions. Miss Ella Riley will be
the speaker.
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PRESBYTERIAN.
Westminster.


Westminster Presbyterian church.
Pennsylvania avenue and Rodney
street. Rev. c. l.. Candee, pastor
Services tomorrow will be as follows:
morning worship. 1890. sermon by
pastor. subject. "A strong MANTLE
zekiah"; 4. vespers, sermon subject,
STRESS and Strain. Wednesday eve
ming the Sunday school teachers and
officers will hold their monthly busi-
ness meeting and supper.
Olivet.
Olivet Presbyterian Church, Fourth
and Broome streets, Rev. Joel s. GIL
flnan. pastor. Preaching tomorrow
morning and evening by the pastor;
subject. 10.45. "In Christ" 7.45. "The
Souls Ruler" Sabbath school at noon
and young peoples meeting ut l.
West.
West Presbyterian Church. Eighth
and Washington streets. Preaching
J tomorrow morning and evening by
/ Rev. James Boal: subject. 1890. THE
/ Unchanging Christ" 7.S0. The Only
Way" Sunday school and other regu-
lar meetings at the usual hours.
First and Central.
First and Central Presbyterian
Church. Ninth and Market streets
Rev. Aquila Webb. ID. D.. Ill. d. pas
tor. Preaching tomorrow morning and
evening by the pastor. subject, 1890
Self clf-lgncrance," $50, Conviction
! Nifhout Conversion
Eastlake.
Eastlake Presbyterian Church
Twenty seventh and Market streets
Rev. w. I.eishman. pastor Service:
\ tomorrow will be as follows; 1890
sermon. topic. The Beaten Path"
l2. Sunday school: 7.s0. evening ser.
vice, sermon subject. 'Hesitating De
scipleship"; Christian Endeavor. $40
prayer service. Wednesday. evening
7.45.
Greenhill.
Greenhl Presbyterian Church
Kennett pike. Rev. Thomas Kerr pas
tor. Preaching tomorrow morning a
lO.46 o'clock, Sabbath school at s.aC
First United.
First United Presbyterian Church
Third and Broome streets, Rev. \
y. Calhoun. pastor. Preaching tomor
row morning and evening by the pas
tor; subject, II, Negative and Post
tive Aspects. OF Lent" las. Miracle
Past and Present"
Elsmere.
Elsmere Presbyterian Church. Re-
Irwin Wagner. pastor; subject at
The Measure OK Service; 7.sO. ."
: Mothers life. Millard Squires
Richardson Park will play a corn,
solo at the evening service. Sunda
school meets at 10, Christian Endeavc
at 6.45.
/, First Italian.
-, First italian Presbyterian churcl
dupont. and Seventh streets. Rev.
> Dassori. pastor. Preaching tomorro
morning and evening by the pastor.
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Meeting of Organists.

The Delaware branch of the Ma
tional organists' Association, Of which
George Henry Day. organist of st.
Johns Church. is president. win hold
round table dinner at the Iambros
cafe next Thursday evening.
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Mackey Sisters at Scott Church.

A special musical program by the
Mackey sisters marked the vangel-
istic services at Scott NJ. Il. Church
last night. There was an excellent
attendance. A fine musical program
has been arranged for tomoIs'c,g.
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PROTESTANT EPISCOPAL.
Trinity.

Trinity =. Z. Church, Delaware ave-
Kirkus. rector. Tomorrow, 7.3o a. m.
Holy Communion; 1i.0O a. m. morn
Ing prayer and sermon: 7.i5, eve
ming prayer and sermon.
ST. Andrews.
Services tomorrow I'm st. Andrews 3
Church, Eighth and Shipley Streets,
Rev Richard w. Trapnell, rector, will
be: Holy Communion, a. m: Bible
class ut 9.45; morning prayer and
sermon at Il; special service and
Gsul's sacred cantata. THE Holy
City" by the combined choirs OF
Christ and st. Andrews Churches
at 7.45.
81. Matthew'S.
81. Matthew's Mission, in ST. An,
drew's Church. Eighth and Shipley
streets, evening prayer at p. m.
Calvary.
Calvary p. f. Church. Third and
Washington streets, Rev. Il. II
Stevens, pastor. Services tomorrow
as follows: $50. holy communion
ESQ. church school: l0.45, morning
prayer and sermon on Two Deserts;
7,45. evening prayer and sermon OF
Wilderness Wanderings."
Old Swedes.
Old Swedes' y. f. Church. Seventh
and Church streets. Rev. Robert Bel
vicar. Services tomorrow Will be a
follows: a. m. holy communion; Il
morning prayer and sermon; 2S(
/ Sunday school; 7.a0. evening praye
and sermon.
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METHODIST EPISCOPAL.
Kingswood.

Ilingswood NJ. n. Church. Four
teenth and Claymont streets. Rev. G.,
w. Bounds. pastor. Preaching to-
morrow morning by the pastor; In
the evening. by Rev. II. G. Sunhcld.
Sunday school and other meetings az
usual
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Christian Endeav0r Social.

a social was held by the Christian
Endeavor Society of First and Cen
trail Presbyterian Church last night.
Miss McAllister presided.
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r. j. MARTIN
of New York
Sunday, February 26, 3 p. m.
Grand Opera House
S1S MARKET STREET

This lecture will be delivered on February 10th in
nearly every city Of the United States Canada,
Great Britain. France Belgium, Germany. Swift
zerland, Holland Scandinavia. South Africa,
Australasia; also in Austria, Hungary Balkan
States Palestine, West Indies South America.
Korea, etc, etc.
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Pinylet Mt OIivet.

Tho Christian Endeavor Society Of
Olivet Presbyterian Church enter
tained with n playlet on Thursday
evening
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ST. Stephens.

81. Stephens Lutheran Church
TatnaI street near Seventh. Rev
Frederic Doerr. pastor. Preaching to-
morrow morning and evening by the
pastor. Subject. 1890, The Reforma-
ton and Education" 73O. The APP
proachableness OF God" Sunday
school at 2.l5. Special music In the
morning. with Anna Butler, Alberta
O. Demaree, c. b. Blount and Henry
Parker as soloists. Services az S
o'clock Wednesday and Friday even
ings, with sermons on "Forsaking
jesus" and What Shall ! Do With
Jasus1" respectively. Service Of the
Lords Super on March 6.
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Peninsula.
LUTHERAN.
Zion.

Zion Lutheran Church. Sixth and
Jackson streets. Rev. Frederick Hass-
karl. pastor. Preaching tomorrow
morning and evening: subject. 1890.
"Christ's Last Journey 20 Jerusalem"
7.s0, Gods Time and Mans Use Of
IT," Sunday school al $50 and 2.15.
Lenten services "Wednesday and Fri
day evening. Mems Society social at
y. m. Tuesday
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METHODIST PROTESTANT.
First.

ftrSt.
First NJ. =. Church, Seventh street
below Walnut, Rev. Fred G. Holloway,
pastor. Preaching tomorrow morning
and evening by the pastor. Subject,
1915. Wstchfulness;" 7.45. The Great
Famine" Other meetings at the
visual hours
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Second.

Second VI. p. Church, Fifth avenue
and Anchorage street. Rev. B. F.
Jester. minister. Preaching tomorrow
morning and evening by the pastor.
Peninsula.
Peninsula NJ. P. Church. Jr. o. L.
A NJ. Hall. s07 Tatnau street, Rev.
Leonard 8. Smith, minister. Preach
ing tomorrow morning and evening by
the pastor. Subject, lo.45. Heart
Trouble; 80, Vision" Sunday
school at noon for adults. The various
camps Of the Patriotic Order OF Sons
Of America VIII attend the evening
services. 4 special program has been
arTan ged.
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II pays . read and use classified
ads.-Adv.
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Iiillcrest.

Hsllcrest NJ. r. Church, Hillcrest,
Rev NJ. ID. Nutter. pastY. Preaching
tomorrow morning and evening by the
pastor: subject. II. Drawing Nigh To
God" 7.20. The God That Answers
By Fire" Sunday school, Epworth
League and prayer meeting at the
ua1al hours
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MI. Pleasant

Mt. Pleasant NJ. 4. Church. Phila-
delphis Pike. Rev. w. w. Sharp. pas-
tor. Preaching tomorrow morning and
evening by the pastor. morning sub
ject Stewardship: evening. THE
Unanswered Question" Sunday
school at $40; Epworth League. 7.3O.
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BeUefonte.

Beilefonte Community Church.
Benofonts. Rev. W. ". Walls, pastor.
Preaching tomorrow at ,o.46. by Rev.
Robert Rogers: al 7.s5. by the pastor.
Sunday school at 2. Prayer meeting
Friday az 7.s5 p. m Junior League
meeting a. . y. m. Saturday.
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asuAke.

Eastlske NJ. L. Church. Thirtieth
and Ts,nsn streets. Rev. Z. c. sun
field. pastor. Preaching tomorrow
morning by the pastor, on Baptism
of Fire" IN the evening. st 7.45. by
Rev. +. II. Collins. Morning class al
T.45. Bible class al noon. Sunday
school. 2. Christian Endeavor. 6.45.
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West.

West Presbyterian Church. Eighth
and Washington streets. Preaching
tomorrow morning and evening by
Rev. James Boal; subject. 1890. The
Unchanging Christ" 7.S0. The Only
Way" Sunday school and other regu-
lar meetings at the usual hours.
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Brnndywine.

Rrandyv1ne NJ L. Church. 1900
Market street. Rev. ". Z. Greenfield
pastor. Preaching at 1880 a. m. to-
fnorrow by the pa-tor. az 7.30 ,. H.
by Rev. G.. W. Bounds. pastor OF
htnrswoot Church
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First and Central.

First and Central Presbyterian
Church. Ninth and Market streets.
Rev. Aquilla Webb. ID. D.. Ill. D.. pas
tor. Preaching tomorrow morning and
evening by the pastor. subject, 1890.
Sclf-1gnorance, $50. Conviction
Without Conversion"
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Grace NJ. r. Church. Ninth and
kyest streets. Rev. J W. Il. Sumwalt.
bpastor. Preaching tomorrow morn
tns and evening by the pasor; sub
|,c,t. 1880. The Light of the World;
l. so. The Truitlcss struggle Sun
|day school and other regular meet
|,ngs ~ the usual hours.
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Olivet Presbyterian Church, Fourth
and Broome streets. Rev, Joel s. GIL
flllan, pastor. Preaching tomorrow
morning and evening by the pastor;
subject. 10.45. "In Christ" 7.45. THE
Souls Ruler" Sabbath school at noon
and young peoples meeting ut I.
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Richardson Park.

Richardson Park N. f. Church,
Rev. A w Goodhand. pastor Preach
ing tomorrow morning and evening
by the pastor: subject. 1890. The
Function OF the Church." : 80. Spirit
ual Satisfaction. Sunday school al
I2l5; Epworth League. at Gas. Clss.
meeting Monday night and prayer
meeting "Wednesday night.
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Mt. salem NJ. r. Church. Nine
,eenth street and Mt Salem Lane,
Rev. Leonard White. pastor. Preach
ing tomorrow morning and evening
by the pastor. The annual every
member" canvass will he held in the
afternoon.
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Swedish.

Swedish NJ. Z. Church. III East
Eleventh street. Rev. Joseph karling
pastor. Morning worship tomorrow
si 1880. evening service. 7.S0. Ep-
worth League meeting a. 7.30.
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81. Pauls NJ. L. Church. Tenth and
jackson streets. Rev. c. l.. Hubbard,
pastor. Preaching tomorrow morning
ana evening Ivy the pastor: morning
subject. Peace" evening. Jesus First
Disciples"
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No Collection
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Cookman NJ. r Church. Fourteenth
and du Pont streets. Rev. W. G.
Harris. pastor. Services tomorrow
viii b. a. follows: Preaching. l0.45. by
Rev. Elwood Jones. sunday school, Il :;
rpworth League. 6.45. evening ser
Vice IN charge of Women's Home Mis-
.ionary Society. 7.4S. Prayer service
"Wednesday night.
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Christian and Missionary Alliance,
b04 West Fifth street. Services to-
morrow as follows Sermons, 1890
and 7.aO: Sunday school. 1890; young
peoples meeting, ESQ; prayer hour.
$50.