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BAZAAR FOR DEACONESS'
HOME At GRACE HOUSE
Women Workers Of the M. E.
Churches Combine to Make
il Success.

The annual bazaar for the Dea-
coness Home will be held next Thurs
day and Friday at Grace Church
House. There will be booths for fancy
work. candy, and aprons. A bake
VIII be held In connection with the
bazaar. cafeteria luncheon will be
served from 1870 to O'Clock, and
dinner from $40 to 7, on Thursday,
The Women's Home Missionary So
cieties Of all the Methodist Episcopal
Churches. in the city will assist in
this bazaar Tho decoration commit .
tee. which Is composed of the chair
men of all committees. rs planning a
charming decorative scheme in spring
coors.
Mrs Bayard Kane Brown is gen
cral chairman Of the bazaar. The
young people u Grace St Paul's; and
Asbury have charge Of the candy
~ith Mrs. NJ. T. Mecarraher and Mrs.
Ralph hethcrton as chairman. Grace
Auxiliary will have charge OF the
fancy table and Mrs William A.
Heindle viii be chairman. Mrs. Daniel
Ault is chairman of the apron booth
Of which Harrison Street Is in charge,
The Queen Esther girls viii have a
Daffodil Garden; Mrs. Is NJ Reeves is
chairman. Scott Church, under the
direction of Mrs. William Taylor. will
have the tee cream and Union Church,
Mrs. j. a. Brinton. chairman. will
have the luncheon and dinner.
The bake viii he under the gen
eral direction Of Mrs. II. GarretsOn Of
ST. Paui's Church, and the sub-Chair-
men viii be as follows Eastiake
Mrs Albert Miller. Asbury, Mrs T.
j. Steen; Mt. Salem. Mrs. r. W.
spence; Brandywine, Mrs. G. Y. Jack
son McCabe. Mrs. l.. ii. OVerdeer
Goodman, Mrs. W, G.. Harris; Ep-
worth. Mrs. George +, King Miss
I.ora Perry is in charge of the
fiGlxgfg
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COUNTRY OWES MUCH TO
HOME MISSIONARIES
Pathway Of Christian Civiliza-
ton Has Been Laid by Faith
fuI Workers.
Communicated.

Communicated.
The Christian Endeavor topic this
week is discussed by r. r. Ballantyne
who takes for his subject, What our
country owes to home missionaries"
end his Scripture reference Luke 10:
iii. Mr.. Ballantyno says;
Pioneers.
I'VE detachments steady throwing,
Down the edges. through .he passes.
up the mountains steep
COnquering, holding. daring, yeuturing
az we go the unknown ways.
Pioneers, o, Pioneers"
Let us, In passing, ask ourselves The
question. Can we ind any note
worthy memorable act in history. The
result OF which has made for good IN
the progress Of \civiliza ton but that
somewhere in the opening events
hare n found the cousccra ed effort 81
+ missionary. and. II this 10 true ho,v
much moro Is there 20 be said ~ our
debt and obligation 10 the Homo Ms
siOnary2" one might spend hours re-
viewing l. possible innuEtrabio In
stances wherein mo pafhV-,y pf chr e.
,lan civilization has been laid by me
unilrlug efforts 81 m-n anI "ornen
Hn) have gone into the fight "d0wn
the edRez. through the passes and ~
,ho steep mountains prepared 70 meet
and suc"essfuily cope With that mort
Effective evil foroe ign"renoe. snd
k4ve left 10 their w1ka teH,imouy
ihr rr@9It ~ which mas b"ou nh only
. spiritual awakening but as vol an
economic and social adjust cent wh!cn
,,reqs thts country ~ oUr always On
top.
Dr TnooJore r Cuvlcr. 80 ore ~ mia
wrltlngS. mikes trfs stat -p"nt.
When mo future historian Rrit@s ta"
religious annals pr this t,7ckbon" ~
eur continent Noe Rocky Nounfalo-5
4a WI give fn" foremost pl1co 20
don Jact ~or. tne piono0r ~ me
ra~r" s. lo~4i 1owapap4 onre DO
-e-.hoA sheldon Ja~ks0n ~ short
rrrhiskcred an1 bespec'sr By lu-
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PRESBYTERIAN.
hanover,


Hanover Presbytcr'n Church. Boule-
yard and Eighteenth street. Rev.
Charles IL. Bonner, pastor. Preaching
tomorrow morning and evening by the
pastor Subject. 1890, TIC. Supreme
Voice." 40. THE Souniny Noun.
tains. Other meetings as usual. In
The incoming Miss Virginia Keen and
iSaiph y. Minker will sing solos and
the quartet will render sci, ctions. A
membership canvass will be made in
the afternoon.
First and Central.
First and Central Presbyterian
church, Rev. Aauiiia Webb. il. d..
pastor Preaching tomorrow morning
and evening by the pastor. Subject.
lo.So. ST. Johns Vision OF the judy
ment; 40. The Final Plea of Love. 50
Sunday school at -, with q sprc!a;
review service.
West Presbyterian Church Eighth
and Washington streets. Preaching
tomorrow morning and evening bv
lteN. George T. BeUN u. II. secretary
of tn American McAn Mission in
France. pr. Berry will teach .hr
Mems Bible Glass in the church au-
ditoriur at two. Miss Mildred Mason
'nd Walter Reisinger will sing a duet.
! .Nle's orchestra will furnish music.
Westminster.
/ Westminster Preshyteriln Church
ennHy!Vanla avenue and Rodney
street. Rev. Charles l.. Candec. minis
Ter. Preaching tomorrow morning and
evening by the pastor. Socclal music
y the Westminster double quartette
Eastlake.
Eastlakc Presbyterian Church
Twenty seventh aud Market streets
Rev. William Leishman, pastor
Preaching tomorrow morning and
evening 10y the pastor. Subject. Ia. 30
The Enemy's Device" 80. An Old
Testament Parable" Christian I'm
dcavor service. $40 n. NJ: S..hha;h
schoo. at :. Mayer mecting Wcdnrs-
Law at rs y. m.
Elsmere.
Fsm're PRESBYTERIAN Church. Rev
I Irwin F. Wagner. pastor. Preaching
t"morN5H morning and evening 10y the
pastor. Subject. II. Certainty Of
Faith, 80. Almost. But Los, =
Sunday school at 10: Christian En-.
deaVor. 6.45.
First United.
FRS; United Presbyterian church
Third and Broome streets Rev y. y
. calhoun, pastor Preaching tomorrow
/. orning and evening by he pastor
Subject II. "GivinG and Getting
,t5. The Crown of Creation 3" SUNDAY
,,hooi and other meetings as usual.
Greenhlll.
+ GreenhW Presbyterian Church. Ken
/ nett pike. Rev. Thomas h ~. pastor
! The eaCra ment OF the Lords Supper
! will b. administered 1t lO45 a m.
/ with reception % new members. sab.
. hath school n, $50 and sessions meet
!ng a; 1890.
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North Baptist Church. Lincoln stree.
near Delaware avenue, William l..
fettingill, pastor. Preaching tomor-
row by the pastor at 1890 and 7.45.
Morning subject The Divine Human
Messiah evening, New Light on the
Passover" Bible school at noon.
bethany.
Bethany Baptist Church. Jackson
aud Elm streets. Rev. c c. Earle.
pastor. Preaching tomorrow morning
and evening by the pastor. Subject.
1890 Conservation" 730. Atone
ment. Baptism will be conducted
Other meetings az usual
First Swedish.
First Swedish Baptist Church. Van.
deNer avenue and Church streets. Rev.
e. A. Chader. pas;or, Preaching to-
morrow morning and evening py the
las;or. Subject, l0.i5. The Sacrifice
on Mount Moriah;' 100. lis Cain
Dead YETI Sunday schG.. AT noon
ard Young People n,eet.ig at stk
The Ladies' Aid Society will meet NJ
ISIS Pine st'eet Thursday afternoon
and there will be a prayer mcetln.
Wednc sday evening.
German.
German Baptist Church, Fifth and
Walnut streets. Rev. W. \. .Schoen
pastor. Preaching tomorrow morning
and evening by the pasior Subject
10. tnhclief" Gin Gcrranl. 40
"'Hhe Saving Light Of FAi.h." Other
meetings as usual.
Delaware Avenue.
Delaware Avenue Baptist Church
Delaware avenue and West street
Rev. Joseph Y, Irwin. y. T. H., pas or
Preaching tomorrow morning and
evening 10y the paetor. Subject, 1890
"fhe Great Work ~ the Church 20
80. "A Real Mans Baptism" sun.
day school AZ -.
MI. Enon.
Nj. Enon Baptist ChTcn, Rev. \
e. Scott. minister, Preaching tumor-
row morning and evening by the pas
tor. sunday school and other regular
ne etinss a, the usual hours
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Next Wednesday afternoon at four
o'clock an illustrated lecture on wild
Flowers" will he given at the New
Century Club by Or. Paul Bartsch,
curator of the Smithsonian Institute.
The Wilmington Garden Club, the
Natural History Society and the Coa-
servation Committee Of the New Gem
fury Club are cooperating in this
lecture. The public is invited.
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On Monday evening at : o'clock the
Junior Girls ~ 81 PauTs NJ. f.
church Will mce, for instruction In the
gymnasium and AT ; o'clock the Girls
Athlettc Association will meet. The
o~teopathk clinic for free treatment
= held from 90 3. m. The Standard
f.earcrs wiii meet az the home Of Miss
Mary Pyle. GIG West Fourth street. al
o'clock. Th2 Woman's Home Mis-
sonary Society viii hold It's mite box
opening az S o'clock in the churches
with special program in charge Of Mrs
Franklin Jervts Refreshments viii
be served.
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First Z. j. Church Musir.

y. y Calhoun will be the soloist al
the morning service in the First
linked Presbyterian Church tomorrow.
Duets Will be sung by Mrs. J. Glenn
and Mrs. y. Boyle. J. f. Glenn will
he the eoioist at the evening service
and the choir will render several an
thems
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Bible Students Meeting.

The first of a series OF three Illus
ira ted lectures will be given by John
Clendining before the International
Bible Students Association, at 3
o clock tomorrow afternoon in Jr. O.
l.. a. NJ Hall, s07 TatnaH stSeet. The
subject for the lecture will be The
Three Worlds" The children's classes
Will be conducted at the same address
at o'clock
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Hanover Christian Endeayor.

AT a recent meeting a Christian
Endcayor Alumni Association was
formed at Hanover Presbyterian
Church. with 20 charter members
Miss Mary Grandel has been elected
president; Mrs. Sara Talley, vice
president. and J. f.. Deakyne secre-
tary treasurer. The Girls Club will
meet in the church Monday night.
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Series Of Sermons by Rev. &. II. Dole

A series Of evening sermons has
been arranged for the Church Of the
New Jerusalem, Pennsylvania avenue
and Broome street, by the pastus. Rev
George Henry Dole. The subjects are
IF Winter Comes" March 20: What
We DO After Death" April 2; Evil
liam Jennings Bryan and evolution,
April 8. The services will begin at
T45
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SI2l30S2
Playlet al Elsmere.

The Dramatic Club u Holy Trinity
Lutheran Charch Will REPEAT the play
The Thread of Destiny a Elssnere
or Tuesday evening az s. Bible study
VIII be hcld Wednesday evening a,
,.45, The monthly meeting OF the
SUNDAY school Association N4ll he held
"Wednesday evening at O'Clock.
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Music at Harrison street.

The choir of Harrison Street NJ. r.
Church AZ the morning service to
morrow VIII render "Risa Crowned
With Light, and Will chant the Lords
rrayer William Wallace Will sing a
solo In the evening He Leadeth
Me and II We Love Me-" and an
organ recital OF three selections viii be
given,
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wasbIpgton Heights Dame.

Tho ways and means committee -
no Washington Heights Century club
wiil give A dance ln the Hotel du Pont
bill room. April p The Original
SIX v.H furnish music. Tickets NAV
ba obtained from the committee. -
whch Mrs william J. Iaokey -
chairman
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TO LAY CORNERSTONE.
In Connection With Construction OF
Peninsula VI. J.. Church.

The cornerstone OF the new PENN
sula Methodist Protestant Church
row being erected az the corner 81
Washington and Twentieth streets
VIII be laid with appropriate services
sunday. AgVN al 3 p. M
Bishop Philip Cook and a hummer of
other clergymen repre~eu.ng various
denominations ~ the city. Will hc
pTescn; and give shor; addresses ~
greeting "a the Congrrga ion The
complete program will hc announced
next Satnr,laN.
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Hlllcrest Brotherhood.

Meetings will be resumed by the
Brotherhood of Hillcrest NJ. r. Church.
after a suspension of several weeks.
on Thursday night. The regular meet
ing of the Epworth League will be held
tomorrow night
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Holy Trinity.

Holy Trinity Lutheran Church
Madison and West Twenty thi d
streets. Rev. :. + Wicker, pastor.
Services and meetings tomorrow as
follows: Cathechetical class. e.1b:
Bible school 10; morning worship and
sermon on "Sidetracked From
Christ" IL; Torch Bearers meeting,
/ Christian Endeavor. :; vcspcrs. se~-
mon on We Would See Jesus 7.45.
Zion.
Zion Lutheran Church. Sixth and
Jackson streets. Rev. Frederick Hass-
karl. pasttr. Morning service. 1896
tGerman). topic OF sermon. Confess
.ng and Denying" evening service
80 English sermon, The Fact OF
the Ascension Mems Bible elias.
topic. Christ. the Revealer;" Sunday
schools, $50 and 2l5.
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FIRST.
IL 'THERAN.
ST. stephens.

s.. Stephens Lutheran Church.
ratnall near Seventh street, Rev.
Frederick Doerr. pastor. Preaching to-
morrow morning and evening by the
rastor Subject. 1890. True Christ
ian!ty"; 80. Self Denial Sunday
school at 215 p. III. Special music by
he choir
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Rcgfn Rnlldinr Vow Hnn.er.

Far~nrs MoCaulioy Ill begin ~
CONSTRUCTION ~ houses and garages ~
mo ~ ~ T1euty-frst and Washing
'oD e'cee's carly next H'eek The
rork 9H', 20 pushed and mo houses
completed IS speedily a. possible
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MISCELLANEOUS.
Friends.

Friends Meeting House, Fourth rnt
West streets. First day school s.46
meeting for divine worship, II a. m
There will be n joint mid week meet
Ing of both branches of Friends al
Tenth and Harrison streets Weanes.
day evening Mt T.45.
Adventist.
First Seventh Day Adventis,
Church, 1904 Rowland street. Preach.
ing Mt IL o'clock Saturday morning
April |, by l.. .. Drews. Sabbath
school and other regular meetings al
the usual hours.
Friends.
Friends Meeting House. Tenth nm.
Harrison streets. First Day tSundayl
services al 1890 n. IN. Bible class al
ll.30. Mld-weck meeting on Fot,rt,
DAY "wednesday at AS u. IN.
sunday Breakfast Mission.
An all-day meeting viii be hold ia
morrow AT the Sunday Breakfast Mis-
sion. ii5 Shipley street. with sermon,
by Rev. Preston Kennedy nj "a. 30
2.30 and .7A5.
First Church.
First Church of Christ, scientis,
Tank PlnCo and Van Rurcn stree,
and 7.ao; prayer service. $50, sun
day school, 1890; young people
morrow as follows: sermons. 10 40
Preaching tomorrow morning at 4
o'clock SUNDAY school and o,be,
r'gular meetings 1t the usual hours.
Alliance.
I Christian ana Missionary Alliance
'o4 West Firth street Services 10
meeting, ESQ. Services Monday an,
Thursday evenings at 80.
Progressive SpirituaIIst.
First Progressive Spir.tualist Church
fythian Castle Special annlversar,
service TOMORROW at 7.i5 y. IN. viii
Miss Ellen Gnf. licentia'e. ne leade,
Messages hy Mrs. De Fancy ~ rim
ad"lphia. Special Instrumental music
'nItarinn.
+ First Unitarian church. West strc.
above Eighth Rev W. 4. Vrunn,ar
minister. Preaching ~ n tomorray
morning by the minister. subject
The Conflict ~ Christ with Com
merciaiism In the evening at
Rev Edgar s Wiets ~ Montclair \
a., Will speak In the interests az IA
national Compaign fnr a % p"r cen
fluSrcas" in membership that IN
/ church has been conducting.
Reformed Episcopal.
81 l.uke's r. T. church. Eighth an
M"nr", streets. Rev William Lam
ming, rc~ tor confirmation will :,
admin stored t,lnutruw At II T.
Bishop Rudolph ~ Ihiadelphla. VII
Mil also preach. The evening prnye
and sermon will Ice AZ : ~ and ,burc
school Mil he az 10 a m. The mid
week service Will he at s y. m, We'd
pesiay.
Ppntecostai.
PeutCt-ostaI Church Twenty thin,
and Pine streets. Rev W. \. COX,
l'astor. Preaching tomorrow inornin
and evening 10y the pastor. AT I02
and 80. Prayer meetings, 10 a n
and 3 80 y. IA. sunday school >
Young peoples meeting. $50. Their
VII he services on Tues,iSy and Fri
day evenings. and prayer meetin
LAT Newport Wednesday evening.
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NEWS OF THE CHURCHES
METHODIST episcopal.
Grace.

Grace.
Grace NJ. f.. Church. Ninth and
West streets, Rev. John w. II. sum-
walt, ID. D.. pastor. Preaching toner
row morning and evening by Rev.
George Clarke Peck. ID. ID. Sunday
school and other regular meetings at
the usual hours
Eastlake.
Eastlake NJ. f. Church. Thirtieth
and Tatnall streets. Preaching tomor
row morning at 1880 by Charles w.
Cook; at T45 in the evening by Wal
Ter T.. Fosnocht. Glass meeting at
Gas a. m: Bible class nj noon; sun
day school .; Christian Endeavor,
cas-.
Asbury.
Asbury NJ. r.. Church. Third and
Walnut streets, Rev. George White
Dawson. pastor. Preaching tumor-
row morning AZ 1880 by Rev. w. n.
Adams. In the evening az 80 10y Rev.
Anna H. Fryer. Prayer meeting. n.
m; sunday school. u. M: Epworth
League. $50, w. y shawn, leader.
NuNftnToOk.
Sivcrhrook NJ. r. church. Wood
lawn and Lancaster avenues. Preach
ms tomorrow morning and evening
BY ltcN. J. l.. otis \ duct will he sung
by Miss Mildred johnson and Mrs.
Fred Warrington. SUNDAY school viii
be- at noon. Epworih League. Ga.
Other meetings scheduled are: Mon
dan p.
inry. Tuesday evening, class meeting
"Wednesday evening. prayer; Friday
evening. Girls Friendly Society meet
ing saturday afternoon. Junior
League.
Harrison Street.
Harrison street NJ T. church.
seventh and Harrison streets. Rev.
W y. IIahhart. pastor. Services To-
morrow viii he as follows: $50. class
meeting. 1850. missionary meeting
aud address 10y Miss Alice l.. RoCp:
lsl5. SUNDAY school. $40. Epwurth
League 80. address Ivy George Il
Crossau.
~. Paurs.
st. Paul's NJ. f.. Church, Rev e. |.
Hubbard pastor Preaching tomorrow
morning 10y Rishop John W Hamilton.
Chancellor ~ the American University
Washington. II. G.. one ~ the best
known members ~ the episcopacy Of
his church. r. e. Hsrdosty, president
az tho Beard ~ Trustees. will be In
charge ~ the service other services
a. fuii Ms: Christian EndeaVor. 6l5:
k"ucrH class meeting. $50. SUNDAY
school O.
>cntt.
Scott NJ =. church. Rev. T. ] Sard
pastor Preaching a. 1880 a. m. hv
feV Clarence Keen. in the evening
nv Rev. ~ e Geiser ~ the Philadel-
phia School ~ the Bible. class meet
ing Will 10 al SlS sunday school
$50. Erworth League, $50.
VI. Pleasant.
NJ. Pleasant NJ. r church. Phila
delphia pike. Rev W W. sharp. pas
tor. Preaching tomorrow AZ 1910
and by Rev Ralph Hushey. Edward
layton viii sing. SUNDAY school AZ
$50 Epworth League al 80.
Brandy wine.
~ aitAAN " ilit VI r huron. -.NN
Market street. Rev. W r Greenfield
pastor. Preaching TOM rrow morn
ms and evening 10y Rev II {. Tur-
ncr. former pastor. Other regular
serv ICES rs usual
Hillcresf.
Hillcrest NJ. r Church. Preaching
tomorrow morning az II by Rev. Dr
Malary sunday school al 2 Ep-
worth get-together meeting and ser.
mon by Rev. H. Boal at 80
Special song service in the evening.
Mt. salem.
Owing 10 the absence ~ the pastor
Rev. Leonard White. there will u.
NJ preaching services in Mt. Salem NJ
=. Church tomorrow
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METHODIST PROTESTANT.
Peninsula.

Peninsula NJ. 7. Church. Jr. @. I.
4. VI. Hall, Rev. Leonard X. Smith,
pastor Preaching tomorrow morn
ng by Rev. James II. Straughn. ID. d
president of The Maryland Conference
IN the evening. by the pastor. sun
day school AZ noon Christian En-
deaVor at 6.45.
FIRST.
First NJ 7. Church. Seventh street
near Walnut. Rev. +. G. Holloway
minister. Preaching tomorrow morn
ing by the pastor. Special service Vii
be held in the evening when Rev J
II. Straughn OF Baltimore, Md. vii
breach. Sunday school and Other
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PROTESTANT EPISCOPAL.
~. Andrews.

81. Andrews Episcopal Church.
Eighth and Shipley streets. Rev Rich
ard W Trapncl. rector Tomorrow
holy communion. a. m: Bible class
and church school. as: Rev James
Ernprinrham. ID. H.. national superin-
tend"nt Of the Church Temperance
Scciety vii, preach az II o'clock. Eve
ming prayer and sermon al As 81
Matthews Mission IN -. Andrew 5
Church. sunday school AZ 30 Even
inr service az . o'clock.
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The news on the classified pagv
will interest you, too.--Adv.
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Calvary p. r. Church. Third auC
Washington streets, Rev. r. a. Stev-
'rs. pastor Scrs ices tomorrow az FOL.
lows: 80. holy communion, $50
church school; lo.45. prayer and ser
mon ON The Christian and His Sins"
: -. prayer and sermon on "Sain,
M"nica Iitany and address or
"Ahsoluior a. - 3. m. "Wednesday
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Suggests Consolidation.

The Methodist Protestant denomina-
ton has a chur- h with a membership
of between thirty and forty people
located one square from our Mission.
The building is a frame structure with
a seating capacity Of about l75. The
members are willing to self this prop
erty 10 our society for a little more
than the mortgage upon il and them
selves become associated with our
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Young People Aid.

Sunday School Christmas enter
tainments we're held AT all our Mis-
sions with a total attendance Of over
800. Generous money gifts from a
number OF individuals, also liberal do
nations of money and Christmas
stockings from the Young Peoples
.organizations of McCabe Memorial.
Grace. ST. Paui's. Mt Salem. Silver
brock. and Madeley churches enabled
the society 10 present stockings. candy.
etc. To all, the members Of our Mis-
sions. Every person in attendance re-
ceived a gift. Many parents and
friends OF the foreign children attend
ed the exercises
The trustees az Wesley church gra-
ciously granted the use of their audi
forum 10 our Sixth Avenue school for
It's Christmas entertainment because
the Mission building was entirely too
small for the occasion. The work at
this Mission has been growing SO re-
markahly under the able direction of
Miss Carter that it has been evident
for some time that larger and more
suitable quarters were greatly need
ed. The rented building now housing
our Mission, formerly used as a store.
Is frequently SO crowded that some OF
the children must sit Sin the laps of
the others. Last fan | conducted a
two weeks revival meeting at the Mis-
sion, 10 children and adults being con-
verted, and 10 Joining tho Mission,
These preparatory members were
formed into a study class which meets
baptized. thirteen Bibles and Tesla
mems given out and sixty-one games
distributed in the community this
year.
Suggests Consolidation.
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Trinity.

Trinity =. =. Church Delaware ave
hue and Adams street Rev r NJ
kirkus, rector. Preaching tomorrow
nornine and evening by the rector.
Holy communion 30: sunday school
80; morning sermon. u. evening
sermon 1As
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81 johns J.. r.. Church. Concord
avenue and Market street Rev. Alban
llchey. -. D.. rector Preaching to-
morrow morning at II by the rector.
ia the evening al 1.45, by R,v. James
Emprtnghum. y. ID. Of the church
Temperance Society, New York sun
cav schooI and other regular meetings
as usual
old Swedes.
old Swed"s Church. Seventh and
church streets Rev. Robert Bell
vicar. Services tomOrr,w as follows
> holy communion: n. morning
prayer and sermon 230. Sunday
school. 80. evening prayer and SER
mon
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Harrison street NJ h church,
Seventh and Harrison streets. Rev
W y. Hahhart. pastor. Services to-
morrow viii he as follows: $50. class
meeting 1889. missionary meeting
aud address 10y Miss Alice l.. RoCp:
lsi5, Sunday school; $40. Epworth
League, 80. address bv George II
CroSsau
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Scott NJ. =. church. Rev. T. ] Sard.
pastor Preaching AZ 1880 a m. hv
Rev clarence Keen. in the evening.
nv Rev. " e Geiger ~ the Philadel-
phia School ~ the Bible. class meet
ing viii 10 at 9lS; sunday school.
$50. Epworth League, $50.
The Holbrook news., 1922-09-29

Mrs. J. w. Richards of St. Jo was the house guest of Mrs. C. H. Jordan on Fri day and Saturday of last week.