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Evening journal., 1922-03-25
Music To Be Heard In The City Churches
''GIVING AND GETTING"
MINISTER'S SUBJECT.

At First United Presbyterian
Church. Third and Brooms streets.
the Rev. n. N. Calhoun. pastor ser
wees will be; Sabbath school a. 1o
o'clock; morning service At ii
o'clock; Christian Endeavor society
at s.45 o'clock; evening service al
7.45 O'Clock; prayer service wednes
day evening AZ 7.45 O'Clock; ohoiH
practice Is held on Friday evening
Sabbath morning the pastor viii
preach on "Glving and Getting and
in the evening the theme win be
The Crown OF Creation"
Musical numbers will include
Morning service: Prelude; "1nvol
cation" BY F. Chopin; anthem b'I
the choir; "Give Unto the Lord" bi
NJ. J.. MoPhail; anthem by tna
choir; There Is a land" by Fred
erick Abbott; solo parts by \. NJ
Calhoun; duet parts by Mrs. J. Glen
and Mrs. n. Boyle.
Evening service-Preiuds; cur
ious story" by r. sohumann; an
them by the choir; Breathe an
Evening Blessing. by Ira p. Wilson
soIoist. J. F. Glenn; selection by ths
choir; 90 Turn Ye," by e. o. Excel
Evening journal., 1922-03-25
DR.. EMPRNGHAM TO
BE AT ST. ANDREWS

Services tomorrow IN 81 An
drew's r. E Church. Corner Of
Eighth and shipley streets. the
Rev. Richard W. Trapnell. rector.
will be; Holy communion. 8
o'clock. Bible class and church
school. e4B; tho Rev. James Emp
ringhRm. d. D., the national su-
perlntendent OF the Church Tenn
persnce Society. will be the preacher
a. II O'Clock; evening prayer and
sermon at 7.45 o'clock.
Many will be interested in hearing
Dr. Empringhsm az there is not an
other man OF the clergy OF tho Epis-
copal Church better qualified 70
speak upon tho subject with which
his society is concerned. lie Is thor
oughly aware OF the actual condi-
tions in this country and deeply
concerned about the church re-
sponsibnity and the maintenance OF
law. A Cordial invitation "a extend
cd 10 all who desire TO hear Or.
Empringham.
Evening journal., 1922-03-25
REV. CLARENCE DEAN
TO PREACH AT SCOTT

Al Scott NJ. r. Church. Seventh
and. Spruce street, tomorrow at els
O'Clock the morning class will meet
Al 1880 o'clock the morning preach
ing service will be IN charge Of the
Rev. Clarence Dean. The choir will
sing special music.
At ? o'clock the Sunday school
will meet.
Epworth League ~ $50 o'clock
and the evening song service at 7.30
o'clock. led by Miss Mary Thielman
will be followed by preaching by the
Rev. Henry Clay Geiger OF tho Phil
adelphla Bible School
The young peoples class At $50
o'clock. The class will meet at 7.45
o'clock on Monday night.
Alfred wilson's Tuesday night
class meets a. 7.45 o'clock.
Prayer meeting on Wednesday
night at 7.30 o'clock.
Evening journal., 1922-03-25
G. B. CR0SSAN WILL
SPEAK AT HARRISON ST.

The order OF service At Harrison
Street NJ. ID. Church, Seventh and
Harrison streets. the Rev. william
p. Habbart, pastor. follows: $50
o'clock, class meeting; 1890 o'clock,
missionary meeting. Music. Pre-
lude." Tours prayer CLord's Prayer
chant 1855. Wickes); anthem after
prayer. Rise. Crowned w1th Light. "
Lerman; onertory solo. selected.
William Wallace: missionary address
by Miss Alice L. Roop: postlude. So
lected. 12.1b noon. Sunday School;
$50 o'clock, Senior Epworth League:
7.So o'clock, organ recital. (a)
"Juhilsnt March" stainer. % "Ro-
nance" Fischer; (o) Meditation. ."
Morrison; song service: anthem ar
ter prayer. He Leadeth Ne" Ed
wards; ofertory anthem. "If Ye
Love Me" slmper. address by G.. p.
Crossan; postlude. selected.
Evening journal., 1922-03-25
GOSPEL singer
ATFIRST NJ. P.
DR.. Stranghn, Conference
President, to Preach at
Evening Service
MRS. D. A. HAY is
ELECTED DELEGATE

Al First NJ. P. Church. Seventh
street below Walnut. tho Rev. F. C.
Holloway, pastor. will conduct ser
vices OF unusual interest tomorrow.
The Rev. J. II. straughn. d. D.. Of
Baltimore, Nd. president OF the
Maryland Annual Conferences, will
preach az 745 o'clock. Tho pastor
will preach at the morning service
at 10.45 o'clock. Mrs. w. A. Hagans.
OF Kennett Square. Pa. contralto
gospel singer. will sing at all ser
vices. Mrs. Hagans will accompany
her vocal selections with her auto
harp.
The Bible School will meet al 2
o'clock. Grsy's orchestra will FUR
nsh music.
The Y. p. S. c. e. will meet at 7
o'clock. The evening service Will be
evangelistio in character. concluding
the two weeks campaign OF revival
services.
Prayer meeting Thursday, at 4
o'clock. The Rev. r. q. Holloway
has been extended unanimous call
by the congregation to return next
Conference year. his pastorate hav-
ing been successful.
Mrs. d. A. Hay was elected dele
gate and Councilman James B. Nc
Manus alternate. 20 the annual con-
ference meeting. at Chestertown.
Nd, on April 5.
Evening journal., 1922-03-25

Grea. Britain. The Napoieonic wars
brought England's liberty to the
continent. our Civil War established
universal liberty here. ana now tns
Y rid War has brought a new lib
erty 10 all the fettered nations. All.
more than this; Il has established
IN the hearts OF mankind tho domi-
nant desire for peace. In Germany
recently the soldiers carried on pa
rsde the banner. mo More War"
DO we all see the great light shin
ing after tho Horm7 DO we not
everywhere read that mans saliva
ton from sslf-destruotlon by war is
only IN the Golden Rule?
Measure the increase OF the Lords
government and peace by the twen-
~ centuries OF progress. Mighty is
It's increase. Glorious 10 the promise.
And what shall wo conclude from
the great advancs7 We are sure
that tho promise OF increasing peace
was not n more surmise. II Is a d.
vine declaration. a revelation from
God. What a mighty assurance for
faith in all the promises OF the
Word when We see tho steady. on
ward progress or all events fulnlling
a prophecy for 1000 years. II this
constant fulnllment has proceeded
for 90 many ages, will Il not 90 on7
Can faith IN the increase OF the
Lords government and peace pos
slbiy fAil7 What miracis like that
-vrought By the fulfllment OF
prophecy all down the agesi Surely
God is with us. The Government is
His. n q winds and waves OF ad-
versity as we'll as the gentle rain and
the sunhsine. fulhll His will. From
an interior and broad view, II may
be seen that all the conflicts and
struggles on earth arise from oppo-
sition to the omnipotent powers OF
God breaking forth upon earth for
tho increase OF His government and
peace. The manifest and continued
fulhllment OF prophecy gives Us un-
swerving confidence that tho in
crease OF His government and peace
will know end
Evening journal., 1922-03-25
"A REAL MAN." TO BE
MINISTER'S SUBJECT

The services tomorrow at Dels-
ware Avsnus Baptist Church, Della
ware avenue and West street. will be
in charge Of the pastor. the Rev.
Joseph Y. Irwin, S. r D., who viii
take for the subject at 1890 o'clock.
The Great Work OF the Church"
The Sunday School will meet at
~ O'Clock. The intermediate Chris
tan Endeavor at 8 o'clock and the
G.. r. al CAS- o'clock.
Al the evening service az T.so
o'clock, the pastor win take as the
subject OF the sermin "A Real
Man" Baptism will be administered
az this service.
The Fi-La-or- Cls-Del will meet az
the home OF Mrs. Thomas Lloyd. ?
West Twenty-ffth street. on Monday
evening. During the week there viii
be cottage prayer meetings IN diff
ferent homes preparatory 70 two
weeks special services, beginning
April 2.
on Wednesday evening A. 8
o'clock the prayer. praise and cove
nant meeting viii be held under di-
rection 81 the pastor.
The special musical program for
sunday viii be under the direction
N Mrs. Victor Pyle. chorister. and
Miss Margery Hamilton Hill. organ
ist
Evening journal., 1922-03-25
IfNInN AMEnIcAN.

At Union American NJ. Z Church.
Twelfth and French streets. the Rev.
Edward S. Rice, minister. services
will be: 1915 o'clock. sermon by
the Rev. ]. p. Daniels. followed by
class meeting; 2.30 o'clock. Sab
bath school and rehearsal for Eas-
ter; 8 o'clock, sermon by the Rev.
]. P. Daniels.
Thursday evening. = special ser
mon will be preached to the Daugh-
ters OF Conference and Mite Society.
at s o'clock. by the Rev. James c.
King, d. D., AZ Frankford, Pa.
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DIR. WIERS TO SPEAK
AT UNITARIAN CHURCE

Those who heard ths address
DR.. W. L. Sullivan. Monday evening
IN the Unitarian Church, will be In
terested in the address to be give
by the Rev. p. 8. WHers, OF Mont
clair, y. j., in the same place OF
Sunday evening at o'clock. d
wiers has the distinction Of havin.
In his church one OF the Oldest an
most successful public forums in tn
country. where important social an
economic questions are discussed ,
distinguished authorities.
THE Conflict OF Christ with Com
mercialisrn. or Can Business be Car
ried on According TO the GoldeI
Rule?" will be the subject OF ~
sermon by the minister. the Rev. "
A. vrooman, Sunday a. IL o'clock.
Evening journal., 1922-03-25
HoIIY TRINITY TUrHFRAN

AZ Holy Trinity Lutheran Church,
Madison and West Twenty third
streets, the Rev. 8. Fl. Wicker, pas
tor. services will be; Catecheticai
class. BIS o'clock Bible School, 10
o'clock; morning worship. II
O'Clock theme "Sldetracked From
Christ" Torch Bearers o'clock:
Christian Endeavor. Z o'clock: YES
pers 7.45 o'clock. theme I'VE Would
See' Jesus"
The Dramatic Club will repeat
THE Thread OF Destiny" at Els
mere on Tuesday evening.
Bible study, Wednesday, a. T45
o'clock.
Monthly meeting OF the sunday
school Association on Wednesday,
AZ sac o'clock
Religious Kindergarten. Saturday
20 o'clock. for all children under
10 veara
Evening journal., 1922-03-25
ST. PAUL'S To
HEAR BISHOP
Bishop Hamilton Will
Preach at Both Services
Tomorrow
E. c. HARDESTY TO
ENTERTAIN HIM

Bishop John W. Hamilton. Chan
cellor OF the American University,
Washington, D. c.. will preach at
st. Paurs Methodist Episcopal
Church on Sunday. both morning and
evening. IN the absencs Of the pastor.
who Is attending the annual concer-
ence at Cambridge
Bishop Hamilton Is one Of the best
known members Of the Episcopscy in
The Methodist Episcopal Church. be-
ing one OF the oldest members. a.
regards term Of service. He comes
from a family which furnished two
bishops 10 the church. r. c. Hard
esty, president Of the Board Of
Trustees. Will have chargs OF the
service and introduce the speaker
He will also entertain the Bishop
during his stay here.
Christian Endeavor prayer meeting
az SIS o'clock will be led by Mrs.
P. A. Croney. General class meeting.
az $50 o'clock. led by the Rev. W.
c. Strickland. and Sunday school at
2 o'clock.
On Monday evening at o'clock
the Junior girls will meet for in
struction IN tho gymnasium and at
s o'clock the Girls Athletic Asso-
citation meets. The Osteopathio
Clinic, for free treatment, is held
from s 70 . O'clock. The Standard
Bearers will meet at the home OF
Miss Mary Pyle. si6 West Fourth
street At eight o'clock. The Woman's
Home Missionary Society will hold
It's Mite BOX Opening a. eight
o'clock In tho church. with special
program IN charge OF Mrs Franklin
Jervis. Refreshments will be served.
Evening journal., 1922-03-25
nvANGELIsr AT BETHEL

Miss A. l.. T. wAytes, EVANGELIST.
graduate OF Moody Bible Institute,
Benedict College. S. c.. and Shaw
University, viii open an evangelistio
campaign at Bethel Church tomor-
row.
Miss Waytes is coming direct from
a large and successful campaign In
Atlantic City where hundreds were
turned away each night from her
meetings.
Miss waytes vii occupy the pull
Dit AZ each service tomorrow. preach
ing at 1O.45 q. m. on the subject,
The Power OF Voice in Man and
the Execution OF Judgment In Di-
vinlty."
The services will continue during
the week.
Evening journal., 1922-03-25
DIR. PECK Will
SPEAK At GRACE
Baltimore Minister viii
Preach Morning and
Evening Tomorrow
MISS COPLEY
TO SING SOLO

Or. George Clarke Peck. Of the
Maryland General Hospital. Bslti-
more, will preach At both services
tomorrow in the absence Of DR..
sumwait at Grace NJ. H. Church.
DR.. Peck has appeared in Grace pull
pit several times.
The chimes will play AZ 10 o'clock
Holy, Holy. Holy" II Heard the
Voics OF Jesus Say" Amazing
Grace. How Sweet t1he Sound. ="
"Hark Ny Soul. II 10 the Lord" The
musical numbers OF the morning
servics will be; organ prelude. "Of-
fertoirs in p Minor" Batste; an
them. what Are These7" stsiner:
ofertory, contraito solo. Lead
Kindly Light" Hawiey, Miss Cop
ley, organ postluds. "Allegretto." De-
their.
Sunday School will meet at noon.
n. NJ. White will speak az the Ep-
worth League service at $50 o'clock
on The Tragedy OF Buried Talents" I"
Miss Edna Anderson will sing.
The chimes will play at Z o'clock
''Hark. Hark, Ny Soul" Jesus. My
All to Heaven Has Gone" Jesus
Calls Us Ger the Tumult." The or
gan recital at 7.1b O'Clock. will In
ciude; "Chorals and Prelude" 4"
Boelmsn; within Chinese Oar
dem" stebbins; "Beroeuse. Kinder.
The choir will sing in the evening
service The Silent Sea-" Neidlinger;
Fear Not o Israel" spicker.
The Junior league will meet in
the Church House. Monday ct $50
O'Clock. The directors OF the Ath-
ietio Association will hold a special
meeting in the Church House at 7.s0
O'Clock.
The Sunday School Board VIII
hold It's annual election OF officers In
the Church House, Tuesday at T.3O
o'clock.
DR.. sumwah will conduct mid
week service wednesday At 745
o'clock. The Desconess Home bazaar
viii be held IN the Church House
Thursday and Friday. The Boys
Club will meet IN the Church House
Saturday from 70 o'clock.
Evening journal., 1922-03-25
SAINT MONICA"
RECTOR'S SUBJECT

The subject for the fourth Sun
day evening address on the Heroes
o. the Christian Church. at Calvary
Episcopal Church. Third and Wash
lngton streets, tho Rev 2. II. Stew
ems. rector. will be Saint Monica"
Other services announced are
7.3O o'clock, holy communion; e.S0
O'Clock, church school; 1o.46
O'Clock, morning prayer and ser
mon. subject THE Christian and
His Sins" Ohertory anthem, Turn
Thy Face" Arthur Sullivan.
7.45 O'Clock. evening prayer and
address Wednesday. 7.45 o'clock,
litany and address; subject. The
Prayer Book on Absolution."
Evening journal., 1922-03-25

Unto US a child Is born. unto as
a son is given. OF tho in
crease Of His govern ment and peace
there shall be no end.--Isa. viii; 6, Z.
The frat extsnt prophecy OF the
LORDS Advent was made over 1000
years before He came. The prophe-
cy or the text was given more than
seven centuries before tie Advent.
II the promise OF the text trus7 Is
the Lords government established
upon the earth7 Are His govern
ment and peace increaslng7 Some
times II seems that they arc decreas-
ing rather than increasing. But,
rightly 10 measure Divine events, We
must look over long period OF
time. The larger the building. the
more days 81 takes to see progress.
When the Lord was born. the
heavenly host proclaimed the mis-
sion OF the Lord and tho beginning
OF His government and peace In
those words OF blessing, ION earth
peace. good will toward men" That
Is what the Lord came 20 bring and
ertAblish. Then commenced the es-
tablishment OF His Government
anew upon TIE earth. The -iessage
came at midnight. for then the
world was In its midnight The
glory OF tho angels lighted up the
darkness. "a His coming would en-
tighten tho world. The civilized
world was then al peace. but n was
an enforced peace, the peace en-
forced by fre and sword under tho
Roman power That peace was to
be broken. and tho peace OF freedom
ana truth was 20 supplant Il, which
He taught in saying. Il came not 70
establish peace. but a sword" This
sword OF His truth was 10 win the
Victory OF the peace OF righteous
ness. n We rightly interpret his
tory. We will see that every war
since has originated in the powers OF
darkness endeavoring TO suppress
His kingdom. and every victory has
but advanced His cause. English
struggles established democracy in
Evening journal., 1922-03-25
YOUNG PEOPLES RALLY
AT BRANDYWIVE M. E.

A. Brandywine NJ. r. Church.
2200 Market street. the Rev. W.
Ernest Greenfield, minister, ser
vices tomorrow Will be as follows.
Glass meeting At ais o'clock; 1890
o'clock. preaching by the Rev. Henry
Clay Turner, Of the Philadelphia
Conference; Sunday School at ?
o'clock. The young people OF the
Eve M. r. churches north Of the
Brandywine viii hold a rally in the
chapel At $50 o'clock. Epworth
League at e.45 o'clock and special
music by the Young Peoples Choir.
At 7.3o o'clock. sermon by Mr..
Turner, a former pastor.
Evening journal., 1922-03-25
GERMAN BAPTIST CHURCH

At tho First German Baptist
church. Fifth and Walnut streets,
the Rev. W. A. sohoen. pastor. serv-
ices tomorrow will be as follows; 10
o'clock, German sermon, subject,
''ITnbelief." 1l.1B o'clock. Bible
school. English; one adult Bible
class. German; 7SO o'clock. Eng
lish service. led by the Junior and
church choirs; sermon by the pas
tor. subject. THE Saving Light OF
Faith" wednesday, T.45 o'clock,
prayer meeting.
Evening journal., 1922-03-25
REV. &. 7. BERRY
AT WEST Church
Secretary Of McAll Mission
IN France TO Preach Two
Sermons
MUSIC WILL BE
SPECIAL FEATURE

The West Presbyterian Church
pulpit will be niled tomorrow BY the
Rev George T. Berry. d. D., seore-
iarv Of tho American McAii Mis-
sion IN France.
The organ numbers Mics r. Viola
Mofntt AZ the organ viii be: Pre-
iude Spring Song" Mendeissohn;
nostiude March from Alfalfa" Men
deissohn. The choir will sing the
following numbers: Anthem
Brightly Cleans Our Banner" Nor
r'son; quartet. GLORIOUS Things OF
Thee are spoken" Shelley. Anabel
Groves. Mildred Mason. ]. r. Clymer
and j. II. Munger; orertory. '"Ths
God Of Abraham Praise" Buck.
An departments OF tho Bible
school will convene At o'clock. DR..
Berry viii teach the mems class,
which meets in the church audi
forum at the same hour. Miss
Mildred Mason and walter Reisln-
ser will sing duet. Pyle's orches-
ira f. an interesting feature
The c. f. meeting. at 6.4b o'clock,
viil be IN charge of the missionary
committed Topic. what Our Coun-
try Owes 20 Home Missionaries"
At the evening service OF praise
and prayer the organ numbers
viii include: Prelude, "Cancon-
eta" by Mendeissohn: postlude,
Festival March" BY Drlsheld. The
Rev. DR.. Berry will give the evening
address and the choir and orchestra
will give the following Numbers:
Anthem, Saviour. Breathe an Even
ing Blessing" Brown: offertory. 20
For a Thousand Tongues TO Sing, %
Jerman.
The mid-week prayer service on
"Wednesday evenins. at o'clock,
VIII be conducted by the Rev.
Thomas Kerr
Evening journal., 1922-03-25
ST. STEPHENS LUTHERAN.

Tho services at e.. Stepher
Lutheran Church. Tatnall sire
near Seventh, the Rev. Freder
Doerr. pastor. for the Fourth su'
day in Lent will be az follows; 10
o'clock. True Christianity; q.
o'clock Sunday School; 73o o'oioe
Self Denial"
Week Day Lenten services: We
nesday evening. Mary Magdsiene
Friday evening. Mary. the Moth
OF Jesus"
Special musical numbers FOR 2
morrow: Just Az 7 Am" lisa
Hickman Meredith; duet. MY Jesu
As Thou wit" Lermen, duetls
Anna Butler and Arthur Guy; so
Just AS I Am" Nevin. soloist, a
berta o. DeMares; Words
Grace" Eugene F. Marks; prayt
+. W. Peace; solo. selected. Arth
Guy. soloist.
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cHRIsrIAN ALLIANCE.

Services AZ the Christian and Mis-
gonsry Alliance. 5o4 West Fifth
street. will be as follows. $50
o'clock. prayer service; 1880 o'clock,
sermon by the Rev. Preston Ken
nedy; 1890 o'clock, Sunday school;
? O'clock. preaching by the Rev
Preston Kennedy; $50 o'clock. Touns
Peoples Meeting 7.SO o'clock. evan
geiistic service, consisting ofa spirit
cd song service followed with ser,
mon by the pastor. Mid-week ser
vices on Monday and Thursday even
ings az 7.3o o'clock.
Evening journal., 1922-03-25
FINAL PLEA OF LOVE"
MINISTER'S THEME

A. First Central Presbyterian
church. Or. Webb. the minister, will
occupy the pulpit both morning and
evening. Morning Worship 1890
o'clock. sermon. st. Johns Vision
Of the Judgment Evening wor-
ship, T45 o'clock, sermon, The
Final Plea Of Love"
Sunday school at ~ o'clock. This
ls review Sunday and the twelve
lessons will be reviewed by twelve
individuals in three-minute speech
es. The choir will also assist in
the servicb.
Evening journal., 1922-03-25
SUPREME VOICE.
PASTORS Theme
Hanover Also TO Hear Even
ing Sermon on The
Sounding Mountain
TO MAKE EVERY
MEMBER CANVASS"

In Hanover Presbyterian Church,
Boulevard and Eighteenth street.
tomorrow morning the Rev.
Charles II. Bonner pastor, will
preach on the subject "The Supreme
Voice" In the evening his subject
will be THE Sounding Mountains"
Al the morning service the church
quartet. under direction OF Profes-
sor Herbert Drew, will sing the an
them numbers Souls OF the Right
eous," Noble, and Like As tho
Hart" West. The evening anthem
will be Jesus, My Saviour, Look on
Ne" Nevin. Solo numbers will be
by Miss Virginia Keen and Ralph
n. Minker. Hanover speciRlizes on
It's Sunday evening service. They
are brief, bright and brotherly. Fa-
miliar gospel hymns are sung and
the church quartet presents special
numbers The sermons apply tho
eternal gospel 10 the present age.
The Every Member Canvass OF
the church will be made tomorrow
afternoon. Members OF the church
are asked 70 remain at home until
tho canvassers call.
MISS Dorothy Krauss will address
the senior and Stewart Barton the
intermediate Christian Endeavor So
oiety tomorrow evening
At a recent meeting a Christian
Endeavor Alumni was formed at
Hanover with about 20 charter
members. The officers are: Miss
Mary Grandei, president; Mrs Sara
Tahey. vice-president and u Fletcher
Deakyne. secretary treasurer.
The Girls Club will meet IN the
usual place on Monday night.
The Session will meet In the
church on Monday night.
Evening journal., 1922-03-25
A. Z. CHURCH.

At A. u. Church. French street
above Eighth, the Rev. J. w. Brown,
pastor. services will be as follows!
1890 o'clock. preaching by the pas
tor: IL o'clock class meeting; $50,
Sunday school; 2 o'clock special
sermon 20 knights OF Pythias by the
president OF the A. T. Conference,
the Rev. J. H. Bell. d. d; 7.45, spe-
clal sermon TO Daughters OF Con-
ference by Sister Rose. OF Norris
town. Pa.
Monday evening. class meeting;
Tuesday and Wednesday evenings
preaching service; Friday evening
official board.
Evening journal., 1922-03-25
sWEnIsH nAPTIsT

AT First Swedish Baptist Church.
Vandever avenue and Church
streets. the Rev. c. A. Chader. min
lister. services will be; 10.45 o'clock.
THE Sacrifice on MoNnt Moriah":
~ o'clock. Sunday school: CAS-
o'clock. Young Peoples meeting:
7.S0 o'clock. Swedish preaching
service. subject. rs Cain Dead Yet"
wednesday. 7.45 o'clock. prayer
meeting. Thursday. 2 o'clock. La
dies Aid Society meets at the home
OF Mrs. c. Leaf. 2S15 Pine street.
Evening journal., 1922-03-25
EAsTLAKT PREsBYTERIAN.

At Eastake Presbyterian Church,
Market and Twenty seventh streets.
services as usual in charge OF the
pastor. Morning service. 1880 o'clock,
topic. "The Enemy's Devices" Sab
bath school, 2 o'clock. C. f. Society
$50 o'clock. evening service. $50
O'Clock. topic. AN Old Testament
Parable" prayer service. 7.45 o'clock
wednesday evening
Evening journal., 1922-03-25
PFNTBCosTAI CHURCH.

A tho Pentecostal Churoh, Twen-
ty-third and Pine streets. the order
OF services will he as follows: Prayer
meeting at 10 o'clock; preaching at
1880: Sunday school at z. prayer
meeting at $40; Young Peoples
Meeting at $50; preaching at 40.
The Rev. william A. Coke. pastor,
will preach at both services The
evening service will be evangelistic
Bible study class on Tuesday even
Ing. Prayer meeting a. Newport on
wednesday evening. Midweek pray
er and praise ssrvios on Friday even
Ing.
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ST. JOuN,s p. y. CHIrRcu

AZ St. Johns p. f. Church. Mar
ket street and Concord avenue. the
Rev. Alban Richey. d. d.. rector the
sunday services viii be; 7.30 O'Clock.
Holy Communion; $40 o'clock.
church school; II o'clock. morning
PRAYER and sermon; 7.45 o'clock,
evening prayer and sermon by the
Rov. James Empringham, D. D.. Of
The Church Temperance Society, New
York
Evening journal., 1922-03-25
ST. LUKE,s REFORNEn.

At St. Luke's Reformed Episcopal
Church, Monroe and Eighth streets,
the Rev. William Lamming, rector.
services will be; Church school at
10 o'clock; at IL o'clock Bishop
Rudolph, OF Philadelphia. viii ad-
minister the rite OF confirmation
and preach the sermon: evening
PRAYER and sermon at 7.s0 o'clock
wednesday At o'clock. mid-week
service.