Evening journal. [volume], February 01, 1913, Page 5, Image 5

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Special Sermons and Music in the City Churchesj
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STORY OF
THE PRODIGAL
Dr. Reed Will Explain How
Character Came to
Himself
RECEIVES MEMBERS aT
THE MORNING WORSHIP
In Grace Methodist Episcopal
Church tomorrow morning. Dr. George
Edward Heed will conduct the Sacra
v ment of the Lord's Supper and re
■ ccive members on probation and into
9 full connection with the church
■ f At .2 o'clock the Sunday school in
9 all departments wljl convene. At
9 ; 6.30 o'clock the Young People's Meet
9 ing will be held In the lecture room.
9 At 7.30 o'clock, the pastor will deliver
J the fourth of the series of practica!
9 sermons on "The Prodigal Son and
9 His Brother," the subject to be "At
3 the Crisis: or How He Came to Him
9 self." This will be of particular tn
9 tcrest.
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Morning Quartette. "Ho Was He-,
spised, Hosmer: quartette, "God So
Loved the World." Stainer.
Evening—chorus, "Rejoice Ye With
.Tcrusa'lem," Spinney; quartette, ''The
King of Love My Shepherd is," Shel
During the day the following musi
cal program will be sung:
Wandering Boy Tonight." and Ihe
singing of Gospel Songs by quartette,
chorus and congregation. Organist,
i George N. Marls; musical director,
Frederick J. Balmond.
M. E.
DR. HOFFECKER
AT S 1 LVERBR 00 K
Sunday at Silverbrook
Church will he a day of special
terest. The pastor will be in charge
of Ihe morning service At (his ser-!
vice an opportunity will he given to
,-those desiring to unite with the
Church.
At 2 o'clock the Sunday school will
convene, and at 2.30 o'clock the main
school with the Junior and beginners!
will visit the primary school. An In-1
teresting program has been arranged
The service will he held in the chjirch
auditorium. The Kpworth League
meeting will he in charge of Mrs. W.
E. Greenfield
At 7.30 o'clock Hr. E. L. Hoffecker,
district superintendent, will praech
and assist in the service.
YOUNfi ANTI ft! FI
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The Y. P. S. C. E will meet at 7
o clock, when a special Program will
be fi'cn in celebration of the ( hr.s
tlnn Endeavor Hay. n the evening
there »HI he a special service in
which Hie young and older members
of the congregation will participate.
There will bo special music by tUe
young people.
The subject of the brief address by
the pastor will be. "The Young and
the Old In the Service of Christ.'
At Hanover Presbyterian Church to-(
morrow morning. Ihe Rev. R. L., Jack
son will preach upon "A Churcli With
Children In It." The Men's Bible!
Class meets at the close of the ser-j
vice.
The turnings which arc being held
in Brandywine Methodist EpUcopal
BRANDYWINE TO
RECEIVE MEMBERS
Church show no decrease In Inter.«
or lth rl ' ! t " lt6 - Tomorrow ,n I
with the communion 8e 7' cp 8n ;
portunity will be given to an> who ,
desire to join the church. At ZM
ociock a meeting will be held for
men only. .At 6.45 o c ock the Bp
worth League devotional service will
be held. At 7,30 o clock an evangel
istic service will be conducted by th°
pastor at which time h*» will speak;
Pun , l8hmen j t eC for''sin*" Certalnty ° f
1 i f ? , , . ...
The Sunday schools will bo held at
the usual hours.
SERVICES AT EASTLAKE.
At Eastlake M. E. < hurch tomorrow
morning the sacrament of the Lord's
1 Supper will be observed.
[ ff ,p Sunday School and Stauffer
; Bible Class will meet at 2 o'clock and
it is hoped to excel the record attend
ance made the previous week. At 7
h o'clock the Christian Endeavor will
j meet, and at 7.45 o'clock the pastor
will preach on "The Sinner's Refuge."
1 Musical numbers for the day are
a s follows: Morning, anthem. "O. Be
[ Joyful in the
I selected, Bennard Davis
II Eleanor (iemo; anthem, "Soldiers of
I Christ Arise."
-ord;" evening, duel,
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causes run-down health and sickness.
Scott's Emulsion and rest are needed,
but SCOTT'S EMULSION is more
important because it enriches the blood,
nourishes the nerves- builds the
body and restores strength, vigor
and immediate energy without
interrupting daily duties.
Scott's Emulsion drives out colds
and strengthens the lungs.
Scorr & Bownh, Bloomfield, N. J.
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SERVICE FOR
YOUNG FOLK
Eastlake Presbyterians to
Hear Visiting Speakers
and Special Music
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AT MORNING HOUR
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At Eastlake Presbyterian Church,
Maikel
PASTOR IN PULPIT
corner Twenty-seventh and
Henry
wor
streets, the pastor, the Rev.
Cunningham, »ill conduct the
ship and preach at 10.30 tomorrow
ion the Subject. "Personal Work for
Souls." ' ' '
Th^^cholr'and'solo'istB V wTl'l
day
sing.
Sabbath school and Adult Bible
Class will meet ai 2 o'clock. The
school is graded Into six departments,
so there is a place for scholars of
any age.
The annual young peoples'
j service will he held at 7.30 o'clock. A
special program will be followed.
Clifford Sinclair, president of the
Senior Christian Endeavor Society
will preside. The five young people's
erganizations of the church will at
tend a|lt j take part In the meeting.!
j Four members of the Boys' Club will
| aP t as ushers. Addresses will he
, nlado by c . E. Schofield. Boys' secre
tary of , bP y M c. A., and the paa
tor. There will be special music by
the y oung people
of j$. h. Loomis. Mr. Mitchell, of Ihe
y. m. C. A., will sing a baritone solo,
entitled. "O Lord Rebuke Mo Not."
(\v. M. S. Brown). Everett Sleberg
will give a violin solo.
HEALTH WARNING.
Chilled and wet feet result In con
gestlng the Internal organs, and in
(lamination of the kidneys and blad
der. with rheumatic twinges and pain
In back, generally follow. Vse Foley
Kidney Pills. They are the best
medicine made for all disorders of
kidneys, for bladder irregularl
ties, a nd for backache and rheumatism,
They do not contain habit forming
drugs. Tonic in action, quick In re
suits.
LENTEN SERVICES
Special services will be held at St.
Hyphen's Lutheran Church during
j jPa (_ The following subjects will be
discussed at the Wednesday evening
8ervicPB> . Am , „ Believer?" Ash
Wednesday. February 5; "Am I a
christ'an?" Februarv 12, "Am 1 R v
PrPntia i ? - Februarv 19; "Am 1 Pray
February 2*6; "Am I Worshlp
ful?" March 5: "Am I a Communl
cant?" March 12. Friday evening s r
vices. "Evangelical Confession and
Absolution," February 7; "Peter's
Excessive Confidence," February 14,
"The Kiss of Judas," February 21,
"The Damsel's Question." February
28; "'Cursed Money," March 7; "Pi
late's Wife," March 14.
Palm Sunday services—Confirma
tion. 10.30 a. m.; passion history, 7.30
p. m. Holy week services: Monday,
..passion history. 8 p. m.; Wednesday,
; g„ rvU , p of confps9 ^„. 8 p , m . ; H oh
ThurB(jav admlnlstralion of Lord's
8U p pe1 . g p m Good Friday services,
Berv)ce 1Q „ m . (|Uipt hour
2.30 p . m.: passion history. 8 p. in.;
1 faster dav services
- a m . f P stlva) service, 10.30 a. m.;
[ Sunday school. 2.30 p. m.; choral ser
(vice, 7.30 p. m.; Easter Monday ser
I rices: Sunday school celebration, 7.30
N. B. Danforth, Market nnd
Second Streets.»
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; SPECIAL C. E. SERVICES
AT ST. PAUL'S.
Services tomorrow in St. Paul's
! Church will bo at the usual hours. At
the morning service the Sacrament
of the (Lord's Supper will be admin
1 ^h"
J. b
piments will meet a( 2 o'clock.
The Christian Endeavor will hold a
special service at 6 30 o'clock com
mP „i 0 ratinB the second anniversary ol
^effilau Endeavor Soc^
£ . har)eR Eastmani onP of thP cttv
worUpr8 . w „ lpad thp nlPPtfng
There
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"Ky p Hath Not Seen." Evening.
choir, "Thou Milt Keep Him in Per
fpct Peac .. duet ^-Beyond The
shad(riV8 ."
MR. DOLE IN PULPIT.
Services In the Church of the New
Jerusalem tomorrow will Include Sun
day School at 9,30 o'clock; Bible Class
a t 10 o'clock and morning service at
10.45 o'clock. The Rev. George Hen
ry Dole's sermon will be "M'hat Lift
ling Up of the Serpent in Milderness
Moans." League reading will be held
a t 7 o'clock.
DUTY OK THE CHRISTIAN
In North Baptist church tomorrow
the subject of the morning sermon
will be "The Christian's Duty in the
Present Crisis" and that of the even
ing "The Narrow Way."
PASTOR DRAWS
SERMON TOPIC
FROM THORPE
The Rev. J. Ross Stoneslfer will
[occupy the pulpit, ttornlng und even-I
lug, of the First Presbyterian Church,
Market above Ninth, tomorrow. The
[subject of the morning sermon will he.
i"Ovcr Against the Treasury." and of
;the evening address. "Taking Away
a Man Seemeth to Have." The)
principle presented in the eveniu;;
[subject has just had an almost tragic
•illustration in the penalty inflicted
upon Thorpe, the world's greatest!
athlete.
The music at all these services Is
'.'furnished by a large chorus and has
phoven vt-ry^ac.-eptabl^to _the pubbe.
t
j year the choir Is enjoying nu
especially successful season, the aw
[age attendance being very high.
The Sunday School, together with
and women, is
me of the most
interesting questions of noth nature
and the Bible are being discussed in
(these classes The pastor s çlass of
men will study 1 he Hood tomor
at *u't classes tor rock
fu *' enthusiasm, ne
row.
FIVE FEBRUARY
LECTURES AT CLUB
The Now Century Club calendar for
February Is replete with more than
the usual number of lectures i
other topics of interest. Five lec
tures are booked for the month.
The speaker for the first lecture
will be Mrs. Florence Kelley, secretary
of Ihe National Consumers' League,
who will lecture on "The Ten Houi
Law" at the public meeting to be belli
tomorrow evening at the New Century
ssrsir""
On Wednesday, February 6, an 11
lustraled lecture on "A Glimpse of Ihe
Canadian Rockies" will be given by
Miss Mary M. Vaux, of Philadelphia.
The Montessori Method will be dis
cussed by Hr. Lighter \\ timer of the
University of Pennsylvania, at a pub
11c lecture to he given on Friday. Feb
ruarv 7 at 4 o'clock
"Lincoln Hay" will'be observed on
February 12. at Ihe monthly meeting
which will be held at 3 o'clock In the
afternoon
On Friiiav February 14 Mrs T J
Powlker president of the Women's
Munlclnal 1 eiigne of Boston will lee
turo on "What One Civic league of
Women Is Acoompllshlng " *
Professor A. G. Speers, of Haver
forri College will have the last lec
turc of the month On February 2«
ho .. m .HfirfsR ihr rluh on "Three
Centuries In the Growth of Woman "
The Frcnch clà;s wd cl«se™ in
Aesthetic Dancing will be hold on
Tuendnv« and Mondays durintr the
mo^th as usual ^
The Reading Section. In charge or
Miss M, H A Mather, and Mrs. Wll
Ham P. Webb, continues to be a pop
ular feature of club work.
Mrs. W. G. Mataaffy la the chalnnau
of the Current Events Class for tin.
month.
SPECIAL SERVICES
TO OPEN AT SCOTT
Pyeparations are being made for an
Interesting day tomorrow at Scott M.
E. church. At 9,15 o'clock the regular
class meeting will be hold. At 10.30
o'clock there will he administration
of the Ixtrd's Supper, during which
an opportunity will be given any who
may wish to unite with the church
either on probation or by certificate.
At 2 o'clock the regular session of
the Sabbath School will be held, fol
lowing which the pastor has called a
special meeting of the members of
the church from 3.15 to 4 o'clock and
every member ie requested to he in
attendance at this meeting.
At 6.30 o'clock the Epworth League
devotional services with their usual
interesting services.
At 7.30 o'clock evangelistic sermon
and altar service will he held. Ex
tra evangelistic meetings will be held
in the church every evening during
the coming week.
TO BEGIN REVIVAL
AT COOKMAN CHURCH
Services at Cookman M. E. Church
tomorrow will be interesting. There
will be class at 9.46 o'clock, preach
ing at 10.45 o'clock by the pastor;
Sunday School at 2.15 o'clock; Kp
worth League at 6.45 o'clock with Mr.
Windelt as leader; preaching at 7.45
o'clock by the pastor. Begining Sun
day evening February 9 and lasting
a week revival Services >vill be held
in the Church. Rev. E. C. Sunfleld
will preach.
SERVICES AT K1NGSWOOR.
In Klngswood M. E. Church tomor
row prayer meeting will be held at
9.45 o'clock, preaching by the Rev. G.
R. Necse at 10.30 o'clock on "The
Sower Went Forth to Sow." and Sun
day School at 2 o'clock. The Baraca
class will meet at the same hour. Ep
worth League will be held at 7 o'clock
in charge of Miss Nellie B. Ncesc.
leader. Mr. Neese will preach at 7.45
o'clock. Music ^111 he furnished by
the church choir.
REVIV1L AT UNION.
Revival services will begin in Union
M. E. church tomorrow morning.
Miss Anna Hryden, of Crlsfleld. Md.,
a singing evangelist of note <hid suc
cess. will assist the pastor.
Corkran will prraeh both morning
and evening tomorrow. His morning
theme will be, "Why the Church Docs
Not Have Larger Success."
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RICHARDSON P\RK SERVICES.
The services at Richardson Park
Methodist Episcopal church, the Rev.
Blair T. Latshaw pastor, will he held
tomorrow as follows; Class meeting,
9.30 o'clock, conducted by Charles
Sapp; preaching. lu,45 o'clock; Sun
day School. 2 p. m.; Kpworth League.
6,30. and preaching at 7.46. The lad
les' Aid Society will meet at the par
sonage on Tuesday evening
ENGINEERS TO HEAR OF ( ANAL.
Clarl Hering, of Philadelphia, who
recently returned from the Panama
Canal, will deliver an Illustrated ad
dress on the canal before the Dela
ware Engineers' Society, on Wednes
day evening of next week. In the A. O.
U. W Hall.
ENDEAVOR DAY
OBSERVANCE
Central Church Young People
Prepare Special Sunday
Program
MR. AND MRS. CROSBY
TO ADDRESS TEACHERS
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The Rev.
j preach
.Church. King street below Eighth, to
morrow morning on the theme, "A
J. H Crawford will
in Central Presbyterian
| Uio«en
Generation," He will also
I preach In the evening at the muai
! gospel sehvlee 7.45 o'clock on the
subject, "Refusing (o go In." This
| service is evangelistic In nature
with good gospel singing led by the
choir, and the sermon is always in
8p j r | I1K and helpful. The Sunday
>$ c hooI and Adult Bible classes will
mecf a , 12 oc | ock
The y p 8 c K w m be led by
the president, Arthur B. Eastman at
6.45 o'clock. This meeting is to bej
unique in character In that all the
work of the various young peoples
organizations of the church will be
represented. This will be in recognl
tlon of Christian Endeavor Hay
Friday evening, February 7 will he
the regular meeting night of the
Parent-Teacher Association, Mr. and
Mrs. W. K. Crosby will he the speak
ers. Mr. Crosby will speak on "In
cidcntg of Travel" and Mrs. Crosby |
on Ihe stories of King Arthur.
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""'"lEVENlNG PREACHER
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s Prv | P es at Bethany Baptist church,
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Blm streets, will be of |
unusual Interest tomorrow. The Rev.
•' E Hunsburgcr will take tor his
morning subject The Holiest Posses
»'on and Highest Relationship tom.
itnunlon will follow the morning ser
vlre - At 2 o'clock the Bible School
W " 1 convene for regular sessions
Thls «crvlce will be followed by the
P 011 »' 1 service. Rev. Henry Schllke
w111 P r cach. At the close of his scr
vice the ordinance of baptism will be
administered.
At 7 o'clock the B, Y. P. U. will
regular service*. Miss Marlon
Berry will lead. The new organ will
^e dedicated a. the evening service
Following Is the program; Organ
prelude; anthem by choir; hymn.
,w,th ° ne Consent Let All the
Earth-. ' inayrr; Scripture, selected;
hymn. "Be Thou. O God Exalted
H announcements and offering.
î- n *n ei Y> M? c î?°*. r .' • orm ®n_hy the Rev.
Pol'ard. H. H„ of (healer. Pa.;
presentation of organ to president of
Board of Trustees; statement of Or
gan Committee; dedicatory prayer;
hVmn "Holy Spirit. Faithful Guide;"
benediction; organ postlude.
$100.00 for the relief a alngle box of
Foley Kidney Pills gave hlm. "I had
a severe attack of kidney trouble w.th
sharp pains through my back and;
could hardly straightgn up. A single
box' of Foley Kidney Pills entirely
relier ed me" N. B Danforth. Market
and Second Streets.»
he Klsmere M F church to
W. S. Skelton, a merchant at Stan
ley. Ind., says he would not take
MR. SCOTT AT KLSMERE.
In
morrow, Sunday School will open at
10.15 o'clock. The Rev. Alfred P
Scott will preach on "The Progress
of Vice" at 11.15 o'clock, and at 7.30
o'clock on "Be a Christian."
COMMUNION AT OLD SOLOES,
Holy Communion will bo adminis
tered In Old Swedes church tomorrow
at 8 o'clock by the Rev, Raymond L.
Wolven vicar. Morning prayer will
follow at 10.30 o'clock. Sunday
School a» 2,30 o'clock and evening
prayer at 7.30 o'clock.
Iniu le. Some of Them MM
in 1 agio 11 ( iisex.
Each "of some 6.000 newspapers of
the United Slates Is publishing from
week to week, names of people in its
particular neighborhood, w ho have
used and recommended Doan's Kid-1
ney Pills for kidney backache,
kidneys, bladder troubles and urinary
disorders. This mass of proof in
BIBLE STUDENTS' MEETING.
The International Bible Students!
will meet in Red Men's Hall. No. 515
Shipley street, Sunday afternoon at
3 o'clock. Hr. H. J. Patterson, of
Philadelphia, will speak on "The De
luge."
COMMUNION AT SECOND M. P.
Following the mornng sermon In
Second M. P. church tomorrow Holy
Communion will be administered by
the Rev. G. F. Karring. Mr. Furring
will preach on "Fear Not" at the even,
ing services.
GREAT MASS OF PROOF
weak
eludes over 30.000 testimonials,
miiigton is no exception. Here Is one
of the Wilmington cases.
James R. HeightotV, 516 W. Eighth
SU, Wilmington, Del., says: "I am a|
painter and I think that the turpentine
caused kidney trouble, | suffered fori
a great many years. The passages of
the kidney accretions were too fre-1
quent and often pained me The •*
creflons ^also contained sediment. 1
had severe pains through the small of
ray back. For years I used different
medicines but nothing helped me
until I got Doan's Kidney Pills at
Danforth'« Pharmacy. They gave me
complete relief in a abort time. The
pains stopped and my kidneys be
came normal. I still use Doan's Kid
ney Pills once in a while and they
keep my back and kidneys in good
I shape."
For sale by all dealers. Price SO
cents. Foster-Milburn Co.. Buffalo,
New York, sole agents for the United
Slates.
Reraember the name—Doan's—and
take no other.
MUSIC AS
WORSHIP AID
West Church Choir Has Sp c
ial Music for Sunday
Services
"FALSE FOUNDATIONS"
THE EVENING TOPIC
row the Rev. IT. Franklin Smiley. D.
H., will conduct the services. His
* In West Presbyterian Church,
Eight and Washington streets tomor
morning sermon subject will be "The
Strong Life." Selections by W. S.
(Brown organist, will he. "Meditation
Prelude". Ryder and "Postludo In 1C
flat" by the same composer. The
choir, under the direction of Profos-'
sor Clymcr will sing, "The Radiant
Morn" by Woodward, and "Our Light
and Salvation" by .ludson
„The Bible School will meet at Z'<
O'clock. !)34 was the attendance last]
Sunday, 100 In the women's class and
120 In the men's class. There are
departments for all ages from the
babies to the old folk,
The Christian Endeavor Society
will meet at «.45 o'clock. The people's
popular service will he held at 7.30,
doors opening at 7 o'clock. The
theme of Hr. Smlley'a night address
will he, "False Foundations." In ad
Hit ion to the praise service led by the
chorus choir of forty volees. The fol
lowing program of special music Will
he presented: organ prelude. "Rom-'
in K flat," Williams;
chorus, "Glory to His Name,"
Stockton; quartet, "Will there lie any .
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stars, by Sweeney. The Misses Rolih
and Chandler, and the Messrs Clymer
(and .Tones; offertory, anthem. "Send
joui Thy light," Gounod; organ post-[the
Mrs. 8 g s Van Buren 81.. Kings
| Rn . N. Y. (full name furnished on ap
plication! had such derided benefit
from nsim: Foley's Honey Ä- Tar
r^mnound Uiat she shares' her good
oompounn tnat «nesua sn mfliRt
"^oney ^ Ta^ Compound
h.cWto medurlnr
I,,0 ' 1 " h r * "' Jn Jneht.la nd ann
a severe case of bronchitis and larjn
gills Oh, how many people 1
recommended it to," N, P. Danforth.
Market and Second Streets.»
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si'I'UMI B IPTIST SERVICES.
8 econd Baptist church tomorrow
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the minister, the Rey. Tho^mas I. HioL
loway, will coiiduct diving worship
and preach at 10.30 and odock.
The .heme of the morning h disco sej
w«» J». ' h ' H ^ , 0 , t wU l e appro-1
Christ. 1 hs snhjeci win ne
Prluta to the obaervwoe of the I^rd
^° r ( ; f ermon New" members
™ rlrmallv welc omed.
■ . M Hollowav will preach
. Th fc'iini.hoa'rtrd "
, h , w iii alna the following
Morning "Come unto Mo."
« p ^ t ' on . 8 ' Hark V y 8o.,|"
Marston, f. J ' J
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î?'? 8np8B :. Ue,n .
Voice." .Newcomb.
The Bible School begins at 2.15
o'clock. The school I« graded and
• there are classes for all ages.
Thf) s PI1 i or Christian Endeavor So
clety wt n mPet a( ,;.45 o'clock.
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Conductor 8. L. Miller. Norfolk,
. n n Honesteel Division of C. *
j \ \y n y . Co., recommends Foley
Kidney Pills and says: "I have used;
Folev Kiflnev Pills with very sails
factory results and endorse their use
for any one afflicted with kidney
trouble. They are all right." N. B.
j Danforth. Market and Second Streets.»
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Sl RVICES AT HARKINGTOS.
Class meeting in Harrington M. E.
church. Harrington, Del., tomorrow at
9 o'clock will be followed by Sunday
male
a nee
hide, "March" by Batiste,
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10 o'clock,—The Rev. H.
will conduct communion
7.30
School at
V G Ivan
services at 11 o'clock and at
o'clock will preach on "The Second
Advent of Our Lord." The Kpworth
League meeting
o'clock.
wlll bo hold at 7
SERVICES AT WESLEY.
Services at Wesley M. E. church
tomorrow wilt be as follows: Class
meeting. 9.30 o'clock; communion and
reception of members. 10.30 o'clock;
Sunday School, 2 o'clock: song ser
vice, 7.30 o'clock: preaching, at 7.45
o'clock.
evangelistic in character.
FIRST M. P. SERVICES.
In First M. P. Church tomorrow
morning the Rev. W. H Hantzmon
will preach on the subject, "God the
ever Present helper." In the evening
Mr. Hantzmon will preach on, "The
Life of Christ."
SERVICES AT TRINITY
Morning and evening sermons in
(Ktrkus. rector, at 11 and 7.45 o'clock
[Holy Communion at 7.30 oclock will
be followed by Sunday School at 9.3»
o'clock.
'services will begin at 11 and 8 o'clock
Sunday School opens at 9.45 o'clock
subject of the sermon will be
The evening service will be
SCIENTIST SERVICES
In First Church of Christ. Scientist,
to morrow the morning and evening
' Love."
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VISI TORS AI 1 Nil IRIAN ( .11 R(
Services in Unitarian church to
morrow will begin at 10.45 o clock
ar, fl Sunday School will he held at
| noon. The Rev. Albert Levitt, of(New
Y ° r ^ ci, £ .. pr £* Ch q£îî, ,Ji* 0 ô l \sV
j R^joh^ L RobVnson of Barnereld,
|N. will conduct the services
VISITORS IN PULPIT.
Services in First United Presbyter
ian church tomorrow include preach
ing at 10.30 o'clock by the Rev. Mr.
Du bell, and at 7.45 oeloek by the Rev.
Charles McKaig Sunday School will
be held at noon.
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SALVATION VRMV SERVICES.
Salvation Army services at No. 102
East Fourth street, tonight and Sun
day will be conducted by Adjutant
Carrie Lovett and Ensign Florence
Wykeg. of Baltimore, assisted by En
si k n Kingsbury and Captain Hanley
Jof the local corps.
That Peculiar
Lightness and Flavor
v
Noticed in the finest biscuit, rolls, cake,
etc., is due to the absolute purity and
the accurate combination of the ingre
dients of the Royal Baking Powder.
The best things in cookery are always
made and can be most readily made
with the Royal Baking Powder. Hence
its use is demanded in the most cele
brated restaurants, in the homes of the
people, wherever delicious, wholesome
food is appreciated. Its sale and
extend to every civilized country in
the world.
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use
The only
Baking Powder
made from
Royal Grape
Cream of Tartar
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NO LIME PHOSPHATES
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assisted Hr. Morgan during the three
"
of progress, preaching both
U'hly and appropriately. The pastor,
Rev. S. M. Morgan, will preach in j
the church on Sunday morning and
evening. Sunday Schools, Mt. Salem
land Rlddle'a Memorial, will meet at
2,80 o'clock.
|| A RRISON STREET SERVICES.
Service, at Harrison Street Mctho
Episcopal church. Seventh and
HarrlB0 " streets, the Rev. George
Whlt ° i , " WBOn - '»morrow will
br "* follow«:
ln()p , InK (j corBr B. Crossan leader;
10,80 o'clock, reception of mom hers
and .acrament of the lord's Suuper:
« o'clock, Sunday School; « 45
o'clock. Kpworth League on the thero-.
(• The Temptation of .le^us." Miss Hau
na M. McKay, leader: 7.30 o-lock
lnerniou, on Ihe subject. "The Reversal
l()f Humn „ ,| u dginonl.'' •
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I IMVOIMII REVIVAL.
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church Is progressing satisfactorily.
„ number of conve-alons havlna
gjnu^ « number of converaioiia having,
l 'èndance at the meetings is pleasing!
to the pastor. The Rev, John Clarke,
this railroad evangelist, will he at
Kpworth all day Sunday and remain
i with (he pastor (or two weeks, the
i meeting beginning promptly at 7.16
o'clock ea h evening.
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• TABERMIEE SERVICES.
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In Eallh Tabernacle. \\ ilmlnglon
Branch, tomorrow Sunday School will
open at 2-30 o'clock. Bible School at
(the same hour Services at 7.30
o'clock will be followed by preaching
1 at S o'clock. On Wednesday and Frl
day evening there w ill be preaching
at 7.45 o'clock. On the evening of
February 5, the Lord's Supper will be
held, *
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ST. M'hE'S CHI'RI'H SERVICES.
In St. Luke's Reformed Eplseopal
(church tomorrow the Rev. Henry C.
(Lang. A. B.. rector, will hold prayer
! and holy communion and preach at
(10.30 o'clock. Sunday School will bc
IK»n at 2.3« o'clock. The evening
prayer and sermon will take place at
17.30 o'clock.
REVIVA1, WAS PROFIT 1 RLE.
The revival meetings at Mt. Salem
(have been interesting and profitable.
Some of the pastors of the city have
9.15
o'clock.
class
McKay, leader: 7.30
sermon, on the subject. "The Reversal
Human Judgment."
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We do not make "milk products'^
Skim Milk, Condensed Milk, etc.
But th* Original-Genuine
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Made from pure, full-cream milk
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The evening service at Olivet Pres
byterlan church tomorrow will he a
combination of the Christian Endeavor
and church services In recognl'ijn ot
(Young Peoples Hay. and will b" held
,at 7.30 o'clock Mr. Mct'andlesa cdu
catlonal director of the V M. C. A.
will speak There also will be a brief
arid reu» by the paetor. Member» of
'he church are urged to be present at
the morning service tomorrow when
I'lans for the celebration of the forty
^' 11 ""nlversary of the church will
b| 8nnounccd
Preaching by the Hov. J. B. St
Fell* Isaaes on "Our Captain" will
(Open the services tn Gilbert Presht*.
Neman church tomorrow at 11 o'clock,
Auxiliary service will he conducted by
the Sundav School at 2.30 o'clock. Tha
P. M. C E. Society will hold a meet
ling at 7.30 o'c ock Mr. Isaacs will
. ,, Th . k> . . 8 . .. k
P rettCfl ()n l ne Lo K at I o clock,
' In Hope Baptist church tomorrow
the Lord's Supper will be commemor
ated following the Rev. H. Hauf'»
[sermon at 10.45 o'clock. The Young
Men's Class will meet at 10 o(clock,
* n d Sunday School at 2.30 o'clock.
The evening sermon will be delivered
oc )°f* t ' Tin« Misses Walker
in 6 the°evenln!f rV CC *
M,SB Kvana ln ,ho p ' < ' uln S
EEVI' EN SERVICES.
"A Season For All Things" will be
the evening will be "The Lost Birth
er'a sermon in Holy Trinity Lutheran
church tomorrow morning and that of
the evening will he "The Lost Blrth
Sunday Schnol will be held
o'clock.
Beginning February
(Ash Wednesday) there will he ser
vices In the church every Wednesday
evening until the expiration of l^ent.
The topic on February 5 will be 'iu
Spirit;" February 12. "Watching Unto
Perseverance;" February 19, "For All
Saints;" February 26. "For Utter,
anee;" March 5. "Pleadingly;" March
12. "Trustingly."
( III KI II 15 YEARS OLD.
GILBERT CHI Ki ll SERVICES.
LORD'S SUPPER AT HOPE CHURCH
PILES CURER IN « TO It RATS
Your druggist will refund money it
PAZO OINTMENT fails to cure any
case of Itching, Blind, Bleeding or
Prortuding Piles in 6 to 14 day*. 60c.»