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j Special Sermons and Music To Be Heard In The City Churches Tomorrow'
~ ~~.~
LMOVER
CORNER-STBNE
Ceremony to Follow Union
Service in Church on
Thanksgiving Day
SUNDAY NIGHT
SERMON ON TURKEY
In Hanover Presbyterian Church
Boulevard and Eighteenth streets /
tomorrow night, the Rev. Charles H
Bohner, pastor, will prsach ths third
, .. , „„ „
of his senes of sermons on the gen
oral topic. "What t. the Matter With
the World?" His subject will be:
"Turkey-the Scourge of the Mod-j
ern World." At this service the
church choir will sing the anthem,
Come Unto Me" (Roberts). A trio
will sing ."Hear Our Prayer" fAh-1
bottl The sermon will be Ulus- j
trated by views of Turkey.
At ths morning service Mr. Boh
subject,
on the
ner will preach
Business Qualities In Religion." At
choir will !
this service the church
sing the anthem. "Look on the ;
Fields" (Rogers); Walter H. Ben-!
nett will sing "Judge M», O God."
,pi, pk , !
Immediately
Bohner will
the Men's Bible class will be
mg
organised.
Mr. Charles H.
dr»ss th« Senior Christian Endeavor
Society at the usual evening hour.
The Girls' Club and Westminster
Guild will meet In the church
Monday evening.
The mid-week service
omitted next week, because of the
Thanksgiving Day service In the
church.
The corner »tone of the new Han
over Churrh. will be laid next Thürs
day morning, immediately following
the union Thanksgiving Day ser
vice. The thanks service will b»
joined in by the congregations
m!% T >icCabe and Eastlake M. F
81*255 " a SïTS.'ïïSd
-- , .---.a tbr crlnture: thi
Re'v S E Wicker will offer prayer.
,k. p.v William Leishman will read
the President's Thanksgiving proclâ
matlon* the Rev A. W. Goodhand
Governor s proclamation, and
L B SmKh will preach
The service will begin
The music will be
of Hanover choir;
will
the
th© Rev.
the lerraon.
at 10 o'clock
under direction
H. 6. Drew, director.
musical program
AT GRACE CHURCH
The R»v. Benjamin M. Johns will
nr-ach at both services,|omormw.
at Grace M. E. Church. The mus!
the day as fol
for
c*l
program
low*:
19 15 o'clork. the Chimes- From
Skie»."
Dwell Below the
Ye Thankful People rom*."
all That
"Com©
Praise God From Whom All Hies*
ing*» Flow." *'Come Ye Disconsolate ;
lft 39 o'clock, organ prelude, theme
and variations. •'Duke Street." Gaul.
Processional, 717: anlhem. "Pra.se
the Lord. O Jerusalem." Maunder;
offertory, baritone solo, "Gloria.
Bugat-Psceia; Mr. Taylor: reees
a-onal, 4«1; organ i.ostlude. Post
lüde In C." Orison.
•clock, the rhlm«»—' " «'rb
„f the Night." 'Lead
Eternal;" "Jesus Calls
7.95
man. Tell us
On G King
Us O'er the Tumult.
7.15 to 7.30:
"Festival TorsU."
at Twilight." Frysinger:
feet Melody."
(Organ recitaD —
•Told
•The Por
••Proc©*
Fletcher;
O'Hara;
"A Song of
s.ona! 408»ç-Anîhem.
Thanksgiving." Old Put<-h;_
"O Fnr the AVings n
Recessional
f a Dove."
5 45:
in F
tory\
Mendelssohn:
postlude.
•'Fantasia
organ
Major." Polleri.
Sundov ftrhool at noon in all de
partments. At the Epworth League,
a t 6.30 o'elork. A. E I.indley. of -h»
Y M. C. A., wil add res« the meet
j Blai'kistim will he the
soloist. A h usines »meeting "•<" H
held immediately after the servire
first vice-president, to
Mis* Marjorie
j
I
:
j
John
IC
select a
take the place
tn
of
Guthrie.
On Thursday mnrnine.
,,'rlnrk. In First-Central Presbyirr
lan Church. Grace and Union Melhn
at in.30
dist Episcopal
Presbyterian
West
and
Central
churches will hold » Joint Thanks
giving Day service,
jamin M. Johns will be the preacher
of the morning. The offering taken
a t this servies will he for Ihe benefit
of the Peoples Settlement.
On Friday, the Standard Bearer«
he churrh
Th© Rev. Ben
will hold . in
houae. from lft A. M. until 5 P. M
N e p d | p work, home hiked oak»« and
candy, Christmas cards und flower
novelties will be on'salc.
E. rm nun.
The service? at Mâdeley M.
will begin with \
William
MA »ELF V M.
Fa.
Church tomorrow
class meeting. led by
ÉMHrk:' the Rev. L. M.
Henry at 9 o'cb
Broadwav. the pastor, will preacli
lft.30
a Thanksgiving sermon at
o'clock, subject. "The Loving Kind
ness of God:" Sunday school at 2.15
O'clock. John H. Ford, superintend
Silo« K rsey w.l! direct a song!
'clock, which will !
. '
ent.
service at 7.3ft
be followed with a sermon by the
pastor
SECOND M. P. rHYRCH.
M. P. Church. Fifth
the
West -
Second
avenue and Anchorage street.
Rev. F Rrvan Bailey, of
minster Theological Seminary, pas- I
tor. Services tomorrow a= follow?
Sunday school at 2 o'clock: Junior
Christian Endeavor at 6.45 o'clock:
.
evening worship at 7.45 o'clock, sub
Jfct of th" sermon. "Where Are the
Nine."
Got TRgP
nip»»ting
♦ very Frida? evening at 8 o'clock.
prayar
I
ui
TALK ON CHINA
-.
Dr. J. H. Franklin Will
Preach at Second Baptist
Church Tomorrow
FLOYD W. HARPER
TO SING SOLO
Tomorrow morning af Second Bap i
»1st Church, the Rev. George D. A.
llson, Ph. D pastor will continus ;
W« -'Ties of "Portraits of Chris»,"
his subject being "Te Shepherd of,
0ur Sou|a .. The chlldren - s SPrmn „
theme W |!l be "A King Who Was
Beloved," and the usual nursery |
hour „U1 be.observed[following the (
Children s Service. The quartetic
clioir. directed by Floyd W. Harper j
will sing Jesus. Shepherd of the
Sheep by Briggs and 'Praise ths
Lord O Jerusalem" by Maunder,
Sunday school mceis at 13 o'clock
This is n one-hour service with a
good orchestra and lesson study
!
I
!
The Business Men's Bible Class in
vit es men to discuss "Jesus as the 1
Missionary;" at 6.45 o'clock
People's Union !
Ideal !
the Baptist Young
will m>et with Group 4 a- leaders |
Their topic will be "Praise God"-- ,•
:
o'clock Dr.
H
James
I Franklin, whose efforts in behalf of
reconstruction work in France led
At 7 45
j lo the «ward by that Republic re
1 cently of the declaration of Officer,
j of Public Instruction, will be the
principal speaker. His theme will be
'«Christianity's New Day In China."
On Wednesday evening. the
of lht
1 Thanksgiving testimony
rbunch will be held at 6 o'clock,
Thursday morning at 19 30 o'clock
t bp Thanksgiving service will be held
j , vhpn a n Baptist congregations will
unite at this church to hearth» new
j past or of Bethany church, the nev.
A j. Williamson. This I» to be a
great „„e-hour service in response
' r ' r J- 1
VISITING PASTOR
__ tr »/«n
| \J BETHANY CHURCH
rtl ULil
1 -
! At Bethanv Baptist church. Elm!
I and Jackson street». Rev. A F. Wtl
I Ramson. P D. pastor. The Rev
James H. Franklin. D. D . of New
Tork city, will preach at the morn
ing service tomorrow. Dr Frank
lln ts connected with the Mission
I ary Society and has worked with the
I missionaries. The choir will render
[special music at this time.
' The Sunday school will meet at 12
I o'clock In the chapel, the
j Bible class will meet at the same
I hour. The finance committee
the church will call on every ni»m-j
her of the church and get their
pledges for the coming year's work
r Is the largest
The budget this y
that the church has undertak
mise In several years, hill the inter
cKt that i* heinir shown the com
»king forward ti
a large
mlttee i* 1<
amount over what the. budget calls
for.
eeting at 8:45 o'clock
will be the regular
-111 be in
The C. K
in the chaper.
Thanksgiving service and
charge of Misses Edith Crossley and
Violet Martin. Tip' song and praise j
service will begin at 7:45 o'clock,
song service In charge of J. R. Slaw
ter. followed by preaching by l»r.
Williamaon, his subject being "The
Masters Anxiety."
I
The monthly meeting of the Men's
-ill be held on Tuesday
k. The
7;45 o'clock on 1
The churrh will Join 1
league
evening at 8 o'cl
prayer service at
Wednesday.
with the other Baptist churches j
in their Union Thanksgiving service
•eekiy '
in
nt the Second Baptist church on ,
Thursday morning at lft:30 o ciock. «
ZION LFTHFIIVN mt'ltCH.
I
Zion Lutheran Church. Sixth and
fourth
Jackson streets, the Rev. Frederick i
Morning
topic of sermon A Secret of the
Kingdom of God." At this service
fifty men.
Hasskarl, B. D
m an o rlork
pastor.
« German » .
make the
every member visitation, will
he commissioned Evening service,
7.3ft o'clock (English». sermon.
"Will Some Be Honored in Heaven
More Than Others?" Th s is ?be
eighth in a series of sermon«
"Eternity." Sunday school.«,
o'clock and 2.15 o'clock.
vhn are
I>n
9.30
I
ST. JOHN S CRERCTL
St. John's Ghurch. th© R©v. Alban
rector, servir
7.3ft o
9.3ft o
fo
'clock.
'clock.
Rich©y. D. D..
morrow a* follows:
Holy Communion;
Churrh srhool; 11 n
and aernmn;
evening prayer and sermon. Bishop
Cook will prrarh at 11 o'rlork.
Vlock. mornyig
7.45
O'elork,
prayer
\KW\RK UNION.
Al Newark Union M. E.
Ihe Rev. W. W
dav School will be held at 2
and preaching at 3 n'rl
Phurch.
Sharp, paefnr; Sun
lock
\
rk.
! Second Baptist Church
J
NINTH AND FRANKLIN STREET5
George D. Allison, Ph. D., Pastor
Tomorrow, 7.45 P. M.
Dr. James II. Franklin
——of the
American Baptist Foreign Mission Society
will speak
Christianity's New Day in China
t
J
i
t
j
PASTOR'S THEME
-
Timely Topics at Harrison
Street M. E. Church
Tomorrow
THANKS SERVICE.
LEAGUES TO HOLD
The order of service* at Herrl
eon Street M. E Church. Rev. WH
Ham E Habbart. pastor, 1 omorrow
VLo^VleLder-'(PSo'o'clock'
1 ' B roSbHft ' oiii<k,;
preaching service; anthem after
Prayer. " I *° rd . " f , " arve *''
® raeket '' °* er |°!2. d " e . ,t ; '
0 past01 , , u ' bJPCt . • cross
Bpar i n _ ••
0 . rI „ ck Sunday srho „,.
Elmpr Pprl . v , supPr , ntende nt 3.10
0 . cl0ck Scninr Epw0 r(h
'
1 !
League. :
topic: "Thanks Living." leader. Mrs.
Jacob Orr; soloist, Mr. Wallace.
7:30 ociock. preaching service, -
song service; anthem after prayer, !
"Love Divine " Weidner; offertory ^
anthem. "Rock of Ages." Niles; ser- !
]
rnon by pastor, subject. "Near to the
Kingdom."
AI 7 o'clock on Thanksgiving I
morning there will be a "Union Ser
Epworth Leagues
the city in ibis church. This is t
men's meeting, but all th
•omen members are Invited also.
:
j bp „
j Those who will take part in the «er
vice are Rev. W. K. Habbart, Rev
w. G. Harris, of Cookman church.
Mr. Brown, from Scott church, wilt!
[direct the singing. District Presi
| d ent Staats and male quartet from
! c^Hwlhfleldwm ' Preside"^ *he or
The topic for the morning
"The Motive and Perfec
of Gratitude.' Speaker, Her
gan.
- will he
: li
j man McKay.
, -
|U> L'WIMfi U'II I
I'll. UfUllU If ILIj
PREACH ON "DEBTORS
At Union M E Church Fifth and
" «shington streets, the Rev Harv. y
Winfield Ewing. D. D minister, se r -
vices wll be: Claais meeting at ».3ft
o'clock; public worship at 10 3 0
o'clock subject. Dehtors "; Sun
day School at 2 o'clock; Epworth
League at 6 45 o'clock; His« Fran
res Evans, leader; Harold Gibbons.
president
Evening worship at 7.30 o'clock; )
subject. "For or Against Christ."
Music for the day : Organ postlude, j
"Chant Poétique,' Giggle, «nthem.i
"The God of Abram." Gleason: an-.
"Rejoice in the Lord." Knix- j
ac hmar; offertory. "Paatorale.««
oflvaulkes; postlud». "Grand Choeur."
Frysinger: organ recital, at 7.15
„• f .| 0( , k Misa Johnson, organist: an
thPn) '-rom» Weary Boni." Lanstng:
[solo. "Stek th»
(Terry 1, Mrs. I
Lord In Prayer,"
Ellis : nffertroy. "In
postlude, j
Mendelssohn.
service
M n „ n |j,h!."
Kinder:
March."
Thanksgiving
•Heroes
I'nion
a*
Presbvterian
Central
Sermon by the Rev. Ren-,
minister of ;
a nd
First
Church.
ja min M. John©. D. IV.
Grace Church. Service at 19 o'clock.
FIRST M I*. CHURCH.
Chili
h ;
Methodist Proles ant
below Walnut.
First
Seventh
Hev. Fred O. ^Holloway,
service* tomorrow as f°lb
h©
street
paator.
-*: lft.45
rorshtp.
the Church at
2 o'clock. Sunday school;
ermon.
o'clock, morning
•The
Sin y
t
Letter
So
ci
7.45 o'clock, prenching by the
I a :
G. W. Fnrriitg. a former pastor of
the church, now' of Baltimore.
Christian F.ndegv
bv Mr**.
7
o'clock,
r. led
Rev.
«
Rif ILF STVRFNTR.
the Church." t* Hie
for the lecture hv W. H
at 3 o'clock
''Promise* ti
tomorrow'
I subject
r>icker*on
i afternoon in Jr. f». F. A. M Hall.
«»ft7 Tafnall street, before the lnter-J
national Bihle Students' Association,
^rf t «1 1 Bible classe* will be conducted
a . the *anie Address at 2 and 8
o'clock. and special classe* for
young people and children will be!
held at 2 o'clock.»
'hurrh
ts, the Rev.
sprvires
GRACE A. M. E. 7.IOV.
AI Grace A. M. E. Zion
Third and West st!
J. H. Tucker, pastor, the
will bp: Sermon by the
1 o'clock, subject, "fsiah's
hoot. 2 o clock. The
pasior.
fall:" Sunday
pastor, members and friends ar© in
vited to bold nervier* at the Rev.
Mr. Morphy'* church at 3 o'clock;!
Christian
7.15
o'clock;
.Endear
prrarhing l»i. the pastor. 8
»'cb
•k.
f Piece."
subject, "The Print e
MT. PLFASWT M F.
At Mi Pleaeant M. E. Church, thr
Rev. W. W. Sharp, pastor, there
ft.30 o'clock
clock: Sunday .Srhool. 9 30
1 .eague.
will hr preaching
and 8 «
o'clock :
at
Wpwortfh
7 3ft
»Vh
ek.
An Acceptable Thanksgivin
tr
Ö
v
By the Rev. George Henry Dole
Pastor of the Church of the New Jerusalem
When ye will offer a sacrifice of thanksgiving unto the
Lord, offer it at your own will.—Lev. xxii, 29
Israel a
our*, a feast.
rifice (eacer facer©, to make eacrerl)
of thanksgiving." which originally
rnpant a sacra
thanksgiving.
H oly Supper, wIiptp the bread and
wine
i a ken
Thanksgiv.ng was like
It was called a "eac
ent or sanctification
was like the
n
■anctiflcd and then par
of in remembrance of the
When sacred
worldliness
Lord s sanctification.
,. amP (f) mpan ki|1 to _. ive , jp
'"'V' ' 5an '' ,ifv
a , nf oId 1 , ))P ;l
Ours
►a netifleation' of
ThaqksgivJng in d
itude to the Lord for His loving care
throughout the year. How external.
superficial, hollow and unicc-t p: ible
to the Lord our Thanksgiving if it te
only a sumptuous feast, a day of
sport, a holiday on which va seek
p and holy grai
our own pleasure, without being
sanctified with gratitude *o the I. ord
for H i s constant care and un fa''nc
Move.
He will not look upon the
sumptuous table, but 'nto the hearts
around It. Then 10 t the mind. Mr a
moment at least, be lifted up to the
bountiful giver of every good and
perfect gift that ,Ht may make our
crament, a sanctification
aa n f old
feast a
CHÎFF MANIT0W0G
WILL BE SPEAKER
;
The s»rvcles tomorrow, at the
Delaware Avenue Baptist Church
bp a .„ follows: 10.30 o'clock, the
,h,> n,,v ' Jo, ' ,f,h T ' ,rwin
S ' r '- preach on th« topic
"Harvest Rejoicing." The Sunday
lSrhoo , B ., M mpPt Rt ]2 0 >| 0Pk The
Intermediate C. E. at 6 o'clock, and
the Christian Endeavor at 6.45
The evening service, at 7.30 o'clock
will have for the speaker. Chief
.Manitnwog. an Indian evangelist,
will preach in his native ens
-turne. His topic "From Sing Sing
Prison to Evangelist"
o n Tuesday evening the Sunday
School will hold a Thanksgiving so
rial at the church.
On Monday evening the FI-T-a
Or-Cla-Del. will m««t at th« hom«L
of Miss Martha Baugh. Lore av
Gordon Heights,
nesdav evening, al 6 o'clock, | In
(charge of the paslnr, followed by
the class, on "Christian Training."
Th« church will unite in the union
Thanksgiving service
morning, at 10.30 o'clock,
Sprond B ap ij s t Church.
p> i
.service on Wed
Prayer and prai:
on Thursday
at the
BISHOP HAMILTON
AT RICHARDSON PARK
Park
The service* of Richard
h. the Rev. V. P. Nor
Ihrup. D. D. pastor, will be
•orship.
M E. Chtl
s fol
lows:
n * r j
0.30
at
M or
k with sermon by Bishop John
ill on. k* D . LL. D. of Wash
Sunday School, from
Men's Bible Cl
W. Hat
D. C.;
ingf
12 t
t o'clock;
meeting at the same hour; Kpw
devotional meeting, at B 3"
Junior ehoir
l-th
i. r ,gne
i/eloek
Music by th©
worship «t
on by
7.3«
Bishop
will
Evening
Harnil
|<e giV'P
. ..
irklnnd. leid
ith ser
Special music
ton.
by the choir, F. E St
f at both morning and
meeting
7.3ft o'clock. Junior
Will meet this »'»sk on Fri
2.30 o ciock instead
evening ser
Wedncs
n
Prayer
vices.
dav evening it
glie
day afternoon at
of*on Thursday.
ANDRF.Y'fi t'R< H -
r nt St. Andrew «
■pi s.
PT.
Service* tomorrow
rhun h. Shipley anil ^* h ' h -" r
nil-hard \Y. Trftpnell. rei
Holy Com
the Rey.
tor w i1l be as follows:
munioh at 8 neb
I Rn ,
k , rhurrh «rh
.1
o'clock ;
9.4 5
nt
Bible claw
ing prayer and
Bishop Cook
1 1
sermon ai
vitl preach
7.45
m or
0 >i
■k.
at
evening
service
the
o'clock.
at
I'R ITI'JIN Mi SPIRIT!' MiIST.
I Th» Fraternal Spiritualiat Church
' F.den Hall. Sunday.
medium. Mr«. Webster.
o'clock ;
7.3ft
;
The Spirit of Thanks
jrivinir and of Advent
r
é
j
I
s©,
Ci
j
i
i
j
Within Ihe week the nation will, celebrate
Thanksgiving Day. And immediately there
after we shall look forward I») Christmas.
How much the nation has lo thank God for.
How much we each have to he thankful for.
>011 know better than anyone else what I dess
have been yours, you know better than
9 \
I
Ü
:
> *
I!
fl
ings
anyone else why you should thank God.
JB-f-Üi
Mc 1 hank fill for your blessings. Thank
God in His house, and look forward to
the coming of His Son on Christmas
Day.
f «r 7
J£&i
GO TO CHURCH
e -
M
"l
'
I
Put further—the request was.
''offer at your own will" the sanctl-1
firation of thanksgiving. Do we de
rive any pleasure from forced, re
liVtant, unwilling servi
the service ever so great? Vet how
No. be
sweet is the joy for the least thing
done for us in love! Nor is forced,
reluctant, conventional service ac
ceptable to the Lord. Nothing that
we do counts in the Book of Life thaf
is not done from the will, from love.
In doing from reluctance, we con
firm reluctance. In doing from com
pulsion or mere conventionalism we
make ourselves slaves of circum
stances and cqsloni. Thanks be to
God that by His power and presence,
whatever our circumstance, that
which is before us we can do as His
humble, obedient servant with joy.
* i v ...
_.. . . b * a
1 a sacrament, from .he,
"ove Then ,he true Tmru^TbsnùU
stivinz Will inflow and hie— n with !
giving inflow and bless us with ,
àndX I
the day
an acceptable offering, and God will j
sanctify the heart, the family, theje
home with true. Thanksgiving love.
divine peace. Make Thanksgiving a ;
sanctification from the
to friends, family.
Father above. Then
KINGSW00I) s. s.
TO GIVE PROGflAM
Conclusion of the fiftieth anniver
sary of Klngsvvnnd M. E. Church
Fourteenth and Clavmont streets, to
'he Rev. George W.
Bounds, pastor, Sunday program
follow«: 9.30 o'clock, Love Feast.
conducted by the pastor; 10.30
[o'clock, sermon by th» Rev. William
Powick, who was superintendent ofl
Kinw,wood Sunday School, 1677 and
1 676. The Sunday School program
follow?; Song, bv the school !
»
prayer, by S. H. Pippin, who nerved :
as superintendent for se
„. , n , } ' Mr " : i
»Mm. Mpssio Wilson: class re
ports and centenary offering; child's 1
A lice Rinker Shot-'
k, of Norristown. Pa. which »,s
first Christmas enter- 1
the school. np . I
recitati-'n by Mrs.
which She|
gave at the age of 3 years, in th«
first Christmas entertainment; brief
remarks by te Rev, William Pow
Ick. D. D.. Miss Reha Smith fl nd -
Mrs. Sara E. Hoffman: duet bv
Mr. and Mr,, g. H Pippin; remarks
by S. L. Bowers. Charles N. McKaig!i
i«nd Aubrey Vandever; sido by Prof ;
j. g. Dailey j
6.45 O'clock, Epworth League ,d-i
>'|ork •'
sr>ug. by
ti
sung In the
ta in ment held by
872;
Rachel Metcalf Baldwin.
dressed by Dr. Powick; 7.30
rmon bv the Rev. W. A. Wise, P
Prof. James G.
1 ). ;
Dailey, of
Philadelphia, will slnsr at
vices during th* day.
all ©or- !
I
!
ST. U'KI-rS IL K. rtfl-RCR.
Luke's Reformed
'hurrh. flu* Rev. Willi
.st.
Episcopal
» i mming,
rector, service* tomorrow as follows:
*
'hurch sch
I at 19 o'clock: morn
rmon a» 1 I o'cl
prayer and !
ing^rayer and
evening
k:
»
rmon at 7.3ft
Mid-week «»rvice Wednea
o't'Iot'k.
day at 6 o'elork.
TRINITY
epincop \ l( rni Rrii.
Snndav
The
«»rvieea
Tr nitv Epis
next a
Pal Chumh will be
f ^ ,,n w«: Holy I'onimuni
k; Sunday
9©
n. at 7 3ft ;
at 9.30 '
and ser-•
°
Si '
i
clock,
mon. at 11 o'c|
ami serin oh at
F. Kirk ii*
and evening.
ng prayer
*k; ©<
ntng prayer
7.45
will preach
'clock Th** Rev. '
morning
«N
TURKEY
THE SCOURGE OF THE MODERN WORLD
* •
♦♦
Being ihn third nf tin- veri
M *»f illiistraiofl sermons ...
WHAT IS THE MATTER WITH THE WORLD?"
bring dditcrrd in
Hanover Presbyterian Church
Biitilnai'il anil l-lghtccnlli street
TOMORROW NIGHT. Î.RO
The Rev. («harte« R. Rnliner. V!iniv,er
VO! IN V ITFfl
Special Music
NEW PASTOR AT
1
I
WEST CHURCH
Rev. A. W. Sonne to Preach
Here Tomorrow Morn
ing and Accept Call
i
MUSICAL PROGRAM
A-r Al I C rrru/lf^tre
AT ALL SERVICES!
The Rev. August Whitman Sonne
D. D., pastor-elect of the West Pres
byterian church. wiH give his formal
acceptance of the call, which has
been extended to him by the con
gregation of West church, tomnr
row morning at the J0:30 o'clock
service. Dr. Sonne will use for his
sermon theme "The Coul Passion of
Jesus."
The choir, under the direction of;
Professor J. T Clymer, with Misa ,
E Viola Moffltt at the organ, will |
~ive the following numbers: Pre- :
lï de " Hand *' : an,hem " L «t
i f ount Z on Herbert; sol-j
oists. Annabel Groves, Oscar Steig
quartette, "Jesus, Lover of My|
fnMv Heà'J rd 7 S; 0 ^ rtOry ,: :° , Con,e |
?Uso.o"l UH Muligef Ambrose.
The Bible school will a~emble at '
„clock. Dr , 8onne will'teach the !
|. M „ n , h e men's class. John A
] er;
)
Pyle's orchestra is also a fea
C. E. meeting. 6:45 P M
topic. "Praise God." A J. Bock. Jr
will he in charge,
music.
Special orchestral
oi?t.
ture.
The Rev. Thomas Kerr, pastor of
i Drepnhill Presbyterian church will
,•f'"«•"h at Ui» 7:.m o'clock service.
"* ,nK ^ >Ua suhjert ' " A ° reat * n -
| The musical numbers will Include
|' k « following: Prplude, "Verset."
anthem, t Was Glad When
! ■Tle^WUl"^^ Me^simplrins
! soloist, M. P.' Hastings, Jr.: ' post
11 " 1 '- ''Rmcessinnal March." Rafiste
! 1 h " " uar ''*'; «'""»nofwrt of Os-|
8,#l * ,, ' r ' K ' M Ochelir»». L. H.
!
»rt-i» w."
unsrer and M. P. Hastings. Jr., will
amgr immediately after the sermon.
:
i CHRISTIAN ALLI ANCE.
1 Services at the Christian and Mis
sion,ry Alliance. 504 West Fifth]
Sunday will he as follows:!
1 9 30 ft ' c,0<?k « I ,ra V er sf'vice; lft.80
I O'clock the Rev. F. B Colllt of Corn
' nK speak on "The M-dnighi
rry ; U * n o clock. Sunday Schoo!
'' ociocl{ ' the Rev. F. R. Coliit will
on ' R ugh t l p. a Mvsterj
:,nd * Grace". Mr Col
- Ht Wi " !,p '' a,< thi " '' v ' lnin ' ; on ' Wh!U
W1U •"'«us Comes? "j
rt> * W McGarvev of Hunt
ngt
; in " *' 7
j Sin and the Greater Punishment.";
Thi " wi " hp e' 0 "" 1 * Sunday of,
•' the rnnv ^ ntlon now progrre»» at
thi* rhurch.
. Pa... will speak Sunday even
'clock on "The Greatest
SALVATION ARMY.
!
At rhp Salvation Army Citadel.
Fourth and Shipley, Ensign John O.
Sinipson. oflioer-in-charge Special
service* will he conducted thi* week
end by Adjutant Arthur Cook, of'
New York Pity, wjjo left Wilmington
over a year ;igo. Hi* many friend**
ill he glad to hear him Saturday;
3.30 and 8 I
meeting Sunday
•k. Mrs. Julia Irwin.
K o'cl
nV
19.30 «
Young .People'* lacgion, Sunday, 8.15
o'clock.
■k;
Sundn y,
Company
►'cb
GRFF.NFTlLfi PRFSBVTFRI \V.
Greenhill j
left P»k©. j
hoo| and Bible j
preaching
I i salon ,
Service* tomorrow at
Pre*byterian*Cburch, Ke
W'ill he: Sabbath j
at 9.39 o'clock;
at 10.45 oirlbnk:
cla«* ar 7.39 o'clock. Th© .
Rev. Thomas Kerr, minister.
da«*
service
study
I
CHURCH HISTORY
PASTOR TO REVIEW
At Epworth Methodist Episcopal
Church. Temh and Lombard streets
the services will be: Sunday morn
ing class at 9.30 o'clock; preaching
10.30 o'clock, by the minister, the
Rev. Essel! I', Thomas, on "The
Divine Friendship." Special music
will be given. The Sunday school ses
sion will be at 2 o'clock. Dpworth
League will meet at 6 45 o'clock.
Miss Elizabeth Moore will le.ad the
singing.
Panics popular services
be carted «I 7.30
The special selections to be given
by the choir are: "As a
Hall, with Herbert Mike.-ell as so
loisi. and "Soldiers of Christ Arise,"
by Meredith. Mrs. Hplen Merrick
will sine as a soprano solo. "Trust
land Obey." Charles Gamble, tenor,
will sing 'God be Merciful." by Will
m. S. Brown. •
James Alexander's class will meet
Monday evening at S o'clock in the
Sunday school room
on Wednesday evening the ser-.
vjcp for praver and pra ise will be
he i d
On Thanksgiving Day. at an hour
be alwouced . Asbury . Scott. First
P and h l'"' or,h Churches uill
ho!d 3 Un !° n J hanks * lvln * service
Scott Church '
vl II
o'clock. Prof.
George E King's chorus choir of
forty voices will cad in a song ser
vice before the preaching hour. Mr.
Thomas' evening subject will be:
"Christ Dwelling: Ii
The Heart."
Hart." (by
The Junior Epworth League will
j
! 'Services will be held at the Els
mere Presbyterian Church at 11 ana
7 o'clock ; morning subject: "Thej
Seventh Commandment: 'he White
meet at 3.45 o'clock on Friday.
I7LSMERE PRESBYTERIAN.
- Work
Franklin Wagner, minister,
!
! A
Cross of Purity;" evening subject
Jesus and the Sinful." Sunday
School at la and Christian Endeavor
Society at 7 o'clock w.th Mi3s Mabel
a- leader. The Rev. Irvin:
NORTH RAPHST CHTRCH.
North Baptist Church Lincoln
L. re'tingill, pastor.
Will b» preaching at 10 30
k. hv the pasior.
suhjoct, «'Warning Against
Lav»n;" evening. "The G.ving of
Thank«." Rihl® School at noon.
'»ar f»**lawar«
avenu«», th«»
Rev. W'illia
There
and 7.45 o>l
\!ornin~
Harrison streets. Services will he;,
Kir „ pay (Sunday) at It o'cl
Rjhl P C 1 as« t at 10.15
w -eek meeting on Fourth Day (W»d
„«*<<«> , a 7.45 o'clock. A cordial
-„vj'ation is extended !
VU I KS I>S* M F.fTHNT,.
At Friends*
Meeting
Tenth and
k;
-Mid
VI
k
the public.
A Church Home in the Heart of the City
FIRST CENTRAL
PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH
Sermon Theme*:
I o. 30 —"MEMORY IN ANOTHER WORLD"
7.45—"WAGES AND GIFTS
12.00—Church School, all department*
Rev. Aquilla Webb, D. D., LL.D., Minister
—
Sunday
Services
REy. BENJAMIN M. JOHNS WILL PREACH
AT BOTH SERVICES—10.30 A. M. AND 7.30 P. M.
GRACE
CHURCH
Sunday School at noon in all departments.
GRACE CHURCH IS EVERYBODY'S CHURCH
"Kt
WESTMINSTER
CHARLES L. CANDEE. D. D.
••
"FREEDOM OF TRUTH.
10.30 A. M.
4.00 P. M—"AN UNSELFISH HERO.
i
VERA CURTIS,.of METROPOLITAN'OPERA CO.,
Sing at Vesper
r
m
/
ST. PAUL'S
EPISCOPAL /
/ METHODIST
/
;
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/
ft
The Friendly Church
? At 7.30 DM. HIBBAHI) will preach a \
THANKSGIVING sermon to members of ÿ
i .IM. O. r. A. M. In Ihe course of the sermon J
£ he will discuss the result of the recent elec- é
(ion in OREGON, BY WHICH IT WAS DE- $
j CIDEl) TO CLOSE ALL PRIVATE AND i
\ .PAROCHIAL SCHOOLS AND COMPEL J
^ ALL CHILDREN UNTIL 1(5 YEARS OF*
Î AGE TO ATTEND T H E P U B I« I C J
SCHOOLS. Is this wise legislation? Will *
other States do likewise? If you are inter- J
ested attend this service. Seats for every- ^
body.
10.30—To|>ie. "The Saif of the Earth.
Sunday School at Noon
All Welcome
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WAGES AND GIFTS,
DR. WEBB'S SUBJECT
J*
At First and Central Presbyterian
Church, Market street above Ninth,
Sunday morning at 10.30 o'clock,
the Rev. Dr. Webb, the pastor, will
preach on "Memory In Another
World." The evening service will be
evangelistic. There trill be a gospel
service. Dr. Webb will preach
"Wages and Gifts."
The choir has prepared special
music for both morning and evening
services.
^cmg
on "
vice preparatory to th« commun
ion and reception of new members
the first Sunday In December,
Thursday morning at 1 ft. 31» o'clock
there will be a Union Thanksgiving
Service in this Church. Grace M. E.
Church. Union M. E. Church and
West Presbyterian uniting with the
First-Central Predbyterian
The Rev. Benjamin M. John«. D. D„
the new pastor of Grace
church will deliver the sermon.
The Sunday School meets Imme«
diately after the close of the morn
* n "' ' vors hip. The Men s Bible class,
ta,I Sht by the pastor, he* been
steadily Increasing and Is an Inter
esting feature in the Sunday school.
On Wednesday evening. At 5
o'clock, there will be a special *«r
Church.
M. E.
BRANDYWINE M. F.
»
M. E. Church,
At Brandywine
2200 Market street, th« Rev. W.
Ernest Greenfield, minister, services
tomorrow will beijClass meeting at
9.15 o'clock;'the pastor will preach
at 10.30 o'clock; Sunday School at
2 o'clock: Epworth League servies
ai 6 45 o'clock, with special muela
bv the young people's choir, under«
th' direction of Mrs. Walter Talley.
and Miss Evelyn Elliot, pianist; at
7.30 o'clock a short recital will ba
given by Miss Lillian Stark, organ
1st. and special music by the choir.
including a vocal solo by Calvin
Short, and violin solos by Mrs. Roy
Worth; sermon by the pastor.
BT. STEPHEN'S LUTHERAN.
Services at St. Stephen's Luthera.n(
phurch Tainall street near Seventh
street, the Rev. Frederic Doerr. pas
tn r for Sunday follows: 10.3ft o'clock.
morning servic*. subject "Th» Blesse«
Innumerable«.'' The morning ser
vice will b» In m*mory of members
rt f St. Stephen's who died during the
2.IB o'clock Sunday
7.39. evening norvle«, *ub
"A T/*»**on Frr*m th© Analogy
church year;
school ;
jeet.
Of Nature.'*
Peing on tbo eve of Thankajivtn£
Dav there will b© * special program
ev#n
of Thanksgiving mualc in the
lng.
Thanksgiving Day at 3
Sende© on
►'clock.
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