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Newspaper

Lowell Daily Courier

Location

Lowell, Massachusetts, United States of America

Date

Jun 08, 1901

Page

8

Saul's Damascus road vision and conversion lesson

The Sunday School lesson outlines Saul of Tarsus on the road to Damascus, the bright revelation of Jesus Christ, the hearing of the voice for Saul alone, and his conversion. It emphasizes personal response, obedience, and witness, urging believers to seek God’s will and be prepared to suffer for His name.

American Press Association Damascus Stephen Paul Jerusalem Jesus of Nazareth Saul Daniel Peter Jesus God Christ Israel Ananias Satan John

Entering Christ's Family through Discipleship and Duty

Rev S H Doyle outlines that becoming part of Christ's family comes through discipleship and obedience, not mere belief or profession. The text explains adoption as heirs with Christ, bearing God's image, and the responsibilities tied to divine privilege, urging reliance on God the Father and Christ as guide and strength.

Humility and Reconciliation Through Christ’s Grace

Hugh Black argues that Christians must avoid pride and anger to reflect Christ’s meekness. Misunderstandings and quarrels test faith, but grace should prevent ongoing strife. Love and forbearance are essential to reconcile relations with God and neighbors.

Christ Hugh Black

Moral Progress and Conscience in Theodore Parker’s View

A Christian Work excerpt quotes Theodore Parker on conscience as the measure of moral communion with the Infinite. It asserts a pure inward eye aligned with the eternal right and frames life as continual moral improvement toward inner contentment and religious submission.

God Theodore Parker

Sunday Sermons at City Churches and Congregations

Readout lists morning and evening services at numerous churches. Topics include A Cloud of Witnesses, The Need of Self Respect, Full Salvation, Quenchless Enthusiasm, The Story of Saturday Night, The Form of Today’s Religion, Sacrament, Children’s Day sermons, Sabbath school concerts, baptisms, and love feasts. Also notes a 7 PM vesper at Eliot Congregational with organ and anthems.

St. Paul’s M. E Grace Universalist Fifth Street Baptist First Church of Christ, Scientist Highland Methodist Eliot Church First Spiritualist Society Annie L. Jones Mount Vernon Worthen Street First Primitive Methodist E. Turner Berean P. M Christadelphian Ecclesia Central Methodist John Street Second Congregational No. Chelmsford Christ Hillside Cong’s Dracut First Baptist John Sanders First Presbyterian Centre First Congregational

Flower Sunday at First Triune Church program details

First Triune Congregational Church on Dutton Street hosts Flower Sunday with a 10 30 a m musical service by children in the choir loft featuring songs such as Song of the Flowers Among the Flowers We Plough the Fields Of the Springtime Light and Fair and Come Ye Happy Children The program includes Baptism of Children Reception of New Members kindergarten primary and intermediate exercises a children's procession for flower presentation and a 12 m spring rally for the Sunday school with summer plans A 6 pm vesper service and an evening sermon Enlisted for Life followed by an anniversary vestry service for new members Flower Sunday events conclude with a Tuesday hurdy gurdy lawn party at Mrs Kenneson’s 90 Chestnut Street directed by the Sunday school class.

Children's Day Service Attracts Young Worshipers

W. A. Bartlett, D. D., pastor, invites families to a Children’s Day service featuring music by the little ones, baptismal exercises, recitations, short addresses, plant distribution, and a tender worship. Evening service at 6 30 includes a family sing, Prelude The Strength of Lowell, sermon The Heavenly Country, choir items Remember O Lord and Jesus Lover of My Soul, closing anthem The Better Land.

Lowell Allen Jesus Warren Towner

Sunday services feature children exercises and Zwingli lecture

Sunday morning will include appropriate exercises for children during the service and in the evening the pastor will deliver the third lecture in the Reformation course on Zwingli. Superior music enhances the program and all who do not attend other churches on Sunday evenings are warmly invited.

Zwingli

Gospel service at Young Women's Christian Association

The usual gospel service will be held at the Young Women’s Christian Association Sunday afternoon at 4 15 p m Mr Charles A Locke will speak with special music All girls and women are invited The junior league meets Saturday at 3 pm The Bible class gathers Saturday at 5 pm All are invited to the Saturday evening social at 7 30 pm

Young Women’s , Christian Association Charles A. Locke

Enthusiastic Arcanians Hold Big Lowell Arcanum Meeting

Lowell council No. 8 Royal Arcanum met Thursday evening with wide attendance. A. G. Walsh, Supreme Representative, spoke on recent supreme council business and recounted southern battle field experiences. After business, a banquet featured strawberries, ice cream, and cake.

Lowell Royal Arcanum A. G. Walsh Supreme Council of the Order David P. Martin Dave Lowell Council Alexander Greig, Jr Philippines

Strawberry Festival At Post 185 G A R Hall

Ladd and Whitney circle of the Ladies of the G A R hosted a strawberry and ice cream festival at Post 185 G A R hall. Mrs Christina Clough chaired. committee included Mrs Emma Gilman Mrs Alfreda Perkins Mrs Sarah Murphy Mrs Sarah Peabody Minnie Lyons Eliza Potter Fannie Thornton and Misses Josie Pierson Maud Plumstead Sadie Caverly. A notable table run by Pierson Plumstead and Caverly drew extra business. After supper a business meeting yielded one new application.

Ladd and Whitney Circle G. A. R. Hall Christina Clough Emma Gilman Alfreda Perkins Sarah Murphy Sarah Peabody Minnie Lyons Eliza Potter Fannie Thornton Josie Pierson Maud Plumstead Sadie Cave

First Universalist Church Morning Service Plans

Hurd Street church advertises a 10 30 a m service with sermon Danger and Safety and a musical programme including Organ Prelude Chansonette Stiehl Anthem Benedictus Voyrich Anthem Return Unto Thy Rest Allen selected baritone Mr Spellman a quartette Wonderful Savior Organ Postlude Allegro Moderato Hall. Sunday school and Bible class at 12 10 Young People meeting at 6. All cordially invited.

Stiehl Benedictus Voyrich Ae Allen Hurd Street C. E. Fisher P. C.U Grace R. A. Greene Advent Christia

Thought for the Morrow Musical Programme

The program lists Melodie in B flat Henselt The Sabbath Morn Woodward Sacred Song eccecree Solo by Mr Barker PEW Gy PUR Fer Upward When the Stars Hanscom Offertory Canzonetta Hallaender Heller The male quartet includes E H Barker first tenor W H Putnam second tenor W T Reid first bass C D Paige second bass and G F Hamer organist and director.

Henselt Woodward Eccecree Mr. Barker Marston Hanscom Offertory Hallaender Foros Kta Sebec Messrs E. H. Barker W. H. Putnam W. T. Reid C. D. Paige G. F. Hamer

O Sullivan Bros Fletcher Street Block Sold at Auction

At 5 oclock yesterday J E Conant Co offered the O Sullivan Bros block Nos 324 and 326 Fletcher Street between Broadway and Cross Street to the highest bidder. The three story block holds eight tenements a store and 3180 square feet of land rented at 50 per month. The purchaser was Constantine ODonnell the price 7200 about a thousand dollars above assessed valuation.

J. E. Conant & Co O'Sullivan Bros Fletcher Street Broadway Cross Street Constantine O’donnell

A Christian at Worle Reflects on a Backward Gaze

Retrospective poem laments past errors and regrets. The speaker vows to pass that way no more and prays for grace, seeking peace in brotherly forgiveness while fearing hidden troubles behind a smiling face.

Jesus Worle

Novel announced based on an automobile tale

A new novel is announced and described as founded on an automobile. It is suggested the work should be a moving tale, implying a transportation driven plot and theme.

Children’s Day Exercises At First Baptist Church

The First Baptist Church at the corner of Church and George Streets presents Children’s Day exercises led by Miss Nellie M. Brown with special music by Mrs. W. H. Pepin Mrs. D. A. Floyd and the First Baptist quartet. Singing by the primary department and the entire Sunday school. Special services on warm Sunday evenings.

Nellie M. Brown W. H. Pepin D. A. Floyd First Baptist Quartette

Sunday Worships Across City Churches in Chelmsford Area

A long list of Sunday services, sermons, Sunday schools, and youth meetings at numerous churches and halls across Chelmsford, Central street, Worthen street, and surrounding areas. Includes times for Morning and Evening services, Sunday schools, and youth gatherings led by pastors such as Rev. S. T. Ford, Rev. A. DB. Kenyon, Rev. W. A. Morang, Rev. Brown E. Smith, Rev. Chas. R. McNally, Rev. Asa Reed Dilts, and others. Also notes Unitarian, Catholic, and other denominational listings with service times and locations.

S. T. Ford Young People’s Society Chelmsford Street A. DB. Kenyon Union Free Baptist Church Barristers Hall Central Street W. A. Morang Asa Reed Dilts Paige Street Freewill A. E. Wilson Mount Vernon Freewill F. A. Currier Fifth Street Baptist Henry W. C. Millington

Also Mentioned on This Page

Eeeeeeeeee D. M. Stearns Christian Endeavor Rev. S. H. Doyle John i O. N. Walch Gabriel M. Sermon A ON Baker Usical Eliot Cong’s Church E. Victor Bigelow Vesper Schnecker First Trin Cong’s Church Dutton Street George F. Kenngett Kirk Street Church W. A. Bartlett, D. D High Street Church First Universalist Church Mr. Spellman First Unitarian Charles T. Billings First Baptist Church Church and George Streets Smith Thomas Ford van Noorden Company Massachusetts Ave Boston Mass Baptist Louis Blanchet Centralville Corner Bridge Hildreth Streets Leon E. Bell Central Congregational Church F. I. Kelley Geo. F. Kenngett London Street C. E. Poole Kirk Street W. A. Bartlett C. E Geo. H. Johnson Fletcher and Bowers Streets G. A. Cote Eliot Summer Street J. M. Greene D. D Suney School Ighland Theodore J. Holmes Franke A. Warfield Y. P C. EB Evangelical Tyngsboro Sarah A. Dixon Episcopal St. Anne’s Merrimack Street Kirk and Amnne A. St. John Chambre St. John’s Gorham Street L. C. Manchester House of Prayer Walker Street Warner E. L. Ward Presbyterian Westminster Tyler Street D. A. McPhie First Appleton Street Jas. M. Craig Universalist Unitarian St. Patrick’s St. Peter's Gorham _street Michael Ronan Sacred Heart Moore Street St. Jean Baptiste St. Joseph’s Free Church Middlesex Street George C. Wright Union Mission Paige Street Hitler W. C. Westcott Lealisans Neveiean Union Mission Church Barristers Odd Fellows Es Central Mission First Street Read Street New Church Bay State Hall West Sixth of Chapel French Baptist Isaac B. Leclaire Ayer City Lincoln Street Tanner Street Alaesy Pie Church of Krist Scientist Pollaruilding Palmer Street Church of Christ Oda Halifax Oliy Boston and Nova Scotia Cape Breton the Edward Island Newfoundland TTB Yarmouth Hawkesbury Charlottetown Sydney Bras d’Or Lakes Straits of Canso North Side Lewis Wharf City Ticket Office Washington Street J. A. Flanders E. H. Downing Agt Atlantic Ave Glasgow United States Mail New York Londonderry Henderson Brothers New Oome Denis Murphy Arthur Rhodes Merrimack ST Courier-Citizen Building Merrimack Moody Streets W. EB. Dodge Bint Tiirance Central St Emery Land A. J. Ryan Freezer C. B. Coburn & Co Market Street Gardner Bros Pins Street Highlands Tae Coronial Werwi F. C Jones’ Alea Harvard Halp F. Roach Milkrimack Street Harvard T H Boyle & CO Mammoth Road Tolman Ave Pawtucketville HW. Howe Courier-Citizen Bloc Massachusetts T. H. Elliott Russell & Boynton Upton & Gilman Joelknapp & Son McLaughlin 46Th St South Lee Ward & Burnlam Savings Bank Talbot Street Howard A. H. Nelson Mansur Street Bridge Street Griffin The Taylor Roofing Company New England Humphrey St Paur G Merrimack Square
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