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Newspaper
Lowell Daily Courier
Location
Lowell, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
Mar 24, 1900
Page
4
Comprehensive historical notes on the birth and childhood of Jesus and key early encounters. Commentary by Rev. D. M. Stearns covers Luke ii and John i to four, with golden texts and reflections on faith, salvation, and discipleship for a youth audience.
A Christian Endeavor topic discusses the two sons parable from Matthew and contrasts the Gentiles who repent with Jews who profess yet fail to obey. The article expands to warn against hypocritical religion, urges immediate obedience, and notes the speeding modern pace harms both life and thought.
A quarrel on a late afternoon ends in a decision to publish more war news at the house. The couple speaks briskly at 5:50 p.m., signaling the start of a fresh late edition as the battle resumes.
A Christian Uplook meditation contrasts timidity and prudence with conscience urging action. It asserts the hour has come to go forward and do one's duty, appealing to the generous and noble in the heart to respond with Amen.
Official reports by Protestant pastors in Austria show 3,275 people left Catholicism for Protestant churches from Jan 1 to June 30, 1890. Among converts is Alois Walch, formerly a Servite priest.
Classified ad offers a two tenement house of one room each with bath, hot water, gas, all improvements in rents for 25 dollars monthly. Price 5500. Another two tenement house on Broadway with 16 rooms in fine order renting for 0, plus a lot of land. Price 2900. Apply to T. Mietz at 4 Central Street.
A long list of morning and evening services at multiple churches including First Presbyterian Highland M E Eliot Congregational Worthen Street Baptist First Congregational First Primitive Methodist Fifth Street Baptist Highland Hall Mission St. Anne's Paige Street Baptist Grace Universalist Hillside Christadelphian Salvation Army Central Congregational Dracut St. Paul's M E First Baptist Worthen Street M E Second Advent Branch Street Baptist John Street Pawtucket Union Mission Second Church of Christ Scientist Unity Mount Vernon Free Baptist Congregational North Chelmsthorn High Street Free Church Central M E Immanuel Baptist with topics ranging from The Mission of Jesus to The Price of Success and The Bird With a Broken Pinion, plus special sermons, union services, and a matins at 10:45 a.m. and 7 p.m. on various dates.
Rev James L Barton of Boston will lead both services at Kirk Street Church with a strong program including choral works and solos. The evening sermon will recount a native Christian martyrdom, and the organ recital will feature Gottschalk arrangements and multiple quartette performances. Everyone is welcome.
Rev C E Fisher leads morning service at 10 30 at Hurd Street First Universalist Church with the fourth sermon in the new Universalist creed series titled The Certainty of Just Retribution for Sin The sermon will address punishment and its truth along with a Young People’s meeting at union.
Service of the Liberal churches in First Unitarian church at 7. Speakers, Revs. G C Wright, and C E Fisher.
The Fourth in the union series will be Sunday evening at 7 oclock at First Unitarian Church. Rev. George Co. Win speaks on Sin as an Obstacle Growth. Rev. C. E. Fisher on The Unpardonable Sin Today. Choir sings Seek Ye the Lord Magnificat. Seats free. All cordially invited.
Corner Church and George Streets invites worship with Pastor Smith Thomas Ford preaching morning and evening. Morning service begins 10 30 with organ prelude by Mr A F French and anthem And After These Things. Sermon Facing the World. Sunday School at 12 Chinese Sunday School at 2 30 Junior Endeavor at 5 15.
The service features a hymn sing along with a grand chorus program including Anthem Hosanna Gabriel Duet If Sin Be Your Burden Homeland and a baptism following the sermon conducted by musical director J Avison Baker with O N Walch C O Grimes and Pepin Reid and Walch in the choir.
Morning service at the Tabernacle includes hymns and a sermon on Great Growers with solos by McDonald Bell. Evening service features praise, a quartet and a sermon on Salvation by Character. A gospel meeting at the Y M C A on Sunday afternoon invites all women and girls, with a shadow pantomime social Saturday evening. church announcements list Sunday school lessons, prayer services, a boys meeting, a men's talk on The Unchangeable Law, and a monthly meeting of the Woman's auxiliary on March 27.
Club members are informed of date changes for April meetings featuring Prof William F Ganong on plant physiology and ecology with stereopticon illustrations. The program lists lectures by President Frost of Berea College and Prof Ganong on plant evolution and ecological groups, plus demonstrations in botany, art synchronization, and various department talks through mid April.
Housekeepers are urged to stock spring cleaning supplies with a new line of heavy shelf paper in assorted color and borders. Each ten yard piece sells for 10 cents, alongside Dennicon housefield necessities such as tags, labels, fasteners, rubber bands, glue, gummed paper, twine, and wrapping paper. Officials: Cathomas Tt. Lawler at Merrimack and Johnsts telephone 12-2.
A dense church schedule lists many congregations with pastors and service times in Chelmsford and nearby streets. It details Baptist, Congregational, Methodist, Freewill, Episcopal, Presbyterian, Universalist, Unitarian, Catholic, and other churches with sermon times, Sunday schools, and youth meetings, naming several pastors and locations.
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