Organ Dedication at John Wesley AME Church Brings Joy and Debate
A new pipe organ costing 1200 dollars was unveiled at the John Wesley African Methodist Church on Arthur Street, drawing a crowded, devotional service with 25 to 30 choir voices. Rev Pr Sutherland urged adherence to biblical law amid modern debates, while Dr J C Price of Livingstone College preached in the evening. A quartet and birds in the decorations added a festive note to the event.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Westley African Methodist Church
Arthur Street
Vaughn
Pr. ES Laus
Paul
Hades
Lans
Ict
Herne
Gilorr
J.C. Price
Livingstone College
Salisbury
N. C
Women in Church Work Dr Sutherland Sees Modern Role
Dr Sutherland of Second Presbyterian Church preached on Woman's Position and Work in the Church. He argued women are essential to Christian service, citing misinterpretation of Paul's silence in Corinth. He urged that no duty in church activity should be denied to women because of gender.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sutherland
Second Presbyterian Church
Paul
Corinthans
Rundeam
Wrong Idea of Religion Tells How People Grasp the Question
J B Koehne tackles misconceptions of religion at the People's Church Association service in the Grand Opera House. He argues religion is for the busy as well as the devout and condemns views that worship requires perpetual sorrow or constant physical needs. He urges proper conduct to be religious.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
People’s Church Association
Grand Opera House
J.B. Koehne
Polly
Two Offensive Words and Society's Exile
A speaker condemns the terms slave and outcast used as social labels. He argues these words tar the powerless and that true society should welcome all within its “arms.” He urges churches to lead in ending such stigma and banish the terms.
The Secret of Strength Sermon by Rev Purves
Rev Purves of the First Presbyterian Church spoke on The Secret of Strength from Joel 1 verse. He argued strength comes from listening to God and obeying His word rather than ruling for self and saul’s downfall illustrates the point.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George T. Purves
First Presbyterian Church
Joel
Oll
Saul
Conference on Reciprocity in London Aims to Settle Newfoundland Disputes
Ottawa report says a conference will be held in London with Canada Newfoundland and British Government representatives to resolve issues from Sir John Macdonalds interference with ratification of a port treaty with the United States from 1890. Canada seeks bait act exemption and reduction of duties on Newfoundland fish while Newfoundland seeks normal duties restoration.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ottawa
Ost
London
England
Canada
Newfoundland
Dominion
John Macdonald
United States
Biniie
Bond
Charles Topper
Harvey
California Fig Syrup Cure Promises Health Renewal
The article promotes Syrup of Figa as a cure for a nationwide illness by cleansing the system. It asserts the ailment is not disease but a cleansing need and urges readers to use the product for relief. The tone targets a broad audience claiming simple, quick improvement.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nfornia
To Let Lists and House Ads in The Dispatch
Readers are urged to check today's Dispatch for special to let lists and house listings. Promotions include a half price sale on embroideries and rental notices from Jos Horse & Co. Penn Avenue Stores with rent lists on the third page.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jos, Horse & Co
Penn Avenue
Jos, Horne & Co
Jos. Horse & Co
Not Responsible on Food Adulteration Claims
Advertisement asserts grocers are not responsible for manufacturers acts regarding adulteration. It promotes Dr Price’s Flavoring Extracts as pure and high quality, noting slight price differences but no poisonous adulterants and superior flavor.
Popular Silk Fabrics Dominate New Ad Offerings
Advertised silk selections emphasize Figured India Glace and Shangai varieties in wide ranges from 50c to $2.50 a yard. Exclusive patterns, black Indias, and English wash silks are highlighted alongside services from Lyons and France for Dyeing.
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India
Japan
Lyons
France
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John Wesley A. M. E. Church
Pr. Sutherland
Women IN Church Work
Ter. J. B. Koehne
Church
Dr. Purves
Dispatch
Brigus
Pittsburg
Vincent
East End
Horsford
Price
White Star
Bayer
Groner Michael
Mary Bayer
East Street
Allegheny
Trespar
Knights of Honor
Brown
Henderson Street
Bouxnut Brows
Burke
Will Bouxe, Jr
MowpAr
W. H. Devore
Grant Street
Terment
Dearstein
R. U
Gronees Dearsters
North
Canal Street
St. Mary's
Sharpsburg
Fairfax
Taowas Epwrx
Thomas E. and
Naomi Fairfax
Hawkins Station
Thomas B. Moreland
Monpaur
R.x
Feld
Gee
Ee Hé
John G
Ida Feld
Hazel
Ethel Restiee
John F
Saykha Hazel
Kalchthaler
R.m
Joserpe Kalchthaler
Barbara Frannholts
Teespar
St. Augustine Church
Butler Street
Knights of St. George
Sasa
Jonx Leo
Casper
Linda Krinks
Main Street
West End
Lang
WithEtursa Lao
Herman Lang
St. Paul's Monastery
Sa.u
Madden
A. John J. Mappen
Mercer
Nancy Marswatz
Eccles B
Mary Mercer
Perrysville Road
Marshall Avenue
Miller
David Hilands
Montgomery Avenue
Frane G. Milven
Monxpay
R. W
O'Dwyer
Arnie C
Michael
Mary Agnes O'Dwyer
Maria Street
Moxpar
Paff
Bessie
Ceder
Jennie Pafl
Lombard Street
Fr. Xu
Etta M. Lrox
E. 0. Peoples
Good Strest
Pogue
Robert Pogue
Rush Street
Tunspar
Maum
Macpatexa Kavu
Jerome Baum
Jerome Raum
South Canal Street
Riley
Forty-first Street
Torspay
Schupp
Mayflower Street
Mazcarrina
Henry Schupp
Turspar
ar.Mu
Caroline Lodge
Rebecca
O. F
Wilhelm
Bowis Wallace
Bertha
Joan Wilhelm, Jr
Franklin Street
Allegheny City
D. C
Liberty Avenue
Center Avenue
Anthony Meyer
Meyer, Arnold & Co
Tam
Enbalmer
A.M
J.B. Murdoch
Smithfield Street
Onderosa
Buy Direct
John R. & A. Murdoch
Smithfield ST
Se Wall Paper Co
Ing Decorators
Westinghouse
Mhs
Uwer
INS. CO
BE North
D. L. Aber
Aemitanald
Iron King
uLly
Overgatters
C. A. Verner
Fifth Ave. & Market Strets
Uwr
Alaska
SEAL
Martin
Astrakhan Military Cape
Horne & Ward
Fifth Avenue
Bennett A
Fifth Ave
Wood ST
St. Mh
Xuwr
Avondale
Knox
Wood Street
City
Boggs & Buhl
Miller, Youman, Knox and Dunlap
Laird's Special Shoe Sale
Philadelphia
New York
W. M. Laird
Market Street
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