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BIBLE STUDIES.
PUBLIC MINISTRIES OF THE TRUTH
UNDER THE AUSPICES OF THE
WATCH TOWER BIBLE AND TRACT SOCIETY.
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THESE SERVICES ARE WITHOUT CHARGE, AND NO
COLLECTIONS ARE TAKEN UP. THE FRIENDS AT EACH
PLACE GENERALLY PROVIDE THE MEETING PLACES
AND ARE PLEASED TO ENTERTAIN THE
LORD'S SERVANTS (AND NOTHING UNUSUAL
OR ELABORATE IS EXPECTED).
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ONE DAY LOCAL CONVENTIONS ADDRESSED BY THE
EDITOR OF THIS JOURNAL AS FOLLOWS:
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ALLEGHENY, PA., APRIL 1, 8
On April 1st the service will be held in ALLEGHENY CARNEGIE
HALL, at 3 p.m. Bro. Russell will address the public.
The evening service will be held in the BIBLE HOUSE CHAPEL,
Arch St. below Ohio. At 7 o'clock praise service; at 7.30
Berean Bible Study.
On April 8th a Baptism service will be held at 10.30 a.m.
in the BIBLE HOUSE CHAPEL. All desirous of taking advantage
of this opportunity for symbolical immersion in water will
be gladly served. We should be notified as promptly as possible
by such.
At 3 p.m. the discourse for the public will be delivered by
Brother Russell in ALLEGHENY CARNEGIE HALL.
At 7.30 p.m. the Memorial Supper, commemorating our
Lord's death, will be observed, and all consecrated believers
are specially invited to be present. This service will be held
in Third Ward School Auditorium (capacity 2,000) corner
Third and James Sts., Allegheny, entrance on Third St. West
View cars stop at North Ave. and James, near entrance to
building.
AKRON OHIO, APRIL 15
Both services will be held in Akron Music Hall. At 10.30
a. m. praise and testimony, followed by discourse for the interested,
at 10.30 a.m. At 3 p.m. discourse for the public,
"To Hell and Back."
All visiting friends will be heartily welcomed.
WASHINGTON, D.C., APRIL 22
BROCKWAYVILLE, PA., APRIL 29
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PILGRIM VISITS OF BROTHER SAMSON.
Cedar Rock, N.C. Apr. 7, 8 Ashpole, N.C. Apr. 2 6, 27
Louisburg, " " 9 Columbia, S.C. " 29, 30
Selma, " " 11, 12 Wagoner, " May 1, 2
Newton Grove, " " 14, 15 Spartansburg, " " 3, 4
Hayne, " " 17, 18 Shelby, N.C. " 6, 7
Roseboro, " " 19, 20 Asheville, " & nbsp; " 8, 11
Wilmington, " " 22, 23 Flat Rock, " " 9, 10
Vineland, " " 24, 25 Owenburg, " " 12, 13
PILGRIM VISITS OF BROTHER McPHAIL.
Chicago, Ill. Apr. 15 Delavan, Wis. May 1, 2
Elgin, " " 21, 22 Racine, " & nbsp; " 3, 4
Belvidere, " " 23, 24 Milwaukee, " " 5, 6
Rockford, " " 25, 26 Sheboygan, " & nbsp; " 7, 8
Beloit, Wis. " 27, 28 Appleton, " & nbsp; " 9, 10
Madison, " " 29, 30 Green Bay, " & nb sp; " 11, 12
PILGRIM VISITS OF BROTHER HERR.
Detroit, Mich. Apr. 8, 9 Bay City, Mich. Apr. & nb sp; 18
Port Huron, " " 10, 11 W. Bay City, " " 19
Flint, " " 12, 13 Omer, "& nb sp; " 20 -22
Clio, " " 14, 15 Wheeler, " & nbsp; " 23, 24
W. Saginaw, " " 16, 17 St. Louis, " & nbsp; " 25, 26
PILGRIM VISITS OF BROTHER F. DRAPER.
Haverhill, Mass. Apr. 12, 13 Holyoke, Mass. Apr. 25
Methuen, " " 14, 15 Chicopee, " & nb sp; " 26
Manchester, N.H. " 16 Springfield, " & nb sp;" 27 -29
Nashua, " " 17 Huntington, " " 30
Clinton, Mass. " 18 Pittsfield, " May 1
Worcester, " " 19, 20 North Adams, " " 2
Gardner, " " 21, 22 Cambridge, N.Y. " 3
Athol, " " 23 Salem, " " 4
Greenfield, " " 24 Greenwich, " " 5, 6
PILGRIM VISITS OF BROTHER JOHNSON.
Ottawa, Kan. Apr. 9, 10 Chetopa, Kan. A pr . 23, 24
Lane, " " 11, 12 Oswego, " " 25
Iola, " " 13, 14 Columbus, " " 26, 27
LaHarpe, " " 15, 16 Baxter Springs, " " 28, 29
Neodesha, " " 17, 18 Keelville, " & nbsp; " 30,May 1
Independence, " " 19, 20 Wagoner, I.T. May 2, 3
Coffeyville, " " 21, 22 Muskogee, " " 4 - 6
PILGRIM VISITS OF BROTHER BARTON.
Philadelphia, Pa. Apr. 15 Tower City, Pa. Apr. 24, 25
Chadd's Ford, " " 16 Pottsville, " " 26, 27
West Chester, " " 17 Shamokin, " " 28, 29
Norristown, " " 18 Tamaqua, " " 30,May 1
Royersford, " " 19 Hazleton, " & nb sp; May 2, 3
Reading, " " 20, 21 Benton, " " 4
Harrisburg, " " 22, 23 Scranton, " " 6, 7
PILGRIM VISITS OF BROTHER HERSEE.
Urbana, Ohio Apr. 10 Cleveland, Ohio A pr . 22, 23
Ostrander, " " 11, 12 Danville, " & nbsp; " 24, 25
Marion, " " 13 Pt. Clinton, " " 26, 27
Mansfield, " " 14 Fremont, " " 28
Akron, " " 15 Tiffin, " " 29, 30
Ravenna, " " 16, 17 Fostoria, " & nb sp; May 1, 2
Medina, " " 18, 19 Findlay, " " 3
Elyria, " " 20, 21 Toledo, " " 4 - 6
PILGRIM VISITS OF BROTHER VAN AMBURGH.
Buena Vista, Pa. Apr. 22 Akron, Ohio Apr. 29
PILGRIM VISITS OF BROTHER E. BUNDY.
Johnstown, Pa. Apr. 22 Allegheny, Pa. Apr. 29
PILGRIM VISITS OF BROTHER BURGESS.
Wheeling, W.Va. Apr. 8 Allegheny, Pa. Apr. 15
PILGRIM VISITS OF BROTHER F. W. WILLIAMSON.
Washington, Pa. Apr. 15 Allegheny, Pa. Apr. & nb sp; 22
PILGRIM VISITS OF BROTHER A. E. WILLIAMSON.
Negley, Ohio Apr. 15 Akron, Ohio & nbsp; Apr. 22
PILGRIM VISITS OF BROTHER WRIGHT.
Wheeling, W.Va. Apr. 22 Youngstown, Ohio Apr. & nbsp; 29
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ALLEGHENY BIBLE STUDY MEETINGS.
Preaching and divine worship every Sunday afternoon in
Bible House Chapel, No. 610 Arch St., at 3 p.m., except on
the first Sunday in each month, when the Pastor, Brother
Russell, is usually at home and speaks in Allegheny Carnegie
Hall, Cor. Federal and Ohio Sts. On other dates brethren of
ability will address the Church.
Cottage Meetings for prayer and testimony on Wednesday
evenings; and Dawn Circles for Bible Study on Monday, Tuesday,
Thursday and Friday evenings—various localities. These
meetings are interesting, and spiritually profitable.
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MEETINGS IN LONDON, ENGLAND
Every Sunday at 3 p.m. a Bible Study, and at 6.30 p.m.
preaching service, under the auspices of the Society, at 24
Eversholt St., N.W.
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PILGRIM VISITS OF BROTHER HEMERY
Esten, Middlesboro, Apr. 15, 16 Greenock, Scot. Apr. 24
Edinburgh, Scot. " 17, 18 Leeds, Eng. & nb sp;" 26
Kirkcaldy, " " 19 Macclesfield, " " 27
Dundee, " " 20 Manchester, " " 29, 30
Glasgow, " " 21, 22 Liverpool, " May 1
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BIBLE STUDIES.
PUBLIC MINISTRIES OF THE TRUTH
UNDER THE AUSPICES OF THE
WATCH TOWER BIBLE AND TRACT SOCIETY.
—————
THESE SERVICES ARE WITHOUT CHARGE, AND NO
COLLECTIONS ARE TAKEN UP. THE FRIENDS AT EACH
PLACE GENERALLY PROVIDE THE MEETING PLACES
AND ARE PLEASED TO ENTERTAIN THE
LORD'S SERVANTS (AND NOTHING UNUSUAL
OR ELABORATE IS EXPECTED).
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ONE-DAY LOCAL CONVENTIONS ADDRESSED BY THE
EDITOR OF THIS JOURNAL AS FOLLOWS:
AKRON, OHIO, APRIL 15
Both services will be held in Akron Music Hall. At 10.30
a.m. praise and testimony, followed by discourse for the interested,
at 10.30 a.m. At 3 p.m. discourse for the public,
"To Hell and Back."
All visiting friends will be heartily welcomed.
WASHINGTON, D.C., APRIL 22
Morning and evening sessions will be held in Odd Fellows'
Hall, 423 7th St., N.W., 3-1/2 blocks from Pennsylvania Depot
and 7 blocks from B. & O. Depot. Morning session at 10
o'clock for praise and testimony. Evening session at 7.30, address
to the interested.
Afternoon session, for the public, at 3 o'clock, in Belasco
Theater, Lafayette Square (opposite White House). Subject,
"To Hell and Back. Who Are There. Hope for Return of
Many." Visiting friends warmly welcomed.
BROCKWAYVILLE, PA., APRIL 29
Both sessions will be held in Grand Opera House. Afternoon
session, at 3 o'clock, for the public; subject, "To Hell
and Back." Evening session at 7.30 o'clock for the interested.
Visiting friends heartily welcomed.
ALLEGHENY, PA., MAY 6.
PHILADELPHIA, PA., MAY 13.
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APPLICATIONS FOR PILGRIM VISITS.
These visits are without charge. Those desiring them,
however small the company are requested to answer as many
as possible of the questions propounded in our issue of May 1
last. Pilgrims frequently pass right through places where, we
afterwards learn, meetings would have been very much enjoyed.
The service might have been rendered at practically no
cost to the Society, and the friends were merely a little too
timid about writing, thinking their request would have no attention
because of the smallness of their numbers. Do not allow
this to hinder you. Write at once, if you desire such
meetings.
We urge that on the occasion of these visits only one or
two public services be arranged for—that the majority of the
meetings be semi-private, especially for the interested, and
that at least one of these latter shall be a Berean Bible Study
from the Berean lessons published monthly in this journal. We
feel certain that when the dear friends learn how to use these
lessons in harmony with their design, they will find them
amongst the most helpful of all the various means of grace
provided for us in this harvest season. We bespeak for these
lessons a faithful trial along the lines indicated therein, feeling
sure that thus we are commending to you what very shortly
you will heartily appreciate.
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PILGRIM VISITS OF BROTHER JOHNSON.
Baxter Springs, Kan. Apr. 28, 29 Edmond, Okla. May 15, 16
Keelville, " " 30 May 1 Oklahoma City, " "& nbsp; 17
Wagoner, I.T. May 4, 5 Norman, " " 18
Muskogee, " " 6, 7 McLeod, " " 20, 21
McAllister, " " 8 Slusher, " " 22, 23
Shawnee, Okla. " 9, 10 Tecumseh, " " 24, 25
Davenport, " " 11 Romulus, " " 26, 27
Stillwater, " " 13, 14 McComb, " " 28
PILGRIM VISITS OF BROTHER HERSEE.
Fostoria, Ohio May 1, 2 Plymouth, Mich. May 11, 12
Findlay, " " 3 Detroit, " " 13, 14
Toledo, " " 4 - 6 Chatham, Ont. " 15, 16
Adrian, Mich. " 7 Northwood, " & nb sp; " 17
Ypsilanti, " " 8, 9 London, " " 18, 19
Ann Arbor, " " 10 Woodstock, " " 20
PILGRIM VISITS OF BROTHER BARTON.
Benton, Pa. May 4 Ithaca, N.Y. & nb sp; May 19
Scranton, " " 6, 7 Cortland, " " 20, 21
Peckville, " " 8 Binghamton, " & nb sp; " 22, 23
Carbondale, " " 9, 10 Port Jervis, " " 24, 25
Montrose, " " 11 Middleton, " " 26
Ulster, " " 13, 14 New York, " " 27 Jun.3
Elmira, N.Y. " 15 Jersey City, N.J. " 28, 29
Mansfield, Pa. " 16, 17 Newark, " & nbsp; " 30, 31
Corning, N.Y. " 18 Patterson, " Jun. 1, 2
PILGRIM VISITS OF BROTHER SAMSON.
Columbia, S.C. Apr. 29, 30 Greeneville, Tenn. May 15
Wagoner, " May 1, 2 Lea's Springs, " " 17
Spartansburg, " " 3, 4 Luttrell, " " 18 -20
Shelby, N.C. " 6, 7 New Tazewell, " " 21, 22
Asheville, " " 8, 11 Knoxville, " & nbsp; " 24 -27
Flat Rock, " " 9, 10 Powell Sta., " & nbsp; " 28
Owenby, " " 12, 13 Oliver Springs, " " 29
Newport, Tenn. " 14 Chattanooga, " " 30, 31
PILGRIM VISITS OF BROTHER McPHAIL.
Madison, Wis. Apr. 29, 30 Plover, Wis. May 16, 17
Delavan, " May 1, 2 Stevens Point, " " 18
Racine, " " 3, 4 Grand Rapids, " & nb sp; " 19
Milwaukee, " " 5, 6 Dexterville, " " 20, 21
Sheboygan, " " 7, 8 Camp Douglas, " " 22, 23
Appleton, " " 9, 10 Diamond Bluff, " " 24, 25
Green Bay, " " 11, 12 Saint Paul, Minn. & nb sp;" 26, 27
Bonduel, " " 13, 14 Minneapolis, " " 28, 29
PILGRIM VISITS OF BROTHER F. DRAPER.
Pittsfield, Mass. May 1 Schenectady, N.Y. May 12, 13
North Adams, " " 2 Johnstown, " & nb sp; " 14, 15
Cambridge, N.Y. " 3 Oneida, " " 16
Salem, " " 4 Watertown, " " 18 -20
Greenwich, " " 5, 6 Clayton, " " 21, 22
Balston Spa, " " 7, 8 Kingston, Ont. " 23
Watervliet, " " 9, 10 Brockville, " " 24, 25
Albany, " " 11 Ottawa, "& nb sp; " 26, 27
PILGRIM VISITS OF BROTHER HERR.
St. Louis, Mich. Apr. 25, 26 Charlotte, Mich. May 14
Clare, " " 27 Lansing, "& nb sp; " 15, 16
Benzonia, " " 29 -30 Jackson, " & nb sp; " 17, 18
Cedar River, " May 1, 2 Auburn, Ind. " 19, 20
Reed City, " " 3 Ft. Wayne, " " 21, 22
Muskegon, " " 4 Lima, Ohi o& nbsp; " 23, 24
Grand Rapids, " " 5, 6 Kenton, " & nb sp; " 25, 26
Sunfield, " " 7, 8 Marion, " " 27, 28
Kalamazoo, " " 9 Mansfield, " " 29, 30
Three Rivers, " " 10, 11 Dalton, " & nbsp; "31, Jun.1
Battle Creek, " " 12, 13 Canton, " & nbsp; Jun. 2, 3
PILGRIM VISITS OF BROTHER WRIGHT.
Wheeling, W.Va. Apr. 22 Youngstown, Ohio Apr. & nbsp; 29
PILGRIM VISITS OF BROTHER E. BUNDY
Johnstown, Pa. Apr. 22 Allegheny, Pa. Apr. 29
PILGRIM VISITS OF BROTHER VAN AMBURGH.
Canton, Ohio Apr. 22 Akron, Ohio & nbsp; Apr. 29
PILGRIM VISITS OF BROTHER BURGESS.
Butler, Pa. Apr. 22 E. Liverpool, Ohio Apr. 29
PILGRIM VISITS OF BROTHER F. W. WILLIAMSON.
Allegheny, Pa. Apr. 22 Donora, Pa. Apr. 29
PILGRIM VISITS OF BROTHER A. E. WILLIAMSON.
Akron, Ohio Apr. 22 Canton, Ohio & nbsp; Apr. 29
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