A history of the Harriet Hollond Memorial Presbyterian Church of Philadelphia, Pa. . bilityof Dr. Martin, and we have confidence in theloyalty of our people. We doubt not that Godhas a great work for us to do. We are all workers together with Him. We face thefuture gratefully, hopefully, courageously. I^et us play the men for our people, andfor tfie cities of our God; and the lyord dothat which seemeth him good. The Rev. Leslie I<. Overman occupied the pulpit as Dr. Martins assistant for the first time on the 5th of December, REV. L. L. 1898, and took an active part in OVERMAN the service.
A history of the Harriet Hollond Memorial Presbyterian Church of Philadelphia, Pa. . bilityof Dr. Martin, and we have confidence in theloyalty of our people. We doubt not that Godhas a great work for us to do. We are all workers together with Him. We face thefuture gratefully, hopefully, courageously. I^et us play the men for our people, andfor tfie cities of our God; and the lyord dothat which seemeth him good. The Rev. Leslie I<. Overman occupied the pulpit as Dr. Martins assistant for the first time on the 5th of December, REV. L. L. 1898, and took an active part in OVERMAN the service. Air. Overman is a native ofOhio. He was graduated from the Universityof Wooster, and took a post-graduate Philo-sophical course at Princeton University. Histheological training was received at the Prince-ton Theological Seminary, from which insti-tution he was graduated in 1882, He wasordained by the Presbytery of Portsmouth,Ohio, November 8th the same year. He hasbeen pastor of the McNeily PresbyterianChurch, Nashville ; Montgomery Church,Presbytery of Cincinnati; Page Boulevard. Rev. L. L. Ove BIOGRAPHICAL SKETCHES 239 Presbyterian Church, St. lyouis ; assistantpastor of the lyafayette Park PresbyterianChurch, St. Louis, and assistant pastor of theSecond Presbyterian Church, St. lyouis. Mr. Overman has had wide experience, andalthough he has been with us but a short time,has won our esteem by his genial manner andconscientious performance of duty. By hisattention to the sick and by his visits to thehomes of the congregation he is renderingvaluable and effective service. During summer vacation, he had full chargeof the field and zealously labored to meet themany demands made upon his time andstrength. It is earnestly hoped that under these ournew leaders our beloved church will go for-ward to greater spiritual power and to largerusefulness. Mr. Ogdens success in life and his all roundusefulness afford excellent illustrations of thetruthfulness of Shakespeares as-cuR
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