The Sunday morning news. [volume] (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1886-1891, 1889-11-10
42-48 Newark Avenue,

John L. Scudder, of the Tabernacle, will
preside over the convention.
Mrs Sender has recently spoken at q
number of religious conventions and has
made a most favorable impression at
them ALL Mrs. Horace Farrier and Mrs.
Lucy Kidder will accompany Mrs. scud-
der The convention will be in session
two days and one evening, and much i'm
portant work relative to foreign missions
will be transacted.
A fair, the proceed Of which will go
toward the church debt fund, will be
given by the members of the Tabernacle,
in their church, early in December. There
will be new departure IN it from the
usual routine of fairs. Each evening
there will be given in the church an en-
tertainment of musical and literary
character which promises to be most
excellent.
The Sunday school teachers of this
church meet every Friday night in the
Tabernacle parlors after the usual prayer
meeting, to have the lesson for the COM
ing Sabbath explained and studied. The
meetings are of great aid to the teachers
and any of the other churches in the city
who may wish to avail themselves of the
opportunity will be welcome.
The Willing Ten of the Kings Daugh-
ters of the Bergen Reformed Church are
preparing an excellent entertainment to
be given on November Is. The proceeds
will go to the charity fund OF the Kings
Daughters.
The Peacemaker Ten are also arranging
to give an entertainment the latter part
of this month for the benefit of the Chill
dren's Home.
Pastor Blight will address the young
ladies of his congregation tomorrow
evening. This will be done by request.
Mr.. Blight has twice addressed the young
men of his parish on popular TOPICS and
the young ladies thought they too would
like to hear from him.
The Rev. Father Seton, of St. Joseph's
Church has handsome Egyptian crucifix
that he brought with him from Jerusalem
on his recent trip abroad.
The Young Peoples Society of Chris
tian Endeavor of this church will hold
its first anniversary this week. 1t will
be very pleasant affair, and many other
societies will be invited to attend. George
H Cotton will make an address, and the
exercises will be of much interest.
Officers for the Sunday School of the
elected at a meeting in the early part OF
the week. They were the Rev. Irving F.:
Davis, Superintendent; Horace Brown and
Miss Margaret Rhinehart, assistant
superintendent; w. T. Hunter, secretary;
Theodore Lemmerz, Jr., librarian.
The choir of this church are preparing
a cantata which will be given at Christ
l
Miss Anna Boorman, for many years a
member of the Summit Avenue Baptist
Church. has been engaged by the Memoir
ial Church, of Philadelphia, as missionary
among the poor of that city. DIR. Way
| land Hoyt, who has delivered addresses
| in this city several times, is in charge of
| this church.
! Since the Rev. Irving F. Davis has re-
| covered from his recent illness the attend
ance at his church, the Summit Avenue
| Baptist, is steadily increasing. There
| win be a series of revivals in this church
in short time, and Mr.. Davis will be as
sisted in the work by the Rev. j. B. Eng
lish, of Newark.
AT the South Bergen Reformed Church
a course of lectures, beginning November
! 15 will be given during the winter. Dur
| ing the fortnight of November II, there
will be special services at this church,
conducted by the Rev. Mr. Houston. the
! Blind Evangelist.
The Rev Mr.. Crawford, of Trinity NJ:
| E. Church, will take for the subject OF
his discourse tonight the Great White
Throne, one of the course which has
been drawing such large congregations
to the church. During this course of SER
mons there has been a perceptible IN