The Sunday morning news. [volume] (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1886-1891, 1890-11-02
CHURCH NOTICES.
Numerous Fairs socisties' Meetings
Active Workers.

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Active Workers.
The entertainments given by the Ladies
Aid Society OF the Lafayette NJ E. church
on Tuesday night netted a goodly sum
which will be used in interest OF the
church.
ghe Rev DR.. Duryee, of the Lafayette
Reformed church, will preach this morn
ing on the subject Of sTdolatry.v To,
night his discourse viii be PHASES OF
Religious Life in London
A fair will be opened on November %
and 81 by the Ladies' Guild Of 1.-The Wayne
street Reformed church.
Dr. James Hoffman has been elected
trustee OF the Holding NJ. Z. church.
The Rev. /. w Steelman will preach
this morning in the First Baptist church.
The Ladies' Aid Society of the Taber-
nacle will give Ben Her entertainment
on Thursday evening.
A fair will be given by the Womens'
Guild OF st. Matthews church on Novem-
Der IL
The Womens' Home Missionary Society
Of Trinity NJ E. church held an interest
ing meeting on Friday in the parsonage
Tonight the Office of the Dead will be
recited in St. Peters II. c, Church by the
clergy and senior students of st. Peters
College
The mission which has been held for
two weeks in st. Mary's r.. G. Church
Will close IOuay. liners were Ten con-
verts received.
A fair viii be held in st. Paul's M. E.
Church under the auspices of the Ladies'
Aid Society on November II, II and Is.
The North Baptist Chapel is finished
The Sunday School will hold session
there next Sunday.
A handsome library has been added to
the Park Reformed Sunday School.
There will be an organ recital and pub
lie service tonight In Hedding M. E.
Church at half-past seven.
A fair will be held In Woods Hall,
November 4, 5 and 6, In aid OF the Home
of the Homeless
Mr.. r. P. Sherwood has been reelected
superintendent of the Lafayette Re-
formed Sunday School.
The Christian Endeavor Society of
HeddIng will hold their annual election
tomorrow night.
The Sunday school gathering held
Wednesday night in the First Baptist
Church netted over $500, which will be
used for church repairs.
The Rev. j. l.. Scudder will take for
his subject tonight, 'The Value of the
Individual in Organized Work.
There will be Il religious festival with
full service and special music in ST. Mat
thew's p. 4. Church tonight
The Rev. John Crawford, OF Trinity
NJ. e. Church, will discourse on the sub
Tomorrow morning there will be
Solemn High Mass for the dead, at 8
o'clock in st. Peters Roman Catholic
Church.
Chapman Edwards, Of the United
States Navy, will give lecture IL ST.
Paul's NJ. 4. Church tomorrow night.
The subject will be Around the World
in Two Hours"
A concert will be given in the North
Baptist Chapel on Nov. 49,
There are 1888 pupils in the Lafayette
Reformed Sunday school.
The Rev. J. A. Mock, Of st. Matthew's
Church, will discourse this morning on
the Communion OF Saints.'
number or the male members of
Grove Reformed Church. New Durham,
urged by its indefatigable pastor, the
Rev. Isaac w. Gowan, are about to start
clubhouse at Union Hill tor the benefit
Of young men, and to further this land
able undertaking will meet next week to
take preliminary steps toward eniistlng
the co operation Of the public and Affect
in0 an effective organization.
The Rev. II. Hafer, the pastor OF the
4 First German Evangelical Lutheran
Church on Bowers street, for several
wears has been houored by reelection
fothe position of secretary of the New
York and New Jersey Lutheran synod.
Pastor Hafer is highly esteemed by ms
colleagues and makes an efficient and
popular officer.
Tne Pilgrim Baptist Young Peoples
Association will hold lts third ami
yersary on the evening OF November ~
There Will be musical and literary ex-
crcises and addresses BY the Rev. G.
Grinnell. Of Brooklyn, and Mr. 4. X
Green, of Hobokcn. =.
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