The Sunday morning news. [volume] (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1886-1891, 1890-11-30
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intend putting new carpets in the parson-
| age.
There will be Epworth League meet
/ ing in Trinity Church on December 4.
| The North Baptist Church choir will
give an entertainment next Tuesday
night.
| 4 short time ago fair was hsld at the
residence of Mrs. George Phillips, No. 3l6
| Varick street, by six little girls who call
| themselves the Busy Bees" The object
of the fair was to defray the expenses Of
! child which they have adopted and
/ bound themselvesto care for for one year.
I The undertaking is a big one. but these
/ LITTLE workers are doing bravery. Later
| in the season they will give musicale
for the same object. The Busy Bees are
Misses Rena Phillips, Mary. Walker, AM
ME Turner, Daisy Sloan, Addie and Allie
The Emanuel Reformed Episcopal
Church is now enjoying the heydays OF
| its prosperity under the successful minis
trat1on of the Rev. Mr. Treer. the popular
rector.
The Rev. Paul d. Van Cleef, pastor OF
the Wayne Street Reformed Church, will
preach sermon in the early part OF Jan
uary Co mark the forty-first anniversary
of the organization.
The Rev. DR.. Richard Harcourt, for
merly of this city, is now pastor Of the
Park Avenue Nj. L. Church III New York.
accession of new members lately. The
children are raising funds to erect new
/ fence around the edifice.
The Salem Baptist Church held its four
teenth annual supper on Thanksgiving
night IL was big success.
The third anniversary of the Pilgrim
Baptist Young Peoples Association last
Monday evening was a most enjoyable
event. Addresses were made by Hey DR..
Grinnell, Rev. A. Branch, X. r. Green, j.
Grimm and j. Hayne. The members FUR
nished a Iine order OF literary and musical
exercises and wound up the affair with a
social and refreshments.
The Tabernacle Athletic Club numbers
100 members It's five men bowling
team Is winning mucn praise. eciipsing
its competitors IN many fairly won con-
test.
The plans of the new edifice Of the Ger
man Evangelical Association congrega-
ton, to be erected on Charles street, near
Nelson avenue. are now ia shape and
ready for the contractors to figure on.
The edifice VIII be creditabie monu-
ment to the zeni and pluck of this little
young organization
Special services designated as Time OF
Refreshing have been inangurated
under the auspices OF the South Bergen
Reformed Church, to take place during
the winter on Sunday evenings, at which
prominent divines of The Reformed de-
nomination Oh new 1Ork ana vicinity
will preach on special topics.
The Junior League of st. Johns Luth-
eran Church, ON the Heights, are engaged
ia q big benevolent scheme. They are
raising donations TO give the poor
children of the community fine Christ
mas treat, at Larsen's Hail, on December
26. MIR. A. Faikemann who Is the prime
mover in this scheme is very enthusiastic
in pushing all the needful details 10 eniist
puulic sympathy.
The Harvest Home of the Baptist
Church, on Morgan street. Union Hill,
last Sunday evening was an Interesting
event. The Sunday school and young
people arranged fiue programme or
sacred song. Mr.. X. X. Green delivered
the annual address, and the offerings
amounted to Slu0
The circle Of Kings Daughters identi-
fed with the Ascension Episcopal Church
on New York avenue Is one Of the busiest
and most efficiently organized organize
ton of the order. Its entertainments are
usually fifst-elass affairs and largely al
tended BY the best society OF the Heights.
the fair OF ST. Johu's Reformed
Church, Hoboken. realized over 81. 600.
The Bowers street Lutheran coagre-
cation will commence work on the cree
tlon Of their new edifice shortly after the
The luagicaI vocaliphone. an ingenious
and new tangled contriyaucs That Wns ~