The Sunday morning news. [volume] (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1886-1891, 1891-11-22
LOCAL CHURCH NOTES.
Today's sermons and Services-Substan
tiaI Results From Fairs.

Today's and Services-Substan-
tiaI Results From Fairs.
The very successfulAand gratifying re-
suits of the ladies' fair Of the Second Ger
man reformed Church that closed this
week, proved That the church has a
splendid array of jealous and earnest wo-
men workers. 1t was a ten nights affair,
and the amount of physical strain and
anxious care required as managers and
assistants was The financial
results VIII reach 81, 500, and everybody
interested is happy.
Church, on Bowers street, repeated the
entertainment given two weeks ago for
the building fund of his new church.
The repetition was as big a success as the
original one. Pastor Harper is a hustler
in getting up entertainments, and draws
the biggest audiences that gamer IA
Kessler's Hall.
The congregation of the Emmanuel Re-
formed Episcopal Church has bunda
reasons to. rejoice. Its little editice has
been transformed considerably in its in
terror aspect. Newly painted, papered
and new gas fixtures put in, gives 1T a
pleasant, cosy appearance.
The Central Avenue Reformed Church
will be transformed into a picturesque
bazaar on December l, when the ladies
will open a weeks tair to raise funds to
erect a new editice that is much needed.
HdSlOt w IIGAt dho uiO AoaAC9 = viz
church nave announced that they posi-
lively will allow no rafting or any device
of fortune to be used, and will depend en-
tirely On the generosity of their patrons
and the cleverness of the ladies to make
sales, and open the pocketbooks or their
friends.
The Sunday school attached to Rev.
John Justin's Reformed Church. Union
Hill, held last Sunday a rally to arouse
the energies of the scholars to recruit its
ranks. Addresses were made by Pastor
Justin and H. r. Green. The primary
hundred and sixty members, is one OF the
most efficient Sunday school organiza-
tions of North Hudson County.
In st. Peters Roman Catholic Church
this morning, Rev. Father Harpes will
celebrate High Mass and Rev. Father
Finnegan will preach a ermon
There will be al entertainment in
Hedding M. e. Church On Thanksgiving
night. The procee is will be used for the
children's Christmas festival.
Rev. J. z. Kommers the pastor of the
LAFAYETTE Reformed Church will continue
a course OF sermons tonight on The Way
of Life" The subject will be Christ our
Substitute"
Rev. William Eakins will continue a
course of ermons tonight, on the Prose
and Poetry of the Christian Life" taking
for his topic. Tossed on the Biliows-
1TlA1S anu Gill PtdplOIo.
The Rev. George S. Bennitt, of Grace
P. f. Church, will preach in st. Mary's
p. e. Church tonight.
The Rev. David Mitchell, of the Scotch
Presbyterian Church, will discourse this
morning on the subject,-"The Messiah
ship of Jesus Christ"
THE Rev. DIR. Van Cleef will occupy the
pulpit in the Wayne street Reformed
Church this morning.
A military drill has been started in the
PEOPLES Palace of the Tabernacle for the
bows. The instructor is Mr.. Henry OPP
The Rev. David Mitchell, the Chaplain
of ST. Andrews Society, will preach the
Chpreh on November % at half-past
seven.
The Rev. John L. Scudder will continue
a course of sermons tonight on D3mestlc
Problems" The subject vii! De "On Ghe
Other Side of Sweet Sixteen"
Mr.. j. w. Young will conduct the SER
vices in Hedding NJ, 4. Church this morn