The Sunday morning news. [volume] (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1886-1891, 1891-05-10

Johns Lutheran Church On the Heights
are arranging literary and musical en-
recruitment.
Next Wednesday evening the Young
Peoples Society OF 5race Reformed
Church, New Durham, will hold straw
berry festival TO raise funds for the pro-
posed new club house to be erected for
Hill.
The Rev. Charles Wright of the Central
Avenue Reformed Church last week adj
dressed the Sunday School workers OF
North Hudson.
The new anu pretty little chapel of the
Evangelical Association Church, now
in course of erection on Paterson street,
it is expected will be dedicated early in
June.
The young people of the Gutenberg
Reformed Church have formed lawn
tennis club and expect to number some
expert Lady players.
At the recent annual meeting of the
Young Peoples Association Of st. Johns
Reformed German Church, Hoboken,
Henry SIemers was elected President,
Miss T. Theisen, Secretary, and Edwin
Freund, Treasurer. The society was re-
ported TO be large and prosperous.
Bishop Starkey administered the rite of
confirmation to twenty candidates at the
ST johns Episcopal Church, West Hobo
KEN last Sunday evening.
John j. Syms. James r. Whales, and
Robert Donaldson were last Sunday for
nlallY indicted in Office as trustees OF the
Baptist Church, West Hoboken.
The fair of the Congregational Church,
Gutenberg, closed this week with the
most gratifying financial results.
The tnird quarterly social Of the Ger
man Baptist Sunday School Union will be
held next Wednesday evening in the Bap-
fist Chapel, Hoboken.
Last Sunday evening the Rev. Z. N.
- 4 TI.T
Church, delivered a sermon before AL
phine Lodge, / O. O. 4.
The ladies of lions Evangelical Luth-
eran Church, Greenvflle, will hold
strawberry festival on May 26 and 81, in
the lecture room. The young people will
give an entertainment each evening.
The singing of the choir of ST. Johns
Lutheran Church on the Heights, usually
of high order, will DO assisted in the
evening services with violin accompani-
ments by skilled player.
James AZ. f. Sunday School has a hand
some funG onshaud TO enclose the church
edifice on Summit avenue with neat
iron fence.
Richard r. Green, the ex-president of
the Hudson County Sunday School Asso-
citation has been visiting and making adj
dresses among the Sunday schools with q
view Of awakening an interest and secur-
ing contributions for the benefit OF the
soldiers and sailors monument fund. So
far no Sunday school has manifested in
terest enough TO take up collection,
and there Is an evident indifference in the
matter.
The Rev. a.. Stuckert of ST. Paul's
Lutheran Church in few weeks will
embark for three months trip through
France and Italy.
Pastor Rufus Johnston of the Trinity
Baptist Church on Bowers street is prob
ably the only pastor in the county that
does not receive remuneration for his
services He Is self-sacrificing, devoted
and an able and earnest preacher.
All is again concord and unity in the
little Emanuel Reformed Episcopal
Church on Summit avenue, aud Rector
Treen is again happy that dark clouds are
dispelled and the sunshine of prosperity
beams on his little flock.
The Rev. A. Young has rendered his
resignation as the pastor of the Pilgrim
Baptist Church.
Pastor Andreae of st. Johns German
Evangelical Church of late has been
quite busy performing marriage cere-
monies and burial services.
Rev john Finch delivered an eloquent
| ana pathetic address OF 1.-THE Young
Mans Danger at the Y M. C. A. rooms
OF the D. L. and w. Railroad depot in Ho-
boken last Sunday afternoon. This after
noon at the same place there will be an
other meeting in the interest of the rail
road employees.
Rev. Walter Sherwood Of Union Hill
! has charge OF the Episcopal Chapel at
Fort Lee. and Is doing much toward max
ing this ancient organization very
! fiourishing and influential church.
The primary classes of the Bergen Bap-
list and Reformed Sunday schools will be
| united on Sunday afternoon, May 18th. in
| the Bergen Reformed Chapel sor jubilee
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