The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1892-06-11
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object. the Fresh Air Fund" Cakes of
all kinds are sold and delivered free of
charge. The Sunday School VIII hold its
annual excursion Saturday. June is, up
The Hudson.
The Suudny-closing movement of the
Merchants Protective Association has re-
celved the support of every minister to
whom their circulars were sent, and sew
eral have announced their intention OF
making il the subject of remarks tomol-
row, at which time it goes into effect.
Churches.that surround their buildings
with Il smooth stretch OF green lawn, aud
leave their gates open, are putting II pre-
MUM on ball games on the premises.
The Summit Avenue Baptist Church is
one of these. aud Rev. Mr.. McMinu spends
a good part of his leisure time III 'shoo-
ing" children of the grounds. The steps
OF the Bergen Baptist Church MAKE an-
other excellent playground, and several
good people i'll the congregation are much
exercised by the sight OF IL crowd OF small
gI. Is playing tag around the pillars.
st. Paul's Nj. E. Church will celebrate
Chlldren's Day III the 1911, owing to in
sufficient time for preparation.
The Rev. William Writ Mills, assistant
at st. Marks Z. E. Church, Van Worst
Square, was ordained priest last Thurs
day at Grace Episcopal Church, Orange.
Inc Rev. Frederick b. Mortimer, of st.
Marks. took part in The services.
The Assistant Superintendent of Green.
vile Reformed Church Sunday school,
Mr.. Edward Nj. Kyle. was married last
Tuesday evening to Miss Mamie Walker,
of Avenue E. by the Rev. Vim. Z. Bruce.
The congregation and school were well
represented at the wedding, which Was
held IN the cbulch.
The Baptist churches are celebrating
the centennial year Of mis- sions, aud sew
eral special services have been held at
prayer meetings. The First Baptist
Church held a praise service last Friday
evening in celebration of the centennial.
The guilds of st. Paul's p. f. Church
VIII give u garden party on the lawn,
Duncan avenue, Tuesday afternoon, June
IA. There Will be Punch and Judy ex-
hibition drills and guard mount, and a
Japanese juggler. In case of rain tickets
Will hold good for the next clear day.
the decorations at Simpson NJ. &.
Church for Children's Day are Oh u beau
tl1al and elaborate scale. The Allegory
by Mr. Crooks Is most attractive, The
church will present the appearance of a
bower OF foliage and flowers. The pastor
Will preach an appropriate sermon n the
morning. Grand exercises by the Sab
bath scnool will be given in the evening.
Prof. Seeley will preside at the organ.
Mrs. Theo. Heislg and children sailed
yesterday for Europe on the steamer
Geilert. Of the Hamburg line. A large
number of friends, mostly members Of
the First Baptist Churcn, saw her safely
on board and wished her a pleasant jour
ney. They surprised her with several
bouquets and other remembrances.
The Ladies AID Society of The Johu
Knox Presbyterian Church will told IL
cream and strawberry festival on FRIDAY
evening, June II.
ChIldreu's Day will be observed tomor
row ut the Tabernacle, and the school
will assemble with the congregation at
half past ten A. NJ. A programme has
been arranged for a responsive service,
the parts for the children having been
arranged for them by Miss Allie Frost.
There will be recitations and singing,
and the occasion promises to be a joyous
Ona.