The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1893-12-09
AMONG THE CHURCHES.
MethodIst EpiscopaI.

Evangelist Munhall who in March 1892, conducted
such memorable meetings in the Baptist Churcf
In West Hoboken under the direction Of thu
Presbyterian Baptist and Palisade Methodist Episco
ture In the Palisade Church npon the subject, "a
fa Tha aeI taik upon army reminiseneesm -,
to give all an opportunity OF hearing this mos
admission tickets at snail n : Il '''u " pNa'e L
The date for this lecture has been fixed by DIR
for Deeembe ees i, isss wi'h MS numerous snsasemsn''
The Rey. Jackson, pastor of the Hedding Methodist
c cRR1ne3pa the eh Resl E aRd th \. P csssto, q vii III eF pell 3
pulpits Sunday morning next.
suits Of the higher criticism will be Interested in the
preludes to the regular Sunday school lesson. given
y. z Church, His topic tonight will be the
I'VE AZ hood accounts in Genesis. Each person present resent
ne can afterwards separate the two accounts for
DR.. Jackson will tomorrow evening deliver the
99dress IN Heddtng M. E. Church on christian
Convention Eaif IL % " ift siSe s a.E Z. az c Sns ap~0f'n League
Bethel A.. M. E. Church is holding a successful
The Ladies' Social Union of the West Side Avenue
4: m. Z. Church gave an entertainment consisting
Or reGitations, music and tableaux in the church
Emory N. /. Church is one of the many that held a
The Rev. VS. MCGOWAN, D.. D., pastor of the
Linden avenue NJ. E. Church, win preach there to,
People on the Advantages of Early Piety."
row aRe m EsT; r.; e ss9 eyee,I D; p p Win sbe ggi Teaeh t9 n Z,
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church, Central avenue, where tho Rev. D. Halleron
M; Charles Read of st. Paul's M. E: Church, will
speak at s45 P. M. tomorrow at the Willing Workers
New Mission No; ~ Erie street. subjeet'-"Happi
A the same mission, Mr.. Frank Luther of Cen
tenary y; T. Chulch win conduct meetings on Tues
The Rev = 4. autteridge OF Newark will preach
evening W. Z. Beach will lie cture on the subject
The Power of the Lay Element III Church Work"
The Sunday evening services In sold Trinity are
Increasing in interest and attendance. At every
evening service for the last two or three sabbaths
making special effort to have a revival this winter.
Tomorrow night Mr.. Z. Blanchard WILL sing 9 few
sacred solos at the Gospel service, after which Mr.
Krantz will preach.
the rh Re pas dos6 Of h ths West s N{h 1 Asen1e 5 y; +; rn BY tSs,
series Of discourses on Home. Sweet Home" on the
the Rev. ". Kirk ride viii npT Preach a O Special asS ser.
mon.
Reformed Dutch.
The Junior Christian Endeavor Society Of the
Greenville Reformed Church is being recognized.
The fair which il recently concluded was a pro-
the. Consistory Of the Greenville Reformed
Church met last night for the examination Of in
administered tomorrow morning.
The Lafayette Reformed Church benefited by a
dence Of Mrs. R. A. Mcknight.
The Sunday school Of the Lafayette Reformed
dist ribution of presents this year.
Owing to the storm last Sunday evening the ser
postponed. 1t viii be given by the choir tomorrow
evening AND the following is the program
anthem-a aPs ann Alpha and st aGeef
CORA P Pfaye Mass in Bdat3 .scsnbe4yt
Response 1Tsnor SOLO, my Hope is the Ever
Anthem Sbasis; solo and Quartettejj.-"Ailii Praise ssA'Asf
onertory@"Loveiy Appear redemption. .ssosGnnoedd
soprano Solo and Chorns)
xito SOLO and ouartette.j ''nue'N ef
oiMfa iss + Romps. soprano; Mr.. F: K. Parker, ,a tense;
lHrc L Ii NJo1fap oI4o. Mr. w Rr1rxro bass. r 1r;a n
Dressler, ~organist and director.
an On Sunday evenings, January I and n the choir
E SaIijaSh 5ys selections from hendeiS'ohn's %0raf0fl0'
Miscellaneous.
There will be voted for at the Tabernacle Fair,
York and Henderson streets, December 10, 1S, IA and
Is, a gold watch, fine case. fine movement. to some
one Of our lady teachers in the public schools; q
force, a freman's uniform to some one Of our fire
ae fhe Yoans p qoe sGss soe ers zen n e ehrist aaGh Endeavor,
of the Wayne Street Reformed Church, celebrated
Dr. aosrs We're ann made 81 the the iaNeSS Messs rssn Morgan nnL
Kommers, Van Cleef, Wick and Cronin. Miss Rowe.
teacher of the High School cooking class, prepared
The Rev. Robert X. Wick will conduct both SER
vices at the Wayne Street Reformed Church to-
The next monthly union prayer meeting Of down
Park Reformed Church. The Rev. David Mitchell,
pastor Of the Scotch Presbyterian Church, will lead.
The fair opened Thursday night BY the First Uni
SerssSlist r Church has sh pr8ged a 81 greet as,ssIuss,ccsas,ss. The
9ON Shtu . a
May Day, Easter and New Years Day.
,o The er Peoples es p Pa lse p Will u ,6 be tS open saos on January NJ Z !,
Years callers. Not only friends OF the Tabernacle,
but strangers as well, will be treated well. Refresh
The buildings of the Peoples Palace will be
eember 4. social hour will be given by Professor
Bramley and class In the gymnasium and 3 match
gentlemen cordially invoted.
Brother ]. L. Conklin Of the Willing Workers
Mission will conduct a revival service at the Gospel
Temperance Mission tomorrow at four O'Clock in the
Brother J. w. Tichenor of Newark win lecture
tomorrow morning at the Christadelphian meeting
room, Union Hall.
Baptist.
The Baptist Social Union will meet in the Summit
Avenue Baptist Church at three O'Clock next Thurs.
day afternoon. There will be an interesting after
noon business session., During the evening the Rev.
address. Il win be o Eth thri Erinusi interest @ri u and w Ell
worth hearing. not only by Baptists but by all who
believe in the Christian religion.
On next Tuesday evening the young folks of the
Summit Avenue Baptist Church will enjoy a socia-
BILE at the parsonage. Some of the articles left over
at the recent fair will be disposed of at this
The local union of the Christian Endeavor socie-
ties will hold q union meeting. some time in Janu-
beavers has engrafted his very image on the hearts
Of the Protestant public OF this city, will be
The Bergen Baptist Church will have a fine concert
next Tuesday night under the direction of Mr.. Arthur
Presbyterian.
evening by the Ladies' Aid society OF the westmins-
AFFAIR, financially and socially. One OF the princi.
pal features of the entertainment, which preceded
the supper, was the drill of the Girls Brigade. It
was a regular military drill, and the regular United
States Army tactics, SO far as the manual Of arms is
concerned, was correctly gone through with. If
this idea keeps on the girls of our Sunday schools
VIII be as proficient in the manual Of arms as are
the brave representatives of our American army.
The regular monthly communion service will be
morrow morning. In the evening the Rev. Dr.. j. ".
Hathaway, the expression of whose ideas it is al
,~nvs a pleasure to listen to. will preach to the young
l4n Mcleod will attend the Scotch Presbyterian
Church tomorrow night to hear an address on 1.-THE
Royal Law of Love-"
Congregational.
The standing debt Of the waverly Congregations
Church will undoubtedly be greatly reduced by the
how much.
The Christian Endeavor Society of the Tabernacle
Hall of the Peoples Palace on Wednesday.
The fifth OF the course of art lectures on the
Chicago Fair, illustrated with fine stereopticon
views. Will be given In the Tabernacle on Tuesday
Prof. j. N. Ingram of California, who has spent
some years in the Polynesian Archipelagoes and
Frank leslie's" and the 4Chatauquan MagazInes.o
will deliver tomorrow night at half past seven
O'Clock, in the Tabernacle Congregational Church a
natives and mission history. The public are In
yited.
Y. Nj. e.. 4. Notes.
Tomorrow afternoon the usual mass meeting will
The Rev. Joseph A. Mock, Rector Of st. Matthew's
Episcopal Church. Will speak. In addition to the
u thirty to forty voices. All men are cordially
Tonight the regular meeting Of the Round Table