The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1893-06-10
LOCAL CHURCH MATTERS.
Y. ii. C. A. Meetings for Men-CominG
Entertainments

Y. III. C. A. Meetings for Mentioning
Entertainments
The Young Mems Christian Associa ton will
conduct services for men tomorrow afternoon
in the Wayne Street Reformed Church. Mr.. G..
W. Parks, the new general secretary, will de-
liver sn address on BE a Mau." The Cecilia
bradfore Trio will furnish the music.
The Sunday School of the First Universalist
Church, Summit avenue and Grand street. will
celebrate Children's Day tomorrow morning.
The church will be deliberately decorated with
wild flowers and growing plants. The Sunday
school superintendent is Mr. Louis Ames, who
is assisted by Miss Mary Gregory. Miss Virginia
Doggett, assisted by Mrs. Allanby Thompson,
has arranged the musical programme.
The Sunday School of st. Lucas's German
Evangelical Church will hold its second annual
picnic on Monday, June II, going to Caledonian
Park. They will march from Humboldt Hall to
the Park. starting at 10:30 A. M.
The tenth anniversary of the Sunday school
of St. Johns German Evangelical Church will
be held tomorrow morning, beginning at nine
O'Clock. The tenth anniversary of the church
to which the Rev. Gottlieb Andreae is pastor,
win be observed on sunday, June rs.
The Y. P. S. C. E..of the Bergen Baptist
Church will hold a basket party in the caurcn
on Tuesday evening, Juns 49,.
The Rev. H. Q Cronin will preach his first
sermon since his installation as pastor Of the
Second Presbyterian Church, tom orrow morn :
The Rev. {. E. Little. Pastor of the Latay-
Made Easy, 10 the third Of the series Of the
Y. NJ. c. A. sermons, June 18. Mr.. George s..
Budd, Assistant Secretary of the Twenty-third
street branch, New York City. will lecture on
mysteries Solved on June IS. The meetings
are for men only.
Rev. Mr.. Hubert. Assistant Pastor of the Mar
Bile Collegiate Church, New York, will preach at
the First Presbyterian Church at the Sunday
morning service. The Sunday School Will attend
the service in a body and the front pews will be
reserved for them.
The Rev. David Gregg, ID, will preach at
the Tabernacle tomorrow evening in the alb
serce of the Rev. John L.. Scudder, who is at
Chicago.
The Rev. J. c Jackson, Pastor of the He'd
ding NJ. E.. Church, will deliver another of his
popular DISCOURSE tomorrow night on the
topic, Making Iron Swim.
The Sunday school of the Second Presbyre.
rian Church, Third street, will celebrate Chill
dren's Day tomorrow morning at half past ten
O'Clock. The Rev. H. q. Cronin will preach on
1.-THE Aims OF the Bible School of Today"
There will be services all day tomorrow ct
avenues, in honor OF Chiidren's Day at half
past ten O'Clock the pastor will preach to the
children. and there will be baptismai services.
At haif-past two F. M. the Sunday school will
meet. AT six forty five P. NJ. the Epworth
League will hold It's session. At seven forty-ive
there will be special services by the school, iu-
Guiding children's hymns, Scriptural readings,
Words of Welcome, y by Mabel Chamberlain;
Happy Little Children' and The Tiny Text !
by the infant class; Brook and Robins" and
God Is Love- by the intermediate depart
by scholars from the infant class; Enduring
Love-" by Emory Kennedy; Some Mothers
Boy" by Nettie Earle; Rock OF Ages,'' by
Dell Chamberlain; 'R,ck of Refuge" by
s'rhe Last Hymn," by Edgar r. Bradley, Jr.
Those who are in charge are Rev. D. R. Lowrie,
Pastor; G.. w. Roberts. @. G.. A. Stevens,
Superintendents; J. Q. Chamberlain. Precentor;
Benz. Dickinson. organist; Miss Emma smach,
pianist; Miss Dora Earle, violinist, and Pro-
fcssor Higgins, cornetist.