The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1894-01-06
AMONG THE CHURCHES.

There will be a grand rally Of young peoples
societies of CHRISTIAN Ende lvor at the Summit
Avenue Baptist Church on January 81, 1894.
Mr.. A. Graham led the Christian Eudeavor
Society meeting at the North Baptist Church
last night.
The Rev. Cornelius woelkin. Pastor of the
North Baptist Church, will conduct a service on
THE Way of Life" tomorrow afternoon at four
O'Clock at the New Opera House. The special
feature is that there will be no coll ectiou. The
Sunday school Of this church will meet at $50
P. NJ; church services at 10 A. N. aud 7.30 z. M.
The famous Cecilia Bradford Trio (nstra-
mentaD composed of the the three talented
children, Charlotte, Cecilia and Johnny Brad
ford, will play tomorrow night at the Bergen
Baptist Church. The choir has been much
augmented. and is led by Me. Arthur P.
Preston.
A regular monthly covenant meeting was he Id
in the Summit Avenue Baptist Church last
night. -.
The choir of the Bergen Baptist Church will
g i've a concert on January IS. at which the
Cecilia Bradford trio will appear. The pro-
ceeds are to go towards paying for the excellent
musical programme which the church now en-
joys.
Baptist Church on Thursday evening. January
IL, under the auspices of the Willing Workers.
The sacrament of the Lords Supper will be
administered ia the Summit Avenue Baptist
Church tomorrow morning, the Rev. Edward
In the morning tomorrow the Rev. D.. j..
Ellison will preach at the Bergen Baptist
Church on "a Beautiful House to Live in" In
lito CtC4lbk VIII 10 40Ad LhO la vi q
series of evangelistic services. Strangers are
especially and cordially invited. The church is
on Madison and Clinton avenues.
Reformed Dutch.
The sacrament of the Lords Supper will be
administered in the Lafayette Reformed Church
tomorrow morning at the service which begins
at 10. 80 The Rev. I. j. Kommers will oficiate.
A special service of song will be held romor-
row evening at the GreehvilieR Reformed Church.
The Kings Sons of the Park Reformed Church
havs done good work for the poor this winter
by their gifts of needed articles.
The constitution and bylaws of the Lafayette
Reformed Sunday school have been published
and distributed amo ng the officers and teachers.
The bylaws ara of pr acticai value. especially
tie following:-4. Any teacher anticipating ap-
sence from any sess ion of the scnooi, shall pro-
vide a substit ute or notify the superintendent
8. Any teacher absent for four successive Sun
days without excuse. shall be considered as hav.
ing resigned.
In This Sunday school q new system Of mark
ing has been adopted, by which it is recorded
whether a money contribution has been given.
It is proposed to reward regular attendants at
the close of the fiscal year, which extends from
January to January. The super inten dent is
Mr.. Harry Louderuough.
There will be special music at the Bergen Re-
formed Church tomorrow night. fhe Rev. Mr..
Brett will preach upon the subject Elijah at
Mount CARMEL and Mr.. Dressler, with his
choir, will give selectio ms from Mendelssohn's
The Rev. E. Meury, Pastor Of the Second
Reformed Church of Hudson City, will celebrate
his thirty thlrd Dirlnday MONDAY by nolding O
reception In the church, corner Central avenu e
and Sherman place. He has already sreceivsd
congratulations from many members Of his
congregation.
Methodist Episcopal.
The average attendance at the Linden Ave-
nue. M. E. Church sunday school is $50.
The Fifth Company, Boys Briga de, will re-
sumo its regular drills next Mond ay night in
West Bergen. The company has forty uni
formed members. Visitors W i'll be invited to
drills on the second Monday of each month.
Company g.. Fourth Regiments. Captain Lam
bert in command. will attend the West Side
church in a body tomorrow night The Rev.
DR.. John Atkinson will preach to them on the
dirty of the CHI siian soldier.
Emory Battalion will hold a drill this evening
in Crescent Hall.
Revival meetings for the remainder OF Janu-
ary are announced by the Rev. Chas. E. Little,
Pastor of tile Lafayette Methodist Episcopal
Church, Pacific avenue. The sacrament of the
Lords Supper will be celebrated at the Lafay-
cite M. e. Church tomorrow morning. The
subject of the evening sermoa will be IAN Inn
porIant Investigation
At st. Paults ii. E. Church, Third street, near
Erie street, the sacrament of the Lords Supper
will be administered. &c which a number of
members will be received into full communion.
In The evening the Rev. William Eakins, the
Pastor, will preach upon 1.-THE ImpressiDllity OF
Youth"
IN the morning a number of probationers will
pc received into full communion at the simpson