The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1894-10-06

No. 7, Monroe Memorial Church, semi-monthly
business meeting this evening; No. S,S4S. Ber-
gen Point Church, installation of officers
tomorrow evening; Wesley Chapter, Grace
Church, anniversary services tomorrow even
ing; No. 800, Linden Avenue Church, bust
ness meeting this evening; Crasto Chapter,
Palisade Church, membership rally this even
ing and monthly business rally next Tuesday
evening; William Eakins Chapter. ST. Pauls
Church, business meeting tomorrow evening;
Simpson Chapter, No. 400, semi-monthly
business meeting next Monday evening; No.
8, 1856, Union Hill. social meeting on Tuesday
evening.
For tomorrow the devotional theme and
leaders for the Chapters of the Epworth
League are:-"The Christ Of st. Paul. is the
theme for consideration at the devotional
meetings of the chapters, next Sunday even
ing. Leaders will be as follows:-Mrs. Morton,
Chapter No. 7. Monroe Memorial Church, Bay
onne; Mr.. William e. Bates, President Chap
ter NO. 4,422, Centenary Church; Miss Bessie
Roberts, Onward Chapter, Lafayette Church;
Dir. h. ]. S. Kyle, Chapter No. 500; Linden
Avenue Church,; Miss Florence Van pyne.
Brodhead, Chapter No. 1,SO4, West side Avenue
Church. Praise service at 6:45 o'clock.
Baptist.
The Summit Avenue Baptist Church held
a business meeting Tuesday night, lat which
the report for the year ending October l was
read. The expenditures were as follows:-
For State work, $50, As; ministerial education,
s223. IS; Babtist Home, $3.50. so; home missions,
S34. OF; Women'S home missions, $113.67; foreign
missions, $50. 20; women's foreign i missions,
$40. TO: colportage and tracts. S12s71; other
benevolences, s340. Sc; Sunday School benevo-
lence, S73; Sunday School support, S461; church
support, $3,Q81. II; repairs, $500. s.; organ, $675;
minister, 81. This makes a total of $5,715.l5.
The different church societies contributed lib
orally to this sum, giving 81, 449.62.
This report will be submitted to the sixty
first annual convention Of the Baptists of the
northern part of this State. The convention
win be held October II and IS in the Baptist
Church in Hackensack. An elaborate pro-
gramme has been prepared, and among the
speakers will be Rev. George E. Horn, d. D.,
of Bergen Point: Mrs. C. w. White of Bay
onne. Rev. P. F. Botzang of Bayonne, Rev.
w. w. Case of West Hoboken, and Rev.
Edwin MacMinn and Rev. Theodore Heisig
of Jersey City.
The East New Jersey Sunday School Union
will have its annual convention at Bergen
Baptist Church October IS. The convention
will open at 10 o'clock A. NJ. AT the morning
session there will be addresses by several
prominent speakers and papers on various
branches of the work will be read.
The Y. P. S. C. E. of Bergen Baptist Church
will give a welcome home sociable to Rev.
and Mrs. D. J. Ellison next Thursday night.
There will be a musical and literary enter
|tainment and refreshments Will be served.
Mr.. Arthur Preston. leader of Bergen Baptist
choir, is arranging a special musical pro
gramme for Sunday, October IA. On the 21st
there will be a special service in the interests
of Newman Mission.
An inter-union rally of all the Young Peo-
pies Societies of Hudson County will be held
at Bergen Baptist Church November %. Rev.
Cornelius Woelfkin of Brooklyn, formerly Of
Jersey City, and Rev. Henry SpelIman of New
ark, will deliver addresses.
Protestant Episcopal.
Grace Ghurch, corner Erie and Second
streets Will hold memorial services tomorrow
morning in memory of Mr.. James Flemming,
who was the Junior Warden of the parish.
MI; Ban, leader OF the vested CHOIR OF st.
PauIs Church, mas returned and resumed the
Monday night rehearsals. There are about
twenty boys and fifteen men in the choir.
IseV: MT: otoaaaro OF 81 johns Church mas
ISSUED notices to the young men OF the parish
inviting them to attend Bible class in the
GGiio room tomorrow afternoon at 2:So O'Clock
Line Golden Links Society OF st. Paufs
Srurch mas pesun regular meetings. again.
rev. ior. s.oadard OF 81. johns church
thilhs that tne church VIII pc ready Tor
oecupaaey OH the last SUNDAY OF the month.
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nanv Rows, Rrinade AID not eis sels nisce Ta ~
hight Next Friday thew will bava the,r o~e
81 a1aot,nS - os;oars ga ~ s"N az
rbara iii ba a su,d.v coba, u.uu -
pargen Reforned rbnrch .onoorrou, tany ~
at 10 o,ciooIr a
Rey Sornelins prett ~ parca, posor,,o5
Church will give an address AZ fba state' ron'
,.antion of tSa n u ~ ~, ps,asaia. -.
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EfesOytefian.
Tomorrow evening the Rev. DR.. David
Mitchell proposes to discuss Col. r. g.. Inger-
SOILS recent announcement that suicide is
justifiable. Pastor Mitchell will treat the sub
ject from every side and his audience viii
| certainly have a treat.
uatbawav Psstor " spa Wtas ~ { "
| byterian Church, was yesterday ordained a
! minister at Elizabeth.
He will assume charge of the Madison Ave-
nue. Presbyterian Church of Elizabeth.
DR.. Herr concentrates giving a stereontico,
lecture to the boys and girls of the First
Presbyterian Church.
Six members of Second Jersey City Com
pany. Boys' Brigade of Eirst prasbvtarian
Church, will give a bayonet drill AT Linden
Avenue M. E.. Church on MONDAY night
| They will be the guests of Eighth Comnanv
| Boys Brigade. The best drilled members have
been chosen to represent the company. They
| are:-Corporals John Arb,,ckIa Jobn pin
| Alexander Gray, Sergeant VIM. Kaiser and
Quartermaster Sergeant Gaddis.
United Presbyterian.
The Pastors HELPERS of Summit avenue
| United PRESBYTERIAN Church viii have q musi-
| cal festival on October %.
| Woman's Missionary Society of summit ave-
nue. United Presbyterian Church had its
ron,,,ar rooat;no ~ M. U,.,tt.-,s