The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1894-11-24

viii produce his great picture play,
"Nliss jerry"
Presbyterian Church tomorrow night
will preach a prelude to his regular SER
mon on A Arab Martyr" The subject
OF his sermon is Now Is the Accepted
time"
Tomorrow st. Paul's Evangelical Luth-
eran Church, st. Paul's and Summit ave
nues, will celebrate the tenth anniver-
sary of it's existence. The Ladies So
ciety OF the church in commemoration
of the event have prettily decorated the
interior of the church with flowers and
preach a Thanksgiving sermon at 1890 In
the morning. AT three o'clock In the
afternoon Rev. DR.. +. Codell of Trinity
Church, New York city, and the Rev,
vania Ministerian, will preach jubilee
sermons. DIR. Krotel will preach the only
English sermon. In the evening the Rev.
E. r. Moldenke of st. Peters Church,
New York City, who has recently re
turned from the Holy Land. will preach
a jubilee sermon in the German lanGu-
Peterson of ST. Matthew's Church, this
city, who will bring the greetings OF his
congregation. All the above three doc
tors were present ten years ago at the
corner stone laying and inauguration of
the present st. Paul's Evangelical Luth-
eran Church. The celebrations promise
to be very interesting. The history Of
the Church will be related, and a report
of it's financial and social condition will
be made. Mrs. A. Freund of No: 1855
Newark avenue has kindly invited all
the ministerial guests to the festival
supper, to take place at her home, al
six o'clock in the afternoon.
There will be special musical Thanks-
giving services at st. Trinitatis' German
Lutheran Church. Bowers street. In
the evening Pastor Hafer will renew
by special request his interesting ser
mon on Luther and His Life
St. ohn's Lutheran Church, Union
next Sunday. The church has been ele-
waited and a splendid school room built
under 1t. The auditorium has also
been renovated. Pastor Schoppe and his
it is expected that the principal speak
ers will be the Rev. DR.. Peterson and
the Rev. ]. r.. Luhrs. Richard r.
Green, who usually figures conspicuous
the Sunday school jubilee Pastor
Schoppe has fully recovered from his
long spell of illness and is as busy as
ever.
The young ladies of st. Johns Luther
an Church on Summit avenue belong
ing to the various benevolent societies
nave planned out their charitable work
for the winter. Last winter they rem,
dered generous assistance to several
poor families in the parish.
A. FI. E. Zion.
A union platform meeting will be held
in the A. M. e. Zion Church, on Mon
mouth street, tomorrow afternoon, from
two o'clock until five o'clock. The fol-
lowing pastors will take part in the
f ser of EddGinF Reg Cb1 IT. e. tbe X Re1. ps :.
c. butcher. Centenary Church.; the
Rev. John Krantz, Jr.. Trinity N. p.
Church; the Rev. VIM. Eakins, st. Paufs
NJ. E. Church, and others. In the even
ing a hallelujah service will be held.
Presiding Elder S. c.. Birchmore of the
New England Conference will preach.
Reformed.
There was an experience sociable at
the South Bergen Reformed Church last
night Some months ago each m
Of the Christian Endeavor Society prom
ised to earn a dollar towards paying
for the Memorial window in the Sunday
School room of the New Church. Each
one was to tell his or her experience
the time selected for turning in the
money. There were in all 1872 collected.
Out of the many experiences related
as being the best. Here it Isl
This is my experience in making a dol
If you have ambition to mix up the
And bake in an oven that is not too
Some very nice jumbles you soon would
take out,
And sell them 1 know, without even a
doubt,
For this / save done and found it a
To peddle my wares and hoard up the
treasure.
The people have been most exceeding
" Kind,
And asked me to call again, do you
mind;
For you know they all have a very sweet
fnlTh
And the old like good cake as well as
the youth,
So right here say, if at any time
Just al upon me, and I will endeavor
To supply you with cakes as light as a
Now here in the sinking fund, put I my
dollar,
The experience I'll keen. hoping there
will be more to ivsov.
After each member a a say, refresh
ments were served.
A musical entertainment will be given
by the Rock Band Concert Company, as
sisted by Miss Adele Weber. humorous
and dramatic reader.
Other Churches.
There will be a sale of home made
bread stuffs in the Sunday School room,
of the Norwegian Free Church, Hoboken,
TINS eVsnlng, ioi 10Y be oy han an e en- nsnal
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tomorrow will be Memorial Day and
services will be held in the German
Evangelical Church, Hoboken. The
church is draped in mourning and the
members of the congregation are re-
quested to wear black. The services will
were all members of the church.
On Thanksgiving Day the ladies of St.
viii give a special Offering to Christ
Hospital, consisting of money, clothing
and groceries. The Scatter Good Cir
Gle of Kings Daughters will give an en-
tertainment the first Wednesday in De-
cember for the benefit of the poor. The
for the poor, which will be given away
Christmas.
l. Ate st. MaryislR. Ese. Church, Oakland
avenHes next Tuesday night theirs. will, hef
a stereopticonN entertainment. The pro-
ceedsi are for Tile eehdrch!9I# sE9p1fgA o.
TheA fair at there entrhisGAvenu Rec
formed Church, Bowers street and Gem
big boom. The Remaining articles were
ali auctioned off. The Indictment weather.
which prevailed during tbs. three nights
on the attendance ~ I5hsAt W 2thf VI
The regular Thanksgiving exercises of
the Tabernacle Sunday School will be
held tomorrow morning at 1890 O'clock.
Each class brings an offering in the
shape Of something suitable for a
giving dinners will be provided the poor
Of the church, the remaining gifts going
to the Day Nursery.
". WI. G.. A.
A meeting will be held for men in the