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8. L. Baldwin, D. D.. Recording Secretary of the Mis-
sionary Society of the Methodist Church, win speak
has spent twenty-seven years in the land of the
Heather Chinee, he Is sure 10 have something inter
Rev. DR.. X. Lowrle Of Emory M. E. Church, win
exchange pulpits with Rev. H.P. Doane of Cross
street Church, Paterson. tomorrow. DR.. Lowrie was
once pastor Of that church for three years.
for Tt TIE eSeni h.aie ses,n wl1l +, De Ii Kex; = i y !; nai Cbn nGche
There will be a general fellowship meeting In
iS n@l fn ths eYen At ha 1T sen nine i, t p '5aaobus nS %ij
OCCUPY 5SI the 9ey- pr. Halleron's pulpit: :.
the Rev. DR.. Lowrie's place tomorrow evening in
Emory Church. An hour before the service the
Epworth League will hold its weekly meeting.
Reformed.
The members of the choir of the Second Reformed
church held a strawberry festival and soeiable last
night in the Sunday schooroom. A short entertain
which a bevy Of pretty krls supplied the inner
wants OF those present with ice cream and large,
A lawn party under the direction of Faithful Cir
Gle Kings Daughters Of South bergen Reformed
church. was held last night at Forest street and
Bergen avenue. 1t was a most delightful reunion
Ey Ths = : passed e E 81 a pie lsSafRa afa|ymadl church cave 9
Miss ainn risefsnlIt lyar rSses%n MIL k r TIVE sepr and p Mrs' )
Gordon Emmons. contributed TO the entertainment
Protestant Episcopal.
The Ladies' Aid Society of the Church of the AS
cension held an entertainment and reception last
ence present and they repeatedly encored the talent
who rendered the following progamme:-Piano solo
Ritter; quartette, Hush Thee Ny BABY Exsesiol
9uartette; recitation n, "Lodgings to Let" Il; : +
Hitter; solo and chorus, kathleen, Nv Darling,
Ira W: Ritter and Quartette; bass solo, The Old
4; 7. 2neleh; q%uartette. "Rock-aBye," Excelsior
After the entertainment refreshments were served
after which dancing was INDUCED In until midnight.
The affair was q decided success.
Lutheran.
The ladies of st. Matthews Lu~theranGChurch Ho-
hnkRn this yyaak mada THAR animal visitation m
the Watberg Orphan Asylum at Mount Vernon. and
carried with them s5o Ia money and many boxes OF
Clothing. which were donated for the benefit of the
Many German residents of secaucus, belonging to
West Hoboken and on he Heights. They are desir'
It does not appear likely however, that they viii be
united and sufficiently strong to attain the con
Pastor schoppe OF the Lutheran Church, Union
Hill, is one Of the busiest and most popular Ger:
funerals, baptisns and marriages Re ofieiates at
during the year are enormous. Mr.. Schoppe is be-
loved by all who know him.
Baptist.
The Pilgrim Baptist Sunday School will celebrate
'Children's Day" tomorrow evening.
Since the advent OF the Rev. R. Rabe to the pastor
ate of the First German Baptist Church, Union Hill,
the membership has so increased and general inter
est improved that the church is crowded at every
The Rev. c.. woelfkin of the Greene Avenue Bap-
fist Church, Brooklyn, late of this city, will preach
to the High School graduates on Sunday morning. In
the North Baptist Church. Floral sunday will also
be observed In this church.
Bergen Baptist Church congregation will next
sunday be treated 70 a ine service, at which the
sist. Tomorrow Pastor Ellison will preach at both
services.
A missionary rally was held last evening by the
Up. y. OF C.E. of the Bergen Baptist Church. Miss
Palmer led the nesting. Several hymns We're
s sor 3. l !. EIiisosa c8awafi pra Gnfrs'i Miss sP Paieer de afs
cred q short address. In introducing Secretary A.
N. DAMON Of the Central STAFF of the Salvation
THE greatest of all home missionary work Is that
done by the Salvation ARMY. No other society has
gone through SO much suffering"
Mr.; Damon delivered an tntefesting speech. He
many years. He has Travelled through the Uniiod
States and has seen much sin. Hets determined to
methods of the Salvation Army. but they will not
]. Inc w RdG; f. foa IL f9aH q t the 3. N +. s. q; aga 9. E sas among 6SHi
the life saving stations, spoke on that subject. They
til small chance they had TO get religion. They
are trying " send the preachers TO these stations.
and supply them with literature and other things
which they much need.
Miscellaneous.
The local Salvation Armies rendered q rousing
d 6a Z saar l eSfoT niThs sa to daptisIn S Samuel @ilI b9 sali ta'
m TSsT %,l, m ,ssa L T. On on th the eet Giehhpa 5nhaied for Of asesepeii
Booth, Which IS to be ceisbrstedi IN London. 9
The Rev. G. =. Richlngs will speak in Zion .NsE.
g Gh ssa. ts ss%SFE ~Iii s s%yss.Rhs On i Is p sa %sF4la 81 F ahsist
tians fulfilling the requirements OF Gods law.
phlan Church, M. &. Hartley Of Brooklyn. viii de
liver a lecture in the Union Hall, corner of Grove
There viii be no evening service tomorrow in the
First Universalist Church; In the morning the Rev.
subject.
Evangelist Henry clemens. Jr, will address
noon. A song service viii precede the address.
.Adjutant and Mrs CaygllI viii be present at Corps
No. ! of the Salvation army tomorrow. Special ser
vices will be held. A farewell will take place dur
ing the evening.
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