The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1895-06-08
AMONG THE CHURCHES.
Methodist Episcopal.

"A successfui straWberry and cream
Monroe NJ; E Church. Bayonne. last
Mesdames J; 3. Elder. p; T. Crispin.
J, Kerley and a bevy of pretty young
aides. while Messrs. Frank Melville. j.
3. Elder, j. Winnegalt and w, Keester
made successful statesmen at the apron
counter. Children's Day will be observed
at the church tomorrow.
Tomorrow being Children's Day in the
Methodist churches. the First Church of
Hoboken will observe the day by holding
appropriate services. In the morning Pas
mon upon the "Advantages of Early
P~iety"and administer the rite of bap-
ism. The afternoon services will be con-
Twelve scholars from the intermediate
9;epartment will he promoted to, the
son viii make a short address sidre and si'f there
sha e Sisn q ns M sinslHHs Henry py w. u. R fhlieFsn' s N
msnt Of the New. York Book Concern,
will deliver an address to the children
on Young People" He is an excellent
The pastor of Simpson M. E.. Church,
Pillar Hd n TN, c cfm Rreach Te on , eThf so naSt
row morning and in the evening will
preach a special anniversary sermon be-
las, to which all. true knights are in
yited. Seats will be reserved for them.
The boy choir will assist. They are beau
tiful singers and giving great satisfae-
ton to the people. The main choir is full
ly organized and rendering very effective
work in the church services.
Baptist.
Rev. T.. G.. Denchfield of First Baptist
Church, Bayonne, received a warm well.
come from hls congregation recently.
They, met in the church, which was
flowers and i plans. Rev. Dr. Hseo +. &. H Ioir
Of the Bergen Point Baptist Church pre-
sided and opened the service with an.
Of the 4. NJ. q. Zion Church, gave a
S%crtptural reading, and Rev. Charles M.
Anderson Of the FIRST Methodist Church.
and Rev Mr.. Staub Of Elizabeth deliv-
cred addresses, Rev, Mr.. Graves Of
Rev. hanasr sys M tsf Mel S 5 5srs aaaF city s asl
pr Horr extenSed the hand Of friend
speR e H = : Happy nap ps ssrain. A ne9 the he
singing of "Blest be the tie tina binds"
the new pastor gave the benedietion
Rev. i. b. MacCiymont.
Dr. Dossert., orga,nist Of the Bergen
IN organ recital on the evening of the
Protestant Episcopal.
After July / there will only be a morn
ing service in st. Matthew,s Church;
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The ladies' Of Grace F. e, Church have
decided to give a strawberry festival
next Wednesday evening at the Belvi-
The Rev. James Cameron will not
occupy the pulpit tomorrow in the Epis-
copal Church of Ascension, Congress
street and New York avenue. He has
gone to Dover Plains, N. j., for his
Tomorrow being the annual anniver-
sary of the Sunday school of st. Paufs
Episcopal Church, Hoboken, appropriate
services will be held and prizes distribl
ted to the children who have received the
highest per cent. for attendance during
the past year. Tomorrow the Rev. Arch
deacon Jenvey will also celebrate his
twelfth anniversary as Rector of the
church. In the morning he will preach q
sermon upon What a Christian Ought
to Be and Ought to Do. In the evening
there will be a special programme OF
music.
Presbyterian.
Carnival Of Nations was given by
the Pastors Helpers Society OF the
First Presbyterian Church, BayonRe, n
the church parlons last evening. The
booths. which represented Holland, Scot
land, France, Spain and America, were
appropriately fitted up and the atten-
/ dants wore the costumes of the respec.
tive countries. Cake confectionery fans
1 and fancy bric-a-brac were offered for
sale. while ICE cream was served in a
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