The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1895-12-07
AMONG THE CHURCHES.

The exterior of the Palisade M. =.
Church has been thoroughly renovated,
makes a fine appearance.
It is in contemplation by the Rev. WIN.
EEakins, pastor Of st Pauls NJ 2;
music and also in other ways to enhance
the musical part Ct the worship. me
Of dnfoa q hieh a erder. but ent the pa IS t 'sd desire
is to introduce additional features to in
crease. religious interest in the services.
Rev. d. Halleron, pastor. is an attrae-
tive feature of its services Under Prof.
Wood it is progressing admirably. This
choir will Sing at the service tomorrow
W; =. Taylor, the successful superin-
tendent Of James M. e. Sunday School. is
partment, which is one of the most inter
esting and progressive classes Of little
ones on the Heights. He uses the kin
devised many novel features In the exer-
cises which are much admired by visi-
tors seeking new points In this line OF
work.
The bazaar conducted by the ladies Of
ST. Johns Lutheran Church realized
s1,700, which will be appropriated toward
l muasl dba;rt the ee ehnrsh debt inas 1t Tas as 3
or any Of those new tangled devices. the
1 fairs' Il Was sea n dsfe or 0relh to the Seue ea1
pressed wish of Pastor Luhrs that the
fair shrould be managed on strictly. bust
soliciting whatever. The ladies who
were instrumenta in making the affair a
success intend holding a jubilee social.
Reformed.
The Sunday School attached to the
Central Avenue Reformed Church is pros
pering to such an extent that it has out.
grown it present spacious quarters. 1t
has become imperative to use some por-
commodate the enior classes: The en-
rollment for November showed 600 teach
ers and scholars. There ts but one large
and that is the st. Johns Lutheran on
The anniversary of the woman's Board
of Home Missions will be held in the
evening. December s. The address will
be delivered by Mrs; E. 2; Horton, sec sec
mittee of the Reformed. Church. Mrs.
Horizons plea is founded upon an inti-
mate tss aIegbu amaa nna With sb5lrc The missionaries
bergen npe heg reformed ede'' Church Yai Rleat tomorrow
morning a sermon upon the text, None
ciable held Tuesday night. the large
P fha Ladies sak Aid w soeiety wa aor P Phe oessai6 51
to DR.. Brett, by the ladies'. Yesterday
luncheon in the church and when they
were about to sit down to partake of
their feast DIR. Brett entered with the
cake in his arms. and the fifty small
it, all burning. He asked to be allowed
| to join them and share some of his axe.
the pleasure of his society as well as the
pleasure of sampling the cake.
The musical programme at the Park
BY E'ss #. Z. Wiria;m as.l SPesns's anthem.
Those Visited the Earth" a Bonu n
ait ante p soho, has 6y Msasam D,ss aRa H1l Pre- :
lndes for organ, violin, and piano will
p pre- dsr shs serves ne mn wn tH I'm, Su be sbi es-
iy selected from Handlers Messiah
On the Sunday OF the 18th, the canttata
by the fmli choir, with the March Of the
Magi" by organ, violin and piano
Rev. Mr.. Morgan. pastor, Of the Park
Tomorrow with DR.. Grant. of the South
Bergen Reformed Church.
MT; William Williams has been elected
Church to fill the vacancy caused by the
resignation of Mr.. Thomas M. Ward. p:
Hoard Of Consistory. and B. 8. G3reetson
and George /. Martin new members OF
th Prenapations are being made for a
Christmas cantata by the Children Of
the Park Reformed Sunday Schooi: un-
der the direction of Professor Williams,
organis Of the church. h projection
is to he original, arranged by himself
especially for the occasion. Something
on a grand scale Is promised.
baptist.
Rev. R. Roberts Of Harlem is oticiating
as temporary pastor of the Pilgrim Bap-
list Church on the Heights, owing to
the long continued Illness of the pastor,
Rev. g. Groemningner, who is now in a
New York hospital.
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The annual election of trustees and
other officers for the. coming year will
Church Monday, December 16. The fair
which has been held In the Sunday
school room since Tuesday night will
close this evening. It has been very sue
cessful.