The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1895-04-13
AMONG THE CHURCHES.
Episcopal.

ALTMAN -
Methodist Episcopal.
Beautiful Easter cards nave been issued
by Emory M. E. Church to all the MEM
bers and friends of the church and Sun
day school. DR.. Lowrie, the Pastor, who
returns to Emory for another year, viii
preach morning ana evening. "A spsy PEI
sermon.
Rev. John Krantz was recently offered
the pastorate OF q large and WealTay
would not accept lit because of his prom
Use to the Trinity Church people here
that ne ar would I'D stay anoT Tner,s year If with Win
sey City churches has been marked with
an unqualified success. BY MS energy
terially help in wiping out the church's
Indebtedness.
Mr.. W. H. Murphy, Of Newark, a gen
| EsouS been alfo app % tes M ehaIrman o Of the
Conference Board of Church Extension.
This office was originally held by. Mr..
Valley. who was appointed at the New
ark Conference to succeed the deceased
G 6sMre r. s. sum 5aG9bp iaye of Jams ,1S5s n Novel, F.;
street. Will preach his first sermon in
t5at ehgreh tomorrow morning. The
win be held in the evening. The Sunday
School will decorate the church with
white lilies.
Presbyterian.
Rev; Theodore, Heisig. formerly Of
n charge Of Wayne Street Reformed
scotch Presbyterian Church in May.
Heisig is a Bright and attractive preach
er, and will be much appreciated by
the Mercer street CONGREGATION, who
best homilctic addresses.
Rev. David Mitchell will dispense his
last eommun.on as pastor tomorrow
The directors of the Newman Mission,
with Pastor Mitchell, win conduct ser
vices tomorroW evening in the Scotch
P~resbyterian Church., and lay the claims
public.
Prof. Brewster and a large number of
for the grand. farewell so.ree to Rev.
David Mitchell, Pastor of the Scotch
Presbyterian Church.
White lilies Will adorn the interior of
Weshmlnster Presbyterian Church tomor-
row. There Will be special music by the
choir and Easter Services.
Baptist.
The poverty sociable by, the Kings
Daughters of the Summit Avenue Bap-
list Church, held recently, was a most
interesting one. and at the same time a
s flon sss entertainment, the prepara-
on those who had it in charge. They
were;IMrs. G Reinhard, Mrs. H. Bur
Miss N. Haines, Mrs. Wood, Misses 3
/ Jones', C. Blake, J. Phillips. e. Phillins'
n. House, g. Stephens, S. Falconer, ".
TROLL L. Troll, M. Alberts. B. Fisher.
Protestant Episcopal.
Good Friday was celebrated at ST
MarY's EPISCOPAL Church on Hoboken
avenue by morning prayer. litany and
ferrno d at at 1929 o'clock; and services Of
They We're conducted by the Rev. DR..
Daniel Warren. the Pastor. Special ser
wees wees , were re-, held slld last night for the old
reformed.
Members of the First Reformed Church
in Hoboken will dedicate its new, hand
SONG edifiee, which has just been erected
81 and Seventh streets, on
will be held the entire week.
On Monday evening. the Rev C. H.
will deliver the address of the evening,
and an excellent programme of sacred
singing. scrhptural readings and prayers
viii be offered. Mr.. Philip Heck will
sing the Offertory. On Tuesday night
he Church Fellowship services viii
be held; Wednesday evening the mid
lng. the Sunday School Workers. viii
evening the Christian Endeavor Society
will have charge. At this latter service.
Mr.. W. T. Hunter. President of the Hud-
son County League. Christian Endeavor
Union Yill deliver the address. The
an address. 1t will be the most inter-
esting service of them all.
Other Cas urciaes.
Bishop w. R. Nicholson, D.. D., Bishop
of the New York and Philadelphia Sy-
nod of the Reformed Episcopal Church.
will make his annual visitation to Eman-
ual Church. Summit avenue. on Tues
day evening, April %. 4 large class has
| henn rrprI1Tpd for O6pfjrnoatiN1
The Rev. Charles Vail has well earned
the respect and cooperation of the PEG.
F PIE E Eirst e f1nEyersa1 dss es~S Srsas W,e Of
about to disband. AT the present time
eH Meet cite For 50 Small a ch1rch h. III The re-
pairs that have been going ON for the
past tWo months, nave cost several thou
painted. . new roof has been put ON,
the side stoop enterence will be removed
and its place will be taken by a full
front entrance. Repairs have been 60
ing on around the grounds and a pretty
garden Will be the result. The walls
of the interior have been subject to a
full Terra Gotta finish crowned with a
beautiful silver border. New windows
of Cathedral glass have taken the place
of the old. A new platform and pulpit,
finished in oak. have been put in. The
news have been raised and refinished
with walnut trimmings. A new and ap-
propriate carpet OF q delicate red color
has DSeu pTUcul6u- w SudiiuelltlS VI
forty Jets each have been put in. The
old furnace has been taken out and re.
placed by Steam heat. The kitchen IN THE
vestry of the church has been rebuilt,
and there are now closets and cooking
utensils. It now has all the arrange
ments and facilities of a properly ar
ranged kitchans Hot and cold water,
with an -TranEement to heat the water
by gas in the summer.
Mrs. Fakes, who had promised to lee
ture on the "Perils of the Time" at the
First Universali5t Church last might,