The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1895-11-23
AMONG THE CHURCHES.
Methodist Episcopal.

It will be of great interest to the gen
eral PUBLIC ID sno and tb 5pfc1Rs ey. 81 G aaibart,
leaders of the C-hautauquan movement.
YIN preach in Simpson NJ, E. Church;
evening on the subject, The Building Of
a Brain This will be a great treat
to ~ AL int ealsyst Listeners listeners at the Emory
M. E.. Church. which have been in prog
ress for several weeks, will be discon-
tinu ed,d for 1.-The the p af $ shn n T1morrq Mec eHen-
les win worship with the Emory N. p.
Church people. and the pastor, DIR.
Lowrie, will preach. IT,, rna,
list will preach tomorrow In A. M. =:
szsS Church psn b G Monmouth Rlad,e street it. castor OF
preach in Trinity Church tomorrow even
ing. He WILDE in costume and illustrate
his address on Oriental customs,
a special sermon tomorrow evening to
the members of Clinton Council, Jr. o.
n. A. M. and the Loyal and Onward
mon win be upon the work in which the
Councils are engaged.
Baptist.
The Sunday evening ermon to young
men, arranged by the Rev. Andrew r.
Moore of North Baptist Church will be
resumed tomorrow, when the address will
be ga Message to the Young Mar that
Thinks the World Owes Him a Living"
The programme of succeeding addresses
is
December ia Message to the Young
Man that Does Not Know His Own Fa-
ther."
Man that Thinks Christianity Is a Fail
December 15-"A Message to the Young
Man that Is Not Living on His Income"
December PA Message to the Young
Men that Does not Know now 70 say
December ga Message to the Young
Man that Thirks Marriage Is a Failure"
Man that Has an Honest Doubt"
Reformed.
The Christian Endeavor Society of the
Bergen Reformed Church will cell
citrate their seventh anniversary to-
be vsry n aimgpie, n there se maTs being Mlss
the reading of one of DR.. Clement
French's lectures by Mr.. Edward Wool
ley, president of the association.
a sermon upon the text, Take Heed
What You Hear
on Monday night Mr.; Max o'Rell viii
aellner a SOCIETY," SOCIETY Up IT to eos Da atae'"''n upon
other Churches.
The fair at the Uniyersalist Church.
which opened Wednesday evening". closed
last night. after a very profitable sea-
son. Inc dQleS VINO ndQ II IN charge,
all of whose names were published in
Thursdays nights Jersey City News"
are very much pleased with the result.
The attendance each evening was very
good, and the sale of articles was re-
markable, there being but very few
goods left over. and those were auc-
toned off and brought good prices.
Tomorrow evening Rev. ohm L..
Scudder will talk about the sick man
in Constantinople. His topic is, "Ex-
tinguish the Turk" and he will certain
" have something interesting to ak
about.
Presbyterian.
Rev. Arney S.. Biddle, of the United
Presbyterian Church, announces as his
subject for Tomorrow morning a talk
en- the sale of intoxicating liquors. In
the evening his topic is "Presumptuous
Rev. Henry G.. Cronfn, of the Second
Presbyterian Church, will preach in st.
Paul's Church tomorrow evening. AT
$50 p. M. there will be vesperi services
al the Epworth League.
". NJ. G.. A.
IS Special Thanksgiving services will be
Rev. H e. Cronin win give the address
Mrs. Belle Thorne and daughter. of
Newark. musical ARTISTS will render
vocal and Instrumental solos They
play On differeut instruments. This is
going to be q fine service don't forget it.
All men welcome s. Wayne street.