The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1896-10-17
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Methodist. Who ne IS. u What ne
Should Be-
we're received ssS T 9nfo ths 5 Iaasye clt Snf dnion
at the cabinet meeting held at the resi-
dence Of President Geo. H.. Lincks. at
Chapters areINo. Il, Of First Church,
Hoboken, and No. 3,479, First Church,
Bayonne. This makes sixteen Chapters
and increases the membership of the
There win be a quarterly rally Of the
Jersey City Epworth League Union on
December 10.
impson M. e. Church. n a special
programme of services will be held. In
the morning at 9:15 O'Clock there will
be a love feast, and at 1890 o'clock the
Rev. Mr.. Halleron. the pastor. will preach
a sermon appropriate to the occasion.
He will take for his subject, THE Re-
Hswal Dr. e. assih;,. II q the he a%f M%stnopolit tha
Temple. New York, win deliver an adj
dress, and in the evening there will be
q platform meeting, at which several adj
evening will be Hon. T. G. Grain, ex-
Chamberlain Of the city of New York.
Mr.; Grain although a Tammany Hall
made hundreds of speeches in Christian
gatherings.
The Fourth Company, Boys Brigade,
of the Bergen Reformed Church, met last
lilSut lOf uFlu. captain Laws Will take
his command to church in a body tomor-
row evening. The boys will appear in
dress uniform and wear white gloves.
TIL pastor. the Rev. G. Brett, will preach
vice.
A very pleasing celebration took place
in Lafayette Reformed Church a few
s sSsplo e the as9 Z. 7 = s ya g. e. E, a 5aih aani wish
the church. The programme opened with
an riga solo by Mr.. Louis Sherwood. af-
ter ter whish the wh hymn 1nn. "Kgss aps Step sI With
Kommers, pastor Of the church, read from
the Scripture and offered prayer. Sweet
Peace, the Gift of Gods Love-" was
welcome was delivered by Miss G. g.
Du Mont, the President of the society,
and Mrs. Moritz Schwarz sang q soprano
David Mitchell delivered an address on
Limitation and a selection was SUM by
the Junior Endeavorers. Mr.. BENJAMIN
Is Tsou vare PLAYED on E co a0ns ssweet asdr Solemn nm
THE Value Of Christian Endeavor to the
Individual was delivered by the Rev.
William r. Boocock. After singing a
the exercises closed with the benediction.
The society has about fifty members. and
the officers are.-President, Miss G. c. Du
cording Secretary, Miss 3. J.. Wittpenn;
Corresponding Secretary, Miss Mabel Ros-
sell; Treasurer, Edward Hemphill.
lQe cNleI business WHICH Is at DEeSe0k
occupying Inc attention of the members
of the Central Avenue Reformed Church
| Is the fair which they will hold in Noyem-
Der, for the bene Tt Of the mo, 13rtSg e g, run ID
the Sunday School room from the 18th
to the goth inclusive.
English Lutheran.
Tomorrow morning there will be the
usual services by the Y. M. G. A. In the
English Lutheran Church. The Rev.
| Charles J.. Mcdonald of Hudson. n. Y.
will preach. There will be no evening
service, because the Rev. Eugene E:
to the ministry in St. Johns Evangelical
Lutheran Church, in New York City.
Protestant Episcopal.
The Kings Daughters of the Church of
the Ascension Will hold an entertainment
in Franck's Hall, on Bowers street, next
Friday night.
other Churches.
Pastor Hafer of ST. Trinitatis' Lutheran
Church Is busily engaged, preparing for
the celebration which the church will
hold in PrasSer's Hall, November 10. in
| mmemoratio of Martin Luther, it be-
ing the birthday of the martyred saint.
Presbyterian Church.
The annual meeting of the Second Unit
ed Presbyterian Church was held this
week. A new Board of Trustees were
| elected, and the pastors-the Rev: Mr.,
P-arker-salary was raised from 1900 tc
$1,000 a year. The new board. which was
| elected for three years, consists of the
following gentlemen:-Messrs. William
Black, Joseph Megill, George McKelvey
and James Adams. The Rev. Mr.. Parker
is preparing a red hot sermon on poll
ties, which win be In favor of Sound
\ Money and Mckinley. He will deliver II
in a few weeks, probably the Sunday be-
| fore election.
Baptist.
The normal class which was organized
by Pastor Swafield. last week, with for
ty-seven members, now has a membership
of nearly one hundred. The class is
| strictly an educational ranch of the
| church for the study of the Bible. and Is
taught by Pastor Swaffield. Anyone
wishing to join the class is welcome K
do so, irrespective of what church he
belongs TO. Tomorrow morning the Rev
Mr.. Swafiield will preach the last of his
course of sermons on THE Christian
Church The subject will be. This
Church and Its Triumphs.n In the even
ing he will preach the fifth sermon o.
his course or Historic Dreams and
Their Dreamers," taking for a subject
pilates Wife; or, THE Dream of thu
/ Sayior's Innocence