The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1896-01-11
AMONG TIE CHURCHES

dining rooms Of the Broadway Church
at rs cents each. by the local League.
AMONG TIE CHURCHES
Methodist Episcopal.
William Eakins Chapter Of the Ep-
worth League, connected with ST. Psqis
Church, Third street, met on Friday
evening, last week, and elected its Off
GERS for the year. They are:-Presldent,
w. II. Allen; First Vice President. Harry
H. Allen; Third vice President, Or. ]. D.
Van Saun; Fourth Vice Presidents, MISS
Mamie Buckland and Mrs. D. G; Becker
Secretary. F, q Van saun; Treasnrer,
This is the fifth term Of MI. Aliens
Presidency, a proper compliment for good
work done in the society. In every &c.
progress during 1895.
Epworth League Chapter No. 14,01S OF
Lafayette Church has elected these offi-
Vice Presidents, Miss Clara Van, Etten,
Clara Gensel, third; Joseph Gilmore;
fourth; seff Teae woo Maud The v9 dsy,otio and
meeting of the Chapter, held last Sun
day, was conducted by the Secretary,
Miss yoltz. assisted by Miss Bertha
Nj. Charles W, Tisdale of Lafayette
Church will conduct the EpWorth League
services mex Monday evening. At last
in charge. For the Onward Chapter Of
this church Miss A. Dickson has been
elected organist, and Mr.. Charles g.
Chapter Nc. 500 Of Linden Avenue
Church's Epworth League has made an
excellent selection in Miss Emma Mencke
as First Vice President
ms Chapter of ST. Paul Church's Ep-
worth League will lead the services of
that Chapter tomorr8w.
A Ep,. = 1o arcnu MI TynrrNrfhM r q a QUO
Chapters services tomorrow evening the
subject will be the Life of Christ" The
general topic for discussion. according to
Life of Christi The devotional meet
ing theme for January is Christ in
Prayer. and for tomorrow Alphabet of
In the rooms of the Methodist Concern,
on Monday morning. there will be a
meeting of the Executive Committee of
the Newark Conference Epyorth League.
street, has been selected as the place
for a joint missionary rally, to be held
during February.
u Church are to be conducted by Miss
Mary E. Stone. Last weeks services
were lead by Miss Burrowes. On Thurs
day evening next the Chapter will elect
A number. of Christian workers from
Bedford Street Church, New York City,
I fTs se m be Rrss ST fSe & &. "a fsul, EpMM0 NJ Z
Church at half past six o'clock. The
pastor is to preach on "Pentecostal
Power" and expects these workers to
assist him in the after service
BY request of the Sabbath Department
OF the W. G. I. q. of Jersey City, DR..
Lowrie, pastor Of Emory M. E. Church,
subject, War on the American Sab
BATH A service of song precedes the
ermon
Tomorrow morning, in the Emory M.
q: Church, DR.. T.. L. Hurlbert, Secretary
of the Sunday School and Tract Society
Of New York, VIII preach.
tu on e Monda y t ayen Emor the \ Ph x a &c Gu 4
School, will give an entertainment UNI
Of the Epworth League; in the League
tainment refreshments will be served.
This class recently started a penny fund
to procure means for the purchase of
be collected Monday evening.
On Thursday evening, January 30, Mr..
r. s. " ;,,,, Knight 2 veteran Of the civil
Church on The American Soldier
Avenue NJ u, i, eeh llgsf & oone ehs dan iasf
evening Tbs services during. the week
been productive Of much good and re-
Of revival services Will follow.
church. true to his hustling i%ns afne'ts
has secured the services of the Rev.
John Parker. Of the New York East Con-
n Trinity Church during next week.
Mr.. Parker, although advanced in years,
e q parttcularly. young man when work
for the Master Is required. He founded
st. Pauls M, q, Church in this city, and
found 9 bride here many years ago. He
i q most effectiye evangelist, one Of the
Gospel, but can sing gospel hymns too,
and knows how to wake up his, congre-
cation into an enthusiastic and recep-
n, Ths R e H essrgs E wilding, the e
M Sons ,o : cordial 'os , grseting as one who has has
News returns his kind words and wish
es MI, Wilding lots. Of success in the new
him well lifted for the position.
The Rev. DR.. Naylor, the great Eng
i lian gyaaeggslIst who eoens his cor.mis,,
s Venue t. S b Ralls M 2. ps s5agch pre esatEaI
PhiladslphIa. Baltimore ana Portsmouth'
one time for want Of room, Or. Nay
lor has never preached in Jersey City
before and will remain but a short time.
often delighted large audiences in the
auditorium at Ocean Grove.
Presbyterian.
In the First Presbyterian Church on
Emory street In the morning the Rev,
w. C. Roberts, secretary Of the Home
Mission Band OF. New York viii speak
In the interest OF home missions. IN the
evening DR.. Herr will preach.
The regular services will be held to-
morrow at the Westminster Presbyte-
hathaway il pastor. The morning SER
Vice at 1880 and the evening service at
Z :45. The Christian Endeavor will havt
meetings we're held in the church every
night this week, n were very we'll at
tended, especially BY the young people.
The subject VIA 1.-THE Church ana Its
Work. ThichzSnhurch IS doing excellent