The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1897-01-16
AMONG THE CHURCHES.
NTstbodist Episcopal.

The EpWorth League OF Grace M. =
Church will hold divine services tomorrow
afternoon at the Home for Aged Women
ON Bergen avenue.
In Trinity Church, York street, tomorrow
evening thefe will be a special revival
service, preceded by a service of song.
Following these the pastor will preach on
a very interesting topic.
C6fnmurdors have taken place at st;
PauIs Methodist Episcopal the last two
Sunday evenings and another special re-
vival service will be held tomorrow even
Ing. A Special feature of the occasion will
be congregational inquiry, led BY the large
choir of young people. The pastor, Rev.
T. q. Mayhadn, Will preach at both the
services tomorrow.
h revival services m the Simpson
Church, Central avenue, Mr.. Halleron,
pastor, have. progressed very favorably
his week. Rev. L. Johnson, one Of the
most eloquent local ministers of Brooklyn,
will preach tomorrow might. The pros
pect for an extensive revival in. this church
Is very bright. Meetings next week also.
The revival in the Emory M. E.
Ghurch continues with great interest.
night. The Wesley Evangelists will as
sist the pastor, DR.. Lowrie, tomorrow,
and during the coming week. No such
for years. The sDorr family, consisting
of father, mother and son, sing during the
services witt great effect.
ProtestnDt Episcopal.
In the st. sepu1cher Church in London
there was. found In an old chest recently
the ben which in the Stuart times used to
be rtang by the crier outside the cell OF
a condemned felon ON the might before
executions The bell will he hung up in
a conspicuous place in the church.
The interior of the Church of the Holy
Cross. Arlington and Claremont ave-
nues, presents a very pretty appearance,
peang ga aate y tS aec %s1t fba The hs d bslsm AROUND af I'D
top Of the wall, the texts over saeristy
door and. the decorations in the vestf-
bule are truly artistic. The designs and
the. work was executed by a parishioner.
The ST. Aibaii's Guild of the Church Of
avenues, held its regular weekly meeting
Wednesday evening. As is the custom,
a paper was read. which is afterward dis
ensssd by the members, Mr. Joseph
titled symbolism in Workshops
other Churches.
The First Congregational Church, for
merry South Bergen Reformed Church, Is
prospering wonderfully since the union
at the annual meeting of the church on
"Wednesday. evening when Rev. John T..
Seaddef said;-It may soon be necessary
Mf. scudder. "fof already ready the sas Sunday msv;
school room has to be used to accom-.
MEDIATE the conservation. pr. Grant
e wiahes the e ss aYq Il for re 6 ood the c shares; and
81 Church Building Society will lend Sc LOCO
fer the purpose with interest. There are
two mortgages on the house, ameunting
money loaned. Messrs. CRAZE s .nG
Cooper, of the Hill CONGREGATION were
elected trustees ITO succeed Messrs w
II. Turner and George Grouse, who re-
signed. The other trustees elected are
Messrs. -Gerow, of the Hill, and Parsons
RuWlai1d and Gould. of the Tabernacle.
The Rev. >, Lester Wells will give To-
morrow evening, in the Tabernacle, .
s~tereopticon sermon IN saThe worlds prep
His childhood and youth, 80 =
The Rev. Ferdinand G. IgIehardt Of
Brooklyn, on Tuesday evening viii jnS.
tuie at the Second u. P. Church.. Han
cock avenue. His subject will ha.
'Erains, Drawn and Bread" -
". M. =. A.
Tine z. M. @: A. will hold services no
morrow afternoon at Hasbrouck Hall
The mems meeting tomorrow VIII he ia
enlarge of members of the Association
AN men are invited.
The gymnasium classes are now In an.
Grafton Prof. Fred Schnarbel is the IN
Inc I. nj. i. Is well patronized. B,l.
lialSs apd pool are in demand.
Miss Amelia s. Phillips, .Janet Mac
doiiald,o, with give an Illustrated address
at the Y. M. G. A. Thursday EVENING AZ
3 O'clock. The public are invited. The
afadlital meeting will occur at this time.
REPORTS OF pres dent, general secretary
and committees will BE read and there viii
be an election of directors.