The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1898-06-04
English Lutheran, Greenville.

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At the morning. service tomorrow in the
new English Lutheran Church on Lindsn
avenue, Greenville, which was recently
started by the Rev. Eugene E. NeudeWitz
Church, the Rev. S. 6. Burger VIII take
charge. From then on Mr.. Burger will
remain as pastor of the church., and Will
shortly make a canvass of the dtSJr1ct IN
order to enroll more members. The SER
vices tomorrow will be held at eleven Z
NJ: and $3.50, The following pastors VII
R~emensnyder, DID. President Of the
". Il. Main of Brooklyn; Rev. J. F.
York and the Rev. E.. E. Neudewitz-
From June IL the hours of service will be
changed, ana on that date Sunday school
will be neid at nalIrp fhink nln tba u rs I
young folk should have the afternoons
for themselves. The morning service
will immediately follow the s sunday nd ga sehoot
half-past seven.
The Rev. s. c. Burger, who is to take
charge enIagea Of b the work ySreld N een afndies G lagt
Thursday, and this, of course, Will pc as
first field of labor. The Synod of West
Pennsylvania last fall gave Mr. Burger
permission to preach for one year, as ne
will not be ordained until the Synod
meets this coming September. He gradi-
ated from the Gettysberg Seminary.
and was born in Quincy, Pa.
Bergen Baptist.
The American flag, which was recently
raised in the Steeple of the Bergen Bap-
list Church has attracted much attention
and the sight is indeed a pretty one The
flag is fully $50 feet from the ground, and
is gracefully floating from a pole which IS
protruding from one of the windows. The
nag was raised IN the day when the
children were to take their May walk. by
Mr.. Applegate, the Sunday school Superin-
tendent, and will remain up until the
war ends.
st. Matthews G. F.. L.
The dedication exercises Of St. Mat
thew's German Evangelical Lutheran
Church have been postponed until Sunday,
Mems Lutheran Association viii be held
Monday at Schuetzen Park, Greenville.
Al the last meeting Of the club a date
plaee SCI on i Jnly sn 81 a e Roek iand' Lake o on the TIC
West Shore Railroad.
Grace p. E., Greenvil1e.
The Rev. Percival {. Pyle of the Grace
P. 3. Church, Greenville, will probably
have the work on that church started
about the first of next week. The little
edihce will receive a new coat OF paint
and the fence around the grounds will be
repaired. The grass plots will also re-
ceive attention from the gardener.
Pastor Pyle will not take any vacation
this summer, as he did last year, but, VIII
walt until next summer. when he Will go
abroad again.
Park Reformed.
The Rev. Howard j. Suydam, a former
pastor Of the Park Reformed Church, will
occupy the pulpit tomorrow morning and
evening III the absence of the Rev. DR..
synod who'd now in session at Asbury PARK.
Everyone present thoroughly enjoyed
the entertainment and strawberry festi-s
val held in the church parlors on Thurs
the Willing Circle of Kings Daughters. 1t
proved a very delightful affair.
Linden Avenue M. E.
An the Linden Avenue Nj. e. Church,
corner Of Linden and Ocean n IN
the evening a service OF song will be
given. with an address by the pastor,
Of the HYMNS These narratives are
very Impressive and pathetic. A lawn
party win be given next door to the old
M. e. church on Linden avenue next Fri-
day evening, June 10.
Evangelical lutheran St. Trinitatis
Trinity sunday will be observed at the
E ESaTaS famorr nsfnera The ss Is, Ira n tIis
Rev. p. Hafer's sermon In the evening
win be:-"We have to be born anew"
Wayne Street Reformed.
The Ladies' Guild Of the Wayne Street
Reformed Church gave q strawberry fes-
fival and entertainment last evening IN
the Sunday school room md there WAS
4 very large attendance present. The
programme was a most enjoyable one and
consisted of q duet, by Miss +. Van Cleef
and Mr.. Paddock; vocal solo. Happy
Mis- B8ssie johnson and Mr.. George
Becker. #nd violin solo, Mr.. Fred Decker.
rho inteTior of the room was profusely
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