The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1898-12-24

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year and viii be followed by a revival
| service. Revsval meetings will be held
| Sunday, Wednesday ard Thursday even
ings next week and will be continued with
| the new year. On Monday evening next,
at. 7.sc, the Christmas festivities of the
| Sunday School. with a cantata by selected
members, win be held, There VII be Choir
uses by the school,, sustained by choir and
| orchestra, and followed by Christmas
| presents to the scholars. To meet ex-
| penses, all not members of the school
will be charged an admission fee.A SUI
| perintendent L. N. Martin and his assist
ants promise a rich entertainment.
Hedding M. E.
Sunday school Christmas Monday even
ing:-Singing, "Hark the Herald Angels
Sing" school; prayer, by the pastor;
Christmas, Daisy Olson, Myrtle Small,
La Rue Taylor Leah Piercy, Hazel
| Woods, Blanche Conklin. Jennie Courtney,
sGertfes. Neary, Laurine. Gericke, Helen
Bowers; song, Merry Christmas to All"
primary department.; recitation and song,
"A Christmas Greeting" Carrie Courtney.
Sadie Baldwin, Madaline Miller; RECITATION
christmas Day.t Esther Altz; The
Little Stranger. George Piercy. .The
Two Little Stockings" Elizabeth Sands;
"A Christmas Wish" Herbert Wilson;
How the Wise Men Found the Christ
Child" Annie Netterman, Bonnie Doane,
George Stanwood, Celia Schady, Mamie
Jameson, Herbert Wilson; recitation,
christmas Morning Willie Prescott,
"a Wonderful Story, Carrie Courtney;
solo. Dear Little Stranger Sadie Bald
win: recitation, 'Christmas Bells Ger
fprtdaM GihcNr. ~, tho DaI1c b, 7 AMIGA
O'Brien, May Harvey, Sadie Epton, Flor
ence Mailman, Kittie Leyiness; solo
Jesus, Our King George Mulry; Star
and Candles Blanche Mutt, Louis Nc
ence Mailman, John McGie. sadie Epton.
Joison Day; recitation, THE Child of
Nazareth" Mabel Bowers: song, smae
Christmas Cradle Hymn; recitation,
lor. Primary department, 1.-THE Rainbow
Sisters with their Offerings" Mabel Earle,
Celia Schady, Phoebe Foss. Estelle Miller,
schaffer. Emily Mutt, Gracia Hoffman.
Maggie johnson, d Sheldrake, Jennie
g Gro5ner RECITATION Good pyss Ialg9 q
school; distribution of presents.
Bergen Baptist.
At a recent business meeting of the
Bergen Baptist. Church a committee was
appointed to arrange for services in cele-
bration of the fortieth anniversary of the
church, which will be held on February
z. The committee represents every de-
partment of the church, and is as fol-
lows:-The Rev. ]. C. Allen. D. D., pas
tor; A. E.. Farrier, church clerk; Thomas
Miller. chairman of the Boar of Dea-
cons; Thomas w. Leake, President of the
Board of Trustees; Edward S. Brown,
superintendent of. the Branch school:
Aid Society; Mrs. Oscar Meyers, super
intendent of the Junior Christian Endea-
yor Society; Mrs. r. g: Loosen, presi-
Peoples Christian Endeavor Society. and
John b. Apologize, superintendent OF the
Home Sunday school. 1t is also proposed
in connection with the services TO take
d thanks offering and with the proceeds
establish a sinking fund for the liquida-
ton of the church debt.
Church of the Redeemer E. L.
The Ladies of the English Lutheran
Church of the Redeemer, on Linden ave
nue., G%reenville, are preparing for the first
Christmas entertainment o fthat church,
which is to be held Tuesday evening.
The programme promises to be an appro-
pirate one for such IN OCCASION. The
members of the Sunday School will then
be presented with books and boxes OF
candy.
st. Paul G. E. L.
There will be a special choral service
tomorrow morning and evening at st.
Paul's German Lutheran Church. In the
evening also the children will hold their
Christmas festival. The musical pro,
gramme, both morning and evening, Will
Smith.
st. Johns p. e,
AT St. Johns p. E. Church, Summit
avenue, of which Rev. E. L. Stoddard is
rector, Holy Communionfwill be admins
tered at 6 and 7:3O A. M. At 10:45 A. NJ.
Holy Communion will be administered
and there will be a sermon delivered and
the choir will render a fine musical pro-
gramme, the details of which are given
above.
Y M. C. A. Notes.
Samuel Colcord OF New York, who adj
dressed an audience Of nearly a thousand
persons at the Academy. of Music recently
will again lecture on the 'Falacies Of
gersoll' tomorrow afternoon. The meet
ing will be held in the Tabernacle, and
will be unde the auspices of the I. M.
C. A. Admission will be free to all, and
ladies will be welcome.
Evangelical Lutheran st. Trinitatis
A new choir of sixteen boy voices will
assist in the musical programme of to-
morrow's services at the German Evan
gelical Lutheran Church on Bowers
street. The Choir has two violin s~oloists.
The services throughout the day will be
of an elaborate character. The church
and Sunday School will be beautifully dec
grated. In The evening the Sunday
School will hold its Christmas festival.
Second Reformed Church of Hudson
City.
The Sunday school OF the Second Rel
formed Church of Hudson City. win held
it's Christmas festival tomorrow after
noon. over three hundred presents will
be distributed to officers, teachers and
scholars
Simpson Methodist.
At Simpson Methodist Church tomor
rows observance win begin with a sun
rise service rollcall. At the regular
morning service Pastor Aylesworth will
preach upon The Light of the World
A splendid musical programme. which
will be found under the general story of
Christmas church music, will be rendered.
In the evening Prof. Tomlins, choral di-
sitiop, who so delighted a great audience
of local church singers at Hedding Church
last Tuesday evening. will takeScharge of
the music. He will also made an address
on the subject of Spiritual Significance
of Song, At the Epworth League SER
vice, which will precede the regular SER
vice. Mr.. William p. Crooks will have
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