The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1898-07-23
AMONG THE CHURCHES.

clGT&yIlGU Will JakG part.
AMONG THE CHURCHES.
Simpson Methodist.
The morning topic Of the Rev. Mr..
Aylesworth, at tomorrow's services, at
Simpson Methodist Church, will be
1.-THE Kings Palace" In the evening he
will discourse on THE Hymns we sing,
and why we sing Them
The family of Pastor Aylesworth IS
summering at Thousand Islands. with Mr..
A~ylesworth's father-in-law Jacob Put
nam, President of the First National Bank
of Clayton. Mr.. Aylesworth will soon
start on his own vacation. He intends to
visit Halifax. Returning he will stop at
Boston and after visiting Old paTishioE-
ers among the Berkshire Hills, will make
his way to the Thousand Islands, and re-
turn with his family after a brief soJourn.
Trinity Baptist.
The wheeling division of the Baptist
Young Peoples Society, of Trinity Bap-
fist Church, enjoy a run to some favorite
resort every Thursday evening.
The primary department. of the Sunday
School enjoyed an outing at Rock Cellar
Park, near Gutenberg, last Tuesday. The
little folk reached the park after a de-
lfghtful trolley ride. The committee which
arranged for The event was composed of
Miss Pauline Sehorr. teacher of the de-
part.aent; Miss Annie Werner and Mrs.
George Bolkner. Al the park the young
folk enjoyed all sorts of amusements.
There was a foot race. a potato race and
a shoe race. HamnOcks were stretched
and the swings were r-nonopolized. Super
mi endent w. s. Bagshaw. Of the Sunday
School. and Pastor r. II. Johnson were
present and both assisted the committee
in looking after the welfare and enjoy
ment Of tho little ores.
The Rev. James. s. MacIpness. win fill
the pulpit both morning and evening To-
tor Of the PEOPLES BAPTIST Church. Of
New York City. Pastor Johnson will spend
tomorrow at Arnityville, L II He Will
be accompanied bv Mrs. Johnson.
Miss Susie May ireland, Albright young
niece OF Pastor Johnson, who has been
enjoying a two weeks stay at the rectory,
will return to A~rnityville. her home, to-
morrow.
Wayne Street Reformed.
At the Wayne Street Reformed Church
tomorrow evening the pastor, the Rev.
Robert K. Wick, will preach 9 sermon
touching on the present war. His subject
will be: Does It Pay to Fight2' The dis
course promises to be very interesting.
In the absence of Miss Paddock, the
regular organist. who is now away on. a
vacation, Mrs. H Lockwood will fill the
position. Mrs. Lockwood played with
much success at the services last Sunday
and viii play during the remainder of the
month.
English Lutheran. GreenvilIe.
The new English Lutheran Church
which was started some two months ago
nv the Rev. Eugene p. Ne1ldewitz Of the
Holy Trinity Lutheran Church of this
city and a number of G~reenyille luther
ans. who resigned from the Zion Evan
gelical Lutheran Church on MeAd0o ave
nue., was organized two weeks ago. The
new house of Worship on Linden avenue
is called the Church of the Redeerner. The
! Rev. G. r.. Burger. who was placed IN
charge of the new movement, took IN
his residence in Greenville Thursday and
he is now in q position TO do good work
in the new field.
Evangelical Lutheran St. Trinitatis
Great preparations have been made for
the twenty-fourth annual Sunday seheol
picnic and surnnernight's festival 70 take
| place at Schuetzen Park, Union Hill, next
| Monday. There will be a street parade
of the Sunday school before e~tn5areln8
nv trolley car at Bowers street Il ZEN
| trail avenue for the Park. Theirs will be
lots of amusements provided Tor aIl-oig
and little. A portion Of the proceeds VIII
go towards the purchase of Christmas
gifts for the children next winter. Pastor
Hafer is bending all his energies TO make
the affair a grand success.
ST. Johns Evangelical Lutheran.
Pastor Luehrs of the st. Johns Evan
| gelical Lutheran Church. at North street
and Summit ayenue will leave on Aug
list In. to attend Inc dEilttaI 1bit-tNjtSE
Of the German Evangelical Lutheran
Church at Rochester. The new parsonage
will be dedicated on August f. 4 special
programme will be arranssd f s, eaer-
tor and his family vii. not move therein
until about September l..
st. Mary's Protestant Episcopal.
The Rev. Or. Warren, rector Of st.
Mary's EPISCOPAL Church. with Mrs. War
rem, are enjoying a brief ~sojourn at Sara
toga. There will be service at 1920 4. M.
| tomorrow. The Rev. Mr.. Rowland, of
| New York. will o~ficiate.
st. Par1 Methodist.
ST. Paul Methodist Episcopal, Third
street. between Erie and Grove streets:
| The pastor, the Rev. T. G. Mayham. will
preach at 1899 A. NJ. and al 30 z n.
| MORNING subject. ssThe King in His Beau
tv:'' evening". "Victory from Defeat All
seats free.
Second Reformed Church OF Hudson
City.
The regular morning service will be
| conducted by the Rev. 2. A. Meury: at
the Second Reformed Church of Hudson
City t 9ianaroed with sd during the heatea
term.
Palisade Methodist.
Pastor Blight and his family will spend
the month Of August anon the Catskils;
During his vacation he viii return and
| preach short sermons every Sunday.
Second United Presbyterian.
The Rev. DIR. Parker. pastor Of the Sec
ond United PRESBYTERIAN Church., Hancock
avenue. will deliver discourses tomorrow
as follows: At 1O:45 A. NJ, "a Great Bene-
diction''; at 4 F. NJ. Proof OF Gods
Goodness; to the young people at p.
M, How to Have a Happy Home"
CHURCH NOTICES.