The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1898-11-05
Simpson Methodist,

Simpson Methodist.
Holy Communion will be celebrated at
Simpson Methodist Church tomorrow
morning, and on tomorrow evening the
fifth and last of the series of sermons
ON Young Men of the Bible'' will be
preached. The theme is, Moses the
Monarehsof All Time Sermon and en-
tire service will be Illustrated by the
On Thursday evening Prof. H. T..
Chamberlain will give the Story Of Cuba
and the Cuban War, as Illustrated by
Eidlson's wonderful moving pictures, and
Mt. Macnil will assist him in his superb
iy illustrated songs. one hundred
and nfty magnificent Illustrations will
be exhibited. The entertainment will be
under the auspices of Simpson Sunday
School.
The Kings Daughters WEI meet at the
vroom street. The PASTORS Auxiliary
will hold their regular business meeting
on Thursday afternoon. This society is
making itself and its work felt in the
community as we'll as in the church
which 1t represents.
The brotherhood will hold its monthly
meeting m the lecture room and arrange
Tor Its next public meeting. The society
is steadily increasing in membership.
FIRST Presbytorian, Hobokon.
Miss Malvinia Murphy, of Maryland.
will sing a soprano solo. entitled Fear
Not Ye, Q Israeli tomorrow evening, IN
the First Presbyterian Church. at Sixth
and Hudson streets. HOAoken Miss Muir
ply is a talented singer. She possesses
a very sweet and powerful soprano voice.
Second Reformed Church OF Hudson
City.
The Rev. DR.. Weber OF the Bloomfield
Seminary will preach at the Second Re-
formed Church Of Hudson City tomor-
row
Pastor Meurg's illustrated lecture on
sOur Army and Navy was a much
greater success than was anticipated. a.
great many were unable toS secure even
standing ROOM The Lecture will be re-
peated on November IS
Bergen Baptist Branch.
The Ladies' Aid Society of the Bergen
Baptist Branch Society Of Greenville are
arranging for a sociable and entertain
ment, Friday evening, November II, in
the church room, BaInber Hail, Linden
avenue The ladies are preparing an
be served after the entertainment.
Church Of the First Born.
The new house of worship tina is be-
ing erected at Bramhafi and Ocean ave-
nues, by the Faith Curists. members of
che Church of TIE First Born, is rapidly
being put into shape for services. The
building has long been closed in and the
interior is now being pushed, in order to
have the church completed before cold
weather sets In. The building is of q
handsome white brick and stands ON the
top of the hill. 1t can be seen from
a distance of two miles on Grand street
St. Mary's Protestant Episcopal.
Sermons viii be delivered at 1920 A.
NJ. and 7:S0 P. NJ, at st. Mary's Profess
tant Episcopal Church, Hoboken avenue,
tomorrow. Holy Communion will be cell
ebrated at the 1880 A. NJ. service.
Central Avenue Reformed.
A concert, under the direction of M.
F. schwarz, will be given at the Central
evening.
daues Methodist.
The Junior Epworth League held a very
enjoyable entertainment on Thursday
evening. The programme was as fol-
lows: Chorus BY League PRAYER by Pas
land; tableau. "Our Standard chorus by
League; recitation, by Harry Lohsens pi-
ano Guett, by Miss Hattie Johnson and
Miss Bessie Newkirk; recitation. by VIII
the BrooEside," Miss Emma and Lizzie
Taylor, Joseph Davies. Westerfclt john
ston and Robert Pentland; recitation,
"Nellie's Doll :, by Annie May Johnston;
either solo, bySMiss Wfnrlie Wigner; reci-
Eatior, What the Choir Sang About the
Bonnet" by Irene EproH; song, -'shak-
Davis, Florence Moose. Ethel Bradshaw.
Lizzie Taylor, Vera Brimageon, Hattie
Johnston and Westerfelt JohnseE; recita-
ti9ns Charles kinsey; dialogue, ,,Masauer-
Johnston; recitation, by Sadie Kiersted,
tableau. Faith, Hope and Charity"
The Rev. G. Douglass will oceupy the
pulpit OF James Methodist Church tomor-
row night.
Park Reformed.
Rev. M. Mrs. Walter R. Coe, re-
turned missionaries from the Indian Ter
ritory, gave interesting addresses at the
Park Reformed Church last evening. con-
corning missionary work in the far West.
auspices of the Women's Missionary So
ciety of the church Various Reformed
Church societies were represented in the
audience.
Park Reformed Church VIII be held next
Thursday evening. Three elders and
three deacons are to be elected, and in
teresting reports will be read.
The Rev. Robert K. Wick, of the Wayne
Street Reformed Church, will occupy the
pulpit tomorrow morning. In the even
ing the Rev. DIR. Morgan will preach ON
1.-THE Sewer and the Seed
Sc Eaui meth0d1St
Autumnal Service or Old Peoples Day"
at st. Pau1's Methodist Episcopal Church,
Third street. was postponed from last
Sabbath on account of the rain, and will
be observed tomorrow morning. Superin-
tendent =. N. Martin vii make an address
to the veterans on behalf of the Sunday
School,; President +. w. Rainoth will
speak for the Epworth League. and a
representative of the Junior League will
speak for the boys and girls. The pas
tor, Rev. r.. C. Mayham, will follow with
a brief and appropriate errnon
Trinity Baptist.