The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1898-12-10
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st. Johns Post U. S. Church Army.
Gospel meetings are held every evening
at 7:45 o'clock with fifteen minutes Of pre-
linlinary song service.
Children's meetings are on Thursday aft
ternoons at four o'clock. Parents are corr
daily invited
There are .ehalk talks on Monday
evenings at 7,45. 1t is suggested that
those who attend the @caalk talks
bring with them not only their Bible, but
note book and pencil. Making notes by
the wayside is the best way to remember
the landmarks.
The mothers meetings occur on fnurs-
day afternoon at two o'clock, at the
rooms Of the st. Andrews Worlxingrnen's
Association, No. 723 Grand street. All
women are invited. Instructive lectures
once a month.
Sunday afternoons at $50 O'Clock the
men Of the post are cordially invited to
attend the meeting at the rooms Of the
st. Andrews Workingrnen's Association,
ents, the leader, will be glad to greet
you. Go and enjoy the meeting.
First Congregatinnalist.
The members of the Mems Club Of the
First Congregational Church, Bergen and
Boyd avenues, have completed all orange
ments for the big turkey dinner which
they are to give the members of the
church. This all important event is to
take place Sunday evening in the chapel,
and the assistance of the fair sex Will nor
be sought. Twice before the members
were successful at such an undertaking
and no fears are entertained of failure
this time, as the men have had quite some
experience in ~surmounting the obstacles
of a kitchen. At $50 an entertainment
will be given in the lecture room. Those
in charge of the dinner are:-Chief tar-
key cook, George w. Russell; head val
ter, George M. Craig; assistant walters,
S. r. Collins and E. B. Sperry; reception
committee, Rev. John L. Scudder; cary
ing committee. G. v. H. Post; assistant
carvers, M. Fl. Kelsey, George E. Wanner
and d.. c.. Haring; doorkeepers, r. D..
Wynkoop and w. Fl. Dram; ice e
William Calvin and j. Edward Ham
mond; decorating committee, G. O. Van
Wart; assistants, r. M. Gerow and Will
lam Nichers. Waiters-Table /, i. H.
Hail. Frank Calvin. c.. A. Crossley and w.
F. Dunn; table &c. H.. Cooper, f. M.
Gerow, A. Gobesch and H. G. Jones: ta-
bic SC. A. Crosby. l. p. Wishart, &C. F.
Landfier. II. Lutier: table IS. H. Lewis,
Arthur Viekers, H. l. Griswold; table p
d, Post and j. A. Resch; table Sired
erick Higgins, George Reinhardt,i c.. II.
Saums and George w. Saxton.
Bergen Baptist Branch.
Mrs. M. Guindon. of New York, will
address the members of the Sunday
school, in their rooms, ON Linden avenue.
tomorrow afternoon. She has an inter-
esting subject for the afternoon. Mrs.
Guirdon win also sing and will accompany
herself on the auto-harp.
English Lutheran.
h teachers Of the Sunday school of
the English Lutheran Church of the Re-
deemer are busy drilling the scholars for
the first Christmas entertainment. which
is to be given on December IA. The ladies
are preparing an excellent programme
and are being assisted by members of
the Lutheran Choral Union.
Bergen Reformed.
Rev. DR.. Brett, President of the New
Jersey Christian Endeavor Union, presid-
ed last night at a conference of the pas
tors, presidents Of societies and members
of the Executive Committee of the Union
County Christian Endeavor Union, held
in the Second Presbyterian>Cllurch Eliza
beth. The conference was in the nature
of an open parliament, ana was preceded
by a supper, served at seven O'Clock.
Waverly Congregational.
The fair which was started at the Wav-
erly Congregational Church. Thursday
evening. will close tonight. It has been
pretty well patronized. 1t is held under
the joint auspices of the Ladies Aid So
ciety and the Kings Daughters.
Park Reformed.
The Rev. DR.. Morgan, of the Park Re-
formed Church will tomorrow evening.
preach the third of a series of sermons
from the Twenty-third Psalm. His sub
ject will be, Restoration, Guidance and
Notice"
Al the invitation Of the Rev. DR.. Nor
gan, an the superintendents of the Junior
Endeavor Societies and their assistants
in the county will enjoy a supper i'll the
parIors of the Park Reformed Church,
Monday evening next, after which there
will be a full discussion of affairs pertain
ing TO the work of the societies. The OBJ
ject is to effect a closer organization aud
equip it for better work.
The Rev. William Walter Clark, Field
Secretary of the Domestic Mission Board
of the Reformed Church, win deliver an
address at the Park Reformed Churcn on
"Our Domestic Missions and Needs
On Friday evening the Ladies Fund
Church Society will hold a box sale.
Each box will contain something of the
value of ten cents, possibly more. They
will be sold at ten cents apiece, the pur-
chaser not being aware of the contents
until after purchase.
The Christmas entertainment will be
held on Friday evening, December %.
Great preparations are being made Tor the
ven
Y N. C. a, Notes,
The Young Mems Christian Association
will give a most excellent entertainment
in their rooms, Crescent and Harrison
avenues. Prof. S. T. Ford will give some
very humorous and quaint dialects and
representations. Professor Ford has few
equals in his line in the country. The en-
tertainment will be free to members, all
others must pay fifty cents. Owing TO
the unprecedented demand for tickets
gentlemen only will be admitted;
General Secretary Charles b. Brown, of
the Young Mems Christian Association,
who has received a unanimous call 10 the
ST. Louis Association, has not yet accept
ed the call. Mr.. Brown has been given
two weeks to decide the matter. The
probabilities are that Secretary Brown
will accept.
James Methodist.
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