The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1899-01-21
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afternoon, in Hasbrouck Institute. of in
tense interest. j. Alfred Judge of the
First United States Volunteer Engineer
Corps will appear in full uniform and de-
liver his thrilling war address, entitled
THE New Yankee Doodle" The talk viii
contain several "reminiscences OF the
Porto Rico campaign that every mar in
Jersey City ought to hear about. Private
Judge is not only a good soldier, but has
quite a reputation as a pulpit orator, and
his addresses Invariably interest his au-
diences. Undoubtedly a large number Will
turn cut tomorrow afternoon to hear Pri-
vate Judge tell of his war experiences.
Special music has been provided for this
occasion in the person of William G..
Bell. the noted baritone singer of the
Thirty-fourth Street Reformed Church Of
New York City.
Simpson Methodist.
The revival services held this week at
Simpson M. E. Church, Central avenue
and Fleet street. with Major and Mrs.
Williams and Ensign Mcdowell assisting
Pastor A~ylesworth. have been most sue
cessful. Between twenty and thirty con-
versions have been made.
81 have never seen such ~revivals be-
FORE said Pastor Aylesworth, at Wednes-
day nights crowded meeting.
Miss Minnie Cole, deaconness of the
church. will organize a sewing school
this afternoon with the sixty members of
the Junior League as nucleus.
Summit Avenue Baptist.
Rev. Walter ]. Swaffield will preach to-
morrow morning on Justified and Glori-
fed" His evening sermon will be ''Thc
Choice of Moses This will be preceded
by a prelude on ssOur Church and Our
Country delivered by Miss Mary G..
Burdette of Chicago. Forty conversions
were made at the revival services of the
past week. Seven were baptised last
night and three more will be baptised to-
morrow night. Special services will be
held on Monday, Wednesday and Friday
of next week.
First Congregational.
The Rev. John L, Scudder begins, to-
morrow evening, the course of lectures
for the young people of his flock. His
subject will be, THE Pilgrims Progress"
h topics of the various lectures will be:
Escape I'm the Church. The
Wicket Gate Interpreters House."
TT Burden Buried" THE Hill Diff
Guilty" 1.-TWO Awful Valleys. Vanity
Fair" .sGiant Despair THE journeys
End
st. Johns e. L.
AT st. Johns Evangelical Lutheran
Church, Summit avenue and North street,
the choir, under Organist H. F. A.
Michels, have been busy preparing the
elaborate musical programme which will
be presented at the services a week from
tomorrow. Rev. Mr.. Faust will occupy
the pulpit at st. Johns tomorrow. The
pastor. Rev. J.. C. R. Luhrs, will o~ficiate
at both services in st. Paul's Church,
Summit and st. Paul's avenues.
Evangelical Lutheran st. Trinitatis
An Ante-Lenten concert will be held
during the last week in February, at ST.
Trinitatis' Evangelical Lutheran Church,
Bowers street. 1t will consist of music,
~elocution and religious, classical tab
leau. The members of the church. sun
day-school and choir are actively re-
hearsing for the event.
PaIisade Methodist.
At Palisade NJ. E. Church, New York
avenue and North street, the pastor, the
Rev. P. G. Blight, will, tomorrow even
ing, preach the third of a series of SER
mons, taking for his topic. The Way
ward Boy: His Return Home and Re-
ception.'' Special music will be a feature
of the seryiceS.
ST. PauI Methodist
There will be revival services at st.
Paul M. E. Church, on the evenings of
Tuesday, Wednesday and Thursday. A
special song service will be given on
Monday evening. 1t will be in charge of
an experienced instructor. The revival
meeting will be continued as indications
warrant.
Swedish Lutheran.
The Rev. J.. e. Olsen will preach tomor-
row morning at the Swedish Lutheran
Ebenezer Church, and at the evening
services Rev. ]. Danielson of Newark
will occupy the pulpit. Rev. S. F. Tel
leen, the new pastor of the church, will
assume charge July 1.
WaverIy Congregational.
At the Waverly Congregational Church,
Booraem. near Palisade avenue, the
pastor, Rev. Lewis w. Barney, Phi. D.,
will preach tomorrow morning on the
Transmission of Devine Energy" His
evening topic will be Gain and Loss"
Services begin at 1915 A. NJ. and s P. NJ.
Central Avenue Reformed
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