The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1899-01-28

a new church is absolutely necessary.
The Rev. John Il. Heindel is we'll known
for his energy in church work and al
though a comparatively young man nc
has succeeded in building up TWO congre-
cations, and causing the erection OF two
churches IN the city of York, Pa.
TIL Board OF Trustees have decided to
build a new church in the spring, ana
Wednesday evening the Board was. given
power to select a site upon WHICH TO
build. A piece Of property was selected
hy the members of the Board Yesterday
on Warner avenue, between Rose avenue
and Henry place. Further negotiations
win be closed in u few days.
Westminster Presbyterian.
At the Westminster Presbyterian Church
Summit and Magnolia avenues, tomorrow
morning, the pastor, the Rev. Arthur M.
Thompson, DID. will preach on "Greatest
Saying In the evening his subject will
be, Burning Bridges"
Linden Avenue M. E.
A large attendance is looked for tomor-
row morning, as there are about thirty
converts who will testify at the service.
They were converted at the revival meet
ings held during the past week.
Lafayette Methodist.
The series of revival services which
nave been held during the month were
brought to a close last evening in the
chapel on Wilton street. The meeting
was unusually well attended. The pastor,
the Rev. w. S. Robinson, D. D., chose
for his subject Demonstration"
West Side Avenue M. e.
1t is hoped that the damage which re-
suited from the recent fire in the church
room will be repaired within a few days.
New carpet has been laid and several
pews are being rebuilt. Services are held
in the church, however.
St. Johns Episcopal.
A class in gymnastics for the young
ladies will be organized shortly, according
to report in the Bulletin A lecture is
scheduled for Tuesday night, to be held
in the chapel.
st. Paul. M. E
The pastor, Rev. T. c.. Mayham, will
preach at both the services tomorrow,
The special revival meetings will end
with the evening service unless new in
dications point otherwise.
The young converts class will meet in
the church parlor every Friday at 3:45
p. M. Those who cannot attend at that
time will be assigned to the Tuesday and
| thursday evening classes.
The singing class under the instruction
of Prof. G.. f. Blizzard will meet Monday
evening at 1880. Mr.. Blizzard is an X
perienced vocal instructor and has been
very successful in voice training.
Simpson Methodist.
The revival services that nave been in
progress in this church for the past few
weeks has resulted in over eighty con
versions to the present time and the work
is till in progress. The services will be
continued another week. On Sunday
morning and evening. Major William and
his assistants will be in charge, the Major
preaching On Sunday afternoon at three
O'Clock he will deliver an address on
Stun work. prison work and rescue work
among fallen women" Major Williams
has been identified with this department
of the Salvation Army work for some
time and will speak out OF the fullneSs
of his W experience. There Will be no
Afternoon services next week. Evening
services begin with a praise service at
1880 each evening. The result OF the SER
vices is visible in the greatly q~unckened
state of the church.
Volunteers Of America, Post No. 2
On Tuesday evening. an applepie ban
quet and special musical meeting will be
held in the rooms of Post No. 2, Volun-
teers of America, on Harrison avenue,
Colonel F. Lindsay. Major Anna Hughes
CAPTAIN Samuel Jones and boys from
Hope Hall will take part.
Seventh Day Adventists.
An interesting lecture was given this
evening at the Seventh Day Adventists
Church, Oak street, by Evangelist E. f
Franks of Chickering Hall, New York
The lecture was well attended.
The Vesuvius Bowling Club visited the
Catholic Club last night and the second
team of that organization rolled against
PaIisade Methodist.
AT the Palisade M. e. Church, New
York avenue, the pastor, the Rev. P. @,
Blight, will preach at both morning and
evening services. The topic of his even
ing sermon will be, Five Steps to Ruin
Second Reformed Church OF Hudson
City.
The Rev. Emil A.. Meury will preach OH
the Feast of Belshazer,'s at the Second
Reformed Church of Hudson City, Cen
trail avenue, near Franklin street, tomor-
row night.
Evangelical Lutheran st. TrinitaGi.
Great preparations are being made fol
the grand vocal, instrumental and elocu.
tionary entertainment to be given at St
Trinitatis' Evangelical Lutheran Church,
Bowers street, on Tuesday evening, Feb
ruary IS. The Arion Singing Society will
participate and grand religious tablear
will be a feature.
Greenvil1e Reformed.
The entertainment held in the church
Thursday evening, proved decidedly sue
c~essful, and netted a handsome sum fol-
the church fund.
Zion Evangelical Lutheran.
No date has yet been fixed for the en-
tertainment to be given by the member
of the Florence Dramatic Society, for the
benefit of Zion Evangelical Lutheran
Church. However,, a meeting will be held
next week at the home of Miss Minnie
Smith, at Neptune avenue and Old Ber-
gen Road, when the matter will be dis
cussed and a date fixed. Miss Smith has
undertaken the Management of the en-
tertainment, which will probably be held
in Columbia Hall, Ocean and Gator ave
nues.
The Rev. William Sanft has not yet de.
cided when ground will be broken for the
new church., but hopes to have the work
begun before spring, as available fun
are in hand for that purpose.
Second United Presbyterian.
The Ladies' Home Missionary Society
Of the Second United Presbyterian
Church, Hancock avenue, elected the fol
lowing officers at Thursday nights meet.
ing:-Mrs. James Parker. President: Mrs
ezra CollinS Vice President. Miss lizzie