Evening journal., 1906-10-20
CHRISTIAN WORKERS

evening an informal farewell service
WIN be held at which the departing
pastor, the Rev William Writ King,
and members Of the official board will
make addresses
The closing services Of the 117th an
niversary OF Asbury NJ. e. Church VIII
be held Tomorrow. The Rev. NJ L.
Gates. d. D., former pastor OF AS
bury will preach in the evening. Spe-
cial music and evangelistic services
will be features Of the day
The second sermon in the series now
being preached on Sunday evenings by
the Rev. Il. A. McCurdy. ID. d.. at the
Central Presbyterian Church. upon the
subject, what Men Are Now Think
ing About" win be delivered to-mor-
row evening. The first sermon was
preached TO a large audience and at
tracted considerable attention.
The Rev. Samuel A. Eliot. ID. d., OF
Boston, president OF the American
Unitarian Association. VIII preach at
the First Unitarian Church. West
street above Eighth street, tomorrow
at 1O.45 o'clock
The Rev. Joel S. Glhllan. OF Newark.
win preach at Kingswood NJ. H. Church
tomorrow. evening.
The Ladies' Aid Society OF Wesley
NJ. Z. Church viii hold a bake satur-
day afternoon, October 20th, at the
home OF Mrs. Beckley. No. 1927 Lam
caster avenue. All are asked to give
and bring. Profits viii 90 TO the bene-
1t OF the Aid Society.
The Rev. c. A. Hil, OF st. Pauls NJ.
%. Church. will preach tomorrow
morning on "The SIN OF Bribery" At
7.30 I'm the evening the twentieth an
niversary exercises of the Christian
| Endeavor Society OF the church win be
held.
Old Folks Day win be observed by
the North Baptist Church tomorrow
morning. Pastor william l.. Pettingill
will preach a sermon OF special in
terest TO the Old Folks.
The evening subject OF the Rev. John
NJ Arters at Madeley NJ. Il. Church
tomorrow win be High Treason"
The Rev A. B. Rudd OF Porto Rico,
win speak at the Second Baptist
Church tomorrow evening on the sub
ject "Our New Island Possession
Porto Rico"
Tho Rev. r. L. Jackson Of White
Plains. n. Y, viii occupy the pulpit Of
5 Hanover Presbyterian Church to-mor.
{ row.
Probation After Death" win be thi
{ subject discussed at the First Churcl
I Of Christ. Scientist service tomorrow
morning at IL o'clock.
The twenty-ffth anniversary OF the
, Mt. Salem Auxiliary OF the Woman's
! Foreign Missionary Society will be
held in Mount Salem Church nexi
Sunday morning at 1890 o'clock. Dr
Samuel Gurney, medical missionary Of
, Rhodesia, Africa, will deliver the ad-
dress.
Rev. Samuel Gurney. medical mis-
: sionary Of Rhodesia, Africa, will speak
for the Hannah Riddle STANDARD
, Bearers in Riddle Chapel, on Sunday
afternoon next at 3 o'clock
There will be a special musical SER
vice at Trinity (EpiscopaD Church or
Sunday evening next. The first OF q
r series TO be held on the third sunday
evening Of each month during the COM
, ing winter The program will include
the Magnificent and Nunc Dimittis n
! ID. by Marks. and Mendelsohn's "Heai
MY Prayer" The choir under th'
direction OF Mr.. T. Leslie Carpenter
consists Of about twenty well-trainet
voices, and just now Is doing particu.
larly fine work al all the services n
% Trinity Church. The soloists are Mrs
Leonard =. Wales, soprano; Mrs. L
=. Harrington. contralto; Mr.. J. New.
> man Davis tenor; and Mr. Leonard e
p Wales. bass.
e The public are cordially invited t'
o attend the service.
n AT West Presbyterian Church OF
= Sunday the pastor, Rev. Alexander
, Alison, Jr., will have message at th'
A morning hour for the discouraged. ant
!, at the evening hour for the overconh
dent. AT 1890 the theme will be
Turning Defeat Into Victory" and a
80 Turning Victory Into Defeat" A
light he will endeavor 10 point out tn
. yeak spot IN much OF our so-called per
onal reformation, explaining why it !
y that those who make good resolution
S so often fail TO keep them. Men an
r young men are made welcome in Wes
4 Church, the evening audience being al
r ways largely made up Of males. TIL
j. new hymn folder last week drew fort
e favorable comment and the songs wer
s sung with spirit and enthusiasm.
n
n large chorus choir will lead the sing
:. ing
: The church auditorium is receivin
the finishing touches and It is almoi
certain that the reopening viii taH
place on the 4th OF November. tn
lthirty-eighth anniversary OF the churc
and Sabbath school. II so. the openin
+, service in the morning will be a con
! munion and the evening the sabbat
: school anniversary.
The following musical numbers wi
be rendered by Professor Clymer's cho
Sunday:
= Anthem. 20 Praise the Lord" Dank'
!. offertory chorus, HE eLadeth Me-" Nc
Afee; p. m, Calvary" Rodney; due
and chorus, "Why Not Say Yes To
= night?" Eichlorn.
r. CH [S AM FN0FAV0R