The evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1907-1908, 1907-12-07
EAST ORANGE.

Mum Avenue Presbyterian Church: The
Rev. DIR. James M. Ludlow will devote the
evening service to the interests of the
Presbyterian Brotherhood of America, and
1t will be conducted under the auspices OF
the Mems Club. award II. butcher will
present a report of the recent convention
Rev. John j. Moment will make brief adj
dresses on the history and outlook of his
movement DR.. Ludlow will preach in the
morning.
Arlington Avenue Presbyterian Church:
The. morning service, at II O'clock, win be
conducted by the Rev. John NJ. Thomas.
In the evening at 5 o'clock Mr.. Thomas
will speak on THE Aramaic Papyri Re
Gently Discovered in Upper Egypt and
Their Bearing on the Bible" This dis
coyery Is remarkable, as being the actual
time of Nehemiah. and mentioning by
name the Biblical characters Jehohannan,
the high priest, and Sanballat, Governor
Of Samaria. The music ut. the services
VIII be: M~orning-Organ prelude, Andante
IN f, Barnett; organ offertory, Inter-
mezzo, Bizet; organ postlude, Offertoire
IN z, .Wely. E~yening-Organ prelude,
tiste; organ offertory, Elevation, Batiste;
organ postlude, Verset, Batiste.
Christ Episcopal Church: The services
. a. m, Holy Communion; II a. M, morning
prayer. and sermon, by the Rev, c.. e.
Hutchinson; 3 p. m, Sunday school: 5 p.
m, evening prayer and sermon, the fourth
IN a series on 'The Book of Revelation
~ mug QTdyeT-ITeluut, EdSIOIdle, AOu-
bois; venite. Plainsong; TIE Deum in A.,
Parker; Benedictus, Plainsong; offertory,
And l Saw Another Angel Stanford:
postlude, March, Dubois. Evening PRAYER
Prelude, Chorale, "Wachet Auf," Bach;
Magnifcat and Nunc Dimittis in f, Lee
mare; offertory, righteous Art Thou, o
Lord" West; postlude, Finale (Fourth
Sonata), Mendelssohn.
Trinity Congregational Church,: The sub
ject OF the morning sermon by the pastor
will be 9TH Inspiration Of the New Tesla
ment In the Light of It's Origin" AT the
vespers the brief address will take up the
question of Motives, Unworthy and
Worthy" The musical program for morn
ing and afternoon follows: Eleven o'clock
service-Prelude, LIE Fevre; anthem, Lord
Saviour, Like a Shepherd, Lead U.s.
Neidlinger; postlude, Widor. Vespers at
4:30-Prelude, Batiste; anthem, 20, How
Lovely Maker; solo SOLO ana enorns ss., my
La Maigre. On December p the more ex-
work, Lord Hear My Prayer" by
Mendelssohn, will be rendered by the
chorus and solo soprano.
First Reformed Church: The Rev. w.
Warren Giles will preach morning, 1880,
and evening, 7:45. Morning subject, How
the Inner Light Became Darkness and
What Rekindled 1t" evening subject.
..Christ's Message to a Dependent Soul"
Brick Presbyterian Church: The subject
for the sermon at the morning service will
be: Acceptable Words" text, The
preacher sought to find out acceptable
words. and tina which was written up
rightly, even words Of TRUTH" Ecclesiastes
xiii, 10. In the evening the Rev. DR..
Charles Townsend will occupy h pulpit.
Elmwood Presbyterian Church.: The
topics of sermons tomorrow VIII be as
follows: In the morning, Awaiting the
Christi in the evening. Choice of Cod
ly Companionship." The Rev. Charles b.
Billiard will preach.
First Baptist Church: The Rev. Elmer
Ferris will preach tomorrow on Who
Is My Neighbor?' aud THE. Rise of
Joseph
Sermons by the pastor, the Rev. Ferdi-
nand Q. Blanchard: Morning-"rhe Ran
som Jesus Paid evening, rs the Golden
Rule Practical" A sermon based on a
series of questions answered by the bust
ness men of the church.
Hyde Park Reformed Church: The Rev.
Frederick B. Pullam will preach at both
tomorrow.
Circle of the Divine Ministry: Services
will be held at 4 o'clock. in the STUDIO
building, $50 Main street. The speaker will
H. Bradley Jeffrey, who will take alb
his subject, One Lord, and His Name Is
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