The evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1907-1908, 1907-10-12
EAST ORANGE.

Park Avenue NJ. e. Church.-Old folks
day. under the auspices of the EpWortn
League, will be observed tomorrow morn
ing at II o'clock. A special program has
been arranged. The pastor, the Rev. 1T.
Warren u. Hoagland, will give the ad-
dress.
Morning service will be conducted by the
Rev. DIR. John M. Thomas: subject, THE
Liberty of the Glory of the Children of
God" The evening service Will be under
the auspices of the Mems Bible Glass, who
have secured as speaker Clayton Sedgwick
cooper, of the International committee Of
drsa n M' 100 Gi 90 90 d MI; S0U stada mats f ln sgs-
temstiG study of the Bible. The music of
the day will be: M~orning-organ prelude,
Meditation Capossi; organ offertory.
virgins Prayer Massenet; organ post
lude, Grand Chorus, Dubois. Evening
Organ prelude, Offertoire, Petrali; organ
offertory, Barcarole, Holman; organ post
lude. Tabernacle March, Browne
Hyde Park Reformed Church.-The Rev.
f. b. Pullan will occupy the pulpit to-
morrow.
sanford Street M, e. Chureh.-The ded-
i%eation will take place tomorrow. The
Rev. DR.. George Edward Reed, president
Of Dickinson College at Carlisle, Pa, will
preach both morning and evening: The
the Newark district, will dedicate the
church to the worship of God at the close
Of the evening sermon; At 3 o'clock in the
f f61% @eet fhsre E WII ss a b lsym 1nmes pl7W5-
~ ~ lAi1RifbSt W SoibtC- ~
P~earsall, of Ridgewood; George r. Howe,
Of East Orange; Leonard Baldwin, Of East
Orange, and M. S. Daniels, of Newark,
Brick Presbyterian Church. Morning
worship at II o'clock, and the text for the
sermon will be: Everyone that hath this
hope set on Him puriheth himself, even
ing service is at i;i5 o'clock and the sub
ject for sermon will be-; Jacob and the
Angels Genesis xxxii, 1.
E,lnwood Presbyterian Church Com
I a,,Vv To- tstI l.. aaIa1.+u+~I kA,a1rra.r m ffar-
noon at 4 o'clock. There win be no even
Ing service. The Rev. Charles B. Billiard
will preach In the morning.
First Reformed Church.-The Rev. James
Martin win preach at both services. Young
peoples meeting. $3.50 p. m; leader, Fred
erick M. Conkling, who will take as his
topic, Remember Eternity
Calvary NJ. e. Church.-At the monthly
praise service to be held tomorrow even
ing Barnby's cantata "Rebeka'' will be
rendered. The Rev. DIR. Fred Clare Bald
win will preach at both the morning and
evening services.
Christ Church.-Services will be: At s
a. M, holy communion; II a. M, morning
PRAYER and sermon by the Rev. C. f,
hutchinson, 3 p. M, Sunday school; 8 p. M.
evening prayer and sermon. Morning music
Deum i'm A, Hadley; Jubilate, Anglican
chant offertory,. MY God, My Father
Marston, Mr.. PIsheli postlude, Coneertsatz z,
Berceuse, Salome; Magnificent and Nunc
Dimittis in p fat. West; offertory, 1.-The
ratn OF the Just" Roberts; postlude,
Mum Avenue Presbyterian Church.
The Rev. Or. Ludlow will preach In the
morning; the Rev. Mr.. Moment in the
evening. Morning, music-Anthem. The
Lord Is MY Rock" Woodman; three-Part
responsive service, ''The Holy Spirit"
duet. The Lords Great Mercies.'
Molique;, organ, Strauss Pastoral in f,
allegro In A minor, Guilmant. Evening
Music-Anthem, 20 Thou That Nearest
Prayer, Chadwick; anthem, "Hark
liark! My Soul Shelley; th%ree-part re-
sponsiVe service; organ. allegro in u fiat,
Lloyd; andante in A fiat, Selhy.
Trinity Congregational Church.-The ser
mons tomorrow will be preached by tht
pastor. the Rev. Brewer Eddy. At L
o'clock the text will be Eye Are the Sal
of the Earth" Matt. ", 10. At vespel
service at 4:s0 The topic will be Peace, Z
Fruit Of the Spirit" Tuesday evening
s~tereopticon lecture win be given by thu
pastor on Personal Giimpses of Life anS
Work in India"