The evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1907-1908, 1907-11-23

Mum Avenue Presbyterian Church:
Morning worship at Ii O'clock, with SER
mon by the Rev. DIR. James M. Ludlow.
Evening worship at 7:45. Thanksgiving
praise service, address by the Rev. John
J. Moment. Morning: Anthem, The.
Lord is Exalted" West; alto solo, THE
Morning Prayer" Costa. Evening: Can
tata. Seed Time and Harvest" West:
quartet, while the Earth Remaineth;'
tenor, I'm the Evening Sow Thy Seed"
quartet. God Be Merciful;" soprano, Be
hold, the Husbandman;'' quartet, 1.-THE
Lord Shall Command the Blessings bass.
Thou Shalt Keep the Feast" duet, y
Reap" duet. 20. Be Joyful in God"
Christ Episcopal Church-Services will
be: 8 a. M, Holy Communion; Il a. M,
morning prayer and sermon by the Rev.
C. E. Hutchinson; 3 p. M, Sunday school;
s p. M, evening prayer and sermon In a
series on THE Book Of Revelation morn
ing prayer. II a. M; prelude, meditation.
Wheeldon; Venite, Anglican chant: TIE
Deum in B fiat, II. w. Parker J%ubilante
Came from Sinai" West; Postlude, finale
premiere Symphonie), Vierne; evening
prayer, s p. M; prelude, Nocturne. Wheel
don; Magnifcat and Nunc plmittis In =
on Earth DO Dwell" West; postlude, Fan
TASTE on SlcIlian Hymn, Stehle.
Calvary M. e. Church: The Rev. DR..
Fred Glare Baldwin will preach at both
HEENlEtS lOtAiOA LIS lOAAAA u
will be The Central Tower of the
Church." At the evening service the East
Orange Council No. 1874, Jr, O.. Y. A. M,
will attend in a body. The choir will rem
der Vests Thanksgiving c~antata, Seed
time and Harvest" and DR.. Baldwin will
take for his theme "Our Greatest Cause
of Thanksgiving"
Brick Presbyterian Church: 1.-THE Cen
trail Position of Christ in History will be
the subject ut the morning service. In
the evening there will be nm address on
the Mormon question by the Rev. Hans
P. Freeze, who is a son of Mormon par
ents.
Arlington. Avenue Presbyterian Church,:
The Rev. Theodore M. %Shipherd, of the
Bellevilie Avenue Congregational Church.
of Newark, will conduct the morning
John NJ. Thomas, pastor. At 8 p. m. there
will be an illustrated lecture on Mexico"
The music will be: Morning-Organ pre-
lude, ia Devotion" Thayer; organ of
postlude. CLOSING Voluntary" Smart.
Evening-Organ prelude, Offertoire in A,
Wely; organ offertory. Willamette Ham
mcrel; organ, postlude, Postlude in D.,
Tours.
First Reformed Church. The Rev. w.
Warren Giles. pastor, will preach in the
morning at 10:30; evening at 7;45. Morning
subject, "a New Testament Episode with
a Modern interpretation" evening sub
ject. 1.-THE Most Fruitful Source of Fail
ure.'' The Sunday school will be adj
dressed in the afternoon at 9 o'clock by
the Rev. A. e.. Kittredge, of New York.
DR.. KIttredge. recently returned from a
trip abroad, where he visited the various
mission stations. His subject on sunday
will be; india and the lecture will be
illustrated with the stereopticon.
Elmwood Presbyterian Church: The
topics of the Rev. Charles b.. Billiard will
be; "Unlroubled Heart and Entering
into Covenant with God
Grove Street Congregational Church: AT
the morning service the sermon VIII be
preached by the Rev. Ambrose w. YER
non. of Yale University. At evening
service the pastor will speak upon Sin
CERTIFY This is the second address In the
series upon Some Essential Demands OF
Every Day"
Sanford Street NJ e. Church: 'sThe
Spirit That Conquers" Is the subject the
Rev. T. G. Spencer will discuss in the
morning. In the evening he will preach
on The Present Opportunity and Duty
of Methoaism.''
First Baptist Church: The Rev. Elmer
r.. Ferris, pastor, will preach tomorrow.
Morning, Christian Optimism;" evening,
The Downfall of Samson"
Hyde Park Reformed Church: The serv-
ices will be in charge of the Rev. f. r.
Pullan. Morning worship at II and even
inging at 7:45.