The Newark star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1909, 1909-10-09
MISCELLANEOUS.

CHILDREN'S TEMPLE, 151 Elm street. near
Prospect s~treet-Sunday evening service Z
The children of the ironbound District are well
come to these meetings. Any child may become
a member of the children's Temple by giving in
their names on Sunday evening. The public are
invited to hear the children sing.
cHRIsTADELPHIAN ~EcCLESIA, Iroquois
Building, 262 Washington street, just. south of
Market street-Sunday morning at 10. Bible
Study School; at II. memorial service. Sunday
evening at 7:45. discourse by Mr.. William Brit
tie; subject. The Tree of Life and the Crown
of Glory All are welcome.
GOSPEL HALL corner Green and McWhor-
ter reets-Christians gathered unto the
precious name of our Lord Jesus Christ meet
Of bread and worship. Sunday school and Bible
class at 6 p. M. Gospel meeting at s. Tuesday,
p~rayer-meeting. and Thursday, Bible reading, at
s o'clock. All are welcome No collection.
GOSPEL HALL lin the Brick row). 4s4 Bloom
field avenue, Saturday.
Sunday and tuesday evenings at S O'Clock. Oc-
tober 10. anniversary Of our first convert. Get
off at Race street. John F. Lennon. superin-
tendent.
NEWARK LIGHTHOUSE CHAPEL, 34s
Market street. opposite Pennsylvania Railroad
depot-Sunday SERVICES: Breakfast for homeless
men and women S;15 a. m. Sabbath school
las, Cosmopolitan meetings so and 1880 p. m;
Brother c. e. Jacques and friends, Of Staten
Island, in charge. This evening Brother ELI
wood and friends, of Montgomery Street M.
r.. Church. will lead the meeting. All arv
welcome.
services s:45 and 7:i5. We will celebrate the
fifth anniversary of Brother George Dickens.
Church, and the Rev DR.. Hailsron. Of Eighth
Avenue M L. Church, win be with US. Robert
Carlton Clark and his Halsey street Monday
evening class will also be present. Mrs. Anna
2. Wells, the noted evangelist; the Rev. James
Queening, of Brooklyn. and other prominent
workers of all denominations. Workers from
the missions of New York. Hoboken. Jersey
City, Plainfeld: Elizabeth and Bioomneld, and
the w. I. C. u. are expected to be here. Spe-
Icial singing. Everybody welcome. ]. G.. Sim
mons and his wife will sing. Harrison colfax.
musical d~irecfor;' Mrs. Robert La Roe, organist
Professor Liscomb. pianist.
SALVATION ARMY, Belleville and Seventh
avenues-A grand time IL expected tonight
This service VIII consist of short testimonies
and lively singing, followed by an address by
S -vice will begin at = p m. Sunday services
will be as follows: 1850, open-air; II a. m.
holiness meeting; 2:3o p. M. children's meet.
grand salvation meeting, Stan Captain Ward
who for several years has been connected with
the training school in New York city. and also
many years, win be In charge of all these serv.
Ices. She will be assisted by her assistant from
the slum settlement OF New York. The genera
public is invited TO all these services. DOM
fail to hear these two lassie warriors.
YOUNG MEN CHRISTIAN AsSociATIoN
1G Halsey street-Henry A.. Cozzens. secretary
Bible classes morning and afternoon. Rev
Joseph Hunter pastor q the Fifth Avenue
meeting s;45 p. m, on the topic, "Absaloln, thu
East Young Man There will be solos INV III,
favorite soprano. Mrs L. Carroll BeckeL All
men cordially invited.
TON. IA East Park street--Vesper service a,
p. m. Miss Cora May Adams, general secre.
tary. viii lead this frst service Of the season
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Solos ~ Miss Hottie Saul Al youns Soinsu
: arc cQFdtaily invited