The star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1908-1909, 1909-03-13

DR.. Josiah Strong, of New York. will deliver
lenge Of the city There will be specia
music by the church quartet and large chorus
The public arc cordially invited to this serv.
ice, as 1t Is one of interest to the whole city
and Bible, classes at 2:So. Adult Bible clas.
dagg ? Evening" %, hnT'st pa%aye nnasatSn ''t Under 3, MI the iu aa.
spices of the Men, Bible Union, at s p. M
stusy of next Sundays lesson. Friday eve
The musisc viii be: Morning. prelude, Ro;
mama, Parker; anthem, There Is a River,
Gaul; postlude, Finale. Ritter. Evening, pre-.
lude. Andante Quasi Fantasia, Rogers; an
them, Te Deum in 3 minor, Buck; quartet
THE Friend Who Waiteth Nigh" Macy;
postlude, offertoire. Wely.
HIGH STREET PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH
Tile music for the day will be as follows.
tbem 81, organ r. Cora Srsnq TS 4nertol E,;ck sat dfeT,a an
The City Of Cod Van Lear; organ. Finale
Of symphonic, Beethoven Evening, organ;
Russian Romance" Hoftmann: anthem, Lead
Kindly Light" Buck; %offertory, Jesus Will
Give His Beloved Sleep" Spence; organ, Post
lude In A, Robinson.
PARK PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH, corner
Belleville avenue and kearny street-Rev. John
Mcdowell, pastor; Rev. r. II. M. Augustine.
pasao op "a assistant s 7 At nrI II a, r; the .p pastor o, T VIZ
p. m. his theme will be rs 1t Sinful to Make
Bread Out of stone?' At 10 a. M. Inter
mediate Endesvor meets. 1870 p; m, Mems
m. Senior Christian Endeavor. Tuesday. at 8
p. m. nid-week p~rayer-meeting..
The music tomorrow morning: Anthem, THE
prane solo; choir response, "The Good I'm
I HadN w Shssss;' s srde1tos; %o oaertte eontr ait,
solo. Saviour Breathe an Evening Blessing"
Neidlinger;. chorus. How Amiable Are Thy
day services 1o:45 a. m. and 7:45 p. m. Or.
Hunter VIII preach at both services. Evening
free at the evening service.
The music will be: Morning, prelude,
EPsstorals,, from "Arcadian Idyil"p Lemare;
fertory,. alto solo. by Miss Catherine Bushnell;
postlude, 1oceata and Fugue, Bach. Evening,
The Strain upraise,'' Buck; offertory. THY
VIII Be Done Barri, baritone solo and quar-
tet; ~postlude. Sonata No. !, salome.
SIXTH PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH. Lafay-
cite aud Union, sts.-Rev. Davis w. Lusk, ID.
1890 a. M. and 7:4s p. M, preaching by Rev:
a. m. Great chorus choir In the evening, led
by Victor. Howell. OF Texas. Meeting every
night except Saturday, -.
and Victor Howell. will begin meetings in the
sixth Church tomorrow. Mr.. Adair will speak
ward preaching at the regular service: and
also conducting the evangelistic meeting In the
evening. a choir of $50 voices will be In
The meetings will be held every night during
the week except Saturday. 1t Is expected tc
continue for at least three weeks. The evan
gelists arrived in Newark yesterday afternoon
Their work in Texas and Colorado has resulted
in several thousand conversions during the
winter. Mr.. Adair was formerly a policemen
but has been in the evangelistic field about
six years. ~
SOUTH PARK PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH
corner Broad street and Clinton avenue-Rev
Lyman Whitney Allen. d. D., pastor: Rev
Arthur A. Fellstrom, assistant. Morning serv'
ice 10 O'clock; Or. Allen will preach on sub.
Duty of the City and the Church; the Yount
Women's Christian Association" Afternoon
subject. BELIEVE on the Lord Jesus Christ
Sabbath school 2:45 p. IN. Prayer service. Tues
South PARK MEMORIAL CHAPEL. corne,
South and DAVIS son streets-Sabbath school 2:3l
p, m. children's praise service z p, m. Chris
serRid En 8 o'siocs ser EeS' I MT P F %i EoSul sIll ep presei
on the subject, THE Magnetism of the Cross
F sTosherho 20 "a. Mo sssn wis + Sneak ?. m.' pr Rsy; sa Mr.
ice, Thursday. SIP. m. ; subject, Three Motives
for Worldwide Evangelisation.'' You are wei
come.
THIRD PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH. Brost
street. opposite City Scott Inglls
minister. Morning service 1890 O'clock: sub
1eot Poverty in Riches. Evening service .;a'
REFORMED.
CLINTON AVENUE REFORMED CHURCH
Lincoln Park--Rev. Albertus T. Brock. minis
ter, ReN. "A. NJ ArculariuS, assistant minister
Prayers in the lecture room at 10 a. IN. Morn
ing worship at 10:30; topic. THE Grace o
: Giving Evening service At ,:t5; topic o1i,:, 9TH,
at IL o'clock. Bible school at 2:30 p. m, Chris
tian Endeavor vespers at Z. Mid-week serv
ice. Tuesday. s p. m. Strangers are cordial!
The music will be as follows: Morning. or
gan prelude. Canzona.. Joseph cailaerts; an
%offertory, duet for alto and tenor, Sweet tn
Moments Rich in blessing John wiegand
organ postlude. improvisation on. the ci9sini
ming Benediction. VIM. p; Ashmai; anthem
Jesus Lover of My Soul VIM. e. Ashmall
Chuck; Festai March from the Sixth Suite
Franz Lachner; Organ Postlude.
FIRST REFORMED CHURCH, Clinton an,
Ter. Preaching by the minister at 1915 an
7:45. Subjects: ssThe. Providence OF God" an,
"A Vision for the DUTY Of To-day" sunda'
schools at $3.50 and $50.
Bridge streets-Dr James I. Vance, minister
Rev. Peter 4, Haseman, assistant snnda,
AZ 1910 a. m, on The Social Mission Of tn
\ G Ts',s,n, a1 Ess st S TT RI g sus Sn gR sesool at s 81
UNIvERsALIsT.
REV. Henry R: Rose. Minister.
Something in Each OF U.s. Is it instinct
or subcon~sciousness? or conscience. or what
Why do some people fall and others unde
similar Compilations stand like Gibraltar? Sun
day school at 10; Kindergarten at H. Illustrate
lecture by Professor George N. Cross. of Bos
ton, on ssBonnie Scotland" Church open q
1880 and 7:l5. Appropriate music.
The music win be, Morning. organ prelude
I.arghetto. Booth: professional. Rise My Sor
and stretch Thy Wings" anthem, HE T'ha
Keepeth Israel. Adolphe schlosser; ,respons
\ A. Hanscorn; offertory, quartet, Teach M
Thy Way (i650), Mercadante; organ postiude
i Swedish March,. Soderman. Evening. orga
prelude, Gavotte. AMBROSE Thomas; pro
cessionai. Rise MY Soul and Stretch TIL
Wings" anthem. 9 NY Love Is Like U
FLOW Gently. sweet Alton" Scotch; orEa
pcstlude. Aiiesretto. MARITIME.
MISCELLANEOUS.
tull.pREN,s TEMPLE. Of the lrouboun