Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1910-11-26

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CHURCH BRIEFS.
The Church Of the Redeemer will
conduct a bazaar of the seasons begin
ming next Wednesday.
Statistics state hat the American
Society OF st. Paul the Apostle con-
verified $4,000 Protestants to the Roman
Catholic faith last yea
The Rev. Frederick w. Lewis ad-
dressed Troop 7 OF the Boy Scouts of
America in the Forest Hill Presby-
terrain Church last evening.
A mems club has been successfully
launched at the First United Presby-
terrain Church, in Belleville avenue.
The new pastor. the Rev. I. McGay
Knipe, is behind the movement.
On next Wednesday evening Bishop
Johnson, Of South Dakota, a noted
Episcopal missionary. will deliver an
address In st. Pauls Episcopal Church,
at High and Market streets. The
rector, the Rev. DR.. Henry H. Hadley,
will preside, and the Rev. H. Landon
Rice will also take part in the service
The Epworth League of the Roseviile
NJ. e. Church conducted a social and
modern minstrel skit in the parish hall
in Orange street last evening. The
attendance was large and the program
was well rendered.
Organist Miss Marion NJ. Greenfield,
of the Calvary Presbyterian Church, in
Pennsylvania avenue, will give an
organ recital on next Thursday evening
in the church. Tom Daniel, the noted
basso, will assist. Ne charge for ad-
mission.
Miss Margaret Logan will preside at
the session of the Essex Endeavor
Union Congress. which will be held in
the Peddie Memorial Baptist Church
on Friday evening, December 8. The
topic discussed will be Missions"
The flock of st. Johns German
Lutheran Church expect to worship in
their new $50, 900 church at Avon ave-
nue. and South Tenth street next Sun
day. The temporary lease on the old
Halsey street edifice expires on mex
Wednesday, and a "for SALE card has
been tackled on the structure by l.. s
Plaut & Co., the present lei The
congregation had anticipated moving
into the new church during the second
week In this month. The construction
Of the parsonage is now under way
and the contractors are pushing the
work.
The "Old First Church." the FRS
Reformed, the High Street Presbyterian
and the North Reformed would do vel
to emulate the rapid-transit pastor
calling feat of the Central Presbyte'
rian. On July 9 the Rev. Charles e
Granger resigned the p~astorate of tbs
church, and on November %, foul
months later, the official board unani'
mously extended a call to the Rev. DR.
King, of Dayton, Ohio. That is "goinl
some,' especially among Newark
churches, and the members OF, the Cen
trail Church congregation are entitled
to the congratulations Of the local re
Igious denominations. The flock II
alive to the needs OF this advancivt
age, an able pulpit leader.
Beginning next Sunday. the man!
thousand Sabbath school teachers ant
scholars of the various church demon
nations will open the preliminar.
Christmas campaign, by coming to
gether in a mutual way and devisinl
ways and means of making the pros
pective visit of Santa Claus the latte
part of the coming month an all
round success. The dressing Of tn
dolls, the preparation of the variou
little and big tokens that the clients o
Santa covet at the Yuletide will b
discussed and plans outlined for meet
ing the demands of the season. TIL
Sabbath school teachers and the head
Of the various departments have real
lied In years past that the attendant
at the sessions just prior to the holi
days usually shows q decided increase
which in many cases drops off afte
Santa Claus has made his rounds. New
ertheless the new and temporary schol
ars are accorded a hearty welcome an
given the same opportunity to EMO
the good things" hat are dispense
as the simon-pure scholar who attend
the sessions fifty-two times a yea
Thousands Of dollars will be expende
during the next four weeks by tn
churches and scholars to meet the out
lay for the several trainlonds of a,
tractive presents that Santa Claus wi
sidetrack into Newark on Christina
Day. But no one will refuse to pay tn
freight.
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