Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1910-11-19

tower was rebuilt and the bird was
removed and a cross substituted.
A union Thanksgiving service will
be held under the auspices of the Elm
manuel Baptist, Christ Reformed, For
est Hill Presbyterian. and the Sum-
merneld Methodist Episcopal churches
in the Emmanuel Church, Verona ave-
nue., on Thursday morning. The Rev.
Frederick ". Lewis, pastor of the For
est Hill Church. will deliver the dis
course.
A lecture promoted by the New Jer-
sey Society Sons of the Revolution was
given by the Rev. DR.. William Elliot
Griff1s, Of ithaca, in the First Presby-
terrain Church last evening. He Sc
lected for his subject "Sullivan's Expo
dition Against the Indians in ITO"
The committee in charge were Thomas
w. Williams and Andrew w Bray.
1.-The Progress of Temperance i'll Our
Land was the topic OF an address
given by the Rev. Walter Kinsey be-
fore the Roseville Women's Christian
Temperance Union in Temperance Hail
last night. The orchestra of the Rose
vile Methodist Episcopal Church rem
dered the musical numbers.
An entertainment and dance, under
the auspices of the Mems Guild of st.
Andrews Episcopal Church, will be
given in Berkeley Hall, Clinton avenue,
on Monday evening. The affair is held
for the benefit of the piano fund. Louis
A. Douglass and John Hopper are ar
ranging the event.
A lecture of exceptional interest to
local Methodists will be given in the
Eighth Avenue Methodist Episcopal
Church on Friday evening, December 2.
The address will be made by the Rev.
Charles l.. Mead, a former pastor of
the Centenary M. e. Church. His SUBJ
ject will be Pains and Pleasures Of
Foreign Travel" The Rev. DR.. Bow
man, the pastor of the Eighth Ave-
nue. Church, is a former classmate of
DR.. Mead.
The Essex Federation of Sunday
School Boys Clubs held its fall rally
in the parish hall of the Roseville
Methodist Episcopal Church, in Orange
street, last evening. Some 300 boys,
representing the several leagues, at
tended. The junior team of the Me-
mortal Presbyterian Club was awarded
a loving cup and the senior league
silk banner was presented to the Ital-
ian Baptist Club, both having won
the baseball series. The Rev. w. H.
Stubblebine is the president and Ivan
P. Flood the secretary of the fedora
ton.
The members of the Children of Mary
Society of the Church of Our Lady of
Good Council. on Summer avenue, held
an autumn leaf festival in the parish
house last night. The attendance was
large and dancing was the final event.
The exterior work, including the fin
ishing of the roof and the tower on
the new Second Presbyterian Church
Chapel, on James street, this city, has
been completed and the contractors are
now working on the interior. 1t is
expected that the edifice will be fin
ished and modernly equipped by the
latter part of January, as the CEN
tennial celebration of the church will
be observed early in February. The
pastor, the Rev. DR.. Pleasant Hun
ter. and his assistant, the Rev. AL
bert c. Fulton. will arrange a most
commemorative program for the ami
versary event.
The resignation of the Rev. w. T. 8
Lumbar, as pastor of the Mt. pleasant
Baptist Church. on Belleville avenue
leaves seven local pulpits pastorless
The list comprises the First Presby.
terrain, First Reformed, Second Ger
man Presbyterian, North Reformed
Central Presbyterian. the High Street
Presbyterian and the Mt. Pleasant
Baptist churches. Newark has never
in its history had so many vacant pull
pits as is evidenced at the present time
Two Of the churches are seeking ar
ideal, and have as yet failed to find
him. The several "try-outs'' that have
been given visiting divines have no
yet resulted In a call