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

Orange, the Rev. DR.. Charles Townsend
morrow on Partners in a Great Bush
ness" Sunday school Will be held at 3
p. m, with the pastors class of prepa-
ration for those uniting with the church
at the next communion. Vesper serv-
ice Ia to take place at 4:30 p. M, pre-
coded by a brief organ recital. The
subject of DR.. Townsend's talk will be
THE Man Building a WALL" The eve
ming worship will be in charge OF the
young peoples league, meeting in the
chapel at 1880 p. m.
The Rev. DR.. John Douglas Adam
will preach morning and evening at the
Mum Avenue Presbyterian Church,
East Orange. Services will be held at
IL a. m. and 5 p. m. The subject of the
morning sermon will be why Should
a Twentieth Century Man Believe IN
Christi" The subject of the evening
sermon will be "Tolstoy: An Elemental
Man" There will be special music at
the evening service. with selec-
lions from Memberships "Ninety-ffth
Psalm" Music for the morning; An
them, 1.-THE Lord Is My Rock" Wood
marf; o~ffertory anthem, Thou VINO
Sendest Sun and RAIN" Chadwick;
tenor solo, 1.-THE King of Love,
Gounod: organ postlude, Allegro In e.,
Handel. Music for the evening; Organ
prelude, Andantino in +, Parker; tenor
solo and quartet, 20 Come. Let US
worship" from "Ninety-fifth Psalm,
Mendelssohn; duet, soprano and alto,
'In His Hands Are All the Corners OIL
the Earth" "Ninety-t1fth Psalm by
Mendelssohn; quartet. For His Is the
Sea-" "Ninety-fifth Psalm"
sohn: alto solo, 30 Ye That Love the
Lord Barnby; offertory solo $50
prano). 1.-THE Earth Is the Lords
Lynes: quartet, 20 Come, Every one
That Thirsteth;" organ postlude' Al
legro in E fat, Faulkes.
Grace Church. Orange; Morning
services-Holy communion, 8 p. M;
Sunday school, 9:45 q. M; morning
prayer and sermon by the rector, sub
iect. SIS Christian Unity a Delusion?'
music. Benedicite Omnia, opera in b NAT,
Warren; Benedictus. chant; hyfle anu
Gloria Tibi in G, Gounod; offertory an
them, "Hozannah I'm the Hlgnes''
stainer. Evening service-Evening
PRAYER anu Sermon ny IuO $500
iect, "Christ's Teachings About Men,
Magnificent and Nunc Dtmittfs, Anglican
chants; offertory anthem, The Night Is
Far Spent, the Day Is at Hand Steane'
Sermon topics of the Rev. George r
Eastman, pastor Of the Orange VaAey
Congregational Church, will be: Morn
ing. Thou Knowest Me Afar on eve
ming, "Perils in Opportunities"
A special Thanksgiving Day service
will be held at the Evangelical Lutn-
eran Mission in Odd Fellows Hall Or
ange, at 1880 o'clock. h..
'The Crises of Life and How to Meet
Them will be the morning subject Oh
the Rev. w. Warren Giles at the First
Reformed Church, East Orange. IN the
evening he will preach a special sermon
to the Junior Order ofAmer'can Mecnan-
les, subject, 1.-THE Bible and Its Place IN
Our National Life" music for the oay'
Prelude, Brewster; Andante, Spark;
march, Hollins. Evening-'Berceuse,
Del Bruch: Evening Song" Reinccke;
Postlude In c, Smart.
Baptist Chapel, ran
In the evening the monthly SONG serv-
ice will be held. The Rev. Edward
Eaton Lowans will preach upon the
subject, "Sin and Sins; What To dc
With Them
The music and sermon topic OF the
services of the Grove Street Congre-
eational Church, East orange, will be
as follows: Morning worship-Organ
prelude. Andante, R~heinberger; an
them. ''Thou Crownest the Year,
Maker; soprano solo, Rock of Ages,
johnson; organ postlude, Allegro
Maestoso, Seifert. Evening worship
organ prelude, "At Twilight" Steb'
bins; cantata, "Song of Thanksgfv'
ing" Maunder.
The Rev. Edwin n. Crasto, pastor
of the West Orange Methodist Episco-
pal Church, will preach in the morn
ing at 1920 O'Clock pom the theme
"God in the Soul, or Enthusiasm. Ii
the evening the subject of the sermon
will be, Personal Assets and Liabili'
ties" A very interesting occasion /:
anticipated on Wednesday evening
next in the church, when h self
denial envelopes will be returned ano
opened, at which time many surprises
may b. expected.
Christ Church, East Orange, services
viii be: At 8 q. m. holy communion; /
a. H., morning prayer and sermon b!
the rector, the Rev. G. Il. Hutchinson
; 1880 p. m, organ recital by Lee Smith
8 D. IN, evening prayer and sermon b!
the rector. Prelude, "Benedictus," Ma
Roger: '"re Deum in A." II. w. Parker
offertory ''The Great Day Of the Lore
Is Near" Martin; postlude, ''Toccati
in D minor" Max Roger; organ re
cital. 1880 p. M; Andante Cantabile
(F1fth Symphony, Tchaikowsky-Le
: mare; 'F1nlandia," g tone poem, Sibe
Illus; "Adagto." from string quintet
Anton Brpckner. Evening: Prayer,
. D. M; Magnificent and Nunc Dimittis !
IA, Stainer; offertory. In Thee.