Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1910-12-17
METHODIST episcopal.

CENTENARY METHODIST EPISCOPAL
CHURCH-"A Bad Mistake Made Good VIII
be the topic OF the sermon by the Rev. George
G. Yogel, d. D., Sunday evening. The evening
service will open with an old-fashioned congre-
~sational song service, led by the large church
choir, under the leadership Of Mr.gfA. A.. ster-
ling. The Tuesday night service is entitled
"A Journey to Bethlehem, and the pastor has
issued a call for 500 crusaders 70 attend. Thurs
day evening, December Y. Will be the Christ
mas tree and the festival for the Sunday school.
while sunday. the 25th, is TO be the great
church day for message, music and christfnss
Offering.
CENTRAL METHODIST EPISCOPAL
CHURCH, Market and Mulberry streets-Rev-
William III. Morgan ,. D., pastor. 1880 q. ~.
sermon BIZ the pastor; subject, Christian AS
suranee.' $3.50 .. m. Sabbath school. o;45 p.
M Bpworth League EeFger service. $40 I. m.
sermon by the pastor; DR.. Morgan's subject
will be why l Am Not an Jnfidei.'' Tuesday,
s p. M, prayer service, DR.. Morgan in charge.
Thursday, s p. m. class meeting. All are in
The music for tomorrow will be: Morning
Organ prelude, Hoffman anthem, % Lord
How Manifold" Macfarren; anthem. call on
the Lord, Irving: Organ Postluds, Smart.
Bvening-organ prelude, Guilnant; anthem,
His Sweet Voice" Nevin; Organ ~postlude,
Best.
FRANKLIN sTREBT METHODIST EpIsco-
PAL CHURCH. near City Hali-Melville Young
Bovard, pastor. At $40 o'clock an experience
meeting. Preaching at 1870 on The LITTER
Up OF Ny Head" Sunday school at 2:s0 p. m;
the hum and whir of Christmas viii be evil
Gil EDNOIlI tE6EAG htGRt 10 fASo at b#1y
evening. The last In the series, Practising
the Spirit Of Jesus topic. Jesus and Young
Women" Excellent music at each each service;
a Revival viii be the subject. Glass meeting
on Thursday evening: we suggest the same
topic. All cordially welcomed.
ROsEYILLE METHODIST EPISCOPAL
URIC Orange street and Bathgate place
Dorr Frank Diefendorf. minister. Morning wor-
ship at 1890 o'clock; sermon by the Rev. Ward
Platt. ID. D., of the Board of Home Missions
and Church Extension. Informal service of con-
gregational praise 7:4o o'clock; sermon sub
tecf, THE Simple Life in Ancient Prophecy"
Mems assembly IL m. Sunday school $3.50 o. m.
Nesper service OF the Hpworth League GAS p.
m. Boys Club 6;45 p. IN. Midweek service for
Strangers are cordially invited to all the ssrv-
ices Of The church.
ST. ANDREWS METHODIST EPISCOPAL
CHURCH. Sussex avenue and Nssbatt street.
Will prsaoh tomorrow at 1045 a. m. ON the
thems, Personal Responsibility" His sub
tatn.' Special music will be rendered by the
choir. The Sunday sc..ool will meat at ai3o
p. IN The Epworth League viii hold a mis-
sionRry service at 7 p. N.
ST. JOHNS METHODIST pIscoPA
AuRCH Academy. near Plane street.-The
choicest music and finest welcome for all. 10
q. m, brotherhood p-rayer-meetinK Thomas r.
Williams leader The pastor, Rev. William r.
=. Palmer breaches l045 a. m, hary's Visit
e miaabeih,m 3 ? M Soldiers Home,
m. John the Baptizer's Birth. 1870, Sun
day school Rud classes. s D. M, Epworth
League. Mrs. Mamie Bsnard's program. Z D.,
m, vespers, Mrs. Lizzie Roberts. leader.
Weeviy services a. usual. Friday. $50 .. M,
Christmas ~oanteta, waiting for Santa Claus %
aud Sunday scnool Christmas tree,
ST LUKE's METHODIST episcopal
CHURCH, Clinton avenue and Murray street
Rev. James II. Macdonald. pastor. Preaching
by the pastor at l0:30 a. m. and 7:45 p. m.
Morning subject, The Spirit or the Lstter
Evening subject, Vanity Fair and Giant
Despair Epworth League at $40 D. IN. sun
g. naN Znhanl NJ JIM u NJ XnTp8 AAaUtu ~Af
at 9:15 a. IN.
The morning music will be- n preIuds. I'm
pronOtu. DeshAyes: anthem. "A Song in the
Wight Noodman. o~ffertory, I~ntermeszo, Col
burn solo for tenor, "A Prayer" Hitler, Mr..
r. L. Rusty; postlude. Postlude I'm A, Merkel.
E~vening-Prelude, Prelude in F. nat. Gigout.
anthem, spirit Of God" HumeSon: offertory
Romance Westb1ooke; quartet, The Mellow
bye Is Gliding, Holden; ~postlude, Marcia,
Witch.
ST. PAuL's METHODIST HplsCoPAr
CHuRCH-William Charles O'Donnell, h., pas
tor. 1890 a. M The Gospel Of Peace in the
Twentieth Century 2i2o ?. m. Sunday school
1:45 3. IN, ''rhe High Calling OF the 6hris,fen
Wonan Service Or Suffrage ?" Chapel seryIce
Tuesday, p. m Christmas entertainment, Tri
Inc music for tomorrow win he a. follov.
Morning -PreludeI lie Deluge.' saint ssens
o~ffertory, canzonetta, Gsde; solo. Come Va
Blessed, = Gaul. from The Holy CITY. Nrs
Hunt. %postlude, Allegro. Vincent. Evening
Prelude. Motto lanto. Rubiusteln. onerfo7x
Serenade. F1erfei solo, IN Heavenly Love
Abiding lassen. Mrs. Hunt: poxthtda
seherzo, Mseferlsne. names Phiiipson. or
ganist
TIE BklLAH METHODIST PROrFspAEr Mr.
CHURCH, Poneroy avenue, near Kesrny ave
nue.. k~earRy-Mornlng service 1915 o'olooI9
subject OF Rev. J. Robert Carlton CIark's al,
dress The Jewels Of the, Christian = sahhaa1s
school at $3.50 at which service tie fbris4yasa
carols will be rehesrsed. Evening ssryioe a.
E4bi preaching by Rev. Louis Booth. of Nortb
Carolina, the wel-known evangelist. Nj No.
!. Nreeland' the Gospel singer, viii sing ags,r
~ request He Lifted Me. Mr.. Hart ~
Of Christ : Birth Large audiences e1o sS5,1s,srly
ms ehnfrr Known as thu welcome church ~.
fAnse u IL GLAD 10 see you. ana svsrs sea- q