Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1910-03-05

EIGHTH AVl1NUE MEIt1OD1SI ffioOo-
PAL CHURcH-'The Trial and Crucihxion Of
NJesus'' viii be illustrated by colored moving
pictures tomorrow night. This will be the
Jesus. but will be followed the following Sun,
day night by the STORY, Of the Prodigal Son."
FRANKLIN STREET METHODIST EPIsCo.
$50 a. M. Communion service. with a brief ad-
Name" at 1890 q: m. Sunday school at 2:se
at 7:45, evening. ON the subject. .Idfe's True
Ain" An interesting cantata will be presented
on Friday evening, March II. entitled. Flower
Queen" Price Of admission 20 cents. There IL
something unique. beautiful and inspiring In
this musical drama. Mrs. Fleming and her
assistants are to give us one OF the best enter
tainments of the season. ss sf
ST. ANDREW S METHODIST
CHURCH. SUSSEX avenue and Nesoitt street.
conduct the services tomorrow at lo:45 a. N.
There will be a reception of members. the ad-
address, Meditation" will be the theme OF
the pastors sermon at 7:45 p. m. Special music
f fGF the Tse se ssbSay y sahod Be VIII FnTni naeet az az a 5so
p. N. The class meeting at 1915 a. m. viii be
led by the pastor. Miss Edith Frederie5s. OF
ard Bearers, will conduct the Epworth League
service at z p. m. George L. Mariner Will ad-
dress the prayer-meeting Tuesday. : p. m.
ST. LUKE'S METHODIST EPISCOPAL
CHURCH. Clinton avenue and Murray street
The Rev. james H. Macdonald. pastor Preach
Ing by the pastor at 1920 a. m. and 7;4b p. N.
npworth League at s:46 p. m. Young Mems
The music for tomorrow will be; Morning.
prelude, Adagio, Calkin; anthem, There Is a
Communion. Batiste; anthem. There Is a
Land Mine Eye. Hath Seen" Crowningshteld
D nss,an .i nenedie sdS ib ao mssbas,st The sba arll eo %Iil
sshub j Anthem, BE diaa Ys Rlshteoas:
solo for soprano, Forever Here MY Rest Shall
Be-" Kleen: Mrs. Lillian Lyding FINLAND; post
lude. Marche solennelle. dounod.
CHURCH Broad and Marshall streets-William
saa Fl { a l s ssssis !; . So ss,, I 3 3 l sSsssy .s sssssi:
Msrs Sus G.; Srs s%ss sis!sa y IT, ss' gelllas cs4lss.
e elsasea o sassa Il March hn e. s aTss Vision Is me Of e rs
play at ali these services. Special Lenten sery-
Ice Tuesday, 8 p. m; speaker. the Rev. r. x.
Boyd. OF Elizabeth. Sons OF st. Paul Friday
Mr.. Cornelius JACKSON. %yiolinist. and Henry ".
service. The program for the day will be as
follows: Morning: Prelude, Andante. from the
Ninth I sS1asa, p Ns5keI' !. duet aom $50 Thee. Tnss esIe I s
Stainer: ofertory. Andantino. Salome; Post
Jude. Lemaigre. Evening, prelude Berceuse,
duet. Sweet Hour of Prayer Irwin: celic
solo, Romance. Kronold. Mr.. Jordan; soprano
Green (yiolin sobligato by Mr.. Jackson); post
lude, Aiiegretto. Schubert torgan. violin and
ceiio), James Phiiipson. organist,
cHfReH-pr: MCGOWAN vim preach in tke
morning on The Love Of Christ, . followed by
Holy Communion, Sermon in the evening,
Hope in God" Epworth League. led by
deaconess. $3.50.
PRESBYTERIAN.
CENTRAL PRESBYTERIAN .(TaE PEG
PLE'S) CHURCH Clinton Belmont and Madi.
evening sermon. "Is the Church Opposed to tbs
Workingnan 2" Sunday school and Men
"Bafaca" Class $3.50 p. m. Christian Endeavol
o'clock. welcome to ali services. sittinss free
FEwsMITH MEMORIAL PRESBYTERIAN
Rev. Edgar G. Mason, pastor. sunday services
At 1920 a., m. the pastor Will preach on Love
Sacrament Of the Lords Supper. with recep'
ton Of new members at 7;t5 p. m. Welcome
FIRST pREsBYTERIAN CHURCH. Broad
mon by the Rev. Thomas B. Mcleod. D.. p. Of
New York, at 1920 q. m. and 7:t5. p, m. Mems
at 2:3o. Christian Endeavor at 6;45. c~'onsecra'
ton meeting service OF prayer and praise Tnss'
Of the Sunday school Lesson Friday night. The
Holy Sacrament Of the Lords Supper viii b
administered AT $500 p IN. me pubic is cor
daily invited to all these services.
The musical program for sunday, March 8
VIII be: Morning, prelude. Improvisation
Foote; anthem, Lenten choraIe written in 1877
quartet. Come Unto Me-, Holden; Postlud,
in p fat selby. Eysnins, prelude, Noctg,ne II
Bnrdett; Quartet. my Faith Looks Up t.
The e." Schneider: Postlude in d. Archer. L
Carroll Beckel. organist and Hchoirmaster
HIGH STREET PRESBYTERIAN lCHuRCH
Music for Sunday. March 6: Organ. offertor,
IN C. Ashmali: anthem. Gloria IN Excelsis .
Tours: o~rsitory. 20 .Lamb, Of God. trio fol-
March s%oneiie. Faulks. Evening organ Pre-.
lude In i, Bruce; anthem, Lead Kind,
Light" Buck; onertory Even Me" warren
organ. Postiude In g. Franz.
PARK PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH. Belle.
Vile avenue and Kearny street-Rev. Johr
McDowsll. pastor. win preach II a. M tn,
mentais OF the Christian FAITH subject ."Th,
Holy. Spirit With Whom We Work. 7:45 o.
M. anniversary sermon for the j. Clement
French Industrial Home: subject. Thy Brother
be present in a body. Testimony and experi.
ence meeting at the close OF the service. JUNO,
C. f.. 10 a. M Bible school 2:45 %. M. Senio,
c. II. a p. m. Strangers welcome to ali
services.
SECOND PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH.
The musical program for Sunday. March s.
anthem, The Earth Is the Lords" Pdueaer
organ offertory. Communion, Deshayes; quar-.
tot, There Is a Green Ill., Somerset: nost.
Jude, Marche T,eligieuse. Guilnant. Eveni1,e
prelude, Cantilenaa Will c.. Macfarlane: an.
fertory. Priere a Notre Dame,' Boelinaann.,s 80,
prano solo; Postlude. from Suite Gothique
Boellmanu. + ~
SIXTH PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH. Iafav