Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1911-02-11
ALL CHURCHES TO
CONNIE MIGRATE
LINCOLKS DAY
Sunday Schools, Christian En-
deavOr and Other Organizations
Will Have Special Services.

AS tomorrow, the Sabbath day, will
ANIMAL the 1920 anniversary Of the birth
of Abraham Lincoln the churches in
this city and vicinity, irrespective of
creed, will observe the event by con-
Quoting special commemorative serv-
ices, both morning and evening,
In the afternoon many of the Sunday
schools will promote appropriate carol
and exercise programs, and Lincoln
Day this year will be given special sig
n~igcance by the various local religious
bodies by virtue OF the anniversary Of
the great emancipation failing on Sun
day. The Christian Endeavor League
organizations will also commemorate
the event. The topic of the Christian
Endeavor body will be Abraham, the
Man of Faith"
At several churches fraternal n
patriotic societies will attend services
In a body. Al the Church of the Re-
deemer, in Broad street, the pastor, the
Rev. DR.. Henry r. Rose, in the evening
will deliver a special sermon before
Lincoln Post, G. A. R., selecting for
his subject Abraham Lincoln" The
choir will render inspiring patriotic Sc
lections. The post will be In charge of
Commander Edwin B. Smith and his
associates, Albert F. Sharpe. John Van
Duyne, DR.. Hugh P. Roden, William
H. Mcdonald. william H. Jeroleman,
Almon H. Kicker, George Healy and
David Nd. Harris.
G.. A. r. Women at Reformed
At the Emmanuel Reformed Episco-
pal Church, at Broad street and
Fourth avenue tomorrow evening the
Rev. Robert w. Peach will conduct a
special service. having for his guests
delegations from Kearny Circle, Ladies
of the G. A. R., and Marcus L.. Ward
Camp. Sons Of Veterans. DR.. Peach
will deliver a patriotic commemorative
sermon, and the quartet choir Of the
church will join with the congregation
in singing appropriate anthems. Both
of the visiting organizations will attend
the service In a body.
The delegation of Kearny Circle will
be chaperoned by it's president, Annie
Myers, assisted by Margaret Klein,
Mary Brixen, Lizzie Schieck, Ellen
Knott, Rose Crane, Lottie Born, Sarah
Marks, c. Marks, A. Liese, e. Kershaw
and e. Komst.
The members of Marcus L. Ward
Post, S. of ", will be in charge Of
Commander Noel A Briden, Edwin
C. Beam, j. Tracy Mills, James w.
Riker, Perley B. Cook, Edward C. Wills,
Alfred o. Warner. Harry w. Cort, Ed
win Briden, H. w. Allen, Frank Beers.
Edward A. Derrevere and Harry A.
Wintermute.
Another anniversary session that will
attract a large congregation will be
the fraternal service held In the Frank
lin Street Methodist Episcopal Church,
under the auspices of Anthony Wayne
Council, Jr. o. u. A. M, also tomor
row evening. The pastor, the Rev. Mel
Vile Young Bovard, will make the ad-
dress and the choir, led by Director
Herbert Hadley, will render special
music.
The delegation of Anthony Wayne
Council members and associate juniors
will be in charge of Councillor e. S.
Holcombe, N. ]. Parmelee, George Mac
Donald and William N. Hitler.
The missionary societies and auxil-
larry church organizations will also pro-
mote series of services in line with a
fitting observance of the day.