Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1911-07-22
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CHnDHEN'S TEMPLE 7 Nichols street,
near Paciho-open-air meeting in Lincoln
Park tomorrow afternoon at 4 O'Clock. Mr..
Edward Hill will be the speaker. AT the close
OF the service the children will receive a pic
torial paper. The evening service at Z O'Clock
speaker. All are welcome.
FIRST UNITED CHRISTIAN CHURCH, of
North Arlington, Kearny av. and Eagle st.-
s ssSoa1 ThO s6as0l ci I z. 1 Of N Tssae 9ops. at An 81. sy. BY
gelistfc service will follow the sermon, con-
Quoted by friends from New York. Good
The midweek service Will be held at the resi-
Once Of Mr.. George 6, Benson Kearny ave-
nue.. north of Belleville turnpike.
INTERNATIONAL BIBLE STUDENTS
ASSOCIATION, Masonic Hall. Arcade Build
ing. s51 Broad street. second noor stairway.
m. Mr.. 4. II. Macmillan. Bible lecturer. Il
and Hsresf,.r4' MI. MsscMiiiAn has Just
Canada, whore he met with great success and
heard everywhere with Intense interest. AL
are cordially invited. Seats free. No coiiec-
lions. M
MILITARY PARK-Twilight vesper services
at $50 D. M, at the band-stand, under the
sssD,es Methodist IS sae Episcopal psn li Church 9a ee GOOD a sinSy
ing. short address. All Christian workers In
yited to cooperate with US. J. Robert d.
Clark, chairman.
services saB and T:45 win be in charge of
the workers OF the home. There will be spe-
Claf Hlnkluk WIFI GnOItf TpuE1nk testimonies Dy
redeemed. A good time anticipated. Public
most cordially invited to be present on this
occasion. A cool chapel with fans. Luncheon
Simmons, musical direoto'. Professor L. W.
Braun, organist.
H PEOPLES TEMPLE. Il Central ave-
Watkins Lindsay conducts Gospel
temperance rally tonight: also outdoor meet
ing at New and Broad streets. Sunday. at =
service at g.; Rev. Charles Prettyman viii
speak. Good singing; fans, ice water and a
pleasant hall. Strangers welcome.
81 SALVATION ARMY CoRPs No. Z "a
Bellevflle avenue-Meeings nightly at 4
o'clock. Sunday 1880 g m. Sunday school ESQ
p; m. Evening at 8 O'clock. open-sir services
Good singing and helpful talks at ali Of Theses
services. A welcome to all. Captain LILLY
Patrick and Lieutenant Spencer In charge.
UNION SERVICES of Fifth Baptist and
Rev. Samuel Alden Perrine, pastor Of Fifth
baptist Church, in charge during the month Of
Street M. p. Church at 1920 o clock; subject.
Inc autobiography of a Soul Services Sum
T:%s o e'siiocRe s at the Fifth BaRtis. Church q,
and supreme Authority Ali most heartily
TouNG MEMS CHRISTIAN AssocIA-
Dc Essential Element in the Kingdom Of God
on Earth" will be the subject for discussion
morrow owe Z M; {. A. gymnasium TO-
s ssy: Frank J. Miimsn Pm p. as
Churcn, VIII be the leader. Dr.. Milman led
the nrst two Sundays of July. and on these
occasions he became popular with the men
q, the way In which ne handled his subject
MISE Frances o'Rourke, soprano. will Be the
soloist tomorrow afternoon. All men arr in
vited. The fellowship lunch win he held a.
. o'clock. followed by the sing at e.45' Anv
men who are strangers In the city are ureed
to attend these activities and become aU-
qualnted with the men. The association
stands ready TO do all that is in their power
20 slys strangers . cordial welcome and do