Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1911-01-21
MIscELLANnous.

oHILDREN's TEMPLE (undenonlinaticnaiA
Nichols street, near Pacific street-Childrens
happy hour church service o sunday u, eye M n.
speaker. Last Sunday evening 1875 children
present. Thursday evening meeting 7;45 O'Clock,
Children of the Ironbound District are
-heartily welcome.
CHRIsTADELPHIAN EocLEsIA. Iroqucls
Building, 2d2 Washington street, just south q
classes for all ages. II a. M memorial serv-
leo, with address. $3.50 p. m, public lecture On
THE Return of Christ to the Earth, the Only
Remedy for tho Evils and Wrongs OF Ihis
World" a lecture of especial interest. with q
theme higher and better than socialism ana
kindred movement. All arc welcome. No col
%lections. Bring your friends.
INTERNATIONAL BIBLE STUDENTS
ASSOCIATION Masonic Hall, Newark Arcadat
SOL Broad street, second floor, stairway neaE
p. m. Mr.. w. s. McGregor, of Peoples Pulpit
Association, Will speak. Bible study 7:iS ..
m. topic, The New Creation" All ore corr
daily invited to attend. Seats free. Non-sec-
tartan. No collections.
RESCUE HOME. 15 Spring. street--9undaS
services 2;46 and 7;45, will be in charge q
William Lenny and friends. Mr.. Lenny win
celebrate his first spiritual anniversary. There
will be special singing by J. g. mmon his
wife, and Miss Orr; short testimonies by the
redeemed Christian workers. Come out ana
help along Brother Leanny tohis next milestone,
here. J. @. Simmons, musical director: Mrs
j. c. Simmons, pianist; Mrs, Robert rARoN
organist.
SALVATION ARMY. % 1elleviile avenue
Meetings nightly Of 8 O'Clock. Sunday i0:so o.
m. Sunday school ESQ D. IN. Sunday evenina
at 8 O'Clock. open-eir meeting at the D., L.
~ ". r. r. square at z p. m. BrigadieY Fer
ris, the converted lawyer, will take charge a
the evening meeting; the band will also furnish
the music. A welcome to all. Captains xdllis
Patrick and Florence Goodwin in charge-
ST. MARK UNITED CHRISTIAN CHURCH,
9sT Broad street, Newark, N. REV. JohA
Harking, pastor; Right Rev. j. D. Meade
Bishop New Jersey Conference. Tomorrow
l0.46 n m. Oreac1tnR nv Rav p a I0hpanNs
P. q 1880 p. m. Sunday school. 7;16 p. m.s
c. ID meeting. 7A6, preaching by Rev. JarneA
Queening, Of the Methodist Episcopal Church.
THE PEOPLES TEMPLE which has beer
located during the past three years at IS Olin~
ton street. will move on Monday to is new
quarters, No. 0 Central avenue. The now ha4
been contemplated for Bome time and Will I'D
for the beet interests Of the organization. which
ie endeavor1ng to reach a non-churohgpin8
Of the church. Mr.. r. B, vreeland. who has
had the supervision OF the work In the tempo
rary absence of the leaders, Mr.. and Mrs. r. A.
Lindsay, will continue In charge, and aided by
to make the work g success. Tho last services
in the Clinton street building will be hold to-
morrow night, at which time Mr.. Charles
Prettyman will be the speaker, and special
music will be furnished by the best talent,
YOUNG MEMS CHRISTIAN ASSOCIATION
III. Halssy street-Men's meeting tomorrow
afternoon at s:tb O'Clock; speaker, Rev. DORIS
r. Diefendorf, pastor of Rosevilie Msthodish
Church; subject, I'm the Market Place of
Life" Special music BY Miss Ruth sksei:
over 10 cordially invited to attend.
GRACE ENGLISH LUTHERAN CHURCH
At the morning service the pastor, Rev, M. s:
Waters. Will DISGUISE the question Of Special
ice the topic will be Certain Fundamental
Conditions Connected With Following Christ. 1