Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1911-04-08
MISCELLANEOUS.

CHILDREN's TEMPLE, Z Nichols street.
near Pacific s~treet-Sixth anniversary Of the
temple will be held tomorrow evening I o'clock;
Rev. Newton r. Salter will be the speaker.
The first children's church service was %.
was incorporated November 81, 1905. This Is
the first children's temple IN America. We
have on our roll-book over 500 names. During
twelve years we have had only five deaths.
This temple is undenominational We have no
connection with any other Organization. The
temple work is under the supervision Of
Charles W. Edwards and Joseph Wilde.
CHRISTADELPHIAN ECCLESIA, ~Irequois
Building, 262 Washington street, just south
Of Market-sunday morning at 10, Bible study
school At IL, memorial service. Sunday
afternoon at $50 address by David c. Wilson:
subject. Peace, Peace-A Sign of the Times"
All are welcome.
ASSOCIATION Masonic Hall. Newark Arcade,
SOL Broad street-Tomorrow, 3 p. M, Mr.
Robert Price will lead; topic, The Passion
cordially welcome. Seats free. NO collections.
Tuesday evening, April IL. s O'Clock, the annual
service Of the memorial of our Lords death
and sacrifice will be held at So Belleville ave
nue.. All. consecrated Christians are invited.
RESCUE HOME. Is sprins street-Tomorroy
We are going to have a regular old fashioned
missionary day; Brother George L. Mariner. .
prosperous business man of this city, Will
have charge both afternoon and evening. Mr..
Brother and sister Wilmington. Sister collins.
Brother and Sister Queening, Brothers B. Mil
kr. Dan Bennett, Bill Carey and Mr.: and
l mTh IL j 6AptCtto W Dt WIFI uEs Aoi1t
out. all ye Christian workers, and have a good
time for the Lord. There will be special sing
ing by workers, with rousing testimonies by
the redeemed men of the home. HalIelujsh
time we are sure to have. j. @. Simmons,
musical director; Mrs. ]. G. Simmons, pianist;
| Mrs. Robert La Roe, organist.
PRESBYTERIAN UNION - Lecture On
| 'oladytone" on Monday evening, April 10. az
l Third Church; speaker, Henry Wade Rogers.
D. D., former president Northwestern Univer-
sity.
ST. PAUL UNITED CHRISTIAN CHURCH.
New Jersey Railroad avenue and yesey street,
Newark, ". J.-Sunday services: 1915 a. m,
preaching by Rev. John Harking. 2;30 y. M,
Sunday school. 6;45 p. m. Christian Endeayor
meeting. 7:b p. m, preaching by Rev. Henry
Kroon, of III. q. Church. Elizabeth, N. j. Pas
tor Row, John Harking, Right Rev. J. y.
Meade, bishop.
THE SALVATION ARMY CORPS No. 2, "a
Bellevtile a~venue-Meetings every evening az !
O'Clock. Sunday 1920 a. IN. Sunday school
$3.50 p m. Sunday evening at s O'Clock. Open
air service at tho D.. l.. & w. r. r. square
at 7 p. m. Colonel John Dean, of the New
York Training College, and late of New
Zealand. will take charge of Saturday night
service and all Of the meetings Sunday. Those
fail to hear him. A welcome to all. Captains
Lille Patrick and Carrie Brown in charge,
YOUNG MEMS CHRISTIAN ASSOCIATION,
James A. Solandt, of Belleville Avenue Con-
gregational Church, Will speak on ''Tbe
Saviour OF Men" Soprano solos Will be rem
dered by Miss Edith Speer. Music Will also be
furnished by Y. M. c. A. Orchestra. All men
invited. Seats free, r