Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1911-01-28
" In Pulpit and Choir !:

cordially invited to attend all the services
ST. ANDREWS METHODIST EPISCOPAL
CHURCH Sussex avenue and Nesbitt street
will preach tomorrow at 10:45 a. M. and at 7:45
p: m. HIS theme for morning will be "Christ's
1.-THE Folly of the Foolish. The Sunday
Sar,S Will I'm meet s at $3.50 p mi, M, .a and the M,,i S Se
IN M0f charge lsas ~ MRS ar : e fda M Est IhiS service Will De
ST. JOHNS METHODIST EPISCOPAL
CHURCH, Academy, near Plane street-An are
cordially welcome. Conference Collection Rally
Day. The Rev. DR.. N. M. Moore breaches 1O:46
a. M. the Rev. William r. A. Palmer, pas
tor. TAI. p. M on The Fall of the Walls Of
Z p. M, vespers, Mrs. Lizzie Combs, leader.
Monday, $3.50 p. m, DR.. Roses lecture. "Abra-
Church. Tuesday, prayer-meeting and Sunday
school teachers. Wednesday, classes. Friday,
choir rehearsal.
ST. LUKBs METHODIST EPISCOPAL
CHURCH. Clinton avenue and Murray street.
Rev; James H. Macdonald, pastor. Preaching
in the morning at 1890 by Rev. George Davis
strast M n as chs,ruh pastor rss Of Montgomery a ~
7:45 will be devoted to a musical service by the
quartet and congregation. under the direction
Mems Union at s:15 a. m. Sunday school at
$50 p. m Epworth League at s;45 p. m.
pr The e music us r for m.i t0m9 TooS., follows; Mornings 1,rps,
Art with Me-, Ny Saviour sullivan-scctt
o~fertory. "Melodie,'' Liebe; solo for baritone,
Downing; postlude, March in D., Voss. The
evening service will be entirely musical and
the following will be rendered: Organ prelude,
Overture iS F.. Vincent; anthem, Truths
Dwelling Place" Case; solo for ,contralto. So
iscted; duet for tenor and baritone. Rock Of
ner; quartet, my God My Father" Troyte;
King "a ne sIpeanS Mrs AZ Il. G. Gnu um 1ian{ MISS Ss'l Td-
ma Cook, r. H. Rusby; solo for baritone. THE
Bird With a Broken Pinion" tAshfordl. @. H.
Downing; anthem, The Lord Is My Strength
and Song" Case; postlude, Finale in ., Du-
bois..
ST. PAUBs METHODIST EPISCOPAL
CHURCH. Broad and Marshall streets-william
Charles o'Donnell, jr. pastor: 1880 g. M.
".Jairus at the Feet of Jesus 2:3o p. M, Sun
day school. 4 p. M, musical service; Stainers
Daughter of Jairns." No evening service.
Prayer-meeting Tuesday 8 p. m.
The Daughter of Jairus,' a sacred cantata,
VIII be rendered at the musical praise service
held in the afternoon at 4 o'clock. The soloists
viii be Mrs. Florence milford Hunt, contralto;
Willard Roubaud, bass. A chorus will assist
IN the work: Mr.. James Philipson, organist and
director. The music for the dav will be as
follows: Mo~rning-Prelude, Cantilena, HUM;
o~fertory,. Idylle, Schulhoff; solo, 20 Rest in
the Lord from 'Elijah''), Mendelssohn. Mrs.
Hunt; p~ostlude, Risoluto. Parker. Afternoon
service. at 4 o'clock-Prelude. Fantasia. Tours;
o~frertory, Reyerie, Rogers. Cantata, The
daughter Of Jairus," by Stainer: Introduc-
ton, organ; choral recitative, IN That Day
Is In the Everlasting recitative and women's
chorus. Sweet Tender Flower" male chorus,
IN the Death OF a Man" recitative nd chorus,
Awake Thou That sleepest:, duet, Love
To Him Who Left His Throne on High
postlude, Toccata, Dubois.