Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1911-09-23
MISCELLANEOUS.

CHILDREN's TEMPLE, I Nichols street.
near Pacific street-I1ttle peoples open-air
meeting In Lincoln Park Sunday afternoon 4
o'clock. This viii be the last open-air service
for the season. Miss Clara Bavidman, who
sang so sweetly last Sunday, afternoon, will
sing tomorrow afternoon. All young people
cordially invited at this closing service. Good
speaking. Sunday evening, 7 o'clock, chill
dren's service in this temple. All welcome.
CHRISTADELPHIANS, ~Iroquois building.
262 Washington ~street-sundsy school and
Bible classes 100 a. m, Memorial service. with
address by Mr.. G. r Aue, IL a; m. Bible
classes Tuesday and Wednesday. Visitors al
ways welcome. A series of interesting Bible
lectures will be given Sunday evenings at 1880
In Glorieux Hall, Irvington. Topic. tomor-
Signs That Indicate Its Nearness." by Mr.. r.
a. Brittle, Other lectures Will be announced
for the following Sundays. No collections.
Everybody welcome Bring your friends.
FIRST United CHRISTIAN CHURCH,
North Arlington-The cornerstone VIII be laid
t on9 minister's at I from p; 1 Pn,i snsgp; LS %swaT Past sns
New York are expected to be present and
take part in the exercises, Music will be fur
Newark. a song service will preeede the
exercises. led by Mr.. R. W. Crawford. Rev.
William Clark will preside. Church located
street, North Arlington, n. ].
INTERNATIONAL BIBLE STUDENTS AS
SOCIATIoN-Newark class meets in Masonic
Hall, Arcade building, Col Broad street, second
floor stairway, near Halsey street entrance.
Sundays, 3 and z p. m. Tomorrow, services as
usual Tuesday evening scripture study held
praise and testimony services at 20 State
street, s o'clock. All are cordially invited to
attend these meetings. Seats free. No collec-
tions.
LIGHT AND TRUTH SOCIETY will hold
their service at II and 10 West Park street
tomorrow, {;45 ?. m. lecture, Mr.. ADAMS;
message bearer; Mrs. Teal and Mr.. James
Hannah, soloists. Elevator service. There
will he a Bible circle held at 81 Halstead ave-
nue.. ITVipufOn. Thursday Y. 2Sth. & n m. for the
benefit of the society. James Marklew, 81
Halstead avenue. Irvington, secretary.
MILITARY -PARK-Twilight vesper services
tomorrow evening at $50, under the auspices
of the Mems Club OF the Halsey Street Meth
odist Episcopal Church. Good singing, short
address. This is the closing service of the
year All Christian workers invited to attend.
j. Robert G., Clark, chairman.
PEOPLES TEMPLE, II Central avenue
Pattie Watkins Lindsay Will conduct the serv-
Ices, as follows; a Gospel temperance rally
tonight at s o'clock. a song and praise service
ice at s p. m. The stranger is welcome and
If you have no church home worship with
us in the temple.
PHILOSOPHICAL SOCIETY. 1903 Avon ave
nue., Newark. N; J.-Dr. Desai, OF India Ice
lures every sunday at $3.50 p. m. Every Mon
Carnegie Hall, lectures every Sunday 3 p, M,
suite s26.
RESCUE HOME. Is Spring strcet-on sun
day afternoon Mr., and Mrs. George A. Sim
mons and their friends will have charge. In
the evening Mr.. George j.. Mariner, a man
wonderfully led of God. and a man who is
not afraid to come down to old Spring street
and talk and tell the poor unfortunates who
are housed here that there is a better and
more cheerful way to live. will have charge.
\ .hallelujah time surely anticipated. Good
singing, with short rousing testimonies by re-
deemed. Luncheon served at close OF after
noon service. Andenominational this chapel
IS The public in general most cordially in
yited to be present on both occasions. Meet.
ings next week on Wednesday and Friday
evenings. at s o'clock sharp. Mrs. Miller. or
ganist.
SALVATION ARMY. % 5cllesiile avenue
services nightly at s O'Clock. Tomorrow,
Mrs. Major Hamon and Mr.. and Mrs. Major
Anderson. II a. m. and S p. m. Monster open
air service 7 p. M, at Backawanua avenue
and Broad street. Sunday school $3.50 p. m.
II UNION BIBLE CLASS. under the
leadership of tho Rev. ID. NJ Stearns. will
meet weekly, beginning Tuesday. October 8,
at 1880 a. M. in the lecture room of the
North Reformed Church, Broad street. below
I Bridge street.
UNITED CHRISTIAN CHURCH MISSION.
Nesey street and New Jersey Railroad avenue,
Newark. N. J.--Services tomorrow: 1O:45 a.
m, preaching by Rev. S. r. johnson. pre-
siding elder Elizabeth district, 2;so p M,
Sunday school $3.50 D. m, preaching. ! ~ M
Walter Johnson, Elizabeth, n. ),