Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1911-03-18
METHODIST EPISCOPAL.

CENTRAL METHODIST
CHURCH. Market and Mulberry streets,Rey-
William H. Morgan D; d. pastor aston 10 lS'J Mo- a
r MS. Epwo a:se League S vssper s sSeSs,. rs :: ::
RossvilIe M e. church. DR.. Diefendorf's sub,
ject will be 1.-THE Mirror Of Goo Law"
tuesday 5 p m, PRAYER ssEv0s; M nj. class.
meeting. All are invited to these services.
The music tomorrow morning win be: or.
FIT Fhlns erf Esa.a + s o Ii nss"s anthem a.s till. :stii
With Thee" Foot. Miss Elizabeth Buckley.
Miss N 4: xlsinfsiat, Nj. ! ?: T hon sJ Mr,
Voice." Nevin: organ postlude. Nevtn.
FRANKLIN STREET METHODIST EPIsCo-
PAL CHURCH. near City Young
morning. Sunday school at 1850 afternoon.
Epworth League vesper service at ia. az" eve
a niHs. tx Ths e pastor %s An "e eord Rain9n ws IL lus IN
RosNvILLE METHODIST
CHURCH. Orange street and Bsthsate x H,sSs-
% "gns Best sad rs sin@0h IN the the World. HSsnins
worship 7;.s o'clock; sermon b. the Fss; ,! asS
Dyn.mie.. Mems assembly = N ,s Sunday %C.
school 2;so p. m. vesper ssrvdos OF the Mp TP-
w ws.a . .ssssss s5.s- p4 ssys' s s'sD e sis 2. n Tu. aas,
evening, at 8 o'clock. strangers are cordially
invited to ali the services of the church.
ST. ANDREWS METHODIST EPISCOPAL
CHURCH. SUSSEX avenue and Nesbitt street.
The fftesnth anniversary Of tho Organization
Of the church will be observed tomorrow. The
". W. vanderhon. -. B.. whose discourse at
1876 a. m. will embrace the history of the
church from its organisation 70 me p osss
Shall We Dor Special music win be rem
dered by the onoir at both services. This Sum
Esiler viii conduct tho ppworth League ssrv-
ST. JOHNS METHODIST ErIscoPAL
welcome to ali services Good music all day.
grotherh0od prays Ssd esstnr ~ Rs q Wwi;iusNm r.
A0'P Psime lsad breaches hss i RSss' a. M. we Would
Move Me" Also 8 ?; M. xs sermon ,s s1S SOM.
day school and classes. 5 p. M, Epw9rth
League, Mrs. Lizzie Combs's program; iss-
bella bell .h a0r ton s the s s.Fi wpo peasnsIii canvas saH PR Fri.
Monday, oficiaI board and bazaar committee
praveremeeting, with Sarah Marks. of Mont
clair; the Rev. DR.. r. II. Butten. leader
4 D. m, Epworth choir practise. . p. m, Fri
day, choir rehearsal. ,
81. NLUKE's METHODIST
Rev. James II. Macdonald. pastor. Preaching
by the pastor at 1920 q. M, Some FONTS OF
O. g T ge4s,d seiist 9oans ana Men 81 Union ri ms. at s:is a. m
s siass a. s0s s'so ps M M. E sp~orth s'i league at s:ss
The morning music will be: Prelude. lnyo-
cation, Durand; anthem. The LORD is NY
Strength and Song Case; o~ffertory, Meiodiee:
Rrandies; solo for soprano, These Are They"
from GauIs Holy City" by Mrs. Marie A.
Craig: postiude, Postiude in b fiat. Lemmens
E~venins-Preiude. Prelude in g. Fryer; duet NE
God" Marston. Mrs. H. c. Umland, Miss Edna
Cook; onertory. 'Dvening Song spindier
H q. Umiand; trio, .'Holy splHt, Faithful
Guide Wells, Mrs. FINLAND. Miss COOK MT
r. L. Rusby.
ST. PAUL's METHODIST
CHURCH, Broad and Marshall etreets-Wiu-
lam Charles O'Donneli. jr. pastor. 1o;so T.
m. Face to Face With Jesus s;Se p M.
Sunday school. 7:46 p. M. THE Romantic
influence Of the Bible" Wednesday, 8 p. m,
union evangeiistio service; Lenten sermon, DIT
Fred Glare Baldwin
The music for tomorrow Will BE-; Morning,
Prelude, "A springtime Sketch" Brewer: OF.
~fertory, ..serenade," Pierne; solo. Adore and
Be stiIl,' Gounod; postluds. Finale; Eauikes
%fertory. Andante. Fiagler; solo, Divine Care,
Parker; postlude. Allegro. Borowski Florence
4 Mulford Hunt. soloist; James Philipson, or
ganist.