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

PRESBYTERIAN.
FIRST PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH. Broad
son. d. D., minister; the Rsv. W. Il. Stab
blehine. Phi. D.. assistant minister. Divine
ming nas', ssr 12,ss { Dr. m, DAWSON aSH a's viii Fl n Begin At s q .. sys
Of Lenten addresses on the subject, The
Tragedy of Life" the first address being on
The Value Of the Individual" All depart
union in the choir gallery 2;ao, Adult Bible
and praise service Tuesday night at 8 o'clock.
The public is invited to all these services.
will present a, farce, entitled. THE Jasviile
Junction"
R PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH. South
ing. b. D.. pastor emeritus. viii Conduct the
II a m. service. At the 7:45 p. m. service the
pastor. Rey, David De 1orrest BnrreiI. Will
Sunday school will hold its regular session a.
s:4c a. M. ana at Z p. m. the Young People ;
Harold Bataille. to consider the topic, Dan
gers and Uses OF Money"
IT; tie music ,n1Dr the regular church sssvice
Lord for Thy Tender Mercy's Sake Farrant
o%rertory. &c for a Closer walk with God.
Prelude. Le Mare; anthem. Lord Now Let
test Thou Thy Servant Tours: o~fertory. my
Soul Doth Masni1y.m Tours; postlude. selected
The pastor, Rev. John ]. Moment, will
preach tomorrow at both services. 1o:55 q. m.
sHS ersO Charity B mt Bee Bssin mo"n'n ns s sSe's sSen W1iI Be
will take as his topic. THE Moral Questions
Of a series of Sunday evening talks On tbe
relation OF Christianity to various vital prob
lens of the day.
Organ prelude. Chanson Trlste. Tschaikowsky.
anthem. II Am Alpha and Omega, stainer
Ferris: ~postiude. March in q. Clark. Evening
Organ prelude, The Question BibI; an
them. Praise Ye me Father aounod: Offer
fnrV sEaUtOrF Rreafha an Tra4a,- Df1--s-.ss
Muller: Postlude In A. Sta4ner.
PARK PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH, Belle.
ytlle avenue and Kearny street-Rev. John Nc
poweli pastor; Services: IL a. M, sermon by
Rev. Arthur ]. Brown. d. D, of New York
Gisy. 7iI ?, m. sermon by Rev. Alexander
Christian Endeavor. 1910 .. m. senior Bible
p o0n no. .. s;sS 2 e.sr %i 5up n.G.. Bible ! nn school; s:ss
them. Come 6 1ass Ne fG Sognod oassfSTy a r..
Hardwick; anthem. 'Eventide,, Sullivan.
Ny Shepherd pnsHd0I T. sn sesnecksr rhe or K,ns p OF hSys
West. Strangers and visitors welcome to all
services.
SECOND PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH.
The musical program for tomorrow will be:
M~orning-Prelude. prelude in G. Hoilins; an
them. The city Beautiful" Federlein: q
Soul" MscDougall; postlude. ]. B. calkin.
s ny~snins !. Meditation" ! Callaerts;
nuehonls save Us Wnlle Waklng, IT,. u. Mar
tin; o~ffcrtory, trio, Peace, Troubled SOUL
Buck: ~postlude. Prologue. W. Y. webbe.
SIXTH PRESBYTERIAN -CHURCH-The,
music at the morning service will be: Anthem,
Praise the Lord Oh Jerusalem, Maunder;
special hymn. 81 Can Find Him Anywhere
Morton. Rev. Robert +. LittelI will preach at
the morning service. A union meeting of the
neighoortng churches will be held in this
church in the evening; Rev. Samuel Alden
Perrfne, of the Fifth Baptist Church, will
preach. This service Will close the service
OF union services.
SOUTH PARK PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH,
Lyman Whitney Allen. u. D., pastor. Rev.
w. Douglass Buchanan. assistant pastor. 1o:45
a m, congregational Worship; sermon by the
pastor. z:45 p. M, parish Bible school. 4
p. m, congregational worship; sermon by ths
pastor.
SOUTH PARK MEMORIAL CHAPEL, cor
nsr South and Dawson streets-2:30 p. M. Sab
bath school. 7 p. m, children's praise service
and Y. p. 8. c.. z. s .. m, congregational
worship. sermon by REV. W. Douglass
Buchanan.
THIRD PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH, Broad
street. opposite City Hall-Robert Scott Iuglis,
Misunderstanding service 1890. Evening serv-
Ice TA6. Sabbath school 2:30. Subject of morn
ing sermon by the pastor. "A World for
Christ" Evening. The Greatest Book In Our
Literature
WEST PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH, Little
ton and Eleventh avenues-Rev. II. C. Har-
Tho Time TO Boast" and at 7:45 p. m. on
The Light That Cheers" Bible school at 2.so
p. n. Christian Endeavor prayer-meeting
at o:B p. m. Church prayer-meeting Tuesday
at . p. m. All seats free and strangers well
come.