Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1912-03-02
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The Silent Christ VIII be the Len
ten sermon topic Of Rev. Henry e.
O'Keefe, c.. S. p, of the Apostolic Mis-
sion House, of Washington, D. c., at
st. Bridget's Catholic Church, in Plane
street, tomorrow evening. Next Tues
day night Rev. John Bernard Harvey,
c. S. P, of st. rhomas's College,
Washington, will talk on the subject
The Character OF Divine Revelation"
Special musical programs will be rem
dered. The rector, Rev. Samuel B.
Hedges, will assist in the special pro-
gram.
At the Peddie Memorial Church Sun
day morning Rev. DR.. Thomas ]. VII
lers will speak on THE Masters Pas
sion for Souls" Communion, with re-
ception of new members, will follow
the sermon. In the evening DR.. Villers
will speak on The AA ster's Welcome
to Men" The music at the evening
service will be: Opening sentence, 20
Send Out Thy Light j. B. Calkin;
Press Toward the Mark (maie Choir
us), McGranahan; response, Hear Us
Pray" Craddeck; offertory, Here Is
Rest" Macy; soprano solo, Miss Coop
ferich and chorus.
In the First Presbyterian Church DR..
W. J. Dawson, pastor-elect, will preach
both morning and evening. In the
morning at 1880 the subject will be
"Worldliness." in the evening he will
d scuss The Greatest Question of All"
Gospel hymns will be used. IN the
four remaining Sunday evenings in
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four subj cts: what a Church Thought
of Jesus" What a King Thought of
Jesus What a Judge Thought of
Jesus" what Do You Think of
Jesus?" Gospel hymns, printed espe-
cially for these occasions, will be sung
by the congregation.
THE Christian Virtues; Patience"
will be the Christian Endeavor Bible
reading topic tomorrow.
Darkest Africa will be the subject
of q lecture to be given by Rev. DR..
Mcguire. of P~lainfield, at the Mt. Plean-
ant Baptist Church, Belleville avenue,
Monday evening.
Tbs March rally of the Essex En-
deavor Union will be held In the North
Orange Baptist Church Monday eve
ming. Rev. L. N. D.. Wells. of Eass
Orange, viii make an address on '"rhe
Christians Liberty
Rev. Bishop Edwin S. Lines, Of the
Episcopal diocese, will formally dedi-
cate the new parish building Of st.
Thomas's Episcopal Church, in Rose
vile, Sunday morning. March 10. The
bishop will also make his annual con-
firmation visit.
Archdeacon Frederick 3. Carter, Of
st. Luke's Church, Montclair, will de-
liver a lecture at the Lenten service
to be held in st. Paul's Episcopal
Church. this city. next Thursday eve-
ming. On Friday afternoon Miss Emily
Hamblen will speak on 'The Public
Welfare Work" at the 4 o'clock wom-
EMS meeting.
'Thy VIII Be Done" will be the
morning theme of Rev. DR.. George
Walton King at the Central Presby-
terian Church tomorrow. It will be
the fourth sermon Of a series on THE
Lords Prayer"
The Schilling Bible class of the Sum-
merfield Methodist Episcopal Church,
IN Summer avenue, enjoyed a beefsteal
dinner n reception last evening. The
social was for men only.
Forty hours devotion mill be solem-
nized in st. Peters Catholic Church,
this city, and at st. Mary's Church,
Rutherford. tomorrow. On Sunday next
tho dsvo.i0A will be observed at st.