Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1912-10-12

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ject of the address to be given to-
morrow afternoon in the gymnasium
OF the 7. NJ. C. A. 17 Halsey street.
Mr.. CozKens will deliver it. x
der Knox, baritone, will sing.
After the meeting a lunch viii be
served for the men. Immediately
after lunch all the men join in an
"old Home ssng."
In the Old First Presbyterian
Church DIR. w. j. Dawson win
preach both morning and evening.
His evening subject will be Gen
eral Booths Message to the
Churches On Tuesday evening, the
preparatory service will be held, and
on Sunday afternoon, october 20, the
sacrament OF h Lords Supper will
be celebrated.
Rev. Henry r. Rose breaches in
the Church of the Redeemer tomor-
row at IL O'Clock ON "The Final Con-
sequences of Sin: VIII it be Eternal
| Torment, Eternal Death or Universal
Reformation? ' James Savage sings
saved by Grace" Strangers will be
deeply interested in this sermon, and
are most cordially invited.
First Baptist Peddie Memorial
Church, corner Broad and Fulton
| streets, Rev. DR.. Thomas J.. Villers,
pastor. Morning worship at 1920.
The first of a series of m~editations
! on 1.-THE Lords Prayer" Special
topic, '.Our Fathers Home" Bible
| school at IL. Ivan Il. Flood, super
intendent. AT 7:45 DIR. Villers speaks
on-"A New Version of an Old Expe-
rience.' Special music morning and
evening. Strangers welcome.
A series of eight meditations on
1.-THE Lords Prayer by Rev.
DIR. Thomas j. Villers, pastor of the
Peddie Memorial Church, is an
nounced fox the morning services,
beginning tomorrow morning. Di
Villers's first topic will be Our
Fathers Home" In the evening he
will speak on "A New Version of an
Old Experience"
The regular services will be held in
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morrow morning and evening. TIE
evening services will be resumed at
7:45 with a praise service and spe-
cial music by the choir. Rally day
services will be held in the Sunday
school at II O'Clock with an inter
esting program.
During the past ten years the New
ark P~resbytery has gained ISL per
cent. in church membership, but only
a slight 81 per cent. increase in it's
Sabbath school enrolment. Compared
with the ratings of 275 presbyteries,
Newark, in its church membership,
surpassed them in the percentage
gain ratio.
You Can Do Better" will be the
Christian Endeavor Bible reading
topic tomorrow. The junior theme
will be In Southern Alaska"
Forty hours devotions will begin
In ST. Mary's Orphan Asylum, in
Vailsburg: at the Church of st.
Nicholas. Passaic, and in st. Cecilia
Church, Englewood, tomorrow.
On next Wednesday evening the
Young Mems Christian Association
will observe "open-house." The en-
tire building will be thrown open &c
the public. Exhibitions will also be
given by the various classes.
The annual autumn bazar of the
Emmanuel Reformed Episcopal
Church will be held in the chapel. al
Broad street and Fourth avenue. or
October 80, 30 and 81. The various
societies of the church will be in
charge of several fancy goods tables
The Rev. Charles C. Cook. editor
and publisher of Gospel literature
will preach In the morning, and this
Rev. DIR. Alexander H. Tuttle, of thf
First Methodist Church. Summit, II
the evening. at the special services
to be held in the Independent Meth.
odist Church, East Orange. tomor-
row.
The members OF the congregation
of the Clinton Avenue Presbyterian
Church were rendered a reception
on Wednesday evening from 8 to L
o'clock. The pastor, the Rev. JOSEPH
F.. Folsom. and the members of TIA,
official board participated in thu
event.
This city will be represented at tn,
New Jersey State boys conference
to be held in the Y. NJ. C. A. build
ing. Summit, on October 20, rs anc
R21. Some 800 delegates from ever,
section of the state will attend.
The annual convention of the New
Jersey Luther League opened in the
Holy Trinity Evangelical Lutheran
Church. Jersey City, this morning
At least 200 delegates, representing
churches in this city and various
parts of the State, are in attendance
An address at the session to be helc
this evening will be made by thu
Rev. George Cinzma, of this city.
'The Unturned Cake" will be thu
subject of q talk to be given by Gen
eral Secretary Henry A.. Cozzens a
the mems meeting to be held in thu
Y. NJ. C. A. gymnasium at . o'cocl
tomorrow afternoon. There will ais
be special music.
The Rev. Jesse Lee Peck, of Prov
idence. Il. l., will deliver a talk OIL
Rural Life in Palestine" in thu
coming free lecture course, to b.
given at the same twenty-four loca
centres, under the auspices of thu
Board of Education. DR.. Peck hai
made two trips to the Holy Ian,
seeking data for his lecture.