Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1912-03-16

Rev. Salue Alden Perrlne, pastor OF
the Fifth Baptist Church, who has
spent ten years in the foreign mission
field, will speak on Life in India" be-
fore the Sabbath school Of the Franklin
Street M. E. Church tomorrow at 1886
o. m. DR.. Perrine will Illustrate his
talk with a collection of curios brought
from India.
At the morning service in the church
Rev. William Eakins, the pastor, viii
speak on THE Sleep Of the Sluggard,'
and in the evening his topic will be
1.-THE Field of the Slothful."
10y. w. j. Dawson will preach tomor-
row morning in the Third Presby-
terrain Church. His subject will be
The Institutional Church" DR.. Rob-
ert Scott Inglis will occupy the pulpit
in the First Presbyterian Church. The
I subject of his sermon will be Chris
ttanity With Our Miracles"
At the Peddie Memorial Church Sun
day evening the pastor, the Rev,
DR.. Thomas J.. Villers. will begin a
series of illustrated addresses on 'The
Last Days of Jesus" as pictured by
| great pdlIlltASi d SpCCldlty OCAi16 AoO
of the scenes of Passion Week and Eas-
ter. At the morning service DR.. VII
lers will speak on Doing the Impos-
sible." The music at the evening SER
vice will be opening chorale, For Us
the Christ Is Made a Victim Avail
ing" from Gounod's Redemption"
THAT Sweet Story of Old" soprano
solo Miss Goepferich), by j. e. West;
God Who Madest Earth and Heaven
tenor solo (Mr. Craig), and chorus by
Naylor; prayer response, Hear Us
Pray" by Craddock.
A home mission concert will be giver
by the Sunday School of the Fair
mount Baptist Church Sunday night
entitled 1.-The City" The pastor vii
preach In the morning. The Camera
Club will give their fourth annual Ian
tern slide exhibition on Monday night
to which admission is free.
The Rev. Peter K. Hagemann, formel
assistant pastor of the North Reformed
Church, will speak to the Vance Clas.
tomorrow afternoon. Richard Brooks
the manager of the baseball team o.
the Vance Glass in North Reformed
Church, has called the candidates GU
for practise. Morton Bedell, the cap
tain of the track team, is making ar
engagements for a class field day to b,
held in June.
Success Worth Having and No
Worth Having will be the Christian
Endeavor Bible reading topic for to
morrow.
THE People and Women" will be tn
Lenten service topic of the Rev. Dr.
George G.. Vogel at the Gentleman.
Methodist Episcopal Church on mex
Tuesday evening.
The second sermon of a series o.
THE Imperatives of Jesus will be de
livered by the Rev. John Mcdowell il
the Park Presbyterian Church, Belle
vile avenue, tomorrow evening.
Under the auspices of the Mems Gu
of st. Paul's Methodist E~piscopa
Health Our Nations Greatest Asset,
will be given by DR.. Harvey w. Wiley
former chief chemist of the bureau o
agriculture lulS evening.
What a Christian Feels will be tn
evening subject of the Rev. John
Moment at the High Street Presby
terrain Church tomorrow. It will b
the second sermon of a series on tn
general topic, THE Definition of
Christian"
The Rev. George D. Hadley, recto
of st. Johns Church, Jersey City, wi
be the speaker at the Lenten servic
to be held in st. Paul's Episcope
church at High and Market streets, thi
city, on next Thursday evening. TIL
address at the women's meeting to b
held on Friday afternoon, March q
will be made by Mrs. Christine [
Grant on THE Friendly Visitor"
"St. Patrick and the Joys and SoI
rows of a Nation" will be the Lente
sermon topic Of the Rev. Fathe
O'Keefe, G. S. p, at st. Bridget
Catholic Church in Plane street tomol
row evening. Appropriate music
honor of the patron saint, st. Patricl