Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1912-07-06

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by SO feet in dimensions, will sool
be erected by Trinity Evangelica
Lutheran Church. The structure VII
adjoin the present church and vii
be of frame.
The union excursion of the Baptis
churches of this city, Orange ant
Belleville will be held on next Thurs
day and the destination will be AS
bury Park and Ocean Grove. Thu
outing will be conducted under ths
auspices of the Newark City Baptis
Union.
The First Congregational Jube Me
mortal Church, at Clinton venue and
Wright street, of which Rev. T. Aird
Moffat is pastor, observed its sixty
first anniversary on Tuesday. Thu
flock was organized on July 2. 1851
DR.. Moffat Is closing a successful
five-year ~pastorate.
At the Belleville Avenue Congrega'
tional Church during July the Sab
bath morning services will be held
at 10:45 o'clock. During the month
Of August and the first Sunday II
September the church will be closed
The Sunday school of the Children's
Temple, 7 Nichols street, is enjoyint
an outing to Bellewood Park today
The trip was made on the union Sun
day schools excursion. Games ant
refreshments will be provided by thu
committee in charge.
Rev. DR.. Henry r. Rose, pastor @
the Church of the Redeemer, which
has closed for the season, is sum
mering at Harpswell, Me-. The churcl
will be thoroughly renovated AM
made ready for the fall and white
religious lecture campaign.
A twilight service, held between
and s o'clock, has been substitutes
| for the regular Sunday evening ser
vices In the Summerfield Methods
Episcopal Church. Woodside Tn
| pastor, Rev. Julius f. Maschman, vii
| ~of1ciate at all services during July.
The local Forest Hill colony, 10
Gated for the summer at Lake VIII
~nipesaukee, N. H, under the direc
ton of Mrs. James A. Hulse, of thi
| city, will open a branch of the Fores
Hill Presbyterian Bible school.
Holy communion will be solemnize
at the Trinity Episcopal Church
Broad street, at 8 and IL o'clock to
morrow. The Sabbath school sessioi
will be held in Trinity House, Recto
street, at 3 p. M, and evening praye
and sermon in thes church at ia
o'clock.
On next Tuesday evening the Off
cial board of the High Street Presby
terrain Church will hold a meetinI
for the purpose of considering tn
question of forming a collegiate unto,
with the Third Church. The latte
is also endeavoring to complete a
Falliance with the Sixth Presbyterian
Calvary Presbyterian and Contra
Presbyterian churches. Recently tn
Third Church voted $4,000 to tn
Central Church, and $4,000 each to tn
Sixth and Calvary churches.
In the North Reformed Church to
morrow the pulpit will be occupied b
evening. The morning subject vii
be "Covetousness" and the evenin
subject 1.-THE Two Paths" TIL
church will be open all summer. Rev
Mr.. Boeve expects to take his vaca
ton during the month Of August a
Mortified, when the pulpit will b
occupied largely by Mortified
preachers, also by ministers fror
abroad. Among them are Rev. Jane
Black, of Glasgow, brother of Hug
Black, who breaches July %; o
August 4, Rev. F. B. Pullan, of Eas
Orange; August II, Rev. e. B. F
Macpherson, of Scotland; August Il
DIR. Mcleod, of Scotland, and Angus
| 25, Rev. Willard Dayton Brown, c
the North Church, Passaics Septem
Der 20, DR.. Barr, of Glasgow, lecture
and preacher.
"Cheerfulness" will be the subjet
of the sermon by the pastor, Rev. D
Lyman Whitney Allen, in the Sout
Park Presbyterian Church, tomorro'
morning. In the evening DR.. ALE
will preach in the South Park Me
mortal Chapel. His subject will /
"A True Heart" At the chapel |
the evening a children's praise servit
will be held and will be conducted b
Isaac e. Spicer, and the Christia
Endeavor service at 7:45 o'clock wi
be in charge OF Adolph Koch.
First Presbyterian Church-Morr
ing: Organ prelude, "Humoresque
Dvorak; solo. I'm But a Strange
Here" Mrs. Louise McMahan; due
1.-THE Lord Is My Shepherd" Smar
Mrs. McMahan and Miss Mary AIDE
Case, Of New York city; organ pr
lude, "Marche Romaine," Gounod. Ev
ming: Organ prelude, "Cantilene," Ha