Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1912-08-24

Forty hours devotion will be OBJ
in st. Mary's Catholic Church.
Paterson; ST. Anthony's Church.
sacred Heart. Jersey City,
and in st. Patrick's Church, Chatham,
tomorrow.
The pulpit of the Summerfeld M. e
Church will be filled tomorrow by
Rev. c. C. Kahn, of Plainfield. Work
upon the proposed new church will be
begun in the nea future.
The Rev. Frederick w. barley, who
leaves early in September for a
charge in Venezuela, will occupy the
pulpit at the Forest Hill Presbyterian
Church tomorrow. There will be no
Sabbath school session or evening
service.
The official board Of the Emmanuel
Baptist Church expects that the new
bowling alleys to be placed in the
basement of the church will be ready
for use about the second week in Sep
TENDER. The alleys are being installed
for the benefit of the boys and young
men of the parish.
The union services of the First Con-
gregational Jube Memorial, the Cin-
ton Avenue Baptist and st. Luke's
churches will be held In the
lube Memorial Church tomorrow.
with Rev. T. Arid Moffat officiating.
The services will close on Sunday.
The Rev. DR.. George P. Eckman, of
New York, will be the speaker at the
Ocean Grove, tomorrow.
The leader of the young peoples serV-
ices will be the Rev. DR.. w. H. Nor
gan, of this city. Among the speakers
at the camp-meeting services will be
the Rt. Rev. Bishop Luther B. Wilson,
of Philadelphia.
The local Bible schools will name
delegates to attend the annual con-
vention of the New Jersey Sunday
schools, to be held in Trenton on No
vember IL. IS and IA. h sessions
will be held in the morning, after
noon and evening.
At the request of the Federal Coun-
Gil of Churches many of the local
pastors will deliver special sermons
on Sunday, September l, which will
observed throughout the country
as Labor Sunday. The various or
AFFILIATED with the labor
declarations will be invited to attend
the services in a body.
James A. Dusenberry. an elder of
the Newark Presbytery extension
and Mrs. Dusenberry will
be rendered a reception in the par
.ors of the First Presbyterian Church
on their arrival from Europe early
next month.
A brick church building to cost
s 3 1000 will be erected by the official
board of the Mount Olivet Baptist
Church. at 10 Eighth avenue in the
near future. The plans were drawn
by Robert Selick, and the ground d.
will be 21x7S feet.
The Rev. willard Dayton Brown,
Of Passaic, will preach at both SER
in the North Reformed Church
tomorrow. Special music will also
the services. The assistant
pastor. Rev. Lucas Boeve, will retarn
his vacation next week and will
oficiate on Sunday, September l..
The pulpit at the Park Presbyterian
Church will be filled tomorrow by the
Rev. Matthew ]. Caldwell. There will
be no evening service. On Sunday the
pastor, the Rev. DR.. John Mcdowell,
will preach and esum the regular
of services.
The plans for the new Forest Hill
Presbyterian Church, being erected
at Highland avenue and Heller park
way, call for a modern gymnasium
and shower baths. These features
will be located, with the social rooms.
in the basement. AS the pastor. the
Rev. Frederick w. Lewis. is somewhat
Of an athlete, the proposed gymnasium
with his warmest approval.
1t is understood that the promoters
Of the Men and Religious Forward
win conduct a religious
during the coming fall 0nd
similar to the promoted
last year. 1t is said that the churches
of the various denominations will join
in the movement.
The union services being held under
the auspices of the South Park Pres
byterian. st. Paul's Methodist and
the Third Presbyterian churches will
be continued In the latter tomorrow.
The services will be held at II a. M,
with the Rev. George P. Dougherty,
of st. Pauls Church. officiating. There
will be no evening session. On Tues
day night a union prayer service will
be held in the Third Church, with DR..
Dougherty as leader. The union ser
vices will continue in this church
until Sunday evening, September g..
At the discussion group in the Y.
M. c. A. gymnasium tomorrow after
noon at 5 O'Clock Rev. e. s. Van Ness,
pastor of Nj. Pleasant Baptist
Church. will speak on "A Message
Worth While" Special music will be
furnished by C. Henry Earle, tenor.
The fellowship lunch will Immediately
follow at 6 o'clock. All men, espe-
ciaily strangers In the city, are in
vited.
DIR. j. q. Merrill. who has been sup.
plying h pulpit at the old First
Presbyterian Church during the
month of August. will preach both
morning and evening. During Sep
TENDER the Rev. Lewis B.. Hills, as
sistant minister, who has been away
on his vacation, will occupy the pulpit.