Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1912-09-14
Churches Of
the Oranges

will preach tomorrow at the MUM
Avenue Presbyterian Church, East
Orange. Services at IL a. m. and 3
o. m. The theme of the morning will
be God of Our Fathers" At the
evening service Mr.. Beattie will
preach on THE Finding of the Lost"
Music for the morning: Anthem,
Sing Aloud Unto God. Our
Strength" Demarest; offertory an
them, Thou Wilt Keep Him in Per-
feet Peace" West; tenor solo, Be
hold, the Master Passeth By" Ham
mond; organ postlude, Postlude in =
Flat, Reed. Music for the evenings:
Organ prelude, P~astorale in F, Petri;
anthem, 1.-The Lord Is Loving Unto
Every Man." Garrett; anthem, 20
Lord, My Trust Is in Thy Mercy"
Hall; offertory anthem, Gods Peace
Is Peace Eternal" Grieg; alto solo
and quartet, abide With Me-" Bed
man; organ postlude, Maestro in r.
Capocei.
At the First Presbyterian Church.
Orange, the pastor, the Rev. DR..
Charles Townsend, having returned
from his vacation, will preach both
morning and afternoon. Morning
subject, 1.-THE Optimism of a Hard
Problem" vesper subject, Ais p. m;
Hints From a Summers Wander
ing" The Sunday school will meet
| at 3 p. M, and on next Tuesday eve-
ming at 8 D.. m. the regular midweek
service of the church will be resumed.
Park Avenue M. E. Church, East
Orange, services:
Morning-Subject, 1.-THE Heritage of
Pain" prelude, Andante con Motto.
Merkel; anthem, 20, Love the Lord"
Sullivan; duet, I'm His Hands,"
Schneider; postlude in d, West.
Evening-Subject, 1.-THE Trance of
Longinus;" prelude. "Adagio." Shelly;
anthem, 1.-THE Pillars of the Earth"
Tours; solo. THE Publican Wander
Water; postlude, "Maestoso," Lemair.
Christ Church, East orange, SER
vices will be: S a. m, holy COM
munion; IL a. m, morning prayer and
sermon ON THE Eleventh Hour" by
the rector, the Rev. C. E. Hutchin-
son; 3 p. M, Sunday school; s p. m,
eN ening prayer and sermon by the
rector.
Morning prayer, II a. m.-Prelude,
andante non tanto. Tschaiskovsky; TIE
Deum in B fat, Stainer; ~offertory,
1.-THE Lord Is My Light" H. w.
Parker; postlude. marche triomphale,
Dubois.
Evening prayer, 8 p. m,-Prelude,
Chant sans Paroles, Tehaikovsky;
NIa-riaaot ord Ay,,Da ntpaitftc IN IT
fiat, West; offertory, I'm Thee, o
Lord Coleridge-Taylor; postlude,
Fugue in F minor, Rheinberger.
At the First Methodist Episcopal
Church, corner of Park avenue and
Day street. Orange, the pastor,
DIR. william A. Frye. will preach
at the morning and evening serv-
ices tomorrow. Morning subject
at IL O'Clock, 1.-THE Transfigura-
ton" Evening subject. at 7:45
o'clock. The Cross and Crown of
Summertime" The devotional SER
vice of the Epworth League will be
resumed, commencing at 6:z5 o'clock,
The Cabinet" of which @. Clinton
Weeks is president. will have chargt
of the meeting. On Wednesday. the
eighteenth, instant. at 2:45 o'clock, III
Miller Chapel, the Auxiliary of the
Woman's Foreign Missionary Society
will be addressed by Miss Esty, a
missionary from Korea, at home on
furlough. Miss Roberta Knowles viii
sing. A cordial invitation is extended
to the public to come and hear this
inspiring speaker.
At Emmanuel Baptist Chapel, Or
ange Valley, tomorrow evening the
Rev. Edward Eaton Lowans will
preach upon 1.-THE Th~rice-repeated
Prayer of the Apostle Paul"
The Gospel services in Union Hall,
$50 Main street, Orange, will be re-
sumed tomorrow afternoon at 4
O'Clock. Mrs. William Jute, president
Of the Orange Union, will conduct the
service.
New Church, Orange-Services will
be resumed for the season of 1912 t.
1918 tomorrow. Sermon by the Rev
Adolph Roeder at IL a. m. on thu
topic. Holy, Holy, Holy, Jehovah
of Hosts. The Three Forms of thu
Church and What They Stand For.
A study of the ancient Trisagion IL
modern guise. Sunday school ant
Bible study class will resume session
on and after October l.
At the First Congregational Church
, Grove street, East Orange, services
tomorrow will be: Organ prelude
Choral (Sonata No. 81, Mendelssohn
!, Anthem, TIE Deum. Marsh; offertory
20, for the Wings Of. a Dove" Men
delssohn; organ postlude, Allegro
(Sonata No. p, Mendelssohn Ser
? mon by the pastor, subject. "Th'
Psalmist's Rejoicing. Organ prelude
Meditation. Massenet; anthem, IA
Pants the Hart" Simpson. Com
munion service. a p. m.
DIR. George G.. Vogel will preach to
morrow night on THE Sure Path il
the Kingdom at Centenary Church
The full choir will be in attendant,
and attractive music will be rendered
The church will begin an active fal
and winter work. The membership
: has never been so large as at present
, and each month there is additional
growth. Centenary is planning to d.
aggressive mission work, and to tina
end will soon begin the building o
a new mission church on Berkele,
avenue and Eighth street. The as
sistant pastor, Rev. Carlson, hal
, charge Of the mission.
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