Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1912-04-06

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Rev. p. r. DUNCAN.
The new mayo of Lapeer, Micn., Is
the first Catholic priest ever chosen
mayor of an American city. He is a
chaplain of the national guard. he
organized and is chairman of the ex-
| ecutive committee of the Lapeer Com
mercial Club. Election day saw him
out in the country among h farmers
working for good roads. He did no
campaigning in his own behalf.
observed with admission of new members.
In the evening at 1880 p. m, the Young
Peoples League will hold special Easter
The Rev. Robert Brewster Beattie will
preach tomorrow morning. at II O'Clock at
the Mum Avenue Presbyterian on snns
service: organ prelude, Grand choeur."
in E fiat, Guilmant; anthem. Easter hymn,
Leighter; anthem, Awake, Thou That
Sleepest.' Foote; offertory anthem. A 1t
Began to Dawn Chaffin; alto solo, Easter
organ postiude, 'Magnifcat," Huber. The
sacrament Of the Lords supper Will be
celebrated at 4 p. IN.
At Christ Church, East Orange, services
will be as follows: At Z a. M, holy COM
munion; $3.50 a. M, holy communion; IL a;
M: morning I'M prayer. t noiy tb com Rsul q aP B
Hutchison; $3.50 p. m, Sunday school carol
service; 8 P. M evening prayer .ansad ser
ton, BorowsEl; Christ Our Passover
Lighter L; Mai'ins Gloria D Tibl, sarsam corda,
S9nctus," in p, Cloqgh-Leighter; ofertory.
wald: Gloria In Excelsis," in r. Hat, West;
postlude, "Marche Solennelle," Borowski.
Evening; Prelude In q Borowski; Mag
Leighter; offertory, "Alleluia. Now Is
cata," In G, Borowsk.
Orange, tomorrow the Easter Day service
will be-: 6 a. M, communion; 7 a. m,
communion; 1890, morning prayer. II:
e e%ensonr and dn offs ssrmo n c 1 Il en- f fepten
mite chests for missions; Easter Monday
and Tuesday. 1920. morning prayer; II;
communion; 6>p. m., evensong. Annual
parish meeting and tea Monday, April 8.
Unitarian Church, Cleveland street. Or
ange-The regular Easter service VIII be
children of the Sunday school will march
in singing their professional hymn. The
sermon will be an Easter Story There
will be a christening service for such
children as may be presented for baptism,
and new members will be welcomed to the
church by the right hand of fellowship
from the minister; Mr.: Decker will pla
March," lehman; response, Spring
Song" Mendelssohn; postlude, Pilgrims
March" Clark. The children of the Sun
at 1880 a. M. for this service. The Easter
offering will be for the benefit of the
Sunday school.
New Church, orange-Sermon on Easter
by the pastor, Rev. Adolph Roeder, on
"The Resurrection of the Christ, of Man
and of the Church. There will be no
ing the service new members Will be re-
ceived into the society. Young people
will receive the customary Book of Wor-
ship. and at the close of the service the
Emmanuel Baptist Chapel, Orange Val
ley-Tomorrow evening a service Of song
for Easter. entitled "Diadem of Glory"
will be rendered by members Of the Bible
School. The Rev. Edward Eaton Lowans
will preach a short sermon on THE Ger
tainty of the Fact ofithe Resurrection"
At the Grove Street Congregational
Church, East Orange, tomoMow services
will be as follows: Morning worship, SER
% orean by p feH Rast0 RESPONSE op nrhe E tGiSe Ear EaIth; o
Lord" Oberthur; anthem, This Is the
Day" Cooke. offertory contralto and tenor
duet, MY Faith Looks Up to Thee" (Ban-
God Hath Appointed a Day." Tours; or
gan postlude. Evening worship, sermon by
the pastor, an Easter story, Because He
Anseliic,S Ys4 Ha HassSnG' n response, ing sL o89's
Prayer offertory, They Have Take
Away My Lord" Stainer.
1.-The Resurrection of the Body will be
the subject at the vesper services tomor-
row afternoon of the Unity Society of
Practical Christianity, to be held at 4
o'clock at 100 Arlington avenue south, East
Orange.
German Lutheran Redeemer Congrega-
topic. Christian Easter joy Confession
and communion at Easter service at 1890
a. IN.
At the Park Avenue NJ. E. Church,
Youngson.. minister. services tomorrow
will be: Morning-Subject, THE Power
Of 81. the RpeSSpgIrrf ie prelude. Easter
a. Spirit Bennett sSo diar'e 1rb rGo dor Is
Is Risen" Sullivan. Miss Edna Fischer;
RGS @enins.,s1 M9ech TdTFihH e Rssurra Buck;
Revelation prelude. Elevation" Gull
m AM anthem tn .Hosanna," Granier,;
GadsbV'; solo, @f Be Thou our Fait GGyern Onto
Death Mendelssohn, Edward ]. Boyle;
postlude "Toccato ct Fugue,' in D
The Mission of the Incarnation, East
Orange, will hold it's second Easter serv-
ice in its new building, which has been
opened this week. There viii be a cele-
bration of holy communion at 6 o'clock
a. m. Sunday school carol service at 2:30
p. M. regular mission service at 4 p. m.
Rev. d. w. Graham will preach on "The
Resurrection of the Body" Fred G.. c.
Mening will sing the Easter solos. Rev.
Dwight Worden Graham is in charge of
the mission.
Confessions are being heard today in
All Saints Episcopal Church, orange Val
ley; Rev. G. M. Dunhap is the present
rector, having recently taken charge of
the parish. The Easter even services also
include holy eucharist in the chapel this
morning at $3.50 and sacrament of baptism
in he church this Afternoon at 1880 O'Clock.
Tomorrow morning holy communion will
be distributed in the chapel at $3.50 and
1880 o'clock. There will be mathis at 1920
and holy eucharist, solemn procession and
sermon by the rector at II o'clock. There
will be a Sunday school festival and choral
service at 3 O'Clock and evensong and an
address by Rev. Mr.. Durham.
ARRANGING TAFT'S RECEPTION.
On next Wednesday night the execu-
tive committee of the Taft Rusfneas