Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1912-05-04
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"The Christian Virtues; Unselishness, "
will be the Christian EndeavoE Bible read
ing topic tomorrow.
Il. A. Dawson, of Bayonne. will ,esin
his duties as organist and choir leader Mt
the Forest IilI Presbyterian Church TO
morrow.
Forty hours devotion will be solemnized
in the House Of Good Shepherd, this city;
the Church Of Our Lady Of Sorrows, South
Orange, and st. Joseph's Church, West
New York, tomorrow.
Miss Ethel Post has been %reengaged as
organist for the ensuing term at the Nor
row Methodist Episcopal Church, in Ma
plewood.
Bishop Edwin S. Lines, of this city,
Will preside at the dedication of the new
chapel of the Mission of the Incarnation,
Ampere. on Monday evening.
The Rev. John j. Moment, pastor OF
the High Street Presbyterian Church,
will make the address at the annual
Caldwell district rally of the Christian
Endeavor Society In the First Church,
Caldwell, on Monday evening.
The Congregation Anshe R1man,i Is
planning to erect a new $40, 600 temple ut
221 Prince street, this city. The building
will be two stories and of brick.
Leaving Port will be the special ser
mon theme of Rev. George e. Lombard
at the Paramount Baptist Church tomor-
row evening. The sernon will be illus
trated. Miss Grafke will sing.
Rev. William NJ. Lawrence will preach
his farewell sermon in the North Or
ange baptist Church tomorrow evening.
DIT. Lawrence, who has filled the charge
Tor seven years. retires on account of
! poor health.
, The talent of the Alpha Bible Class of
the Roseville Baptist Church are re-
hearsing for the playlet Cupid at Vas
ser, which will be produced in Wallace
Hall. Y. M. C. A. building, on Wednes-
day, May Is.
winning the Fight Against Opium in
the Philippines will be the subject dis
cnssed by Rev. l.. h. Hillis, assistant
pastor of the First Presbyterian Church,
at the mems meeting, held tomorrow
afternoon at the Y. NJ. C. A. Miss
Frances O'Rourke, Soprano, will sing.
Going Up: Going DO vi; Then
Watch Your Step aud Go Slow" will be
the sermon topic of Rev, Henry X.
Rose at the Church of the Redeemer to-
morrow morning. Special music will
also be a feature of the services.
The Rev. DR.. George II. Payson, pro-
fessor of Christian evidences. Of Rutgers
College, New Brunswick, will occupy the
pulpit In the North Reformed Church on
Sunday, both morning and evening. Mrs.
Elder, OF East Orange, will officiate at
the organ, having been engaged by the
church for the coming year. Miss Mar
iorie Mott, of this city, Will be the con-
tralto soloist and Mrs. Elizabeth Dodge
Derby. Soprano; A. W. Boyce, tenor, and
Edwin Fulton have been engaged TO CON-
plete the choir for the coming year.
Spohr's biblical cantata, God, iEou Arr
Great, will be sung by the choir at tile
service of song Sunday evening in the
Peddie Memorial Church. The evening
OF song for choir and congregation with
an address by the pastor, Rev. DR..
Thomas ]. Villers. Subject, "Garrisoned
with Gods Power" At the offertory the
choir will sing Great Is the Lord by
Joseph Haydn; solos. Mrs. Tregaskis and
Miss Benedict md chorus: opening
chorale, Praise and Magnify Our King, !"
for male chorus by J. K. sweeney. The
soloists will be Mrs. Orrie Taylor, Mrs.
Tregaskis and Messrs. Craig and Whyte.
At the morning service DR.. Villers will
preach. Subject, '"rhe Love That Dies
for a Friend The Lords Supper will be
observed and new members welcomed.
On Sunday afternoon. 1880 p. m, in he
| %Iroquois building. 262 Washington street.
| Henry Sulley, of Nottingham. England,
will deliver an interesting lecture. illus
| trated by large charts and drawings,
| showing what the temple spoken Of by
| the Prophet Ezekiel will be like. He Will