Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1912-04-27
Churches OF
the Oranges

At the First Presbyterian Church. Or
ange, the class of men for Bible study,
taught by Superintendent James N. Muir,
will meet at 10 a. n. tomorrow. The pas;
tor, Revi pr pr Charles he s eoTnsc nn ..T Tbl
Provision of Honesty and at the Ala
p. m. vesper service on THE Power of
God" At Ato 7;S9 p e m: In w the c con9act th e
missionary service. led by Archer Bach
man. On Tuesday evening, the mid-week
service of the church will possess par
ticular interest by reason of the fact that
1t will partake of the nature of a good
citizenship meeting, with an address by
Arthur p. Chandler president Of the
Should the Public Schools Do to Prevent
the Increase of Crime?'' -,
Rev. Robert Brewster Beattie will
preach morning and evening at Mum
Avenue Presbyterian Church, Main street
and Mum avenue. East Orange. Services
at Il a. m. and 8 p m The theme Of the
In the evening Mr.. Beattie will speak on
Manhood and G~entleness," the fourth of
a series of Sunday evening diseourses on
the general there Modern Manhood" A
| special musical service will be held in the
evening. The choir will render several
selections by w~ell-known composers. This
Music N size for st the morning: Anthem, "The
Pillars OF the Earth Are the Lords"
Tours: offertory anthem. "Te Deum' in
2 fiat, Buck; bass Tnt sole 9ou * New New : 0om-
iude, Fantasia in &, Berens. Music for
the evening: Organ prelude, Prelude in
T;ty se ibs anthsm Ha Wy Sou Snet po alto M aad
bass. 20 Lord, In Thee I Trust" Ham
merel; quartet. BLESSED Are They" Mac;
farren; tenor solo. Pour Out Thy Heart"
Molique; offertory, quartet, Lord, Thou
| Canst Hear Us" Rotoli; alto solo, THE
Lost Chord. Sullivan; organ postlude,
Festival March, Foote.
At the Grove Street Congregational
Church, East Orange, tomorrow morning
at II o'clock the pastor, Rev, Ferdinand
G.. Blanchard, will preach on the topic
Ear, 0 Lord" Oberthur; anthem, 20, For
a Closer Walk With God" Foster; offer
tory, bass solo, Like as the Hart De,
sireth," Allison; organ postlude. Evening
worship-Address, Charles s. Dennis, of
lDoyers Street Midnight Mission, on Res
cue Work in Chinatown" response,
Lords Prayer" anthem, God Is Love"
Wings" Andrews.
At the Park Avenue NJ. e. Church, East
Orange. Rev. DR.. William Wallace Young
son, minister, services tomorrow morn
ing will be as follows: Subject, The Ed
~ucation of a Hero prelude, "Andante
con Motoi' Mcn1delssohn; anthem. o
Unto Me-" coqsldrey; solo, .The Publ
can Wander Water, Mr.. Savage; post
Jude, "Maestoso,' Mcdowell. The eve.
ming servieeasubjeett, ,ProduceGMake
| GO0u. DTtluuts CduldDllc, pIiSOu'
anthem, praise the Lord, o, Jerusalem
Munder; duet, 1.-THE Lord Is My Shep.
herl," Smart, Miss Fischer and Mr..
Boyle; anthem, Thou viii Keep Him in
Perfect Peace" Williams; anthem, Seek
Ye the Lord Roberts, Mr.. Savage and
choir; postlude, 'Finale from SYM
Widor.
At Grace Episcopal Church. Orange, to-
morrow morning there will be the service
of holy communion at s o'clock and morn
ing prayer and sermon at II o'clock, will
a memorial service for the Titanic dis
aster victims at 4 o'clock in the after.
noon. Evening prayer and sermon will
be solemnized at 7:45 p. m.
The services in Christ Episcopal Church,
communion at 5 o'clock; morning prayer
and sermon at II o'clock, Sunday school
at 3 o'clock, and at 9 o'clock evening
prayer and sermon ,v The eH Feietor' Rev
AT the Emmanuel Baptist Chapel, Or.
ange Valley, the monthly service of song
will be held tomorrow evening; Rev. Ed
ward Eaton Lowans will lead the meet
ing. Thomas e. Duncan, a tenor singer
from New York. will emo several selec-
lions. Thomas Cakes, of Glen Ridge. will
relate some of HIS experiences in the
Bowery Mission. Morning prayer at s
a; M; The music; Prelude, Mystic
Hf dpgr of BSssl; t I'm De Thee. Y 3 ? L nas, Dan Da
put NV Trust" Coleridge-Tayior; post.
iude. Faster Fantasia" Martin. Evening
o catn u 4 a kEle gts,nfor Aren offertory Ma aGon.
quering Kings" Wagner; postlude in c
Al the New Church, Essex avenue, Or
ange, services tomorrow will include a
ermon by Rev. Adolph Roeder on Mer
md Religion Forward Conservation Con.
gress. The title of his sermon will be
with Its Womanhood; the Church as q
customary course OF lectures under the