Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1912-04-06
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10Th ANNIVERSARY

Tomorrow will be observed as Gold
Letter Day" in the opening services
held in commemoration of the seventy
fifth anniversary of the Central Pres
byterian Church, at Clinton n Bel
mont venues The anniversary COM
munion will be held in the morning at
1916 o'clock, when forty new MEM
bers will be received, and special gold
seal certificates will be presented to
those who unite with the church.
The communion address will be de-
livered by Rev. DR.. David R. Frazer.
q former pastor of the First Presby-
terrain Church. Rev. DR.. George WAL
ton King, of the Central Church. will
preside, and at the baptism ceremony
water from the Jordan River, In Pales-
tine, will be used. AT 7:45 D.. M. there
will be an illustrated Easter sermon
delivered by the pastor, which will be
supplemented by special music. The
deacons of the church will oficiate as
ushers at both services. and the mem
bers of the congregation will constitute
the reception committee.
The Easter musical program for the
day will be as follows: In the morn
ing-Organ, Resurrection Morn"
Johnston; Melody" Rushworth, and
March Pontifcale," by de Ia. Tom
belle; Mr.. Owen will sing THE Angels
Message" by Loud; Miss Steiner.
yiolinist, will play Alteration" by
Borowski; Mrs. Abbey will sing "Ho-
~sanna," by Granier, and the special
numbers will be Holy, Holy, Holy"
Dykes; Guide Me, o Thou Great
jehovah" Sigur, and "Hail to the
Brightness of Zion,s Glad Morning."
by Mason. The evening music will be:
Organ, Grand Chorus. Storer; Spring
Song" Mendelssohn, and Professional
March," de la Tombelle; Miss Steiner,
violin solo, Alteration" Borowski, and
the illustrated hymns Rock Of Ages"
Toplady, and 1.-THE Holy City" by
Adams; Mr.. Owen will sing 20 Light
That Breaks from the Tomb" Dress
Ter, and the special selections win be
DAY Is Dying in the West" by Sher-
win; Grown Him With Many
Crowns" Elvey, and ANGELS ~ofsJesus,"
by vox Angelica.
The ~soloists will be Mrs. Eva cour-
ter Abbey, contralto; Miss Minna Stein
er. violinist; Edwin owen, tenor, and
musical director, and Granville Com
moss, %organist.
The anniversary services will be con-
tinued next Sunday, April IA, and on
the following Sabbath, April q, a Sc
ries of special services for the week
will begin, coming to a close on Sun
day, April 20. with final jubilee exer-
cises. The celebration Will close on
Sunday, April %, with Jubilee Day"
when special services will be held at
10:45 a. m. and at 7:45 .. m. The pas
tor, Rev. DR.. King, in the evening, will
deliver a sermon-lecture on World
Builders" and Young Women" by
Mrs. Dwight Elwood Potter. of New
York.
On Sunday, April 21. at 1o:% a. M.
sermon by Rev. D ". H. Roberts,
LID, the clerk Of the General As
sembly. at 7:45 p. m, the Third Pres
byterian Church congregation will
unite In a special service, and its as
tor. g DR.. Robert Scott Inglis, will
fill the pulpit; the choirs of the two
churches will render special music.
Former pastors and Presbyterian
evening will be observed on Mon
day, April %, with Rev. DR..
William Y. Chapman, of the Rose
vile Presbyterian Church, presiding.
Greetings will be received from
former pastors, Rev. Charles Everett
Granger, Rev. DIR. John AFFORD Hig-
gins, Rev. DR.. S. Edward Young and
Rev. DIR. julius H. Wolff.
On Tuesday, April %, at $3.50 p. M,
a Junior Christian Endeavor girls ses-
sion; at 8 o'clock, an anniversary serv-
ice, with greetings from Rev. DR..
Davis w. Lusk. Rev. DR.. Lyman Whit
ney Allen, Rev. DR.. William j. Daw-
son and Rev. DR.. Pleasant Hunter.
On Wednesday evening, April "a, at
1880 o'clock, a mems, fathers and sons
dinner will be held, with George F.
Lingerman, presiding. An address will
be made by Hon. John Franklin Fort,
with greetings from J. Henry Hunting
ton, jr., ]. M. Cobb and U. B. Brewster.
On Thursday evening, at $3.50,
young peoples celebration will be OBJ
served, with e. A. Meyer presiding.