Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1912-08-31

The Rev. DR.. George Walton King,
pastor Of the Central Presbyterian
Church, has returned from his vaca-
ton and win occupy the pulpit at
both services tomorrow.
Forty hours devotion will begin in
the Church of the Holy Family, Nut
ley; in ST. Joseph's Catholic Church,
Newton, and at the Church of the
Sacred Heart, Kingsland, tomorrow.
The assistant pastor, the Rev.
Lewis b. Hills, will preach at both
services in the First Presbyterian
Church tomorrow. He will ~officiate
during the coming month, as the
Rev. DIR. w. J.. Dawson. the pastor.
wilr not return from British Column
bia until October s.
The Rev. Henry H. Hadley, rector
of st. Paul's Episcopal Church, who
has been summering at Lake Morey,
VT, has returned and will oficiate
at all services tomorrow. The choir
will provide a special musical pro-
gram.
The discussion group at the Y. NJ.
c. A. gymnasium will be addressed
tomorrow afternoon at 5 o'clock by
the Rev. John w. Morgan, Of Ber-
~nardsville. Mrs. Robert Baldwin
will play several violin solos. At
o'clock a fellowship supper will be
served.
Home Mission Week" will be OBJ
served by the Protestant denomina-
tional churches from Sunday. No
vember II, to "a. The services will
be held throughout the country and
will be conducted under the general
direction of the Rev. Charles Stelzle
of the Presbyterian Board of Home
Missions.
The Church of the Redeemer. al
Broad and Hill streets. which has
been closed during the summer, will
reopen on Sunday next, September 8
The Rev. DR.. Henry r. Rose. tht
pastor. will return from South Harps'
well, Me-, accompanied by Mrs. Rose
next week.
Ivan P. Flood, boys secretary a
the local Y. NJ. C. A, and director OF
Camp Kiamesha, at Swartswood, re,
turned today from the conference
meet at Silver Bay. Lake George. Thu
boys at the camp are attending the
farmers picnic. being held at Cul
ver's Lake this afternoon.
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The Rev. Frederick W. Lewis, pas
tor of the Forest Hill Presbyterian
Church, will resume the regular fal
services tomorrow. The Sabbath
school will also begin its sessions TO
the term. The new parsonage in High
land avenue is rapidly nearing com
8 pletion.
The genera conference of thu
Friends opened in Baltimore, Nd, oil
) Wednesday and will close on Tuesda,
next. Delegates representing tn,
!. Quaker communities in this section o
the State are attending the confer
!. ence. The discussions bear on tn
various phases of the spiritual worl
! of the Friends end the religious plan
for the coming year
| The opening fall services will b
n held in the North Reformed Churcl
tomorrow, and the assistant pastor
e the Rev. Lucas Boeve. who has re
: turned from Northfield, Mass, will
: oficiate. 1t is also understood tina
{. the official board has not as yet Sc
0 lected a successor to the Rev. DR.
Vance, who resigned the pulpit owe
two years ago.
Aside from the of the re
5 spective pastors. there will also b
addresses made by laymen on tn
various phases of social righteous
ness.
A delegation of members of the Els
4 sex County Christian Endeavor Uniol
from this city will participate in tn
G annual outing of the union to be he'll
at the Endeavor Fresh Air Home, 4
Roseland, on Monday. The superin
tendent, Stephen d. Riddle, and tn
matrons. the Misses Ella and Louis
McChesney, have arranged the pro
gram.
' The local Catholic churches have a
, remained open during the past sun
mer, and despite the heat III til
rush to vacation points by mar
c thousand practitioners have conducte
the usual services, with an averae
! fair attendance. Two pastors, tn
i Rev. Monsignor Isaac P. Whelan, {
st. Patrick's Cathedral, and the Re-
r Father Poels, of st. Johns Churcl
{ tours.
= The closing union services of I'll
various churches. which have bee
: conducted throughout the summe
J will be held tomorrow. The Rev.
Arid Moffat will oficiate at the serN
u ices to be held by the Clinton Avs
e nue. Baptist. st. Luke's Methodist an
y the First Congregational lube Nj
mortal churches, in the latter. bot
morning and evening.
The union services of the Thir
Presbyterian, st. Paul's Methods
9 and South Park Presbyteria
I churches will be held in the Thir
Church tomorrow, with the Re
George p. Dougherty, Of st. Paul
: Church, officiating. The service
d which have been conducted under Il
n Union Street Methodist and FIT
: Baptist churches will also come to
: close tomorrow, with the Rev. San
} uel Alden Perrine filling the pulpits.