Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1913-12-13
PRESBYTERIAN

The pulpit of the Old First Presby-
terrain Church will be occupied at both
services tomorrow by DIR. w. J. Daw-
son. At the evening service he Will
deliver an address on Millions Ode
of the Nativity" The subjects of the
addresses for the remaining Sunday
evenings of December are: December
81, "Phillips Brocks's % Little Town
of Bethlehem December %, TEN
nyson's Ring Out Wild Bells" Dur
ing the remaining Sunday mornings
of December DR.. Dawson will give
special addresses to the children.
The music tomorrow will be as fol-
lows: Organ prelude, Melody, Hoeck;
opening sentence. sanctus, Holy
City" Gaul; anthem, Last Judg-
ment," Spohr; offertory quartet and
chorus, Last Judgment" Spohr; or
gan prelude. Grand Chorus, Dubois.
The music for the evening: Organ
prelude, Benediction. Dubois: OPEN
ing sentence Sanctus, Holy City,"
Gaul; anthem. Tho Poor BE the
Chamber, Come and Adore" Gounod;
response, Cast Thy Burden Upon the
Lord" Elijah" Mendelssohn; Of
fertory, solos for contralto and So
prano, Messiah" Handel: carol,
Holy Night. Peaceful Night" Haw-
ley; organ postlude, Laus Dec, Du-
bois.
At the meeting for prayer and
praise on Tuesday evening Arthur
Rugh. of China, will speak on the sub
iectl "China." On Thursday at p m.
there will be q meeting Of the
Women's Club of the Adult Bible
Glass and the parents of Sunday
school children. The free public lee
ture in the church this week will be
delivered by L. A. Beardsley. The
subject will be 1.-THE Miracles of 1rri-
CATION"
The music in the Third Presby-
terrain Church tomorrow will be as
follows: Morning-Anthem. Jesus
Lover of MY Soul" Williams; an
them. How Long Wilt Thou For
get Me-" Pneuger. Evening: Anthem.
Jubilate, Buck.
At the Third Presbyterian Church
tomorrow morning the pastor will
speak on the subject. Greater Son."
In the morning Colonel Jenkins, of
the national headquarters of the
Salvation Army, will speak. The
church quartet will sing and the
quartet of Salvation Army B Head
quarters Band will render instru-
mental selections. At p. m. Colo
mel Peart, of the National Headquar-
tiers salvation ATIlyf Will COIiuuCt
mass meeting. The Salvation Army
Headquarters Band will play.
The subjects of the sermons by
Rev. A. H Nelly at the First Pres
byterian Church Tabernacle tomor-
row are pure Religion" and "The
Measure of Love-" The music in
the morning will be: Prelude, Medi-
tation, e. Lemaigre; anthem, AN
other Six Days Work Is Done" p.
A. Schneider; offertory. Bow Down
Thine Ear" j. L. Krank; postlude.
In ID. F. Archer Evening: Prelude,
Evening Prelude, Edward M. Read;
anthem. "EternaI Love Is Thine, o
Lcrd." H. p. banks; offertory, Grant
Us Thy Peace" Gounod; postlude. in
G. Meinro
The music at the Second Presby-
terrain Church tomorrow will be:
Prelude, Pastorale from Sonata /,
Guilmant; anthem. THE King of
Love My Shepherd Isl Shellev: Of
fertory. Melody, Lemaigre. soprano
solo; postlude. Prelude in c sharp
Minor, Votorinski Evening: Pre-
lude, Allegretto. Wolstenholms; an
them. Seek Ye the Lord" Bradley;
offertory, "At Twilight" Stebbins;
NOW the Day Is Over" j. G. Marks
response, selected; postlude, Process
sional March. Kinder.
DR.. George Walton King will
preach tomorrow evening at the
Central Presbyterian Church on
"Life's Way" The communion OF
the Lords supper will be celebrated
IN the morning and new members