Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1913-11-22

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| The Thanksgiving music which will
| be rendered tomorrow morning in
| the Third Presbyterian Church is
/ as follows: "Benedicite Omna OPP
era, Domini," MacFarlane; Come,
| Ye Thankful People, Come" Shelley;
Praise the Lord, o Jerusalem"
Maunder There will be a Thanks
| giving sermon by the pastor, DR..
| 1nglis. In the evening the choir and
congregation will join in a jubilee
| service with the Central Presbyterian
| Church.
The music at the High Street Pres
| byterian Church tomorrow will be:
Morning-Organ, Minuet n A, Ken
| dali; anthem. THE King of Love My
Shepherd Is" Bullard; offertory.
Jesus SaYious of My Soul,' Rubin
stein; postlude, Pilgrim March, Z
Henry Smith Evening = Organ,
Might Song Vogt: anthem, God
Shall Wipe Away All Tears Field;
| offertory, 20 Jesus, THOU Art Stand
ing Mcclellan; postlude in 6, Saint
! George.
| Rev. Charles N Thomas will preach
in the Second Presbyterian Church
tomorrow morning and present the
work of the West Side Park Chapel
DR.. Hunter will preach in the eve
ming. The choir will render the fol-
1
Prelude, cantilene, Pierne; anthem,
70 Lord, How Manifold" Bartlett;
organ offertory. Romance in d flat,
Lemare; offertory, duet, Thou Wis
| itest the Earth West, soprano and
tenop and postlude, Postlude in c,
| cappelen. Evening-Prelude, Ale
gretto, Hollins; anthem, God That
Madest Earth and Heaven Shelley;
organ offertory, Pastorale, Kullak;
offertory, Weary OF Earth" Camp;
response, selected; postlude Postlude
!, in d, VolclSmar
| popular thanksgiving service for
men will be held at the Central Pres
byterian Church Sunday afternoon at
1880 Rev. George p. Dougherty will
address the gathering on Manly Re-
ligion for Manly Men, All men are
cordially invited to attend
METHODIST EPISCOPAL
| At st. LuSes Methodist Episcopal
| Church the pastor, Rev. ]. H. Mac
Donald, will preach a Thanksgiving
sermon tomorrow morning and the
music will be as follows: Organ pre-
lude, Prelude in B fiat, Dubois an
| them, "As the Earth Bringeth. Forth
Her bud" Harris; offertory, Melodie,
Elgar; anthem, This / Know" CUT
| ter; postlude, Professional in F,
Hird. In the evening there will be a
| Thanksgiving musical service as fol-
lows: Organ prelude, Offertoire in B
| fiat, Rogers; anthem, "A Hymn of
Thanksgiving" Miller; trio, Il Sing
the Mighty Power of God" Sullivan,
Miss Hughetta owen, e. A. Burx-
hardt, G. H.. Downing; solo for So
prano, "A Song of Thanksgiving,
Allitsen, Miss May c. Korb; Offer
tory, Romance, Rogers; trio, "Sav-
Jour, Breathe an Evening Blessing"
Lob, Miss Korb, Mr.. Burkhardt, Mr..
Downing: solo for bass, GLORY to
God" BuzziPeccia, G. H. Downing
anthem, Unto Thee, o God, Do. We
Give Thanks" Watson; postlude,
Marche Romano, Gounod.
At the Centenary Methodist Epis-
| pastor, DR.. George G.. Vogel, will
preach. In the evening a cantata,
Seed Time and Harvest" will be
sung. Mr.. Harrison, of New York,
will be the tenor soloist.
Charles w. Edwards, superintendent
of the Children's Temple will give an
| illustrated lecture entitled 1.-THE Light
of the World" tomorrow morning in
Franklin South African Methodist
Episcopal Church, opposite the City
] Hall annex. In the evening the pas
tor will deliver Thanksgiving SER
mon. The choir will render a special
| musical program.
| At Central Methodist Episcopal
| Church, Rev. H. Y. Murkland, pastor,
at the morning service the Rev. Arlo
| A. Brown, secretary of the Newark
| District Church Society," will preach
| on "Progressives in Religion" in the
afternoon the Sunday school session.
at 6:45 the Epworth League, and at
the evening service the pastor will
preach on What the Crowd Wanted
and What They Needed" on Tues
day evening at O'Clock the church
prayer-meeting, and on Friday after
noon at 4 o'clock the Junior Epworth
League.
In the Roseville Methodist Epis-
! copal Church tomorrow Rev. Dorr F..
/ Diefendorf will preach at the morn
| ing service upon the topic. 1.-THE Way
| Into the Heart of Life, His evening
topic will be 1.-THE Joy of the Climb"
| Wilfred Glenn, bass soloist at the
/ Cathedral of st. John the Divine, New
York, will sing the following selec-
J What Is Man?" (Spohr) (from Fall
of Babylon'0. and Life" Blumen-
thai The instrumental selections for
the day under the direction of r. j.
Cregar, organist, will be as follows
Morning-Prelude in c minor, Rach-
maninoff; trio, Barcarolle, Juon; Of
fertory (trio), Humoreske. Dvorak;
Debat-Ponsan. Evening Prelude,
Largo (from "Xerxes) Handel; of
| fertory, violin solo, Traume, Wag-
ner; postlude, Grand Chorus Rogers
The Union Street Methodist Episco-
pal Church joins tomorrow night with
the councils of the Jr. o. u. A. M,
Daughters of Liberty and Daughters
of America to break all records of
attendance and of demonstration in
| the history of the church and of the
Junior Order at a Sunday service.
The councils are to parade with fife
and drum corps from West Park
street with General Putnam Council,
| of which the Union street pastor is
| member. Hundreds of uniform
rank men will escort the councils
Rev. Warren p. Coon is to deliver the
patriotic address. Morning sermon,
Thanksgiving. Morning music: An
them, II Heard the Voice." Sweeney.
| Evening music: Anthem, II Will Give
Thanks banks; tenor solo, 20, Holy
Child" Miles; anthem, make JOY
| full Noise,'' Wise; baritone solo, Con
slider and Hear Me-" soprano solo,
selected; cornet duet; taps by bugler.
EPISCOPAL
The services for tomorrow at ST
James's Episcopal Church will be:
orning-Prelude, I'm the Morning."
! Grieg; TIE Deum, Tours; Benedictus,
chanted; Kyrie, Elvey; offertory, "A
Song of Thanksgiving" Allisen: alto
solo; benediction, Lead Me, Lord"
Marks; postlude, '.Marche Triom-
phale," Archer. Evening-Prelude,
Spring Song" Mendelssohn; Choral
evensong, Magnificent and Nunc Dimit-