Evening journal., 1913-06-25
VACATIONS
FOR PASTORS
City Clergymen Will Spend
Portion of Summer at
SeaShOre and Country
CHANGE IN CHURCH
SERVICES FOR THE TIME

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subject of interest in church circles
to those of the different rectors, min
listers. pastors and priests of the city
VINO are planning for a brief respite.
While a number of the clergy have
decided upon the time and place for
their outings, others, for various rea-
sons have not yet determined upon
their time Of rest, but the majority
OF the ministerial vacations will prob
ably be taken during July and August
"a few extending into September.
From Bethany Baptist Church, the
Rev. J. p. Hunsberger and Mrs. Huns
berger will spend their vacation at
Lewisburg, Pa. where they will at
tend the Baptist Summer Assembly,
which meets early in August, and will
be followed by a chautauqua
During August the services will be
held under the auspices of the differ
ent organizations.
The Young Peoples Society viii
have charge August 3; the board Of
trustees on August 10; Ladies' Aid So
ciety August II; Brotherhood of St
Andrew and St Philip August "a, and
the deacons August 81.
Tho deacons will have charge of the
prayer meetings during the month.
The Rev. Henry Cunningham, pas
tor of Eastlake Presbyterian Church,
ana Mr.. Cunningham will spend their
vacation during the month of August
at Morristown. y. j. The first ten
days of the vacation will be spent at
Tabor n. j. where the Mt. Tabor AS
sembly will convene at that time.
During Mr.. Cunningham absence
the Rev. Mr.. Papperman, who has a
charge In Indiana, will have charge
Of the services and attend to all pas
toral calls.
Other of the clergy who with their
wives will seek the cooling breCzes
5 of seashore and mountain arc the Rev
c. II. Holmes assistant rector of St
Johns, and Mrs. Holmead, who will
spend August and part of September
at Asbury Park
DR.. George Z. Reed pastor of Grace
NJ +. Church. and Mrs. Reed will go
away in August. They will spend n
week at Atlantic City. and from there
will 60 to the country for the rest of
the time
The Rev. w. E. Greenfield, pastor of
Silverbrook NJ. q. Church. and hrs.
Greenfield will have a months vaca-
tion from the latter part of Septem-
Der to the latter part of October. II
being their first vacation for eleven
years. they have as yet not decided
where il shall be spent
The Rev. George w. Dawson, pastor
of Asbury NJ E. Church, and Mrs.
Dawson will 60 either to Ocean Grove
or Rehoboth about the middle of Au-
gust
The Rev Charles L. Candee. minis
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Church. viii go, with Mrs. Candee
TO the White Mountains for their va
cation Of six weeks, spending a short
time in Chicago previous to their triu
TO the mountains.
During the summer season the
church services at Central. First and
Westminster will be joint services.
Beginning with July and the two
following Sundays. services will be
held at Westminster Church; at First
Presbyterian the next three Sundays
and the last three in Central Presby-
terian Church
Following the customs of last year
the evening services will be held in
the city parks.
Having been granted a two-weeks
leave of absence, the Rev W A. Wise
left yesterday for a trip to Centeryille
Nd. He Will also spend a few days IN
Cecil county. Md, with friends.
The Rev. F. NJ. Kirkus, rector OF
Trinity parish, will be absent from
his parish from July ] to August 10
during which time the services will
be in charge of the Rev. William c
Patterson, who will live at the rectory
until Mr.. Kirkus returns. The rec.
tors vacation addresses will be made
as follows: From July 1 10 10. West
Otis, Mass; from July IL to 20. Trim.
ity Church, Boston. Mass; and from
July 22 to August Is, Warm Springs
Bath county, Virginia.
At Trinity parish there Will be M
evening sermon during July. and dur
ing August the evening services will
p altogether omitted.
All weekday services will be omit
ted during the summer except tn,
mid-week celebration of Holy Com
munion, which will be held as usua
on Thursday morning at 9 O'Clock
Saints day services will be held al
usual. Every Sunday the Holy Com
munion will be celebrated at 730 a
"a, morning prayers and sermon at 1.
o'clock, and except Sundays in August
evening prayer at 7.45
The church will be closed for al
terations after July ]. and all service
during July and August will be hel,
IN the parish house.