Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1913-06-28

will be the Christian Endeavor Bible
readng topic for tomorrow
The Rev John Mcdowell, at the
Park Presbyterian Church, tomorrow
morning. will preach on What DO
Ye More Than Others? 2 The illustrated
Best to God-Lvingstone."
! A speaker at the Chautauqua sum-
mer school sessions, to be held from
| Y, will be the Rev. DR. Charles Stel-
zle of Maplewood. During church
militant week among the leaders to
discuss Aggressive Evange liealism'
of this city, superintendent of the
Newark district. Methodist Confer
ence.
During the summer months the
Sabbath school of the Sixth Presby--
terrain Church will convene at 10
o'clock The usual morning service
| will be held at Il o'clock; The pas,
preach at both services tomorrow.
"Young peoples night was OBJ
served at the Kilburn Memorial Pres
byterian Church last night. The ex-
ercises brought TO a close the weeks
special program, held in commemora-
tion of the dedication and opening of
the new 100000 church.
Plans are being made to open the
new Young Women's Christian As
ISOLATION building in Washington
street, in August The structure is
forum, on the third floor, will seat
400. and applications for renting the
hall are now being filed at the pres
ent headquarters, at IA East Park
street.
On July the Rev. Dr. William J.
Dawson, pastor of the First Presby-
terrain Church, accompanied by his
family, will leave for British Column
bia, to spend the summer. DR.. Daw-
son will not occupy his pulpit until
the first Sabbath in October. The
church will remain open all summer
and visiting clergymen have been en-
gagged to preach throughout the sea-
son.
George s. overton, former baritone
and musical director at the First
Congregational Church, this city, has
; been engaged as precentor and soloist
at the First Presbyterian Church,
South Orange The church will also
have new organist in Frederick
Andrews, of the Frank Damrosch
Institute of Musical Art, New York.
The term begins on August 1.
The Young Peoples Society of the
Emmanuel German Presbyterian
Church, Forest Hill. section, is plan
ming to enjoy trip to West Point on
Saturday. July -. The committee is
arranging the details for the outing
Ramp Kiamesha, the Newark Y. M
2. A. summer camp, near Branchville,
this State, has added two twenty-five
foot war canoes to its equipment.
Each will hold ten boys. and Camp
Director Ivan P. Flood will not allow
any boy to. embark in one unless he
is a proficient. swimmer. Fireworks
and oratory will feature the Fourth
of July program on Friday next.
Louis Arthur Russell organist and
ehoirmaster at the Peddie Memorial
Church, this city, will direct. a must
cal recital in the John Wanamaker
Auditorium, New York city, this
to the rendition of modern classical,
vocal and Instrumental selections by
the ensemble circles of the local and
Manhattan Russell studios.
My Bank Account" will be the sub
iect of the Rev. DR.. George Walton
King at the Central Presbyterian
Church tomorrow morning; His topic
in the evening will be, Kindness"
supplemented by a special service of
illustrated songs, at which some fifty
pictures will be shown. The hymns
to be illustrated will comprise Throw
of Ages" Toplady; angels of Jesus"
Vox Angelica; Wonderful Heavenly
Temple" Kirkpatrick, and Now the
Day Is Over" by Barnby.
Chairman Thomas A. gill and the
members of the general committee are
completing the plans for the big
union. excursion to be conducted by
day schools to Asbury Park on
Wednesday. July g. 1t is expected
that the Roseville Avenue Presby-
terrain, the Memorial Presbyterian and
Dor wa ok NIL Col
bath schools, of this city and ST.
fauls Methodist Episcopal School, of
East Orange, will join the First
Church in the annual outing.
Tomorrow the Rev DR.. Joseph F.
resident bishop of the Methodist
Episcopal Church, will officiate at the
conference to be held at Chautauqua,
N. Y. On Sunday next. July 6. the
preacher will be the Rev. Arthur c,
Hill. Of the North Congregational
favorite religious centre for local
clergymen during the summer.
At the First Presbyterian Church
Tabernacle tomorrow morning at
$3.50 the Rev. A. Fl. Nelly will preach
on Concentration" At o'clock the
Sabbath school will listen to a review
of the lesson of the last quarter,
illustrated by lantern slides. At 7:45
o'clock there will be a song service
The pastor will preach on the subject
what Are You Living For?'' quar-
tet and chorus choir will render spe-
cial music.
The Sins of Responsibility" will be
the topic of sermon by the Rev.
formed Church, Washington and Del
avian avenues, tomorrow morning at
1890 o'clock. At the evening service,
which begins at 1870 o'clock. the
father of the minister of the church.
the Rev. w. r. Barker, will preach
on "'The Church's True Foundation"
At the Peddie Memorial Church to-
morrow the services will be conduct
ed by the Rev. DR.. Thomas e. Vassar,
| whose sermon topics will be: Morn
| ing, "The Desire of the Ages" eve
ming, Gettysburg After Fifty Years"
At the evening service Miss Anna
| Benedict and Samuel Craig will sing
| Twilight Worship" duet, by Nevin.
| The anthem service will be by the
choir both morning and evening.
The Sunday Afternoon Discussion
Group will meet at the Y. NJ C. A. to-
morrow at o'clock A brief address
ligious Forces and the Disastrous Re-
| suit" will be given by Secretary IT
A. Cozzens. After the address a Dues
ton box will be conducted. Every
man is invited to bring his questions
Special music will be furnished by
John Hamilton, baritone. The fellow
ship lunch will be served at o'clock
The services in the Franklin Street
M. e. Church, opposite the City Hal
annex, tomorrow, are expected to be
of musical interest. In the morning
there will be sermon to boys, girls
and adults. on the subject, "The Bow
Father of the Man" The third illus.
trated lecture in the course on the
"Pilgrims Progress" will be delivered
in the evening. An illustrated HYMN
1.-THE Holy City" will be sung BY
Frank Farley.
At St Lukes M; E. Church the last