Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1913-08-30
TURCHES y NEWARK.S PAST ~ ART
CityChurch
Programs
for Sunday
Labor Problems and Labor
Movements Will Form the
Subject Of Sermons.

Tomorrow, Labor Sunday" will be
observed in the churches of Newark
with appropriate pulpit dialectic. The
sermons of many of the incumbents
will deal with the meaning of the
labor movement of the world, Its
progress and its effect upon the
vorkingman. Many of the clergymen
who will supply the places of those
who have not yet returned from their
summer vacations will come from
metropolitan cures.
"The Lords Prayer and the Labor
Problem" will be the topic of LABOR
Dav sermon by the Rev. Percival n
Barker tomorrow morning in Christ
Reformed Church, washington and
Delavan avenues. The musical pro-
gram is as follows: Prelude, Eliza
beth's Prayer" Wagner; ofrertory
from violin Concerto" Felix Men
delssohn; postlude, Coronation march
from "I,e Prophetic" Meyerbeer:
Frederick Tegen, organist; solo,, ~
Pest in the Lord" from Mendels-
sohn's "Elijah," Mrs. Bertha Moser
Tn the Old First Presbyterian
church tomorrow the Rev. Charles
Etelzle. superintendent of the bureau
of social service of the Board OF
Home Missions of the Presbyterian
Church In the United States, VIII occu-
DIV the pulpit both services. This Deing
Labor Sunday, the sermons viii be
annropriate to the day The subject
of his morning sermon Will be
'sModern Tendencies of the Labor
Movement" In the evening he will
preach on Jesus Christ and Social
Reform" The music at the morning
service will be: Organ prelude, Ber-
ceuse and prayer, Guilmant; offer
tory. Communion, Callaerts; anthem,
THE Lord Is Exalted" West; organ
postlude, March, theme by Handel
Guilmant. At the evening service the
program will be: Organ prelude,
Hymn Celeste" Gray; offertory
prayer, GODDARD; anthem, my Song
Shall Be of Mercy" Wilkinson. John
v. Pearsall, organist at the West
Minister Presbyterian Church, Bloom
field. will play at these services.
In the Central M. e. Church the
Rev. H. G. Murkland, pastor, there
will be no morning service tomorrow.
The Sunday school session will be at
2:s0 o'clock p. m; preaching at 7:4S
p. m. by the Rev. George M. Elsbee,
of New York city.
At the Central Presbyterian
Church tomorrow the Rev. Robert
spencer 1OulB Will Pi clSh III tiO
morning on "The Valley of Dry
Bones" In the evening the last lee
ture on the Tabernacle will be given,
1.-THE Holy of Holes" This is the
last time this unique model will be
exhibited.
I ne pulpit of the Clinton Avenue
Reformed Church tomorrow will be
occupied by the Rev. Willard d.
Brown, of Passaic, at the II o'clock
service. The evening service will be
omitted.
The South Park Presbyterian, Third
Presbyterian and st. Paul's Methodist
churches will unite in the last union
service of the summer tomorrow
morning at st. Pauls Church. The
Rev. Robert Scott Inglis, d. D., will
preach. At TIE South Park Memorial
Chapel in tie evening Walter Mabee,
of New York, will speak.
At the First Presbyterian Church
Tabernacle, Lafayette and Tyler
treets. the Rev. Andrew II. Nelly.
/, iinisf er, at 1880 a. m. tomorrow will
nacle on Jesus Christ and the Work.
Ingman." At 7:45 o'clock p. m. an ad-
dress will be made on the Life of
John Bunyon." Lantern slides will be
used and the hymns will be thrown
upon the screen. Congregational |
singing is a feature of these services. |
In the Roseville Methodist Episco-
pal Church, in the absence of the pas
tor. the pulpit will be occupied both
morning and evening tomorrow by the
Rev. j. H. Barr. of Buckport. Me-
The Rev. DIR. William 3. Matteson,
secretary of the Baptist Minister'S
Home Society, Mount Vernon, N. Y,
will preach in the South Baptist
Church in tke morning tomorrow.