Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1913-04-19

The Rev. Philip Sidney Waters, the
Methodist Episcopal Church, in Summer
avenue. is a talented baritone soloist.
He proves a valuable aid in the choir
loft.
"Fayorite Verses viii be the Chris
The Junior Endeavor theme will be
tRaul's Hardships and Ours"
Samuel NJ. Tunlson. president of the
Newark District Epworth League, made
an address At the group rally held In the
ham. last night. The Rev. Ralph Wells
Keller Of New York, was the principal
speaker
services In the Old First Presbyterian.
In the evening he win deliver the second
of series of sermons on Old Testament
heroes, the subject being Joshua, the
Soldier" The subject next Sunday eve
ming will be samson, the Patriot"
At St. Paul's Episcopal Church, at
High and Market streets, tomorrow eve
ming the rector. the Rey Henry II Had.
the members of Sheffield Lodge, Sons of
St George.
\ testimonial dinner will be rendered
the Pew DR. William r. Jenvey, who has
Hoboken. by the elergymen Of the New
ark Episcopal diocese, IN Trinity parish
house. Rector street this city, on Mon
arch-deacon of Jersey City. will remove
to the Pacific coast in May. Bishop
Lines win preside at the dinner.
The inal meeting of the Essex Bndea--
vor Union, until next fall, will be held
ON June s. II will be a rally session and
the attendance banners will be awarded.
The Junior Endeayor societies IN Essex
county, under. the leadership Of Z; Ches-
ter Bradley, the superintendent, Will also
hold rally in june
Delegates from this city will attend the
International convention OK the iouiis
at the session win be. John r. Mott. of
Montelair. who Is returning - from an
eyangelistic world trip The Newark and
Orange Christian Associations will be
well represented at lie meet.
The Duty of the City ,,ot t. PTSyi de
the topic OF a talk by j. Leonard Mason;
the new secretary TO the. Playground
Commissioners, at the mems meeting In
The address win be Illustrated by sixty
Slides Selections viii also be rendered
by the Y. NJ. c. A. orchestra.
The newly elected officers of the First
Presbyterian Tabernacle Brotherhood for
the ensuing year are: Charles Hicks,
president; William HOWE. vice-presl,,
dent: Joseph kirms, secretary, and
Arthur Belden, treasurer. There was no
change made in the roster of the various
committees.
The official board of the Fifth Avenue
Presbyterian Church, at Roseville and
Park avenues Is planning to erect II
$4,000 parish house during the summer.
The new building will be Of brick ana
limestone. three stories, and when com
pleted win provide quarters for the Sab
bath school and the various societies af
tiliated with the church. The pastor, the
Rev Joseph Hunter. Is actively inter-
ested in the promotion of the building
project.
Bible school workers from this city are
planning to attend the twentieth annual
session of the School of Methods of the
New Jersey Sunday School Association.
TO be held in Asbury Park July to L..
Am9ng the speakers will be the Rev p.
u. Baldwin and II. t. Diffendorfer. Seven
lectures on the Fundamentals of Chris.
tan Faith" will be given by the Rev.
DIR. Lyman Harold Hough, of Baltimore.
The Summerfield Methodist Episcopal
congregation. ut summer avenue and
Heller parkway, Is Just twenty years
old. The flock during the past wear has
made encouraging gains in membership
The church has a membership of over
300, with large and increa sing Bible
school. 1t is expected that the official
board and building committee will soon
discuss with their new pastor, the Rev.
pr. West, the erection of the proposed
church on the acquired site at Mt Pros
pect avenue and Heller parkway
The Rev. DR.. William II. Chamberlain
will occupy the pulpit in the North Re
formed Church on Sunday. at both the
morning and evening services