Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1913-08-02
NEWS AND NOTES OF NEWARK CHURCHES
SERVICES IN THE
NEWARK CHURCHES
Pastors of the City Encouraged
by Large Attendance. Not
wIthstanding Heat.


row there are many union services.
Notwithstanding that great numbers
of people are away, these services
have been well-attended throughout
the heated term, and, as August
comes. there Is q suggestion of still
wider awakening and interest.
In the Old First Presbyterian
Church, the pulpit will be occupied
bv the Rev. Davis w. Lush, d. D..
who will preach in the morning on,
Iron Shoes, for Rough Roads" and
In the evening upon 1.-THE Cry of a
Thief. and What Came Of IT," The
preacher for the following Sunday
will be the Rev. J. Beverage Lee, OF
st. Paurs Presbyterian Church, Phila-
delphia. Pa.
Rev, Robert Spencer Young, Will
preach tomorrow morning at the
Central Presbyterian Church on THE
Ten Mlnas." The evening topic Will
be, 1.-THE Encampment of Israeli
this will be an Introductory lecture
to the study of the tabernacle. In
the study of the tabernacle during
August, a model will be used to IL
one of but two in the world and Is
most interesting and beautiful. Dur
Ing the absence of DR.. King on his
vacation, throughout the month of
August, the Rev. Mr.. Young, the as
sistant minister, will be at the manse
from $3.50 o'clock a. m. to $3.50 o'clock
D. m. except at such times as he is
called away in the work of the
church.
In the First Presbyterian Church
Tabernacle. Lafayette and Tyler
minister, the usual services will be
held. In the morning the Rev. Mr..
Nelly will preach on Substantial
Comfort" At 7:45 p. m. an illustrated
address will be delivered. This is
the fourth in a series on THE Pill
grim's Progress" which Is remark
able because of the deep interest
shown and because of the large at
tendance. There will be special music
at the evening service.
In the absence of the pastor. the
pulpit of the Roseville M. e. Church
will be occupied both morning and
evening by Prof. the Rev. f. Watson
Harmon. of Drew Theological Semi
nary, Madison, N. J.
At the First M. p. Church, Clinton
and Treacy avenues. the pastor. the
Rev. Eugene G. Makosky, will oc-
cupy the pulpit tomorrow for the
last time before leaving on his vaca-
ton. In the morning the regular
monthly communion service will be
held At night the Rev. Mr.. Makosky
will preach on the subject Gods
Gift" The pulpit of this church will
be filled during August by prominent
preachers of the denomination from
Philadelphia, Baltimore and Wash
ington. d. c.
At the Paramount Baptist Church
tomorrow morning the Lords supper
VIII be celebrated after a sermon by
the Rev. DR.. Gum, pastor of the
North Baptist Church, New York
city. At the evening service a former
pastor of the Tabernacle of this city
VIII preach, the Rev. A. e. Harris,
now associate to DR.. Russell Conwell,
of Philadelphia.
AT the First Congregational lube
Memorial Church tomorrow the mu-
steal program Is as follows: Morn
ing-Organ voluntry, Merkel; duet for
soprano and tenor, I'm His Hands
Are All the Corners" Mendelssohn.
Miss Begin and Mr.. Auty; offertory,
Guilmant; soprano solo, adore and
Be STILL" Gounod, Miss Emily e.
Begin; organ postlude, Smith. Eve
ning-Organ voluntary, Guilmant;
duet for soprano and tenor. IT Waited
for the Lord" Mendelssohn, Miss
Begin and Mr.. Auty; offertory,
Merkel; tenor solo, Impatient Heart
Be STILL" Stebbins, Leonard e. Auty;
postlude, march, Smith
The Rev. w. H. Broening, pastor
of Fewsmith Memorial Church, ex-
poets to be out of town on a vaca-
ton for the month of August Dur-
ing his absence for the first four
Sundays the pulpit will be occupied
by Frederick B. Vreeland, of the
local Young Mems Christian Associa
ton. The last Sunday of the month
1t is expected that William Russell
superintendent of the evangelistic
department of the Essex County C
e. Union. will be the speaker. The
plan of the committee is to do every.
thing possible to have the service.
both interesting and profitable.