Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1913-05-24
UNDER THE STEEPLE

Ethel Burgess. Carrie srendlove,
Charlotte Hutchinson and Pauline
Westrup Frank Leonard, Frank HUI
Der Moses Fernley. stuart LOCKER and
George Lang The efficient proinpter
was Miss Grace Tunison, with Alfred
A. Holt acting as coach.
Dr. Carl II. Wintsoh. grand marshal
Of the sixth annual parade of the rs
sex County Sunday school Associa.
tion. to be held on Saturday, June :,
has named as deputy marshals Ed
ward w. Cooper, g. II. Neidlinser, ".
5. S. Rowland, E. S McSaab, III. 4.
Disbrow, L. cutler Ryerson, a. T..
Brakeman. Waldo c. Genung and Jo-
seph Walker. There will be thirteen
assistant marshals to head as many
divisions in the parade new local
entry will be ST. Barnabas's Episcopal
Sunday school. of Warren street and
sussex avenue.
The Rev. Dr. Lyman Whitney Allen
win preach in the South Park Presbyte-
rian Church tomorrow morning on "rhe
Church at Worship
In the evening the service will be held
in South Park Memorial Chapel and the
subject will be The Men Who Saved the
Nation.
Al 2:3o p. m the Chapel Sabbath school
will celebrate Memorial Day, at which
time W. H. Macdonald, one OF the heroes
of the Civil War, and chaplain of the
Lincoln Post, will deliver an address.
There will be special music including
violin solos, by Carl Newe
At St. Luke's Methodist Episcopal
Church tomorrow the Rev j. H. Mac
Donald viii preach in the morning a spe-
cial sermon to men, and In the evening
ON "Spotless Town
The Rev. Charles H. Stewart. ID. d,
%pastor of the North Reformed Church,
will address the Vance class tomorrow
afterIoon. The class will hold social
on Thursday night.
The Rev Henry R. Rose will preach
in the Church of the Redeemer at II
O'Clock on What the American Flag
at 7:45 o'clock, there will be an oratorio
concert by the choir. with address by Mr..
Rose on Encouragement in Patriotic
Endeayor" Twenty thousand people
lures this winter. They win be resumed
in the fan.
Tomorrow will be the last Lords day
of Dr. Thomas J. Vlllers as pastor of
the Peddie Memorial Church. In the
morning be will speak on The Heart
Immortality Baptism will follow the
sermon.
Day service. Garfield Post, g, A. R., will
attend.
DR.. Villers will speak on The Finished
Course"
THE Stainless Flag" will be the sub
ject of a popular patriotic sermon by the
Rev. Percival H Barker in Christ Re
formed Church, Washington and Delavan
avenues, tomorrow evening at I 80 o'clock
There viii be special patriotic music by
large chorus choir. The morning serv-
ice VIII he at 1890 O'Clock and the sermon
subject What Is a Church Good Forl''
Decoration Day will be appropriated
observed tomorrow in the franklin Street
NJ. ID. Church, opposite the City Hall an
mex. The Rev. c. b. Cadmus Will relate
his wartime experience In the morning.
! The pastors subject IN the evening will
| be Our Own EIreside." The Uniformed
| Rank, Jr o. e. A. NJ, will be present in
body at this service.
| In the First Presbyterian Church to-
morrow DR.. w j. Dawson viii preach
I at both services. A special musical pro-
gram in commempration of Memorial Day
/ has been prepared by Alexander Russell,
organist and choirmaster At this serv-
| ice several posts of the G.. A. X. will at
/ tend In body. among them Phil Sherl-
dan Post, No 10, Phil Kesrny Post No.
! ], Lincoln Post No. II and Marcus l..
Ward Post No. 49,
| The preparatory service in anticipa-
/ ton of the June communion will be held
| Tuesday evening. DR.. W J. Dawson viii
deliver an address.
Company B. Boy Scouts. will leave for
| tbree-daY camping trip In the Blue
Mountains Thursday afternoon.
1.-The Black Diamond" a stereopticon
lecture by the Rev. Frank j. Milman. as
sistant pastor of the Second Presbyterian
! Church will be given, following an organ
| recital by George III. Weston. of the New
| ark Typographfcai Uuion Thursday eve
| ming at O'Clock. This lecture is the
| gift of Mr.. Milman to the labor unions
under whose auspices II Is being given.
The Grand Army Of the Republic will
meet in the church Friday night
The date for the First Church SUNDAY
school excursion to Asbury Park and
Ocean Grove has been set for Wednesds v
July 8. 1913.
AT Calvary Presbyterian Church to
morrow the Rev. DIR. s. B. Rossiter will
| preach at both services.
DR.. Pleasant Hunter will preach in ths
| Second Presbyterian Church tomorrow a.
the morning and evening services.
AT the South Baptist Church to-
morrow the Rev. Clark T. Brownell
pastor at 1880 will preach on IAN
Unpaid Debt" At the evening serv-
ice the sermon will be the last in
the series on Living PARALLELS" sub
jsct, "A Parable of Society"
Sunday school VIII be held--at 80
O'clock young peoples meeting nj
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