Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1913-06-21

DO Men Gather Grapes on Thorns?.
will be the sermon subject of the Rev.
John mcdowell at the Park Prespy-
evening theme Will be developing
the Best Under Ditnculites-Esther
the Heroine"
Mission Work at Home and
Abroad" will be discussed at the
Christian Endeavor Bible reading
sessions tomOrrTw TIE Iuni0g an
Reporting, Lesson from the People
of Ephesus."
Tomorrow afternoon an outdoor
service will be held on the lawn ad-
joining st. Thomas's Episcopal Church
BY the congregation. The rector, the
Rev. John r. Atkinson, will ofticiate
The service will open at o'cloch
The Rev DR.. Putnam Cady pastor
of the Upper Montclair Presbyterian
Church, made the principal address at
Essex County Christian Endeayor
Union, held in the Park Presbyterian
Church, this city, last evening. Percy
R. Nuessle presided Delegations from
FIVE city and six county districts were
present
An advance party of college men
and older bcys will leave this city for
4
mer camp, near Branchville, Monday
next The fret party of campers, con-
sisting of about 100 boys, will start
f." Brsnt hville on Friday, Juno "a.
The Rev. John A. Dillon, superin-
tendent of the parochial schools in the
Newark Catholic diocese, Will preach
at the 1920 o'clock mass to be cele-
brated in the Church of the Immacu-
late Conception, Elizabeth, tomorrow
morning, in commemoration of the
third anniversary of the parish.
Sabbath school teachers in this city
are planning to attend the twentieth
annual session of the School of Meth
DDS of the New Jersey Sunday School
Association. to open in Asbury Park
on Saturday, July 5.
1t is expected that at least fifty
New Jersey delegates will make the
trip to Los Angeles. Cal. to attend
the International Christian Endeavor
convention, to be held from July to
| Is. Newark and Essex county viii
be represented in the party. The spe-
cial train for the Eastern delegates
will leave New York city over the
Central railroad Wednesday. July q
i During July end sl,, august the Gin n.
Methodist Episcopal and the First
c6urches viii unite in holding serv-
ices. Sunday, July 6, 10 and 20; the
the Clinton Avenue Baptist Church,
with it's pastor. the Rev. DR.. Riley A.
Vose. officiating July q and August
at the First Congregations Church.
with the Rev. T. Arid Moffat as
preacher, and on August II, "a and
81 the services VIII be shifted to st.
Luke's Church. with the Rev. James
H. Macdonald filling the pulpit.
The Rev. David A. Kirkby, of Sails
bury. Conn, who accepted q call to
Church. Essex Fells, in the Newark
diocese to succeed the Rev. r. e.
Merington, who resigned. will take
charge of the parish July 1. The new
by, of Canada. He is about A years
old, married and has three sons.
Tomorrow will mark the first ami
versary of the formal dedication and
opening of the Vailsburg Methodist
Episcopal Church. at Richeiieu ter
race and Fortuna street The edifice
was dedicated with special exercises
Sunday, June %, 1912. The pastor, the
Rev. Benjamin F. Dickson, will in
formally observe the anniversary to-
morrow.
The Rev DR.. Robert Scott Inglis,
pastor of the. Third Presbyterian
Church. with his family, will spend
IngIeside, in the catskills. Mrs Inglis
and the children have gone to 1ngle-
side and the pastor will go there a
| little later in the season.
The regular summer schedule of
services has gone Into effect at Grace
English Lutheran Church, in Mercer
street The Sunday evening sessions
have been discontinued for the re-
mainder of the season. The Sabbath
school will meet as usual. as will also
| the scholars at the South Tenth Street
Mission.
The Christian Endeavor Society Of