Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1913-11-15
IN THE CHANGES

I III %01iiCCNAbu WIN NHG bCutAaA Ob~
servance OF home mission week the
following meetings will be held In
the Oranges next week: Wednesday,,
8 p. M, Central Presbyterian Church,
New America Stereopticon lecture
] by Rev. John Mcdowell. THURSDAY,
p. M, Calvary NJ. e. Church. Main
young peoples meeting, "A Mission
airy. Hike and Round Robin. Queen
esther circles, Bpworth leagues.
minister guilds and other young peo
| pies societies have been invited. Sat
urday, at 3 o'clock, childrens meet
| ing, North Orange Baptist Church
DRY streets, Orange, missionary story
hour, illustrated.
At Unitarian Church, Orange. Rev.
tomorrow will be as. follows: Regular
morning worship, with sermon by the
pastor at 1915; subject of sermon
Religiously?" Mr.. Decker will play
the following selections: Prelude in
G, Thorne; response, anthem. Batisto;
postlude, Watson. The Sunday scnool
Rev. Martin a. Shipley, rector of
Trinity Church, Hoboken, viii take
the morning service at st. Marks
Episcopal Church, West Orange. on
Sunday.
Rev Robert Brewster Beattie
will preach at II o'clock tomor-
row 1t lUc MuIll Avenue 1itS~
byterian Church. corner Main street
and Mum avenue, East Orange. His sub
ject will be ''rhe Light of the World"
AT the evening service at o'clock work
ers from the McAuley Mission, New York
City, will speak. Music for the morning:
Anthem. THE Pillars Of the Earth"
Tours; offertory quartet, "Grander Than
Oceans story, Costa soprano solo, 70
Love That VIII Not Let Me Co." Harris;
organ postlude Fantasia in Minor,
Richter. Music for the evening: Organ
prelude, Andante In Il Flat, Merkel; an
them, praise the Lord, Greatorex; of,
Demarest; bass solo. The Homeland"
Johnson organ postlude, Postlude in B
Flat, West
At the New Church, Essex avenue. Or
ange, sermon at IL am. by Rev. Adolph
Roeder on s1he Entrance Of the Sons of
Israel Into the Holy Land; Study OF
the Internal Sense of the Word in
deuteronomy. Chapter 2, Verse 10 to
20, inclusive" Mems class in the Re-
ligion of Stateeraft will meet at 1920
and continue it's study of the COM
parative gospel story and of civic
subjects.
At the First Presbyterian Church.
Orange, the pastor, Rev; DR.. Charles
h hHEHi unsou gfi forgiVeness" Vesper
prompt promptly a at p ,, M, viii have for
the subject of the brief. sermon Nine
Missing Men" The Young Peoples
League will hold its regular meet
ing in the chapel at 1870 p. M. led
by Miss Margaret MCGOWAN on
christian Ideals of Business and
Professional Honor"
Episcopal Church, Orange, tomor-
cSmmu mi i Rs chapel pei 80 a. NG M,
morning prayer in church; II a. m,
c. NJ. Durham, rector. Music, Com
munion Service. in c. Morley. an,
them, Praise the Lord, Jerusalem"
School oHh S az and as serViee in parish r house;
1880 D. M. choral. evening prayer.
Music Magnifcat and Nunc Dimittis'
Morley. Roberts in g; anthem. 'Gons
solo rendered by Walter L. Green.
At Grace Church, Orange, holy COM
munion at a. M; morning prayer
and ser and s at at D. eSeH The
Charley Kingsley Bible Class Will meet
at 1 p. m. Rev. Charles Thomas Walk
ley. rector; viii preach. t5 at both 9th ser er
sease;" the second of a series of SER
mons on the Effect of Modern
Science Upon Old .Standards;' p. m,
Fri6SndshiPs II hife woo dsls F. an M
choral service; Magnificat and Nunc
Dimittis in G, Marks; anthem / Am
At Christ Episcopal Church, East
Orange, services tomorrow will be at
S a. m, holy communion 9:45 a. m;
prayer and sermon on ''1ndepen7
dence," by the rector, Rev. g. 70.
Hutchison: $ p. m, evening prayer
nd third in series Of lectures BY
the rector on THE Life of Christ
illustrated by stereopticon Morning
service. TIE Deum in A, Hadley; offer
tory anthem Come Now and Let
Us Re ssscc T0ggther Bry Smd NHSc
Dimittis, Haynes.
Music and sermon topics in the
Grove Street congregational Church,
Morning. worship; organ prelude, AL
legro Wagner; anthem, re Deum,
Buck: offertory, Saviour, Thy Chill
dren Keep" sullivan; organ post
lude, Scherzoso, Rogers, sermon by
the pastor on Jesus, Ideal of
Man." evening worship; organ pre-
lude. Overture, Faulkes; offertory:
Foster; organ postlude, March Pom
tihcale," Lemmens.
The Day of Judgment will be the
topic of John II. Albohm, pastor OF
the Redeemer Lutheran chapel, Or
ange. tomorrow morning.
1.-The Reward of Purity" will be
the sermon topic of Rev. George L.
Eastman, pastor of the Orange VAL
his fGs"t theme viii viii be WHO is My Neigh,
bar? Question for the Patriot"
SOUTH ORANGE.
In the South Orange Methodist
Episcopal Church tomorrow morning
the pulpit will be occupied by Miss
Alma Matthew'S of the Home for
Immigrant Girls, New York.
Rev. David De Forest Burrel1. pas
tor, will preach a sermon to children
in the First PRESBYTERIAN Church to-
| morrow morning. Miss Adah Con-
ners. soprano of New York, Will be
the soloist at the service.
In the Church of Our Lady of Sor-
rows tomorrow morning Rev. II. M.
Donovan, rector, will preach on The
| Life Of John Knox"
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