Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1913-05-24
RELIGIOUS
EXERCISES AT SHORE

The several thousand summer
county to Ocean Grove and Asbury
Park during July and August vii
find that an exceptional program of
religious events has been planned for
the big Ocean Grove Auditorium. the
Young Peoples Temple. the Taber-
nacie and the Thornley, Chapel.
Among the leaders in the series OF
services TO be conducted VIII be two
former pastors in this city. the Rev.
DR.. Charles Z. Mead. Of the First
Methodist Collegiate Church. Balu-
more, who for several years filed the
pulpit Of the Centenary M. f. Church,
in Summer avenue. and the Rev DR..
William II. Morgan, Of Calvary
Methodist Church, New York cry.
who for fifteen years and until re-
Gently offieiated as pastor Of the Cen
tral Church, in Market street, this
CITY
Both Drs. Mead and Morgan are
very popular at the shore resorts,
and. as in former years, VIII have
charge of the morning sessions held
in the Young Peoples Temple, and
VIII also conduct the afternoon 4
O'Clock pavilion meetings.
The Holiness Assembly will also
continue its sessions IN the taber-
nacle this summer. and the leaders
will be the Rev. DR.. and Mrs. Henry
Wheeler. Miss Ruth Harris will be
the soloist
The other centres Of religious in
terest will be the Junior Temple serv-
ices. 10 be conducted in Thornley,
Chapel, under the care Of Mrs. ]. A.
Hudson; the Twilight Revival. to be
led BY Miss Helen Gertrude Rumsey.
with Mrs Anna B. Lewis as soIoist:
the intermediate Sunday School ses-
sions, to be conducted by the Rev.
j. 4. Hudson; the primary depart
ment. by Mrs. Kate Skirm. and the
Chinese department. by Mrs Cham
oerlain. DR.. Frank L. Wilson will
again lead the Bible class.
There viii also be the annual con-
vention of the Woman's Christian
Temperance Union. two days in July:
of the international Sunshine So
ciety, of the Ant-Saloon League.
Good Templars and of the women's
Foreign and Home Missionary So
cities.
Plans have $50 been completed for
the camp-meeting services which will
be held under the direction of the
Right Rev. Bishop Wilson. assisted
by a corps of noted preachers of
'evangelistic ability. The singing will
be led by Mr. Rhodeheaver, who has
been assisting Billy Sunday in his
national revival campaign
The children's day exercises vii
be especially attractive this year.
The sermon will be preached By
the Rev. DR. Farrar, of New York.
and Professor Tall Esen Morgan. the
musical director for the season al
the auditorium. will supervise the
children's festival
Among the prominent Methodist d.
vines who will preach at the big
meetings in the auditorium will in
ciude Bishops Berry, Wilson. Spreng
and Mcdowell and the Rev. DR..
Courtlandt Myers. of the fremont
Baptist Temple. of Boston; DIR.
George P. Eckman, editor of the
Christian Advocate; Dr. George Peck.
head Of the forward movement in
New York: the Rev Dr. Ralph b.
Urmy. of Morristown; the Rev. DR.
Charles NJ. Boswell. corresponding
secretary Of the Board OF Home Mis-
sions and Church Extension Society,
and Inc Eev DIR. Ainsworth. Of Ma
con. Ca
The music to be conducted by Pro-
lessor Morgan will be given on the
usual elaborate scale. and Clarence
Reynolds will present his daily after
noon rendition of the storm, on the
great organ. \ grand sacred oratorio
concert. under the direction OF Pro-
fessor Morgan. will be given near the
close of the season.