Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1913-06-14
UNDER THE STEEPLE

the women,s Guild of st. Georges
Episcopal Church on the parish
grounds, Maplewood sec!ion' neat
Friday afternoon and evening.
The Rev. Henry r. Rose, pastor
of the Church of-the Redeemer vii
observe the twenty-second anniveE.s-
airy of his ordination into the minis
try Tuesday. Mr.. Rose, following ms
graduation from the Divinity school
of Tufts College, was formally Or or
dained June Il 1891 ,dca He 6 cbr ocia tse
largest of the Universalist denom1na-
ton in this part of the country, Tor
the past fifteen years. Mr.. Rose is a
past grand chaplain OF the grand
lodge, r. and A. M, of New Jersey.
At the Trinity English Lutheran
Church the Rev. w. III. w. Relmer;
pastor, will bave Approved of God"
Only Antidote for Evil" for the eve-
ming service.
DR.. Stewart will preach in the. North
morning on "The Wounded Hands
and in the evening. on THE Adven-
lures of Prophet.
The Rev. George Il. Lombard, pas
will preach on What Is Your Occu-
pation?" tomorrow morning, and on
BREAD and Butter in the evening.
The topics for summer Sunday eve
ming sermons are as follows: June ",
THE Almighty Dollar" June 20, MY
Country's Welfare Especial patriotic
program July 6, "A Little Fun Now
and Then e. July 49, nv w asai INV
81. "a Good Old Age"
The laying of the cornerstone of
the new Third Presbyterian Church
x1rf1I ha all hinUf0n
avenue and Ridge street. at 4 O'Clock.
The Rev. w. Y. Chapman will make
the address.
At ST. Luke's M. E. Church tomor-
row the June Sunday service viii be
held in the morning, participated in
by all departments of the Sunday
school. AT the evening service the
pastor, the Rev. ]. II. Macdonald, will
preach on the topic. The Cause of
High Living"
Children's day will be observed to-
morrow in the Franklin Street M. Z.
Church. The decorations will be
somewhat elaborate. There viii be
real water fountain on the platform.
Numerous palms and other plants will
give the effect of tropical foliage. DR..
William Eakins, in the morning, will
speak about Christ and the Chill
dren.", Infant baptism will be OBJ
served at this service.
The exercise in the evening. entitled
"A Garden of Flowers, will be rem
dered by r members OF the SUNDAY .a.a;,
f take part: ne Lille Yite" Bedean, Chester
Meseroie, Edward Cozzens, Bessie Mac
Gowan. Marjorie Bennett, Jack Hines,
Helen Miller, Belle Mason, Edith
Meserole, Clarence Corsan.. Dorothy
Tench, Ruth Meserole, Merle Tench,
Jennie Meserole, Elwood Tench. Irene
Mason, Ruth Scattergood. Emma
Nf,xrs, rerl,
Hook, Ella Mabus. Ralph Bursch,
Mary Corson. Flowie Schoeffeld, Eve
Ign Van De Venter, Leroy Harrison
At the Calvary Presbyterian Church
the Rev. DIR. S. B. Rossiter will preach
in the morning on "Jesuss Methods
of Spreading the Kingdom and Can
there win be a service of song in
connection with the bring one" rally.
At the South Park PRESBYTERIAN
Allen will preach in the morning on
s'Worship in Action" In the evening
in 1.-THE South Park Memorial Chapel
he will preach on Song OF the Heart.
Niederbuhl. who are in charge of the
Volunteer work in Newark, Will be
present and will assist in the service
with the cornet.
In the Old First Presbyterian
Church DR.. w. ]. Dawson will preach
both morning and evening tomorrow.
In the morning he will deliver spe-
cial address to the children: At the
meeting for prayer and praise Tues
day evening Hans p. Freeze. a mem
an address on THE Mormons." During
the summer months the Sunday
school, with the exception of the adult
Bible class, will meet at $3.50 o'clock
in the morning at the First Presby-
terrain Church.
AT the Central NJ. e. Church, Mar
ket and Mulberry streets, tomorrow,
the program will be as follows: 1880,
morning worship: special children's
day service. baptism of infants; $3.50,
Bible school; 6:45. vesper service; 7:45,
evening worship. The subject of the
sermon by the pastor will be, How
Can Man Be Born When. He Is
OldT Prayer service viii be held
Tuesday night at 8 O'Clock.