Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1913-01-04

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Dr.. Pleasant Hunter VIII preach in
the Second Presbyterian Church to-
morrow morning and evening.
In the North Reformed Church to-
morrow the Rev. Or. Thomas C. Hall
VIII preach both morning and eve.
nlng. A special solo. Ave Maria"
Will be sung by Mrs. Dodge Derby.
with cello accompaniment
special musical service. under the
auspices of the Sunday school Of the
south Baptist Church, will be given
tomorrow afternoon at $50 o'clock.
Inc CHORAL Society, under the leader
snip OF Mrs Clark T. Brownell, will
render Where Love Is, There Is God
Also. The music of the SUNDAY school
VIII De led by L. d. Howard Gilmour.
mere viii also be plano and violin
SOLOS; The newly elected officers of
me sunday school who will be in
stallea at this service. are as follows.
II. A. Marshall, superintendent; Ed
ward a. Ward. assistant superinten-
dent; Ernest Pierson, second assistant
superintendent: Mrs. H T. Garrigus.
laoy superintendent; Walter Drake
secretary and treasurer; George
Phelps. membership secretary.
The Rev. William Eakins. the pastor
OIL the FRANKLIN Street M. E. Church.
VIII occupy the pulpit tomorrow at
ootn services. In the morning he viii
give a New Years greeting. The
sacrament of the LORDS Supper will
pe observed and newSme n1bers will be
received. In the evening the subject
OF the sermon VIII be, Taking Ac-
count of Stock"
In Wallace Hall. J. NJ c A.. tomor-
|, row afternoon at 3:45, Charles L.
Evarts. OF Boston, win give his ad-
dress on. Guilty. Condemned. Par
doned" Mrs. l.. Carroll Beekel So
prano, will sing. There will be a
sacred concert by Earle's Orchestra
The Rev. DIR. George Walton King
viii observe his second anniversary
as pastor of the Central Presbyterian
Church tomorrow
Conservation meeting will be held
by the Christian Endeavor societies
tomorrow evening. The senior Bible
Christian" and the junior members
Will discuss, How Can We Be Wit
nesses for Christ?'
The Young Man Leaving Home"
will be the subject of the Rev DR.
George H. Broening at the Fewsmith
Memorial Presbyterian Church tomor-
row evening.
The Sabbath school of the Emman-
uel Baptist Church has elected the
following officers for the new year:
NJ. X. Nelson, superintendent. Mrs. p
b. Robertson. assistant superinten-
dent: John t. Bird, treasurer; Miss
May Hoagland. secretary, and Mrs. f.
S. Buckelew, superintendent of the
| primary department
The Rev. Thomas A. Walsh win be
the spiritual adviser of ST. Charles
Branch, Ladies' Catholic Benevolent
Association, during 1913. The Rev.
Father Poels has been named adviser
by ST. Johns Branch, and the Rev.
Denis McCartie by McCartie Branch,
of st. Michaefs Catholic Church,
Bellevile avenue.
IAN Evening With David Copper
field" Will be the lecture topic OF
Frank Speaight in the old" First
parish auditorium on Monday eve
ming, January 20.
The winter term of the educational
classes of the Young Women's Chris
tian Association will open at IA East
Park street. on Monday.
Edward D. Duffield and Howard
MacSherry. of the Public Service Cor
| poration, will be the principal speak
ers at the annual banquet of the Tri-
Mu Glass of the First Christian
| Church, lrvingtons Thursday evening,
January 16. Thomas 3. Bucban, the
class president will be toastmaster.
The Girls Friendly Society. of the
! House of Prayer will begin its lee
! ture course on First Aid to the In
jured." on Monday evening.
The Sabbath school of the Elizabeth
Avenue Baptist Church presented its
| pastor, the Rev. George McNeely with
a purse Of gold. Raymond d. Crots-
ley, the superintendent, was given
costly brass jardeniere. Last eve
ming the Young Peoples Union con-
Quoted an exchange sociable in the
Sunday school rooms.
The Woman's Missionary Society of
the Forest Hill Presbyterian. Church
will discuss Our Home Mission Spe-
| cial Object" and The PRESBYTERIAN
Hospital, San Juan, Porto Rico" on
next Wednesday afternoon. Mrs.
! Smith Ordway will be one of the
! speakers and Mrs. Charles A Wood
ruff will preside.
The teaching of Christianity during
the. past year throughout the world.
under American auspices. cost over
s340. 900. 600. OF this vast sum sIs.-
600. 900 was spent in foreign mission
work and s40.O00.000 in the home mis-
sion field.
The Mems Fellowship Bible Class Of
the Morrow Memorial Methodist
| Church, Maplewood, has elected new
officers for the ensuing year. They
are: George Volz, president; Alfred
O'Brien, secretary: g. A. Sutton. treas
urer; A. S. McNear. librarian, and
Rciert c. Mott. leader.
The Newark Episcopal diocese. OF
which the Rt Rev Bishop Edwin s
Lines, of this city. is presiding head
has closed most prosperous year
During 1912 2.229 were baptized, MAX
ing total diocesan enrolment of So,
| 094 members. The sum given by the
diocese to general Episcopal missions
amounted to s32.27S. The largest
parish is ST. Johns, of Jersey City
with 1,1O5 members. Grace Church
at Broad and Walnut streets. this city
has an enrolment of s6s. the largest
in this vicinity.
Rabbi Solomon Foster, of the B'na
Jeshurun Temple. in Washington
anniversary as pastor of the local con.
| gregation.
In the Old First Presbyterian
! Church DR.. w. j. Dawson will preach
both morning and evening tomorrow
| The subject of his morning sermon
will be, "A New Years Message" The
subject of his evening sermon will be
THE Doubter's Hymn"
At Trinity English Lutheran Church
the Rev. w. H. W. Reimer, pastor. tn
Lords Supper will be received at tn,
morning service and new members ad
mitted into church fellowship. The ser
mon topic in the evening will be a
| Noble Aim in ifen