Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1913-10-04

vation," Macy; offertory, Turn Thy
| Face from My Sins,' Sullivan; post
Jude in G, Hopkins.
Special music will be rendered at
the evening service at the Clinton
Avenue Reformed Church. The quar-
tet will be assisted by Cornelius Jack
| son, violinist. The following selec-
lions will be rendered during the day
under the direction of the organist,
James Philipson:
Morning-Prelude, Asses Death"
from Peer GYM Suite,' Greig; an
them, There Is a Green HILL" Bur-
stall; response, Hear Our Prayer"
Marchantt; quartet, God So Loved
the World" from THE Crucifixion,"
Stainer; postlude, "Marche Sonnelle,"
Callaerts.
on G string, by Mr.. Jackson, Bach;
anthem, Praise the Lord" Randeg-
ger; quartet, with violin obligato,
Crossing the Bar" Schneider; re-
Spouse Hear Our Prayer" March
ant: offertory (yiolin solo), "Adagio,"
by Mr.. Jackson, Refs; tenor solo, with
violin obligato, "Oh, Saviour, Hear
Me-" by Mr.. Campbell, Chuck; post
lude, Grand March from Leonore
Symphony, Raft.
Preparatory service will be held to-
morrow evening in the North Re"
| formed Church, in Broad street, at s
O'Clock. Rev. DIR. Stewart will preach
| the preparatory sermon.
After a four months vacation the
Vance class of the North Reformed
Church will meet tomorrow after
| noon.
: Christ Reformed Church.
Rev. Percival H. Barker, pastor of
Christ Reformed Church, Washing
| ton and Delavan avenues, has an
| nounced a series of three popular
! sermons to be given on successive
| Sunday evenings during October:
October 5-"The Devils Pawn
shop"
October 12-"Doubly Loaded"
October 19-"Wishbones VS.. Back
| bones"
Hour of service, 1880 The chorus
| choir will render special music at
each of these services. Rev. Mr..
Barker speaks tomorrow morning on
1.-THE Tragedy of the Neglected
Child" The annual rally day of the
| Sunday school of the church will be
held tomorrow noon. Floyd Flood,
secretary of the boys work of the
Y. M. C. A.. will be the speaker
Subject, Loyalty"
The sacrament of the Lords sup
per will be administered and new
| members received in the Roseville
M. e. Church tomorrow morning.
In the evening Rev. Dorr Frank
Diefendorf will preach upon the
topic: THE Power of Things At
the morning service DIR. Alice NJ.
Conger contralto, will sing "Gethse-
NAME" Mary Turner Salter; and in
the evening Miss Evelyn Dutton
Fogg, contralto at the First Presby-
terrain Church of Brooklyn, will sing
Song of Penitence," Beethoven; "In
Thee, o God, Do 1 Put My Trust"
Spicker; and 1.-THE Good Shepherd,
Nanderwater. The Instrumental Sc
'ections for the day will be as fol-
lows: Morning Cruel
fixus" (mass in B minor), Beach;
offertory, Air TschailSowsky;
Bach. Evening-Prelude (cello solo),
"Serenade," Block; offertory, "A
Deserted Farm MacDowell; post
Jude, Fantasia in F." Polleri.
DIR. William Eaklns will preach to-
morrow in the Franklin Street
Methodist Episcopal Church, oppo-
site the City Hall Annex. In the
morning the subject will be: TREAD
ing the Winepress Alone" The
sacramerts of baptism and the Lord S
supper VIII be. observed at this serv
In the evening the topic will be Cos
sipmongers.
Centenary Church Services.
In the Centenary Methodist Epis-
copal Church, Summer avenue and
Kearny street. Rev George G. Vogel,
d. d. pastor. Holy communion is
classes for all ages. At the evening
services; at 1880, DR.. Vogel will
preach. His subject will be Things
That Count
In the Summerfield Methodist Epis-
copal Church, Rev. Orman M. West,
pastor, there will be tomorrow the
reception of new members and
communion service at 1890 o. m;
Sunday school from II to /; Ep-
worth League service at Gas p. M;
Topic: Choosing Chums: Its Infu-
ence on Life, Character and Des-
tiny" At 1880 p. m, the pastor will
preach on Being Filled with the
Fullness of God"
At the St James Episcopal Church
tomorrow the musical program is as
follows: Prelude, Largo from the
New World symphony" Dvorak;
TIE Deum. Matthew's: Benedictus
chanted; Kyrie, Mendelssohn; offer
tory, 1.-THE Souls of the Righteous"
Foster; benediction, Lead Me, Lord"
Marks; postlude, FESTIVAL March,"
Faulkes. .Evening-Prelude, "In the
Twilight" (prayer). Parker: choral
evensong Magnificat and Nunc
Dimittis in f, Tours; Prayer anthem,
MY Father, for Another Night" Dali
ton: offertory, THE Day Is Past and
Over" Marks; Benediction Hymn,
Beethoven; postlude, March in F,
Steane.
At the South Baptist Church the
pastor, Rev. Clark T. Brownell, will
preach tomorrow morning ut 10:
on IAN Averted Failure" after which
the sacrament of the Lords Supper
will be celebrated. In the evening at
f:45 his sermon will be fourth in the
series, Disputed Miracles" the sub
ject being 1.-THE Flood
The music by the choir will be as
follows: Morning, 81 Am Alpha and
Omega Trainer; peace ! Leave
With You," Roberts Evening,
'There Is a Land of Pure Delight"
Shelley.
Jube Memorial Church.
In the First Congregational Jube
Memorial Church the musical pro-
gram for tomorrow is as follows:
Morning, organ voluntary, Allegro"
Tours; duet for soprano and tenor,
"Acduaint Thyself With Him." Dud-
ley Buck, Miss Begin and Mr.. Auty;
offertory "Andante " Batiste; tenor
solo, LET Us Lift Up Our Eyes Unto
the Mountain c.I<ing Saul'), Sir HUI
bert Parry, Leonard e. Auty; post