Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1913-10-18
SERVICES IN NEWARK
CHURCHES TOMORROW

| o'clock p. M. There will be vocal
and instrumental music and good
speaking. The meetings are under
the auspices of the First Presby-
terrain Church and the Auto Evan
gelistic committee with the Young
Mems Christian Association. The
public is invited.
DR.. Pleasant Hunter will preach
in the Second Presbyterian Church
tomorrow. The following musical
| selections W i'll be given by the choir:
| Morning: Prelude, Hollins; anthem,
"a Day In Thy Courts" ]. H. Rog-
ers; organ offertory, Prayer" Macs;
offertory, soprano soloi postlude,
Professional in A, Guilmant. After
noon: Prelude, Romance" Maxon.
anthem, '"The Souls of the Right
eous," woodman; organ offertory,
Demarest; offertory, God is a
Spirit" Bennett; response. selected;
postlude, Allegro Moderate, Capocci
The music at High Street Presby-
terrain Church tomorrow: Organ,
Gavotte Pastoral. Durand; anthem,
"Mortals. Awake" Shelley; offertory,
30 Lamb of God" Schneider; post
lude. Professional March, Pabst.
Evening-organ. PreIudein 9. Pierce:
Schneider: offertory. abide With
Me-" Bartlett; Postlude In F, Wely.
DR.. George Walton King Will preach
tomorrow evening at the Central
Presbyterian Church on "Mizpah." A
souvenir of the service will be given
to each person who attends. In the
morning the sermon theme will be
What Can 1 Do to Help Today?"
The music will be: Morning-Organ,
berger; Conservation Ashmall; An
dante Maestoso. Hssse; anthem, BE
Thou Exalted" Bayley. Other num-
bers: Beautiful Words of Jesus"
Meredith: 81 Gave My Life for Thee"
Bliss: Jesus Calls Us Ger the
Tumult.' Jude. Evening - Organ,
"Berceuse" (Jocelyn), GODDARD: Bar
carolle." Vincent: Postlude. Vincent;
anthem. Sweet Is Thy Mercy"
Way" Billiard. Special numbers:
ITO Roll the Clouds Away" strouse;
'"The Night Is Coming" Mason; GOD
Calling Yet" Excel.
The music in the Third Presby-
terrain Church tomorrow will be as
follows: Morning-Anthem, "Gloria
in Excelsis," Elliot; solo. when
Winds Are Raging" Whiting, Mr..
] Roubaud. Evening-Anthem. Have
Mercy Upon Me- Gaul; anthem, BE
hold the Western Evening Light,
Shelley.
At the Third Presbyterian Church
DIR. Robert Scott 1nglis, minister, Will
preach on Goodness Perpetual in
the morning, and in the evening on
Joseph and His Brethren" illustrat-
ed with numerous beautiful stereopti-
con views, depicting the life and times
of the great Israelitish prince in
Egypt.
In the First Presbyterian Church
Tabernacle tomorrow Rev. Wallace
H. Marsh will preach. The morning
sermon theme is 1.-THE Marred Vessel
| Remade." The evening sermon
theme is "rhe Christians Pride"
The music in the morning is: Pre-
| lude. Andante Con. Motto. Symphonic
in C Minor. L. van Beethoven; an
them. Jubilate Dec, H. J. Steward;
offertory, Sometimes l Catch Sweet
Glinpses of His Face" Oh. Gounod;
/ postlude, Orchestral March. D. r.
Munro. Evening-Prelude, Serenade,
Oh. Widor; anthem, Behold What
4 Manner of Love-" Mark Andrews; Of
. fertory, "In Heavenly Love Abiding,
Nicode; Postlude in D, P. A
4 Schneider.
i Methodist Protestant Church.
/ "The Supreme Task and Test" will
be the subject of the sermon of Rev.
Eugene C. Makosky. pastor of the
/ First Methodist Protestant Church,
Clinton and Treacy avenues, tomor-
row morning. At night his topic will
i be Poor Demas." The following
musical program will be given:
MISUNDERSTANDING, Audante Maestoso.
| Sullivan; offertory "To Wild Rose, "
| Mcdowell; soprano solo. There Is a
Land Mine Eye Hath Seem" Crown
inshield. Miss Buchanan; postlude,
March. Barnby. Evening-Prelude.
Grand Fantasia, Mourlan; offertory,
Serenade, Matthew'S: soprano solo,
Spirit of God" Neidlinger, Miss Col
Inns Buchanan; postlude, Marche
Militaire. Knabel.
DIR. William Eakins will preach in
the Franklin Street Methodist Epis-
copal Church, opposite the City Hall
| annex, tomorrow, morning and eve
/ ming. The following will be the sub
jects of the sermons: Danger Sig
| nals'' and Washing of Regenera-
ton"
In the Central Methodist Episcopal
Church, the pastor, Rev. H. Y. Murk-
lance, will preach at both services.
At 1890 o'clock a. m. the subject is
Men With a Mark on Their Fore
| heads. At 7:45 o'clock p. m. the
subject is 1.-The God That Answers by
Fire" The Sunday school meets at
2:30 o'clock and the Epworth League
at 6:45 o'clock. Prayer meeting Tues
day evening at o'clock.
In the Watsessing Methodist Epis-
copal Church tomorrow evening forty
voices and full orchestra will rem
der Gounods oratorio, "Gollia," and
some old Dutch folk songs of the
Holy War. Special choruses and
solos at the morning service also. Rev.
Bergman H. Mccoy will speak on
the following SUBJECTS Morning,
1.-THE Hand of God" Evening. "The
Juniper Tree and the Chariot OF
Fire"
At the Roeeville Methodist Epis-
copal Church tomorrow Rev. Dorr
Frank Difendorf will preach at the
morning service upon the topic, THE
Fortress of the Soul" In the eve
/ ming Rev. William E. Harrison. jr.,
will preach upon the topic, 1.-THE Mind
of Christ" The instrumental music
for the day, under the direction OF
Roy j. Cregar. organist will be as
follows: Morning-Prelude. Andan-
tino, Lamar; trio, "Salut d'Amour, !"
Cigar; offertory, trio, Andante in F.,
beethoven; postlude. "Fuga" (Son-
nata I'D. Mendelssohn. Evening
Prelude. "Notturno," Grieg; offertory,
trio. Menuett in G., Beethoven; Post
Jude in A Minor. Calkin. Mrs. Beu-
lab C. Young, soprano, will sing at
the evening service.
Rally Sunday for Methodfsts.
The Union Street Methodist Epis-
4 copal Church begins tomorrow it's an
nual rally week. At the morning SER
vice there will be love feast, roll
call of members, old-fashioned hymns
and sermon, THE Mind of Christ"