Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1913-02-22


/ tysburg,'t will be the illustrated SER
mon topic of the Rev. Mr.. Rose at tbs
Church of the Redeemer tomorrow
evening.
The Rev. Cornelius Clifford will
preach on Catholicism and Personal
Holiness" at the special Lenten serv-
ice to be held in st. Columba's Catho-
lie Church next Wednesday evening.
Courage" will be the subject OF
the Rev. DR.. william J. Dawson AT
the First Presbyterian Church To-
morrow evening. 1t will be the third
sermon of a series on Messages to
Youth"
The Christian Endeavor Bible read
ing topic for tomorrow will be, Mis-
| sion Work at Home and ABROAD.
| The Junior Endeavorers will discuss
! Philips Opportunity to Do Good and
| Our Opportunities"
The birthday of George Washing
ton will be impressively observed in
| many of the local churches tomorrow
with special services and Sabbath
school exercises
The Rev. DR.. Mark A. Andrews will
deliver the fourth lecture in the
Presbyterian Union series, on Tine
Moral Upllft of the Church" at the
| Third Presbyterian Church, Monday
evening.
The principal address at the rally
| of the Essex County Christian En-
deavor Union, to be held in the First
Baptist Church, Bloomfield, next Sat
urday evening, March l, will be made
by the Rev. C. Arid Moffat, of the
| First Congregational Church, this
city.
The Rev. DR.. Pleasant Hunter. pas
tor of the Second Presbyterian
Church will make the opening prayer
at the 122d anniversary banquet of
st. Johns Lodge. F. and A. NJ, to be
held in the New Auditorium tonight.
DR.. William w, Giles. of East Or
ange.
The members of Roseyille Chapter,
Methodist Church, held an entertain
street, last evening. Several seiee-
tons were sung by the Lotus Glee
Club.
1.-THE Philippines" was the topic
Of an address made by the Rev DIR.
s. b. Rosslter, of the Calvary Pres
byterian CHURCH, last evening, at a
| Washington Birthday supper, held
under the auspices of the Ladies
Aid Society OF the Elizabeth Avenue
Presbyterian Church, in the parish
assembly nall.
Miss Annie Toohey. soprano soloist
at ST. Columba's Catholic Church
Miss Sadie McKeon alto; Howard
Pascal tenor; Nicholas j. lyman
bass at st, Patrick's Cathedral, and
| Aloysius's Church, will render the
music at the 195th anniversary birth
day celebration of Robert Emmett, TO
be held in the Gayety Theatre next
q ~,
The Rev Warren r. Neff is closing
| his ninth year as pastor of the De
| Groot Methodist Episcopal Church, at
| South Orange and Littleton avenues
| The congregation has invited him to
| return for another year, and 1t is ex
pected that Bishop Wilson and the
| conference cabinet at the coming SEES
| sion will grant the desire OF the
| flock.
The members of the Forest Hill
| Presbyterian Church hope to have
their new $4,000 edifice, now undei
| opening and dedication early in June
| The church would have been com.
| pleted in April had there been NJ
delay in the arrival of the stone. the
campaign for funds is still going on
Under the auspices of the vice.
| presidents of Group No. 2, of the
| Newark District Epworth League, Z
social rally will be held in the Cen,
next Thursday evening. An enter.
tanning program is being arranged.
Our Missions" was the subject dis
cussed by the Rev. DR.. Diley A. vose
pastor of the Clinton Avenue Baptis
Church. this city, yesterday after
noon at the missionary convention
and institute, held by the Baptists o
Union county in the First Church
Plainfield.
A special Lenten service was hell
in the Fifth Avenue Presbyterian
/ Church; Roseville avenue, last eve
the Rev. DR.. Beattie. and specia
music was rendered. The pastor. tn,
Rev. Joseph Hunter, assisted in tn,
service.
Guild of the First Presbyterian
Church, and led by Mrs. Theodor
j. Arms, the fourth of a series o
six meetings of a mission. study elias
on Africa" will be held in tn
church lecture room on next Wed
nesday afternoon at $3.50.
In the Old First Presbyterian Churcl
! DR.. W. J. Dawson will preach both morn
morning sermon will be tThe Exampi
| of Christ" At the evening service h
will deliver the last Of q series of mes
sages TO youth, the subject being "Cour
nge" On Monday from 1880 q. m. L
4:30 p. m. the civic department of tn
New Jersey Federation OF Women
Clubs will meet in the lecture room
The topic will be cooperation; : o.
meeting Of the Federation of Churche
In the lecture room.
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