Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1914-06-20
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will preach at both services in Calvary
NJ. Il. Church, East Orange, tomorrow
"a Scene In the Temple" will be his
morning tonic and be will preach In the
evening on the subject "a View from the
Observatory. The music will be: Morn
ing-Prelude, Andante from Fourth Or
gan Symphony, Wider; anthem, THE
Lord Is My Rock" NRogers; anthem,
still. Still With Thee" Rogers; offer
tory. bass solo, 1.-THE Publican Van de
Water: postlude, Grand Chorus, Gull
mont Evening" Prelude, Intermezzo,
Collaerts; anthem. Sing, oh Daughter
of Zion" Godsby; anthem, Come, We
piscon solate," schenecker: offertory, So
prano solo, "Save Me, Oh God" Ran
degger; postlude Chorale in Il, korn
berger.
Rev DR.. Riggs will preach at the eleven
O'Clock service at Brick Church, Main
aud Prospect streets, East Orange. The
music in the morning will be: Prelude,
Dubois; anthem. 1.-THE Desert Will Re
ioice" Whiting; oflertory anthem, by
Cool Slloam's Shady Rill" Francke-H Hail
ing; postlude, Brosig. In the evening the
choir viii sing 1.-The Prodigal Son. by
Sir Arthur Sullivan
Services tomorrow ut New Church, Els
sex avenue, Orange, will include sermon
at IL q. m. by Rev. Adolph Roeder. His
topic will be "Twelye Gates to the Holy
City" In the evening Rev. Mr.. Roeder
will close his Book Talks with the
final lecture on 1.-THE New Religion and
the New Church" using as his text the
books: 1.-The Call of the Carpenter,
'"The Carpenter and the Rich Man ana
the Inside of the Cup"
At the First Church of Christ, Scientist,
Cleveland street, Orange. the subject OF
the lesson sermon at both morning ana
evening services tomorrow viii be is
the Universe. Including Men, Evolved by
Atomic Forcef'
Rev. George g. Guild will preach to-
morrow morning and evening at the Elm
wood Presbyterian Church, East Orange.
Sunday school at j p. nj. -,
Rev. Robert Brewster Beattie Will
preach tomorrow morning at II O'Clock
at the Mum Avenue Presbyterian CHURCH,
Main street and Mum avenue, East Or
ange The theme will be knowledge or
Hearsay.Y At the evening service at ,H
Leave Us Not" Stainer: offertory an
them, Seek Ye the Lord Perry tenor
solo. Great Peace Have They" Rogers
organ postlude, Postlude in G.. Wood;
Evening: organ prelude. Andante in d
fiat, Devred; anthem, ~ VIII Sing OF the
Mereiss DemaFes 0f R19E aan nfP5ei
saviour, When Night Involves" Shell
Icy: organ postlude, Allegro in ID, Gull
At the First Presbyterian Church, Or
ange the pastor Rey Dr. charles On lo oTbe
Art and Mystery of Being Grateful"
The annual "Childrens Day" celebration
of the Sunday school will be observed
in the main auditorium or the cnurch at
= D. M A quartet Of singers from Al
lanta University. Ga, will give selec-
tons. on account of the foregoing, the
usual 4 :15 p, m vesper service VII bo DC
omitted. At I :3o, p m. the 53nng t Leo,
pies League will hold blple stauF
meeting in the chapel
AT Trinity Congregational Church, Har-
rison street, East orange. tom PROV
morning at II o'clock. the pastor Key'
ional Ideals i'll American History. Eve,
ming services have been discontinued
until September.
"The vision and the Duty will be the
topic Of Rev. DR.. stephen =: f ISrpeh
tomorrow morning. DR.. Herben eve
ming topic will be "christ's Message oil
Cheer .,.,
Church tomorrow morning, holy commun-
ion will be observed. Rev. George 7.
Ta stman. aston, will preach on The
Cup Of salvation, and in the evening mn
the quartet from Atlanta University VIII
give a number of selections.
At Grace Episcopal Church, Orange,
the rector. Rev. Charles I, Walkley, wili
conduct the communion service tomor
row morning at cioch: -l"i mn M
prayer and sermon at Il o'clock. The I'm
Subject Of the sermon will be. "A Chris
tian's Acceptance of Changes; Evening
prayer and sermon at 7 - o'ciock, me
subject of the sermon Will be "A Joyous
Religion" The regular service will be
preceded by an organ recital Mt 80
O'clock, George w. Kemmer, orGanist
and choirma ster. will be assisted by Mrs.
David Mcbride, violinist
subject of Rev. ". Warren Giles at the
First Reformed Church. East Orange,
tomorrow morning. In the. evening he
will have ae his topic THE Great reason
for the Greatest Conviction.
At Christ Church, East otange Sc, ser
vices tomorrow will be: q. m. holy
communion: II a: m morning pTrayer
and sermon by the rector, EeF. ~,
Hutchison, entitled "The Spirit and the
evening prayer and sermon. The preacher
viii be Rev George Bird, of Yorkshire
England. sunday school VIII be discon-
tinued until sentember Morning ser
postinde, Grand Choeur in f, Salomc
Tvening music: Magnificent and Nunc
Dimittis in B fat, Stanford anthem n,eT
ardson: postlude in D, Tours. ..,..
The pulpit of the Elmwood Presby-
II rian Church. Fast Orange, Will be oG'
cnpied tomorrow by Key . Dr; GeoF Sonb ~
About" Gospel service Z 40 p. m, with
short address. Subject, What to DO; oor
Rev. Carolus 4. Webb who has necr
the curate at Grace Episcopal Church
for he last Sab two Of thr IS 9HH
ZION nj Ampere. which is situated il
North Grove street near RutI ho5 t Rye,
years old. has filed a long felt neet
in this part of Fast Orange ard IT.
growth has been and still more promise
70 be in the future no less relnarkabl'
than that of Ampere itself. Mr.. WEBB
Is the first resident IN mDlfte prt to s' tom lg
row morning on Spiritual Poison. H
evening tOpis, viii be Studies in the Lift
OF Gnrst ,apics p9 Of Rev G. c. Loos
Trinity Lutheran Church East Orange
tomorrow will be: Morning. Ealllni
into the Hands of the Living GOD an'
evening: "Gracious Speech. Seasoned
With Salt.
WEST HUDSON
Ii,o S11nne