Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1914-11-28
II TIE ORANGES.

win speak at the morning service to-
morrow on Have We Lost Faith?' deal
Ing with the question being discussed
In New York newspaper. THE Over
crowded Man" will be the evening sub
jeet, one of n series Of addresses on
types of modern men.
Topics tomorrow at the Holy Trinity
Lutheran Church, Grove street. East
Orange by Rev G. c. Loos win be Two
Adyents" at the morning service and
Thanksgiving and After" in the eve
ming.
Orange, Rev. CarOlus r. Webb, pastor,
the subject at the II o'clock service will
be, "Will There Be a Day of Wrath =
and at 10 p. m. Formation and Re
forma ton"
At First Unitarian Church, Cleveland
street, Orange, tomorrow, the services
will be: Regular morning worship, with
Il sermon by the pastor at lO;4o; subject
OF sermon, Have We Lost Faith 2 MI
Decker Will play the following selee.
tions: Prelude professional March,
Batlste: response, Album Lear, ASH
ford postude, Thanksgiving, Mar
chant The sunday school meets ia the
parish house at u :05.
Services ut the Church of st. Andrew,
Centre street aud Sterling avenue South
Orange tomorrow. Will include holy com
muniOu at : a. M; Sunday school, y 80
a M. morning prayer and sermon by
Rev T. Creswick Todd, rector, II a. IN. !;
evening prayer aud address, 70 ! 40
o'clock All persons are cordially invited
by the congregation to worship with
them
AT New Church Essex avenue, Orange,
tomorrow. the services will include
Sermon Mt II a. m. by Rev, Adolph
Roeder on The Test of Christianity
The Negative Side of the Shield, 1
sam. II, IS AMI 80. The Young Peoples
Bible study Glass viii meet at 10 a. m
aud will continue its study Of The
Soclologic Aspects Of Bible study, Inc
class is undenominational aud all are
cordially invited
At Hillside Presbyterian Church, Or
auge, sermon tomorrow VIII be at IL q.
NJ, Lead Is Not Into Temptation;
! 80 .. m. ETERNITY in Heart of Man,
Red Cross Offering at morning service.
At First Church OF Christ Scientist,
on Cleveland street, Orange. the sub
ject Of the lesson sermon at both morn
ing and evening services tomorrow viii
be Ancient and Modern Necromaney,
alias Mesmerlsm and Hypnotlsm, De-
The Best Asset of the Best Life"
will be the subject of the Rev. W.
Warren Giles tomorrow morning at the
First Reformed Church, East Orange
In the evening he will present The Holy
City Of Johns Vision and its Meaning.
At Grace Episcopal Church, Orange,
tomorrow. the services Will be as fol-
ing prayer and sermon at II o'clock
evening prayer and sermon at o'clock
Mems Bible classes at 10 a. M and
p. IN. Rev. Charles Thomas WaiEley'
vice on Can We Still Be Christians
the first of series Of sermons on
Modern Christianity. Rev. DR.. william /
S. Bishop the rector's assistant VIII
Of Extra Service The music; a. m, !
"Benedicite." Brewer; anthem, "Hearken !
Unto Me My People Sulliyani p. m,
"Magnificat Nunc Dimittis, in F., Tozer,
- lar liam
There will be the usual organ
recital before the evening service
At the First Presbyterian Church. Or |
ange tomorrow, Rev. Arthur Stanley |
Beale, Of Stoueham, Mass, WlH preach
morning and afternoon. His morning
subject will be Good News-God's |
Power" and afternoon topic will be |
Highways In the Heart
preach tomorrow morning and evening |
at the Mum Avenue Presbyterian /
Church, corner Main street and Mum |
avenue. East Orange. Services at II n. |
IN. and p. m. The theme OF the morn /
ing will be "A Need of the Day" At the |
evening service a cantata Song of |
by ]. II. Maunder, will F!
be given by the choir. Mr.. Beattie Will
spenk on THE Soldiers Breastplate,"
the third of series of sunday evening !
addresses ON the general theme The |
Soldiers Equipment Music Tor the
Anthem, II VIII Magnify |
Thee Cod" Calkin; offertory anthem, !
ne That Heareth My. Word, Chafiin
lass solo, a Song Of Praise" HUM; |
organ postlude, Sonata Movement in /, |
Merkel.
Al Methodist Episcopal Church, Or !
gnre, tomorrow morning, Rev. stephen |
Joseph Herben, d. D.. will preach on |
- Beatitude of Spiritual vision Eve |
ming he will preach on Follow Your
Master
A Tradnria Dnnnnlg II A
NJ. Growing Christ" 40 ?. m, ,, the
shoir will render the cantata Seed Time
md Harvest by John e. West Morn
ng music: Organ prelude, ThanksgiV'
Ruth" Male quartet Anthem, Tn
odd Ye Portals Gounod organ post
ude, "Marche Jubilante," Ryley.
At All Saints Church, Orange, tomor-
row: 80 q. ~, holy communion in
chapel 80 a. IN, morning, prayer in
church; II a. m, holy eucharist and
sermon by the Rev. Clarence NJ. Dun
ham, rector of All Saints; p. m, sun
Gay school and service In parish mouse
! 80 p. m. confirmation service, solemn
.yensong, special address to candidates
and parishioners by Bishop Lines, spe-
,ial music on account OF saint Andrew
Day, and the bishop makes MS annual
visitation TO the parish. =, -
Sermon topics Of Rev. Walter NJ Haus-
halter, pastor, in the Park Avenue
Church Disciples of Christ, East Or
lnge, tomorrow morning will be Mis-.
sions As a Program of Reconciliation.
Mrs Ida Hirst Clifford, organist, will
give these numbers: "Andantino,
I,emare, and "Impromptu." Miss Sever
ance will sing a soprano solo. me eve
ming service will be devoted To the sun
day schools missionary work.
There Will be a special music service
NJ Christ Church, East Orange, tomor-
rev at g p. m. The popular Thanks,
giving cantata, "Seed Time and Harvest"
by Myles p. Foster will be sung by
fGll choir of men and boys. The soloists
are Miss Bertha L. Clement. soprano;
!. 5. McRea, tenor; T. Griffith Jones,
rector The morning services viii be:
: o'clock. holy communion; II o'clock
morning prayer with sermon, by rector,
Rev Charles L. Hutchinson; TIE Deum,
Ofer'ory, Prepare re the
Wav of the Lord" Garrett; postlude,
Rev Ferdinand Q. blanchard, pastor,
will preach at both services tomorrow
in the Grove Street Congregational
-hurch The music will be as follows:
A. Morgan prelude, On the Coast,
Buck (by request: anthem, Praise the
rrownest the Year" Maker: organ post
ude, "Postlude in D." Faulkes. Special
praise service in the evening: Organ
prelude, Festival Prelude, Gullmant;
inthem 30 Lord How Manifold" Barn
BY: cantata. "Giyc Thanks Unto God
clough- Leighter; organ postlude, Post +
Jude in a minor" Calkin.
NUTLEY.
Rev. Charles ". Carroll, pastor at I
large. win occupy the pulpit at the
morning service tomorrow In St PauPS
CONGREGATIONAL Church At the evening
service to which the Jr. o. c. A; NJ. has