New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1916-11-04

SERMON TOPICS
AND NEWS NOTES
Baptist
Calvary. 1913 West 57th St, Rev Jo-
seph W Kemp, minister; services, u
n. m. and p. m. The mid-woek Bible
class. held every Thursday at p. m,
is growing rapidly. and as they are free
and undenominational, large attendance
is looked for throughout the winter.
Tomorrow, II a. m, Rev. DR.. Joseph W.
Kemp. "Retracing Wrong Steps; p.
m. "The New Song"
Judson Memorial, Washington Square
South. the Rev. A. Ray Petty, minister;
at the p. m. service DR.. Petty VIII
preach the first sermon of series on
''The Psychology of New fork,s
Streets" The subject tomorrow VIII
be "ls Broadway the Great White
Way" This series promises 70 be a
most interesting one, as DR.. Petty VIII
on following Sundays refer TO flfth
Avenue. the famous Bowery and the at
tractive Bohemian quarter.
Madison Avenue. at 3lst ST., Rev. Dr.
Eaton. II a. m. "a Communion Medi-
tation"; 3 p. m, "Our Possible Self.
Mount Morris, 9Th av.. near l26th
St: at 8 p. m. Rev. DR.. J. IL. Randall
will begin his series of evening SER
mons on the general topic, THE Great
Laws That Make for the Growth OF the
Symmetrical Personality" The first
subject will be "Why Are We Here ~
North. 234 West 18th ST.; Rev. DR..
Robert +. Y. Pierce, IL a; M IN! inc
Kings Business; 8 p. m, Making the
Most of Life"
Park. Port Richmond, S. l.; 7:45. p.
m, Rev. DR.. J. II. Sheppard, continuing
his series, "Baptists and Present-Day
Problems" will speak on God and the
Government; or, Baptists and the fo-
litical Problem
Christian Science
The subject of the lesson-sermon in
all churches tomorrow will be Adam
and Fallen Man" On Friday, Novem-
Der 10. at p. m, in the First Church,
Paul Stark Seely, Of Portland, ore,
will speak on christian Science"
Congregational
Flatbush. Dorchester Road and East
18th ST., Brooklyn, November :, at y
y. m, the Rev DR.. Frank {. Porter, OF
the Yale Divinity School.
Manhattan, Broadway and 18th ST.,
twentieth anniversary service; at IL
a. m. Rev. DR.. Henry A. Stimson will
preach. followed by the communion
service: at p. m, Charles +. Taylor, on
THE Church and the Community and
the Rev. DR.. c. +. jefferson, of the
Broadway Tabernacle, on The Future
of Congregationalism in New York.
Plymouth. Orange ST., Brooklyn; Kew.
y. D. Hills, If a. m. How to FIND
God in Daily Life; 7:45 p: m, our
Country immigration" the fourth ser
mon on the general topic, Our Coun-
try" 800,
Trinity. Washington av. and 176th
St; Rev. William VI. Hess, II a. m, "Not-
ing Right; 8 p. m, "Voting on Prin-
ciple." The evening sermon Will be IL
Illustrated with motion pictures on the
Christian martyrs.
Divine Science
First. Hotel Aston l / a. m, Rev Dr.
Murray on Concentration There Will
be a midweek meeting on Wednesday,,
November 8, at S:l5 p. m.
Ethical Culture
Meeting House. , West 64th St, IL
a. M, DR.. +. Adler. on After the war,
What Shall Be the Great Role of the
United States?"
BETHEL Temple, 9Th av. and 18th ST..
the first of the regular Sunday morn
ing services will be held tomorrow az
ii a. m. DR.. Samuel Schulman Will
preach on Before the Ark OF the
American Covenant"
Emanuel Temple, 9th av. and 43d
ST.. on Monday, November 6, at IL a.
M, DR.. II. G. Enelow will begin
series of Monday morning lectures on
Literary Masterpieces of the Bible.
The first will be "The Bible as Group
of Literary Masterpieces"
Free Synagogue, Carnegie Hall lo;4o
a. m., DR.. Stephen Wise will lecture on
How Ought | Vote? or, voting ana
Religion"
English Lutheran
Redeemer. Lenox Road. near Flat
bush av., Brooklyn. IL a m. the Rev
DIR. s. G.. Weiskotten on Rejoicing IN
Our Heritage" Holy Communion will
be celebrated at the close of the morn
ing service. At p. m. "The Lutheran
Church: What She Believes, Teaches
and Confesses.'
Methodist
Calvary. 7th av. and 10th St. at s
n. m. the Rev. DR.. William II. Morgan
will speak on "How Christian Should
Vote at the Coming Election" This
service will be preceded by an organ
recital by Professor II. r. Patterson
A Young Mems Bible Class has been
ORGANIZED in this church, and is re-
ceiving good support.
Old John Street; tomorrow Will be
the last day of the Seven Days Sesqui-
Centennial Celebration Services. Az
1O:45 a. m. the speaker Will be the
Rev. Bishop Eugene K. Hendrix, of the
Methodist Episcopal Church. South. At
II. m. a platform service will be helc
with the following speakers: The Rev.
Bishops Luther b. Wilson, Eugene X.
Hendrix. Earl Cranston and John w.
Hamilton. The closing address VIII be
given by the Rev. DR.. David G.. Downey
on "The Future Of Old John Street
Church
Park Avenue. at seth St; opening
service of the fifth annual lecture
course at 10 a. m. s. S. Mcclure. edi-
tor of "The Evening Mall will speak
on "A New Heaven, New Earth,
New He'll"
st. Andrews, West 18th St; the Rev
F. W. Adams, II a. M, THE Divinity
of Friendship; p. m, the first of
series of five sermons on Temptations
in Daily Life"
81. James's, Madison az. and 10th
St: the Rev. Dr.. a. D. Ball, II a. M
"Consecration" p. m, the last OF his