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Newark evening star and Newark advertiser., 1916-01-22
CHURCH SERVICES TOMORROW
nv SERMON AND nv SONG
Variety of Subjects of Spiritual interest and Helpful Music
Child Labor Day.

morning will be as follows: Organ
prelude, Andante Gantabile, Borrow
ski: choral prelude. God Is in His
Temple, the Almighty Father"
Neander; choral sanctus f"Holy
City'D, Gaul; anthem. No Shadows
Yonder" ("Holy City'O. Gaul: Offer
tory solo for baritones and soprano
and ladies' chorus, eHoly City'O.
List, the Cherubie Hosts in Thou
sand Choirs," Gaul; organ postluda,
MaeStoso, Borowski. Evening
Organ prelude, "Elegie." Grieg;
choral prelude. When All THY
Mercies, o, My Cod Ny Rising Soul
Surveys" Webbe anthem, Behold.
There Shall Be a Day" Spieker; Of
fertory duet for soprano and tenor,
Confidence" Nevin, organ postlude
'lntermezzo," Bizet.
Music at the Second Presbyterian
Church tomorrow morning will be as
follows: Prelude, Jeanne D'Arc"
Dubois: anthem, 20 Light Whose
Beams" Bracket; offertory, "Ro-
nance Rubinstein: postlude, March
Merkel Evening. Prelude, Berceuse.
Lille; anthem Magnifieat, Tours:
otfertory, Improvisation; anthem,
! Sun OF My Soul" Chadwick; post
| lude, Postlude, Dinelli.
In the Third Presbyterian Church,
South, on Sunday evening there VIII
/ be a special musical service. under
the direction of J. II. Huntington, jr..
choirmaster and organist Assisting
/ the chorus of forty voices will be Miss
Elizabeth Jones, contralto. of New
York, and Miss Edith Cecilia Smith,
Violiniste, of this city.
In South Park PRESBYTERIAN Church
! the Gtnr RaU Dr whitman
Allen, will preach tomorrow morning
on THE Sabbath" and in the evening
on Man"
Music in South Park Presbyterian
| Church tomorrow morning will be as
follows: Organ prelude. andante con
motto, Beethoven; soprano solo,
When I Survey the Wondrous
Cross" Pettman; offertory. organ
solo. Melodie, Liebe; organ postlude,
/ finale, Beethoven. Evening: Organ
prelude, Evening Song" Seise;
chorus, Seek My Face, the Master
Willeth." Williams; soprano solo.
Ever Safe With God" Cantor; offer
tory, soprano solo, Saviour, Source
Of Every Blessing" Geibel; organ
postlude, finale, Mendelssohn.
At the High Street Presbyterian
Church Rev. John J. Moment. pastor
will preach tomorrow morning on
THE Full Stature of Manhood" and
his evening subject will be 1.-THE Road
to Health" The music for the day
will be as follows Morning-Organ
Offertory in C minor, Benridge; an
them, Praise the Lord" Marks; an.
them, 20, Jesus, Thou Art Standing
Brewer; organ. Grand Choeur in D
MacMaster. Elvening-Organ, "An-
dante Grazioso" In F fat, Fricker
anthem, Saviour. Source of Every
Blessing" Schneider: anthem. "I viii
Call Upon Thee" y. Buck; organ
Postlude In F, Boellman.
In the Weequahic Presbyterian
Church, the pastor Rev. s. II. Marcy
will preach tomorrow morning or
deep Prayers for High Living" and
in the evening on Restoration"
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members of these churches at the con-
yention. Presbyterian plans are in
charge of Secretary David McCon-
naughy in New York and Rev DIR. w.
S. Marquis in Chicago. Most of the
missionaries of the Episcopal Church,
who are on furlough, are organized
for work in connection with the lay
mems campaign. Bishop Kinsolving.
of Brazil, is in the United States as
a speaker, and several missionaries
also. This church sends IN advance
two men TO each convention center for
the purpose of organizing men. John
W. Wood, secretary OF the board of
MISSIONS organized these forces.
A committee of secretaries of Con
gregational missionary societies, of
which Rev. DR. Reuben c. Breed is
chairman has planned corporation
in at least forty Of the chief conven-
tion centers. Besides secretaries and
missionaries on furlough ten teams
of two men each will be formed, and
one of these teams dill be put in each
convention area soon after the con-
vention opens. Eight of the ablest
foreign missionaries Of the Congrega-
tional Church are put in the field for
this campaign. 1t is the aim to enroll
10000 Congregational delegates for
forty or more conventions of tho
seventy-five that are planned.
The Northern Baptist convention
has indorsed the laymens missionary
movement and given to Rev. DIR. John
M. Moore, secretary OF the depart
ment of missionary education, the for
nation of plans for cooperation. A
force of secretaries and missionaries
was organized for preparatory and fol-
low-up work in connection with each
convention. Disciples, United Breth-
rem, Butherans, Southern Baptists,
Methodists and Presbyterians and two
branches of the Reformed Church
are also making preparation for CO.
operation.
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Episcopal

Services at st. James Episcopal
Church for tomorrow are as follows;
Morning service: Prelude, Sunshine
and Shadow" Buck; TIE Deum,
Field; Kyrie Eleison. Marks; offer
tory anthem, Send Out Thy Light,
Gounod; benediction anthem. Lead
Me- Lord" Wesley; postlude, "Toc-
cata," Dubois. Evening service:
Prelude, Romance" Lemare, Mag
nficat and Nunc Dimittis, Field;
prayer anthem, THE Shadows of the
Evening Hours" Wild; intercession
service; offertory anthem. NO
Shadows Yonder," Gaul; benediction
hymn. Beethoven; postlude, March, y
Archer.
In Trinity Episcopal Church tomor-
row the service will be as follows
in the morning: re Deum, fat,
Stanford; Jubilate in c, Foster How
Lovely Are the Messengers" Men
delssohn. g-Magnifieat, in r
fat. Barnby; Holy, Holy, Holy
Gounod; And All the People
Stainer.
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TO BE TAKEN TO
PRESERVE THE DAY OF WORSHIP

The Lords Day Alliance will hold
its eighth annual meeting next Thurs
day in the Y. NJ. c. a. building. Two
of the speakers will be Rev. DR.. Will
bur Y. Chapman, pastor of the Rose
vile Presbyterian Church, and Rev
DIR. Charles II. Stewart, pastor of the
North Reformed Church. Mr.. Chap
man will speak on THE Sabbath as
an Ancient Landmark and AIR. Stew
art on lessons from Canada's Sab
bath Laws" Other speakers will be
Rev. Francis Palmer, of Trenton;
Rev. James G. Mason, of Metuchen;
Rev. Frank +. Depew. of Boonton
and Rev. Robert W. Mark. of Wood
bridge.
Rev. II. w. Synnott, of Wenonah,
is president of the alliance. Rev. f.
w. johnson, of Railway, and Edward
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Episcopal Church Statistics

The statistics of the Protestant
Episcopal Church, as published by the
Living Church Annual, show total
membership of Loss, 500. an increase
Of 26, 1877 during the year just past.
There are $500 clergymen and 430
candidates for the ministry and no
gain. The diocese of Newark holds
sixth place in communicates, 1928:
combinations, 2,227: Sunday school
pupils. 1904. and total offerings,
s6s4,132. New York, Pennsylvania,
Massachusetts,, Connecticut and Long
Island dioceses precede Newark. The
missionary offerings of Newark were
500 0S7
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser., 1916-01-22

OF NEW ORGAN
OF ST. ANTONINUS' CHURCH

mas carol. \ Marty: baritone solo,
20 Divine Redeemer," Leodette &c
Metropolis. Oh. Gounod: (a) Andante.
from Second Sonata. T.. de la Tom
belli; (b) Grand Choir, NJ. f. Bossi.
tenor solo. "Salve Regina" 5. Bo-
gatto. p. 4. Yon; (a) Allegretto, from
Third Symphony. c. NJ. Widor; tb)
First Concert Study, p. A. Yon.
The sermon will be followed by the
benediction of the most blessed sac
rament as follows; (a) AVE Maria,
Male Quartet. unaccompanied, Ther-
mignon; (b) Sanctus and Benedictus,
tenor solo and male choir, A. Pardo.
L. Perosi (c) Tantum Ergo, baritone
solo and mixed chorus, o. Langevin.
Dubois; Id Laudate Dominum. mixed
chorus. Gregorian: finale, Pontifcal
March. +. de la Tombelli.
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser., 1916-01-22

A conference of Sunday school teach
ers and workers of the churches of the
diocese Of Newark of the Episcopal
Church will be held next Monday IN
st. Barnabas' Church.
The sessions will be held under the
auspices of the board of religious
education and the Womans Auxiliary
of the diocese of Newark. Sessions
will be held on Tuesday at St Marks
Church, Orange: on Wednesday at
Trinity Church, Hoboken; on Thurs
day at the Church of the Atonernent,
Tenafly. and on Friday, January rs,
at st. Marks Church, Paterson.
Services in st. Barnabas' Church
will begin at $3.50 o'clock in the after
noon, when Miss f. n. Curry, of the
Training School for Teachers OF the
Diocese of Newark, will talk on the
topic, What a Teacher ought to
Know About the Catechism. Rev.
DIR. William e. Gardner, secretary of
the Board of Religious Education, will
speak at the 4:45 o'clock period on
January 25. &c and 27 on The New
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser., 1916-01-22

The solemn dedication OF the new
organ of St Antoninus Church OF the
Dominican Fathers will take place
next Monday evening at o'clock.
There will also be an organ recital by
Pietro A. Yon. formerly organist OF
the Vatican. and the italian Royal
chapel, assisted by the Gregorian
male sextet. of New York city. The
sermon of the dedication ceremony
will be preached by the Dominican
provincial. Very Rev. j. r. Meagher
O. p. The blessing of the organ by
Very Rev. ]. r. Heffernan will come
first. followed by Neni Creator, Gre
gorian. by a mixed chorus. The pro
gram of the organ recital is as FOL
lows: (a) Toccato and Fugue, j, ).
Bach; OBJ Noel. theme and Yaria-
tions on an ancient French Christ
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser., 1916-01-22

m all probability no question has
been more of a poser than this:
What think ye of Christi" At the
time it was raised it evoked a differ
ence of opinion and differences have
continued ever since The human
mind has usually been able to over
come all perplexing questions in the
field of invention and mechanics; in
the realms of education and law, ana
In government and the industrial field
and In every range of human thought
and activity. But this perplexing
question, What think ye of Christi"
still receives various answers. Some
eYade 1t in agnostic fashion because
this is the easiest way. Others regard
Him as a great prophet; still others
as an ethical teacher To many He
is God and Saviour To some He is
an impractical leader in this modern
time and to others He Is a wise ana
far-seeing teacher whose ideas and
ideals are only to be tried to bring
great good to human life.
At the present time when war is
ravaging the whole of Europe what
Nti'ih 70 VI N-lil appears 10 DG
more of poser than ever. The in
quiry that Jesus Himself sent ripping
down through the centuries has ever
been disturbing, The question has
confronted every age in turn and is
now before the present age. 1t is a
question that will not down. The
progress of the race and of the ma
tions as well as the development of
the character of the individual depend
on the correct answer to the question.
The deterioration of the race and of
nations and the individual follows
false answers or evasions. The prog
ress of the race primarily does MT
depend on the material factors, but
upon the moral and spiritual uses
made of material factors. The goal
of progress is the greatest spiritual
good to all human life. On the right
answer TO this perplexing question
depends the making of the goal
Most answers are made in part. In
His personality He includes all the
desirable qualities needed for the
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser., 1916-01-22
METHODIST EPISCOPAL.

CENTRAL METHODIST EPISCOPAL
CHURCH-Rev. II. y. Murkland, D. D:
1880 a. m. 1.-The Hallowed Name" 2:3o
D. m. Bible school; 7 p. m, Epworth
League: 7:45 p. M, Makers of a Nation
The Conqueror." Tuesday. p. m., prayer
meeting Friday. p. m, Junior Epworth
League.
FRANKLIN STREET METHODIST EPIs-
COPAL CHURCH, opposite the City Hall
pnnex-Rev. John Ogden Winner minister
IT Franklin street. At the morning service
1880 Rev DR.. II. b. Dickson. for seven
years in India, will speak the work OF
tho church there. In the evening Samuel
Wilson, of the Anti-Saloon League, will
speak on Law Enforcement in Newark. "
All cordially invited to hear these noted
speakers and to see the newly decorated
church. just re-opened.
ROSEvILLE METHODIST EPISCOPAL
CHURCH Orange street and Bethgate place
-Dorr Frank Diefendorf, minister 1890
a. m, morning worship and sermon; also
beginners department of the Sunday school;
7:A5 D. M, evening worship and sermon;
a:45 a. M mems assembly, $3.50 p. M,
other departments of Sunday school; p m,
Epworth League yeapers: midweek service
are free and strangers are cordially invited
to worship with Us.
ST. LUKE'S METHODIST EPISCOPAL
CHURCH, Clinton avenue and Murray street
Rev James II Macdonald pastor Morn
ing Worship with sermon by the pastor at
II o'clock; subject. "Eficiencv.' In the
evening at 7:45 the pastor viii preach on
Principle or Policy"
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser., 1916-01-22

The annual report of the prison
work of the Salvation Army in Amer
ica for the last year is an attractive
pamphlet of siXty-five pages and
cover. 1t contains also am insert of
Major David Stitt and Mrs. David
Stitt. who are engaged in prison work
in this country. Major Stitt is also
superintendent of the Industrial
Home for Men at 303 New Jersey
Railroad avenue.
The report is fully illustrated and
opens with an introduction by Com
mander Eva Booth and an historical
account of the prison work. The thir-
tieth year of the work has passed
since the first prison meeting in tho
Hartford. Conn. jail. During the past
year 5000 meetings have been held,
with total attendance of 416,46G;
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II. Lytle are secretaries. and Rev
Samuel ID. Price, of Camden, is treas
urer The alliance is opposed to Sab
bath desecration in every form, and
point out that more and more efforts
are made to encroaeh on the day dis
tinctively set aside for religious wor-
ship, rest and meditation ON matters
that do not have the commercial
motive.
The Lords Day Alliance is watch
ing the efforts being made by notion
picture houses to secure a State law
i'm favor of motion pictures on Sun
days. This last effort is direct and
violent stroke at the Sunday schools
of the State" says the Call TO Ac-
tion, issued by the alliance, "and the
challenge must be met by men and
women who believe in God and His
word"
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser., 1916-01-22
C. E. Convention Reunion

The New Jersey delegates to the
Christian Endeavor convention,
which was held in Chicago last July.
have been invited to Join with the
New York city delegation in a re-
union on February 10, when Asso-
ciate President Daniel A. Polling and
General Secretary William Shaw
will be the guests at dinner to be
followed by rally.
There will be a special Chicago"
table for the worlds convention dele
gates and their guests. The time and
plsss} y.u IA announced later.
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser., 1916-01-22

professed conversions 6,9S7, and army
publications distributed, $50, 700.
Meals, bedding. clothing. tools and
transportation have been given to
4,2SS.
"Our aim is religious first and social
afterward; we have an evangel, not
n doctrine. and preach a regenera-
ton, not a reform" says the report.
There are many pictures of industrial
and rescue houses, showing fine
buildings of modern architecture Tne
report consists mainly of details by
States of the jails, penitentiaries and
prisons visited, the officers who have
charge of the work. and Endorsements
from prominent men in the various
locations. Results of the prison su-
pervision and incidents developing in
the course of the work stated. But
there is no financial report of receipts
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser., 1916-01-22
Baptist

In the Elizabeth Avenue Baptist
Church tomorrow morning the pas
tor, Rev. George McNeely. will have
for his subject, walking in Fathers
Footsteps-A braham. the Pathfinder
of Faith" At the evening service
his subject will be What in the
World Are Things Coming To? Hear
What God Says" The pastors Bible
class meets at $3.50 o'clock for the
study Of the international Bible les
son for the day.
At the South Baptist Church the
pastor, Rev. Clark T. Brownell. will
preach tomorrow morning on why
Christ Came" In the evening his
subject will be Making Life Count
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser., 1916-01-22
Old Methodist Church

The Franklin Street NJ. E. Church,
near the City Hall, is the second
oldest Methodist church in the city.
1t has been reopened, after having
been redecorated and made beautiful
by the expenditure of several thou
sand dollars. With history of
eighty-four years this church is
making plans for larger progress. The
church is open every day of the week,
as we'll as Sundays, to visitors. Rev.
]. Ogden Winner is pastor.
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser., 1916-01-22
IRetbodlSt Protestant

IN the Secret OF His Presence" will
be the theme of Rev. Eugene c.
Makosky in the First Methodist Prot
estant Church, Clinton and Treacy
avenues, tomorrow morning. At night
his subject will he Or. Jekyll and
Mr. HNdp A"
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Christian Science

First and Second Churches of Christ,
Scientist (morning and evening)-Sub-
iect of lesson sermon, Truth. Golden
text, Deuteronomy, XxXii., g. 4,
"Ascribe ye greatness unto our God;
a God of truth and without iniquity,
just and right is He" Responsive
reading, Nehemiah, vi. 1-3, ;, 6, s,
10-1o
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Orthodox Friends

The Friends (Orthodox) meet in
Summer place. below Chester avenue,
for worship tomorrow morning, with
a gospel meeting in the evening and
Bible school at noon. Young peoples
meeting and midWeek service next
Thursday evening.
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser., 1916-01-22

Tomorrow is Child Labor Day. ac-
cording to the social service ealen-
dar Of the churches. but very few
are giving attention to the subject.
Interest is manifested for the pres
ent toward the laymen's convention
soon to be held here. The subjects
of the pulpits are in such variety
as to meet the needs of all who at
tend church tomorrow. The subjects
and music provided by organ and
choir here follow;
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Baptist Minister'S Conference

The Baptist Ministers Conference
of Northern New Jersey will meet at
tist Church. Orange. next Monday.
The speaker will be Rev. DR.. w.
Quay Rosselle. of Philadelphia, on
THE Church and the Young"
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CONGREGATIONAL

In the Belleville Avenue Congrega-
tional Church tomorrow morning the
pastor, Rev. DR.. Ross +. Wicks, will
preach on THE Eternal Echoes of a
Beautiful Life" and in the evening
on 1.-THE Splendors of the Religion
of Our Fathers"
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HnlpersdllSt

Rev. Or. Henry r. Rose breaches
in the Church of the Redeemer to-
morrow morning on "The Poisoned
Eye" Illstrated lecture in the eve
ming on 1.-THE Perils OF the Sea" Spe-
clal sea music. Quartet. Beautiful
Isle of Somewhere" duet, "Larboard
Watch Alloy" and solo, "out on the
Deep"
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MISCELLANEOUS.

YOUNG woMEN's CHRISTIAN AS
sOCIATION-Child labor Sunday. January
"a. 1918. 1.-The shadow Children" Miss Jo-
sephine Eschen brenner; Children Who
Labor" moving picture film Young Women 8
Christian Association, SO Washington street.
All women cordially invited 4:15 p. m.
NEWARK RESCUE HOME. 10 Spring
street-Sunday services, p. M, charSe OF
Charles G. Knocke, Temperance evangelist
Come and hear him At 7:45, charge OF
Rrother G. Faust: singing and wonderful
testimonies of Gods redeeming powers, a
feature in our great meetings. You are
heartily welcome. Profs. Smith and ~
comb, piano and organ
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Presbyterian

In tho First Presbyterian Church
Rev. DR.. w. J. Dawson will preach
tomorrow morning on THE Mystery
of God" and in the evening he will
deliver tho second Of n series of ad-
dresses on "The Life of the Business
Man-Its Peril" The music In the
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser., 1916-01-22
lutheran

IN Trinity Lutheran Church. Rev.
w. II. w. Reimer. pastor. will preach
tomorrow morning on 1.-THE Answer
TO Faith" and in the evening on The
Macedonian Call"
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UNIXFRSALIST.

Rev Henry r. Rose. D: 2. Minister
CHURCH or THE hEDEEMER. Broad.
speaks at II. on .'The Poisoned Eye" re-
ligous school at 10; illustrated lecture at
7:45 on "The Perils of the Sea-; great slides;
special sea music like The Beautiful Isle
of Somewhere All seats free.
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Free Methodist

In the Free Methodist Church, the
pastor Rev. Edward Milton Sandys,
will preach tomorrow morning on
The Law Of the Spirit DESTROYS the
Law of Sin and Death" and in the
evening on THE City that John Saw"
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RELIGIOUS NOTICES.
PRESBYTERIAN.

THE OLD FIRST PRESBYTERIAN
CHURCH, Broad street. block south of
Market-Strangers welcome at all services
Morning worship, 1920; sermon by DR. w
j. Dawson; subject. 'srhe Mystery Of God :"
intermediate Christian Endeavor. / S0 all
departments of the Sunday school. $50 ex-
ceptng the adult Bible class at 4 Christian
Endeavor, 6:45. Evening worship, 7:45; DR.
w. J. Dawson Will deliver the second of a
series of addresses on THE Life Of the Bust
ness Man-Its Peril" Tuesday evening
PRAYER meeting, s; address by Rev. Fred
j.. Hall.
SECOND PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH,
Washington and James streets-Rev. Pleas
ant Hunter, d. D., pastor. Morning service.
10:S0 Evening service, 7:45. Or. Hunter
breaches at both services; Sunday school at
12 annual church supper Thursday. January
27. from to p. m. Always q cordial well
come to everybody
THIRD PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH-Ab-
ington avenue and Ridge street (Mt Pros
pect cars Robert Scott Ingis. minister.
Morning subject. The Manifest Man" Eve
ming. 7:45; subject Seeing the Light -
bible school, 9:45.
SOUTH PARK ESBYT ERTA N
CHURCH. corner Broad street and Clinton
avenue-Rev. Lyman whitney Allen, d. D..
pastor. Morning. 1915; The Sabbath" eve
ming. 7:45. Men" DIR. Allen win preach
at both services. Sunday school. 2:45 p. :;
Christian Endeavor p m. South Park
Chapel, South and Dawson streets, children's
service, 7:15: Sunday school, 2:30 p m A
cordial invitation is extended to all services
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Temperance Man to Speak

At the Newark Rescue Home to-
morrow afternoon at o'clock Charles
G. Knocko, the temperance evange-
list, will address the inmates.
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BAPTIST.

BLIZABET AVENUE BAPTIST
CHURCH, Elizabeth and Lyons avenues
Rev. George McNeey The church where
the Bible is taught every Sunday in the
year. Pastors Bibe class and Sunday school,
$3.50: morning service at 10:45; subject.
walking In Fathers Footsteps-Abraham,
the Pathfinder of Faith At the evening
service 7:45 O'Clock. his subject will be,
What in the World Are Things Coming
Tor Hear What God Says" Bergen Street
Mission. S65 Bergen street, 2:30 p. m.
Thursday evening at o'clock, Bible study
prayer and praise service, led by the pastor
All seats are free. Strangers are cordially
Clifton cars direct to the door.
FIRST BAPTIST PEDDIE MEMORIAL
CHURCH. BroadS and Fulton streets-Rev.
NJ. Joseph Twomey. pastor. Morning wor-
ship, 1890: subject, THE Man Who Saw"
Evening worship. 1890; subject. THE Re-
union of a Family" Sunday school session
at IL o'clock noon classes for everyone,
There is a welcome and a place for you.
SOUTH BAPTIST CHURCH. East Kinney
street near Broad-Rev. Clark T. Brownel
pastor. Morning worship Ii o'clock SER
mon by pastor on why Christ Came, "
Evening service. 7:45; subject. Making
Life Count" Sunday school, 9:45; young
peoples meeting. p. m: mdweek prayer
service Thursday, 7:45. All invited,