The New York herald., 1921-10-08
Dr. Emett Get. Call.

DR.. Edward III. Emett was unani-
nous,y called to the pastorate of Man
haitian Congregational Church, Broad
way at Seventy-sixth street. at a con-
gregatfonal meeting held Wednesday
evening. He has not yet given formal
reply. but II fs expected that he will ac-
cept. The boards Of dcacons and trus-
tees have voted to recommend the call.
DIR. Emett has been supplying the pulpit
since June, this having been the first
summer the church remained open for
number Of years. He also has conducted
midweek devotional service through
the summer. though this service had
been abandoned.
Several things have brought back
Manhattan Church. Warner NJ. Van
Norden, chairman Of the summer ser.
vices committee, believes that DR.
Emett's straight Gospel preaching has
had much to do with 1t.
DR.. Emett Is a native OF London,
studied law and became a barrister. The
call to preach sent him to Canada and
into the pulpit of Baptist church. He
has served churches at Brockvllle. Ont
St. Louis, Los Angeles and elsewhere.
The preacher at the II o'clock service
at Trinity Church tomorrow will be the
Rev. George l.. King. ID. D., formerly
Bishop of Madagascar and now secre-
tary of the s. P. G.
At the West End Presbyterian Church.
Amsterdam avenue and 1o5th street, Dr.
A. Edwin Keigwin will preach to-mor-
row morning on the theme "One God
One Faith" On Monday evening the
first community night of the season
viii, be held. The programme consists
Of eight reels of high class moving
pictures, and special music by the
church orchestra The programme Is
given In the afternoon to the children
of the community no charge being
made.
an illustrated lecture on THE Republic
as a Golden Mean Between Autocracy
and Democracy"
At the Broadway Presbyterian Church,
the Rev. DR.. Walter Duncan Buchanan,
pastor there will be communion SER
vice at II o'clock. II Is regretted that
the pastor will not be able to be
present The Rev. J. B. Kelly will
preach. The music will be under the
direction of Chilion Roselle.
At the Church of the Divine Pnter-
,ity. Central Park West and Seventy
sixth street, the minister. Joseph Fort
Newton. d. Lit. DID,. will preach al
II A. NJ. his subject being Jesus and
quartet under the direction OF J. War
Message From China.
At the Fifth Avenue Presbyterian
Church Or. Kelman wilt preach at
both services. Having just returned
from trip to China and Japan. DIR.
kt'lrnan brings timely message con-
cernIng the conditions in these great
Eastern empires which have so vital
a part in the worlds problem of to-day.
AZ the Mems Bible Class. which meets
in the chapel at 10 o'clock, DR.. Kelman
Will also deliver an address to men.
The Sunday School will resume its
sessions at o:5o o'clock. While this
school Is primarily for the children Of
the church. all the children OF the neigh
borhood ar, most cordially welcome.
At Calvary Episcopal Church. Fourth
avenue and Twenty-first street, the rec
tor. Rev Theodore sedgwick. DID, win
be the preacher at both services At
the morning service a five minute ad-
dress is given each Sunday by some
prominent layman telling OF the mis-
scnary work Of the church. This IN
centennial year and Calvary wants u
make her people feel this responsibility
to this part of the church work. Most
of the clubs and organizations Of the
parish have begun active work. The
gymnasium class will start this week
and there is an opportunity for both
boys and girls, men and women to re-
celve instruction. On Thursday evening
the mems conference will consider the
problem os unemployment.
The second of the series of the ora
torio pra!Se services at the Marble Col.
legiate Church. Fifth avenue arj Twen-
ty-ninth otreet. will be held tomorrow
evening. Solos from the second part
VI Mendelssohn's Elijah" will be rem.
lered. Miss Sue Harvard will be heard
n Hear ye. Israel" The praise ser
vice Is preceded by an organ recital
Richard +. Percy. organist. with Luciep
Schmitt 'celilst DIR. Barnhll will
preach on Elijah" At the morning