Perth Amboy evening news., 1921-10-08
PRESBYTER|ANS
To CLOSE EVENT
Celebration to be Concluded
TomorroW--To Sing Can
tata at a O'Clock

IUIIIUI wv ~ Oily dlI-
tata at a O'Clock
The services of tomorrow in the
First Presbyterian church, one in
the morning at the usual hour of IL
and the other at 4 O'Clock in the aft
ernoon. will conclude the week of
fitting services in commemoration
of the 120th anniversary of the
founding of the church.
The past week has included a un-
ion meeting. a historical meeting and
n congregational dinner, all of which
have served the pun pose intended. to
fttingly celebrate the occasion. be-
sides uniting in closer bonds all of
the organizations and societies of the
church.
The morning service of tomorrow
will include an excellent sermon and
special music while at the afternoon
service the choir. augmented to thir-
ty voices. will render Gauls Sacred
Cantata, 1.-The Holy City"
The service is being held in the
afternoon so that the members from
the other choirs of the city may take
part and so that the other congre-
cations in the city may have the plea
sure of hearing the delightful chorus
and solo numbers which the can
tata includes.
Morning Worship 1880 O'Clock
Organ-Andante ........ Beethoven
Warner NJ. Hawkins
| Professional Hymn No. Al
Invocation and the Lords Prayer
Doxology
| Psalter selection No. 5
Gloria
| Announcements
Scripture Lesson
Prayer
Offertory anthem-"God So Loved
the World" ........... .StaineI
Hymn No. 139
Reception of new members
Hymn No. 1875
Celebration of the Lords Supper
Hymn No. 141
Benediction
| Organ-Communion 49,. .Trombelle
Announcements
Sunday, October O.:
GAS A. NJ, the various depart
ments of the Sunday school.
1880 A. NJ, morning worship.
4 p. NJ, vesper service.
1870 p. NJ. Senior c. +. Topic
Thy Will be Done-with Our Time
devotional service.
Wednesday, Oct. II. AIS. Junior
C. f. Primary Light Bearers.
Thursday, s o'clock, c. E. business
meeting.
Monday 4 p. NJ, a meeting of this
Emma Morris Circle.
Afternoon Service 4 O'clock
Organ-"The Bells of st. Francis
Kerr
Miss Susie H. Dixon
Professional hymn No. 355. &C
Mother Dear, Jerusalem"
Scripture Lesson
Prayer
"The Holy City" by Alfred r. eau
Soloists: Soprano, Mrs. ReglnalC
Crowell; mezzo soprano, Mrs. w
C. Leeson; contralto, Miss Edit
Crowell; contralto. Mrs. Joseph ID
Copeland; tenor, Stanley c. Pot
ter; baritone, William H. Nelson
Part 1 Contemplation
Introduction organ
Chorus-"No Shadows Yonder"
Tenor solo-"My Soul is Athirst fol
God
Trio-"At Eventide it Shall b.
Light"
Chorus-"They that Sow in Tear!
Shall Reap in joy"
Contralto solo-"Eye Hath No
Seen"
Chorus-"For Thee. o Dear, Deal
Country
Chorus-"For Thine is the King
DOM
Announcements
Offertory
Part 2 Alteration
IntermeZzo organ
Baritone solo-"A New Heaven ant
a New Earth
Mezzo-soprano solo-"Come, Y
Blessed"
Chorus-"The Filming Pot is for Sill
ver'
Soprano solo-"These are The.
Which Came"
Soprano and contralto duet-"The.
Shall Hunger No More"
Female chorus-"List the Cherubil
Host
Baritone solo-"I Heard the Voic,
of Harpers"
Chorus-'Great and Marvellous ar,
Thy Works
Be~nediction
Seven-fold Amen Congregation
seated) Staine
Organ-Grande Choeur ..Guilman
The Ladies Society will hold
rummage sale for three days, No
vember l, . and 3. All person
having discarded clothing, furniture
carpets. bedding. ETC.. are asked L
notify either Mrs. L. r. Hughes
chairman, 139 High street; Mrs
John r. Haywood, 212 High street
or Mrs. S. Riddlestorffer, 156 Kearn,
avenue. A generous response viii
be greatly appreciated.
The hostesses for Sunday are Mis-
Heinzelman and Miss Fraser.
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