Evening journal., 1922-11-29
VARIED PROGRAM
FOR HOLIDAY
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ed today with people golns away for
the holiday.
1t Is 311 years since the first
Thanksgiving Day was celebrated in
Massachusetts,. 1t was on December
lS, 1921, however. the day being
later changed to the last Thursday
in November. 1t did not become an
established annual event in the Fay
State until 1884. From 1921 until
| 1854 II was often missed and no eel
bration held
in keeping with their annual GUS
tom. members of Santa Maria Coun-
Gil. No. 19, Knights of Columbus,
will attend solemn requiem mass and
receive communion at st. Peters Ca
thedral at s o'clock tomorrow morn
inc. This is in memory of members
of the order who have died during
the past year. The members i'll at
tend mass in body.
There will be communion at 8
O'Clock and special Thanksgiving
service at 1890 o'clock in ST. An
drew's Episcopal Church tomorrow.
The day will also mark the ninth an
niversary of the rectorship of the
Rev. Richard W. Trapnell. The Of
fering at the 1890 O'Clock service
will be devoted to the Babies Hos
pital.
Special Thanksgiving services will
be held In st. Paul's NJ E. Church
at 1890 o'clock tomorrow morning.
The Rev Carlisle L. Hubbard will
deliver the sermon. The church
particularly invites strangers who
have no church affiliations to at
tend.
Mt Salem, Silverbrook. Goodman
and Wesley NJ. e. Churches will
hold Union Thanksgiving services in
Mt. Salem Church at 1890 O'Clock
tomorrow morning. The Rev. z. W.
Wells, pastor of Wesley Church will
address the combined congregations.
Mrs. A. E. Bowie, returned mis-
sionary from Africa will deliver a
Thanksg. wing message at the Pente-
costal Church. Twenty-thlrd and
Pine streets tomorrow afternoon and
evening. There will also be SER
vices in the church on Friday and
Saturday nights.
The Rev. F. NJ. Kirkus. rector of
Trinity P. E. Church will have
charge of the Thanksgiving Day SER
vices in that church tomorrow. The
will be as follows: Holy
7.30 O'Clock; morning
prayer and sermon at 1880 O'cock.
A victory Thanksgiving service (
will be held IN Brandywins NJ. E. ,
Church tomorrow evening with DR.. /
Edwin Forest Harry. pastor of the
First NJ. f. Church and leader of .
he Young Peoples meeting at
Ocean Grove, as the speaker. Sub
jec, Matching Methuselah." Spe-
,ial music by the choir, including a
rio by Charles II. Norton, Mrs. Paul
w. Orth and Howell NJ. Pedrick, and
solo by Mrs. Paul w. Orth. This
will not be to solicit funds,
out a celebration over what has been
The Thanksgiving Day service at
Episcopal Church, Third
and Washington streets, will be at
eleven O'Clock. The full vested choir
with Miss Heinel as organist will
give the following program: Organ
prelude in C George N. Ro,hwel;
rocessional Come Ye Thankful, G..
J. Elvey; introit anthem. o Praise
he Lord. Mendelssohn; hymn. Our
Fathers God, II. Carey; offertory,
Lord We Beseech Thee"
Norris; Agnus Del, r. NJ. Stults;
'estal Te Deum, J. L. Hopkins; re-
'essional, Praise to God Immortal
Praise. c. Kocher; postlude. Tri- |
lmph Song. Roland Diggle.
The subject of the Thanksgiving
Jay sermon which will be preached
y the rector. the Rev. E. H Stevens
7ill be, The Kitchen God"