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Newspaper
Elizabeth Daily Journal
Location
Elizabeth, New Jersey, United States of America
Date
Jun 01, 1907
Page
11
The Baptist Young People's Union annual rally will be held in Vineland next Tuesday. Elizabeth will send Rev V Band and others, with prominent speakers addressing morning sessions on Christian work and the Forward Movement. The program includes evening services, officer reports, and junior leader presentations.
Prof Livingston Barbour presented a four part recital from David Harum at Rutgers College jarrah hall last night. The event, directed by Elizabeth Commaniery and the Knights of Malta, drew a large audience as Barbour acted all parts with rapid, convincing shifts. The program included the quaint figures Polly Lennox the banker and widow Curlen among others, performed by a single actor with notable versatility.
An instructive course planned for the Govan Grove School of Methods features a summer assembly for eight eight workers. Attendees will learn from renowned pastors and teachers in multiple sessions across several days starting Monday in July. Lectures cover Sunday school, renewal, and practical ministry topics led by Dr Ward and Mrs Faraley, with attention to youth and gospel work.
Church groups plan evening instillation and cabinet election with musical items. Leaders include Louie A. Beecher president and W C Stimpson mercy head. A St James Epworth League meeting and Greystone Presbyterian joint program are noted along with Memorial Day outing results and social efforts.
An English and American writers scene in Rome unfolds at breakfast with Sala explaining terms like whist and betting. The narrator recalls advice on career paths between London journalism and New York living, noting differences in tone and proprieties.
The Y M C A plans a single site camp at Wawayanda opening June 27 for two weeks with a 100 boy limit. New gear is bought and staff prepared. life saving will be taught. a wood carving project and nature studies are planned. space remains for 36 more boys.
Central Baptist Church held a midweek meeting Wednesday to elect officers. Frank M. Davie was chosen pay intendent, George E K Dimock assistant superintendent, Miss Netty P Stelle intermediate superintendent, Mrs Alonzo Pettitnasian, John M Dudley treasurer, Hervey S Vannier secretary, I Fred Silvers member, Juliet D Weston superintendent Home Sun May School. The school reports 472 pupils, 14 officers and 44 teachers with average daily attendance about fifty.
The Choral Society of Park MonK Church postpones its concert to Thursday June 13 due to scheduling conflicts. Dr Lawnon will conduct and sing with Mrs Tintie Humbert Feeh Heimer. other eminent soloists and operatic selections will be featured with announcements to follow.
Anniversary sermons will be preached by the Rev Henry Hale Sleeper rector of Grace Church and the Rev John Neon pastor of East Baptist Church. On June 5 the Grace Church rector will lead a service at Sintemtiett in Christian worship. The parish will host a reception next Wednesday evening from 8 to 10 o'clock, followed by a gathering in the parish house parlors. The Rev Mr Filson, current pastor of East Baptist, will preach tomorrow morning on the topic Our Lord. The evening program will focus on young people. Offerings will support the mortgage fund at both services.
Two Elizabeth pastors address church workers with morning and evening programs on Is Life Worth Living. The Rev J W Balderston of First M P B Church and the Rev Charles S Kemble of Park M B Church speak tomorrow. A W C T U No 2 meeting follows at 4 pm at 203 East Broad Street with George McNeely as speaker at Rescue Mission tomorrow evening.
Thin Rev William I Hamilton reelected president of the Elizabeth Union of Christian Endeavor and Epworth League. He appointed yearlong committees with representation from all churches. Notable members include leaders from First Baptist First Methodist and Central Baptist among many others across the city.
The Park Church announces a gifted pulpit Bible presented by the pastor's mother. The King's Daughters provide a marker and a hymn board is placed beside the pulpit. A friend through J R Given funds the board featuring designations for liturgy. The Junior League supplies necessary numbers for use. The Sunday school plans to join the church excursion in February.
A consolidated notice lists worship times, pastors, and events across multiple churches. It includes Presbyterian, Protestant Episcopal, Methodist, Congregational, Moravian, Lutheran, and Unitarian houses with details on Holy Communion, Sunday schools, youth groups, midweek prayers, and special sermons.
Winnan's Christian Temperance Union No 1 holds its thirty second anniversary at Iran Army Mall 125 East Jersey Street tomorrow afternoon. Members from Hull Street Methodist Episcopal Church assist with music led by Mrs William Darlington. Pastors from nearby churches will speak. Souvenir program cards are to be distributed. Mrs August F. Schmidt extends an invitation to friends to attend.
A public meeting at Holy Trinity English Lutheran Church Allentown Franklin and Sixth streets is scheduled next Wednesday at 8 PM in support of Muhlenberg College. Professors from Brooklyn will speak and the college seeks donations to cover a substantial debt incurred for a new wing and ongoing expenses.
Burlington Schurr of Newark gave a lecture on Nature Study to the boys department. He illustrated with turtles and snakes and a nature field study plan was announced. A weekly session will begin next Friday afternoon and be open to boys beyond the department.
The Peddie Memorial Church choir in Newark will present Joseph Haydn's The Creation in the ninth Oratorio service of the season tomorrow evening. The festival choir, with soloists Mrs Orrie Kinsey Taylor Elizabeth Van Noss Mim Jensen Mambhall Henry M Barenblatt Whitney Taw Claude Treviyn and organist Lowia Arthur Russell, invites the public.
A meeting of the Catholic Young Men's Diocesan Union is set for tomorrow at St. Bonaventure's in Paterson. Delegates must submit names and addresses, with society details, for a debate between Paterson and Elizabeth on whether United States Senators should be elected by direct popular vote.
The Re formed Church in Amidtica prepares for the 101s¢ general synod at the Albany Avenue Reformed Church starting next Wednesday for about ten days. Pastor Dr. Joseph A. Jones will preside as delegates discuss union prospects with the Presbyterian Church and missions funding progress including a $100,000 target toward 16 missions and centennial funds. The Young People’s movement and leadership changes are also highlighted with Rev. Te Aa acting as lay assistant to Dr. James D. Burrell at Marble Collegiate Reformed Church.
The Grst meeting for men and worm was held in Association Hall of the Young Men's Christian Association on Sunday afternoon. The hall was crowded with attendees. Tomorrow afternoon the meeting will welcome invited participants to discuss religious work and evangelism led by Mr Hawks and other speakers. The program begins at 1 o'clock and is expected to last for several hours.
Alaska missionaries Dr and Mrs Campbell will address the Women's Board of Home Missionary Work in the Teesheyvellin Building 166 Fifth Ave New York City on Tuesday at 10 30 AM They have served on the St Lawrence Inland one of Alaska's most isolated stations and are the only white people there All interested in missionary work in Alaska are invited to hear them
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