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JERSEY CITY, N. J. ntv J. With a pleasant JeJr8e rUie large and Inspiring con- SHndH Bethel A. M.

U. Church. gregatlous to the Rev A tne 1 'to, preached an in-' Wur -mou rrom 1 Peter 5:10. At kTSeaW. Morrishov of iwUK.

preached a practical NeIon people of th sermoh utir which a fine program chUn'iov'tMl Some of the participants waS Oisa Matthews. Carnullie Jison R'wv Smith. Estheu Cheat-DaV rtmh Ke'lso, Gwendolin Harris. DaIU; rr is Mis. Clopton.

Matthew ie Kev. It. H. Wright. edl-8 Christian Recorder, preached theme Humility." hTsunday; April 25 at Jhe a.

Class No. J.l a. Srmon the Rev. A. L.

Murray. ttor l. Sunday Sch00l IJr-Th li'k superintendent: 3.30 p. furnished by the Junior C. E.

Mis- Esther Cheatham, pre lr. Ida Lewis, guardian: Lap-Kg will follow this service: 8 p. fSchlng by the Rev. Charles K. Allen of South Bend.

Ind. Fridav, April 23. at Bethel church Charles Stewart of Chicago 111 11 delher a lecture entitled "Sambo wired Fat and Kicked." In the al-trnwn at 3.30 o'clock Mr. Steward will address women only, subject. "My sister's Keeper." Free.

A necktie and apron social will be en me Pulpit Aid Committee of -Bethel at the residence ot Mrs. B. White 116 Harrison avenue. Wednesday evening. April 28.

Mrs. VNhite 'CbTheregular monthly meeting of the Mrs. I. E. Brown, presl-dent, "met at the home of Mrs.

Marcuo Carpenter. 195 Belvldere avenue, ed- neaday. April 14. Alter transacting business and making final arrange-ments for a medal contest at( Bethel A M. E.

Churcn juay it, iu twelve popular matrons will take rart, a collation was served. Twfo new rprived. jucujvio W. H. Coffey has opened a confec tionery Store ana ice cream luriui i v'lrdnla avenues.

u. vtr Samuel T. Cole ot Jewett avenue, will eelebrat-3 their fifteenth wedding anniversary Frida? evening, April 23. Harrev. 39 Oak street left Jersey City Tuesday, April SO, to attend the Closing exert theological department at 1 Jcoln itoivarcitr la ronioanv with Iter cousin Miss Bessie Swan of West Grove, Pa.

Returning she will visit her aunt ana uncle, Mr. and Mrs. John U. Swaa at their farm home, West Grove, Pa. A inmmlttP of ladies of the EdIscO- pal Mission held a social and danaant at the home ot Air, noiana cwies, is Oak street, Friday evening.

A donation of $100 to the mission was received Easter Sunday. The name of the- donor as not mentioned. The Infant daughter of Mr. an lira. Sylvester Johnson was christened Sunday April 18, at St.

Patrick's Catholic Church. On Sunday, April 18 the E. T.vnoiim tsrion church had a splendid program presented by R. Allen The tonic of the day was discussed by the presl-riant Minn A. Miller.

Next Sandav the program will be In charge of Miss jutiiaa uuon. April 15, the A. R. Ball's Club, Miss uattie Le wis, president, preaentea a program in honor of the 6bta anniver- urv nf th A XT TAnn fSia-rrh It Itiag Presbyterian Night, Mrs. C.

M. brannam was mistress oi ceremonies. Wftptintnjnta arc Iha Raw Pfalfl Freeman, James Fouse, Mr. and Mrs. ones, Mrs.

unanea s. Tee man, wm. H. Purdy, Mrs. A.

C. Jerome and Mrs. E. Lewis, Counselor Eugene R. Dr.

A. R. Ball. Fritt W. Motley, with response -by the ev.

J. M. Hoggard, pastor. PATERSON, N. J.

Patekson, X. J. Mrs. Raymond Dc Freese of Hillburn, N. was the guest ot Mr.

and Mrs. De rreese, 2JU bummer street, the past week. Mrs. Altred Taylor of this city has gone to Petersburg to attend her sick toother. The Calvarv BaDtist Ivceum was under the auspices of Miss Pearl Brooks.

On the program were A. Mrs. M. VVilson and C. Hocuitt, Miss U.

Kingsley ot Passaic, W. IL White, president, and the Rev. J. H. Green, pastor.

Mr. arid Mrs. D. D. Satchwell, 10 Lake street, "entertained a few friends in honor of.

Bishop Geo. W. Clinton last Friday evening. Those present were Bishop Geo. V.

Clinton, the Rev. Williams, Miss Rebecca Holloway, Miss i Annie Smith, Mrs. Jennie Dry, Moses Campbell, John Dry, Mrs. Minerva and Louis. Miller, Turis.

After a social hour a delightful luncheon was ia CU. The Duluit of the A- M. E. Zinn -fc9lVch Rev. Price of "Passaic at the morning service.

And at the evening service the pastor, the Rev0! Williams delivered the 5 Key. C. delivered the. siucn ywiuee sermon at the A. M.

t. lon Church in Englewood last' Suhdav. The W. Lee of Brooklyn, N. occupied the' pulpit at tlie A.

tien Church Monday evenhig aird preached to a large audience. i Miss U. Mercer of this city is spend- '18 her vacation -at 25 West I35thstreet, I York City. The Vliio viuu, mili.ll 11U1U9 i literary program Sunday afternoons, btiy aucniicu last sunciay. inose i Participatm'ff vferi MissMoody ofPas-l J- Walters of New York, uT- of JersT Citv anl Master L'H'lu Walters, of New York.

Mnwood Randolph was the 'Sunday of Wallace Smith. Mrs. Mary Hint.on is lhlpravitlg-Slm oc SICKIleSS. Mrs. Xorman T.

Cotton entertained jome cf the ladies of the Harriet Tub-Embroidery Club Wednesday. Atnons those present were Mrs. William William Hopper, Mrs. Sam-w of Passaic, Mrs. Thompson Lillian Walker.

Mrs. ni Mrs. Fred Findly ndMrs. U'. W.Walker.

cv- Mr- Love visited Paterson Iluirsday and held the first mect- "iR for organizing a branch of the East- uiaui.li VI llic lrtM- stir. temporary olTicers are: II Mrs. N. T. Cotton, president Mrs.

Chas, Walker, secretary; Mrs. J. Lewin, treasurer; Mrs. William Scott, chanlain. The Rev.

Mr. Love was the guest of Dr. and Mrs. N. T.

Cotton. K. Hinton is now living with his father on Church street. The Rev. J.

II. Green, pastor of the Calvary Baptist Church, is confined to his room with a severe cold. The Rev. Mr. Goode tilled his pulpit, preaching an interesting sermon to a large congrega tion at ootn services.

The Rev. J. H. Randolph, ex-pastor of the Calvary Baptist Church, now a pas tor in London, Canada, is visiting his family in this city. Watch the Paterson news and see your name as a faithful customer of The New York Ace.

Misses A. Bruce, N. Drake, F. Ewards, Bailey, Mrs. Hart and Mrs.

Hamilton. PLAINFIELD, N. Plain field, N. J. Dr.

R. Wormley, of East 3rd street, spent last week in Pbila. the guest of Dr. and Mrs. H.

M. Mtnton. Sunday, April 18, the Dr. a party motored to Atlantic ICty. They will return after visiting friends in Atlantic City and Germantown.

The funeral of John Smith. Plain 'field avenue, who died suddenly last Monday, April 12, while at his work in North Plainfleld, grading a lawn, was held from Mr. Page's Funeral Parlor, Thursday afternoon, April 15,. W. Roberts, pastor of Shllo Baptist Church, West 4th street officiated, the remains Were shipped to Richmond, Va, for internment Mrs.

Frank. Kelso place, spent the Brooklyn, as guest of Mrs. A. 878 Gates avenue. Mr.

and A. of Summer N. "spent the weekend as guest of Mrs. East th street. Mrs.

TV. H. Page. Plainfleld avenue, after a few days Illness brought about by a snocK, improves dally. Mrs: Eugene Coles was in town Saturday and Sunday, looking well.

Edst, 3rd street is still a patient In the hospital and remains a very sick man. Wednesday evening. April 14, a birthday surprise was given Miss Dorothy Thornton, Plainfleld avenue, by her friends on which occasion she received a great many pres ents, among them a handsome gold watch, from her mother, it being her sixth birthday. Singing and dancing made up the evening's pleasure after which a collation was served. Sunday April 18, the Plainfleld Lyceum held exercises at Bethel chapel.

"East 6th street. Mr. Vaahorn, president; Miss Ada Cobbs, secretary. Te program waa in charge of Wm. Mayse, and tneee who took past were Miss Holmes, H.

Vanblake, Mm Dl Reid. van horn. The secre tary read a statement from the charity organization with thanks for the Easter offering sent there by the Iy-ceism. Mr. Fred Stackhouse, of "Newark, N.

wms a viaitor among frienda here. Sunday. April 18. The minstrels presented at Saenger-Hmd Hall, Thursday evening, April 15, under the auspices of the Nonpariel Social club for the second time was a treat for all present ENGLEWOOD. Nl J.

Englewoe. N. J. On Wednesday evening. April 14, a lare.

apprecia tive audience gathered at the A. M. K. ZIon Church. Williams street, to listen to Miss Helen Holman.

of New York, whe spoke oa Women's vote. The pastor, the Rev. H. C. Van Pelt introduced the speaker.

Miss Holman's speech in part was as follows: "By what logic can you argue that her equality is not of man's? "Women most participate la politics. I win answer any the questions that are In yonr mind. When I nrge that women in politics Is a necessity. Agea have past as you say without her. First i remind you besides lulling her babes to sleep.

It was she who spun the cloth, made the candles, tilled the soil and attended the home. "Woman'i work has moved from the heme to the factories, to the trusts. We most -therefore enter politics to rear our race wtth health. "If women don't know any more about politics than the average man, I'll Kuarantee we will get along. "Ths progress that the women's vote has made In California, the general improvement politically, the discussion of labor and protection of domestics is the big issue that the California women are now undertaking.

Just, what they have done In California, women can do anywhere and will do. "The convention of women was next argued. No -woman that has been convicted has been so legally. The law requires twelve peers to pass their conviction, These men were noti Give us six men and six The Women's Christian- Temperance Union recently formed" In Englewood. The breweries are our biggest, enemies.

They know what the women -did in Cojorado and Callfortilh.v Vrhjs talk was followed by a solo by MlssBessle Cook, of Englewood. N. J. Collection was "lifted" by Miss Sarah Calhoun, Mrs. Ada Gordon, Mrs.

Ternperance Kennedy, Mrs Ethel Clement, Mrs. Bessie Randolph, reporter. 2 Newark. N. J.

J. pre-. sented the program at tne Ainn wier-kry neM 'lh the 13th" ftvenu Presby-terfen 'last Sunday afternoon. A Ihrce-fcrovdrftnessffrl'theipogram, Jt -being, flpe day. Tne following pfrtlfttAed Tne irev.

j. i itare. Miss Mjnnle, Edgr.Vrs. Mabel Sharp, 1eTlto.V. DunlapV -of Wasiiirvrton, D.

Morris. Mr. Motley, ctoslag i lee- William and Edward Bur-reee. uL li ew Hay Conn- were the piiKt if- Mlsseii -rrene-'AVhlte and; MU-; dred Palmer, 1 High street, last Sunday evening. N.

J. the sick list ra and Mr. t. A. Reynolds, both are somewhat Im proved.

On last Sunday tne. omirtsy tii't held at the A. M. E. Zlon church TheJJeTs ler, pastor or tne rresoyienan cnurcu, preached at 3 p.

m. Over twenty-five dollars was taken up during the day. Miss Elmlra Summer of Perqui mans N. arrived In Lakewood last Thursday to spend the summer with her brother and his wife, Mr. and Mrs.

Geo. 8ummer. Mrs. Thomns Johnson entertained the Sewing Circle at her home on John street Monday. On Inst Sunday night the Rev.

Mr. Ouffle, pastor of Macedonia Baptist Church, preacriTL the annuM sermon THE NEW YORK AGE, THURSDAY, APRIL 22, 1915. to the St. Luke's Lodge No. it, F.

A. M. at the Sixth Street Baptist Church. Mrs. John Walker and daughter, report a pleasant time spent In Brooklyn -during the Easter holidays.

Mrs. L. Mason gave an entertainment at the Fulton Avenue School on Monday night for the benefit of the Drum Corp which is under the management of Mr. Fitzgerald. Mrs.

B. T. Harvey is visiting In New York. Don't forget the reception given by the Brotherhood Ix)dge No. 7761 at their hall, First street, Wednesday evening, April 27.

BAYONNE, N. J. lyonne, N. J. The Rev.

B. C. Robeson, pastor St. Peter's A. M.

E. ZIon Church, preached on Sunday morning, April 11, from St, John The afternoon service wns In charge of the Rev. Florence Randolph of Jersey City, who Introduced the work of the W. C. T.

U. Associated. With her were Mrs. Stout and Mrs. Blvera, from the Fifth St Reformed and the Sixth St Methodist Churches, respectively.

Rev. B. C. Robeson, accompanied by a number of his members and congregation, attended the fair held at the Rev. Lewis' church of Staten Island, on Thursday evening, April Miss Claracy Harrlston and Miss Savannah Gravely visited Mrs; Josen1! Mllner of Westfield, N.

cm April 10. Mrs. Jane Bowles of North 3ttnleft, Is visiting her nieces, the Misses Hannah and Gertrude1 Bowle3, lfith Street and Avenue Bishop Geo CUnt6n made his annual visit to St. Peter's A'. M.

E. Zlon Chnrch on 8nnday April 18, and preached from I Cor. Dr. Robeson, brother of the Rev. B.

C. Robeson, spent the week end; with friends in Bayonne. A Japanese wedding will be given at St. Peter'a Chnrch on Thursday evening, April 22, by some of the children, under the direction of Mrs. Hattie- Williams.

WESTFIELD, N. J. Westfield. N. J.

The Rev. J. J. Adams made a quick trip to. Paterson, N.

l8t wiek. The Rev. Miss Hall closed a successful series of meetings at St. Luke's last Thursday night. Mrs.

Lulu Brown, Mrs. James Johnson, Mr. Clarence Brown of Newark, and Miss Esther Outen and Mr. Anther Brown of Somerville, were visitors in Westfield last week and guests of Mrs. Era Adams.

MIsa Gertie Hall made a frying trip from New York to Westfield last Friday. EmQ Class of Brooklyn, N. gave a successful entertainment of Swiss bell ringing and character monologue at St Luke's last Wednesday evening. The Rev. J.

J. Adams wiTl close his first year as pastor of St. Luke's next Sunday evening and a reception and donation will be tendered him by the officers and members of the church on Tuesday evening, ths 27th. 8everal local and out of town ministers mill be present The Rev. Florence Randolph will address the meeting.

CAMDEN, N. J. Camden, N. J. The annual sermon of the K.

of P. and the Court of Calanthe was held in the Wesley A. M. E. Zion Church, Ann and Sycamore streets, Sunday afternoon, April 18, at The Rev.

J. R. White, pastor, delivered the sermon to a large attendance. Special music was rendered by the choir. Miss Alberta Green of Washington, D.

is spending a few days in Camden, the guest of Miss Mary Knox, 510 Walnut street James Lewis Johnson, one of Camden's leadmj undertakers, has made an improvement to his place of business by having targe stained glass doors and windows put in. One of the features is the picture of Frederick pougtas in the center ot one ot tne doors. George Moore of the N. B. A.

is on the sick list. Mrs. Annie Lewis, who has been, on the sick list, is improving. If you want to be up with the time. And read a paper that's all the rage, just get in line and pay half a dime, And buy The Nfw York Ae.

See BLACKSON: SOMERVILLE, N. j. Somerville, J. The forty-second district will convene at St Thomas A. M.

E. Zion Church, the Rev. W. D. Robeson, pastor, with the Rt.Rev.

G. W. Clinton, presiding bishop. Miss Martha Staats of South Branch, Is spending some time with Miss. B.

Voorhees of Central avenue, The Misses- Rogere, Central, avenue, spent. Monday Newark, N. J. 1 Mrs. Nevlns was' at Plainfleld.

on Rimitnv Mrs; Geo. Lane, Master George Lnne ami Sherwood iane were guests Mr. and Mrs. John Sllette on day. ''4V Mr.

Mary "Baker, who has been' ill' at Mrs. Geo, Sohenks, -Qreehe tltreet, jw'as able to.be-ai.;chureh Mrs. Adallne Vandoren Is stttl confined to the house with a. severe nttnrb of la grippe. aim.

aiauei iiorrmnn, jseco.net street Is irnrwvlng a tr Sfrdiherset lotpl(aI. EAST ORANGE, N. jj ternortn Ivceitm' conneeted wl'h Calvar? BPtist FMnf rtrshte, nas taken the Initiative, fh- the move ment- tft establish a Federation, among the connected wim .11 ti ivinn urn in County, npd' toward thet-- nd ttks sent In IV, A IAU. 1.4 1 Izatlnns aSKing" them to send jirjelr and ftv. delegretes: to meet in conference nn ThurHmr May 12, tp the auditorium the Cl- vary cnurcn.

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