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GREEN STREET CHURCH OF GOD WILL OBSERVE GOLDEN ANNIVERSARY ON SUNDAY
SERMON SERIES IN
OLIVET CHURCH
Dr. S. A. Bower to Preach
First of 7-Sermon Series
on Sunday Morning
Rev. S. A. Bower, of Olivet Pres
byterian Church, will preach a
eries of sermons on "The Great
Truth of the Bible," on Sunday
mornings.
The following themes will consti
tute the subjects to be treated:
"God," "Salvation," "Sin," "Salva
tion," "Jesus Christ," "The Church,"
and "Missions.,'
On Sunday morning the pustor
will preach on the first subject,
"God." At the evening hour of ser
vice, A. W. Bower will preach on
the "Christian Citizenship 100 Per
Cent. American." it will be a pa
triotic service in dedicating the ma
jesty of the low and order and
proving that the ideal citizen is the
Christian citizen.
The sermon will be a warning
against giving ear to the atheistic or
Bolshevistic doctrines of either pro
fessional agitators or "parlor Bol
shevists," and a summons to all i
true Americans to stand loyally by
the flag of their country and the
church.
The session of the school will be
gin at 10 o'clock. Miss Alice R.
Eaton, librarian of City Library, will
make an address on "Books and
Life." She will present, for the
school, to the class taught by Miss
Anna Holbert, a handsome wall
banner, for maintaining the best
record of attendance among the
classes during the summer period.
She will also, in the name of the
school, give a book to each of the
following scholars from the Be
ginners', Primary, Junior and Inter
mediate Departments for perfect
records of attendance during the
same time:
Roberta Askins, William Shart
zer, Kenneth Goodliart, Clarence
Howard. Howard Smith, John Wool
ley, Elizabeth DoWglas, Rosalie
Bowman, Franklin Douglas, Julia
Shartzer, Edith Holbert, Sarah Col
sher, Nancy Steele, Emily Bowman,
Christiana Cox, Margaret Douglas,
Luwilla Askins, Dorothy Atticks,
Ruth Cox, Gladys Howard, Mercedes
Clinger, Gwendolyn Clinger, Wilmer
Swanberry, William Smith, Blaine
Ganoe, Douglas Bowman, Jerry
Douglas, Donald Grimm. Charles
Cox, Edward Woolley, Ralph Mes
sersmith and Ray Howard.
At the end of the present school
year, a suitable book will be given
to each scholar, teacher and officer
absent not more than two Sundays
except with reasonable excuse.
Miss Frances Gelwicks will lead
the meeting of the Christian En
deavor Society at ti.3o o'clock, using
the topic "Co-operation in Christian
Service."
Edwin J. Knisely has been named
as Master of Olivet's Boy Scout
Troop, and will have Amos Nye as
his first assistant. The troop meets
every Friday evening in the social
room of the church.
REFORMED
Salem—The Rev. Ellis N. Kremer.
11 and 7.30, divine services; 9.45 Sun
day school.
St. John's—The Rev. Clayton H.
Ttanck. 11. "More than Conquerors:"
7.30, "The Use of Time;" 9.43, Sunday
school; 6.30, Christian Endeavor. Wed
nesday, 7.45, mid-week services.
Fourth—The Rev. Homer Skyles '
May. 10.45, "Equipment for Service:"
7.30, "God's Challenge to Ilis People;" |
9.30, Sunday school; 6.30, Young Peo
ple's service.
Second—The Rev. Alfred Nevin
Sgyres. The Rev. L. E. Bair. of Mil
lersburg, Pa., will preach at 11.15 and
the pastor at 7.30, on "The Joy of I
Sacrifice": 10 a. m., Sunday school;
6.30, Christian Endeavor.
MISCELLANEOUS
Christian and Missionary Alliance
• —The Rev. W. H. Worrall. 9.30,
Sunday school; 10.30 and 7.30, preach
ing.
Bethesda Mission John Fulton,
Superintendent. Saturday night Martin
Stutzman will speak. Sunday night, I
H. J. Bcachler.
CHURCH OF CHRIST
First—The Rev. Ira Boyd Wenger. |
11, "The Voice of the Present Hour";
7.30, "Baptism"; 9.45, Sunday school, j
A. M. E.
Wesley Union—The Rev. Stephen i
A. McNeill. 10.45, "The God We
Serve": 7.45, "The Sins of Omission";
I, Sunday school.
Harris—The Rev. R. L. Briscoe, i
10.30, "Sin Our Enemy, God Our
Friend"; 7.45, "The Second Seal"; 1.30,
Sunday school.
NO CHURCH SERVICES
There will be no preaching in 1
Charlton United Evangelical Church j
Sunday morning. Sunday school I
will be held at the usual time. A
sorio-s of Evangelistic meetings will
be begun Sunday evening in charge 1
of the pastor, the Rev. E. F. Brown.
TheY. M. C. A. in Egypt and the Near East I
Subject of address to men by
MR. WILLIAM M. JESSOP
Head of the Army and Navy Y. M. C. A. in Egypt and the Near East
Eahnestock lfall, Y. M. C. A., Second and I.oeust Streets
Sunday, November 16th, 3.30 P. M.
Tlie Pennsylvania Railroad Concert Company Will Slug
ALL MEN INVITED—ADMISSION FREE
' THE CHI'RCH WITH THE CHIMES ~
United Lutherans
New Responsibilities
EVERY member of Zion Church should be
present tomorrow morning.
This will be your opportunity to learn what the
Master expects of you.
The subject for Dr. Herman's is "CHRISTIAN
STEWARDSHIP."
God is the owner of all things—every man is a
steward and must give an account of his time, his
ability, his wealth.
On account of the Mass Meeting of
United Lutherans in Chestnut Street
Hall tomorrow evening, there will be no
service at 7.30 P. M. in Zion Church.
Zion Lutheran Church
■N. Fourth St., opponltr l>. R. R. Depot,
S. W. Herman, D. D., Pastor.
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SATURDAY EVENING,
COMPLETING PLANS FOR COUNTY
C. E. MEETING AT MILLERSBURG
Event to Be Held in Millersburg United Evangelical Church
on Thursday Afternoon and Evening; I)r. Q. R. Steck
and George Troup to Speak
DR. A. R. STECK
Arrangements are completed for
the annual convention of the Dau
phin County Christian Endeavor
SUNDAY SCHOOL
FIFTY YEARS OLD
Green Street Church of God
Organized October
31, 1869
On Sunday special services will he
held at 2 p. m. to celebrate the
Green Street Church of God Sunday
Schools Golden Anniversary. The
Sunday Schooi orchestra will have
special music for the occasion. Flor
ence Cooper Ley, daughter of the
first appointed pastor, Rev. J.
Cooper, will be present, and sing.
Elmer Ley, also will sing a solo.
Colonel 11. C. Demmlng, who was
the superintendent fifty years ago,
will be present and deliver an ad
dress. Rev. O. J. Farling, one of
the organizers of the school, will
give a short address. The address
of welcome will be given by the
present superintendent, D. S. Lowe.
The first officers of the school 50
years ago were as follows;
Superintendent, 11. C. Demming;
Assistant Superintendent, David
Shelley; Secretary, George Tousling;
Assistant Secretary, William Jones;
Treasurer, Rev. O. J. Farling;
Chorister, William Lucas; Organist,
Susan Oxer; Librarian, Ilarman
Wornle.
Tlie school after it was organized
October 31, 1869, held Its sessions in
the building at Penn and Broad,
streets, and moved into the old
structure that was torn down in 1913
and replaced by the present struc
ture. This was dedicated in Janu
ary, 1914, under the pastorate of the
Rev. C. H. Grove.
During the superintendency of
Colonel H. C. Demmy over 27,000
people passed through the school.
Music in the Churches
BERRY STREET
Morning—Prelude, "Allegretto in
A Flat Major," Hollande; anthem,
"Sing Aloud unto God," Peace; of
fertory, "Offertory in C Minor,"
Guilmant; postlude, "Scherzoso,"
Rheinberger.
Evening—Prelude, "T>a Nuit,"
Karg-JSlert; anthem, "Hark, l-lark,
My Soul," Gillette; offertory, "Deep
River," Gillette; anthem, "Zion,"
Rodney-Ashmall; postlude, "Post
lude." Hopkinson.
CHI'RCH <IP THE lIItETHItE.V
Hummel Street —The Rev. Chnrles
D. Bonsaek. 11, "A Plea for a Spirited
Aristocracy"; 7.30, "Why Make a
Publie Confession of Christ"; 10, Sun
day school; 6.45, C. W. S. Elder Bon
saek will preach at the Jail at 3..
GEORGE TROUP
Union to be held in the United
Evangelical Church, Millersburg,
Thursday afternoon and evening.
Stevens M. E. Church
Has Big Program
The Sunday school and church of
Stevens Memorial Methodist Episco
pal Church will hold to-morrow
morning a combination service in
celebration of Father and Son Day.
This interesting gathering is to be
gin at 10 o'clock in the Sunday
school. Promptly at 10.45 the
school will assemble in the audi
torium to participate in an interest
ing program by C". H. Kenworthy.
The iirst annual father and son
banquet in observance of Father
and Son Weeq will be held Tuesday
evening at 6.30 o'clock in the social
hall. More than 200 will attend this
gathering. Sunday night at 7.30 Dr.
Clayton Albert Smucker will preach
on "The Ark at the Door of Abi
nadab's House in the Hill." This will
be a sermon to parents and young
folk. Fathers and their sons will
act as ushers at this meeting. Prof.
John W. Phillips and the chorus
choir will render special music.
On next Saturday evening at 6
o'clock a large company of soldiers
from the Carlisle Hospital are to be
served by the Epworth League of
the church with a hot meat dinner
in the social hall.
UNITED EVANGELICAL
Lemoyne—The Rev. E. Crumbling;
10.45, "The Church and the Re
vival"; 7.30, "The Wonderful Grace
of God"; 9.30, Sunday School; 6.30,
C. E.
Enola —The Rev. H. M. Buck;
10.45, "Dedicating the Children Unlo
the Lord,'" (infant baptism); 7.30,
"The Idle Church Member"; 9.30,
Sunday School: 2.30, Mission Band.
Park Street—The Revs. A. E. Han
gen and S. A. Miller; 9.30, Sunday
School; 10.45, morning service; 5.45,
Junior Endeavor: 6.30, Senior En
deavor; 7.30, evening service.
Harris Street —The Rev. A. G.
Flexer; 9.45, Sunday School;' 10.30,
morning service; 6,40, K. L. C. E.
meeting; 7.30, evening service.
MESSIAH LUTHERAN
Morning Prelude, "Cantilene,"
Shelley; duet, "The King of Glory,"
Lassen; offertory, "Offertory," Fiei
etz; anthem, "In Thee, o' Lord."
Coleridge-Taylor; postlude, "Tempie
March. Vincent.
Evening—At 8 o'clock. Chestnut
Street Hall, combined Lutheran
choirs. Abner W. Hartman will lead
the singing. Mrs. Wm. K. Bum
baugh, of the Bethlehem Lutheran
• hureh choir, will sing "Ninety-first
Psalm, by McDermid, and the Zion
Lutheran Church .quartet will sing
Decevee's "Come, Let Us Sing."
FIRST CHURCH OF GOD
Morning—Prelude. "Marche' Re
iigieuse,' Benoist; offertory, "Invo
f.S, 1 ,! 011 in A rnino '"," Munro; anthem
Through the Night of Doubt and
Sorrow,' Whitby; postlude, "March
or the Ambassadors (from "Ri
enza"), Wagner.
Evening—Prelude, "Andantino in
D flat, Lemare; trio, "Father in
Heaven (Stearns), Miss Laverty
R ," th ' Mr - Stewart; offertory,'
Andante Cantibile, op. 183, No. 2
Ashmall; anthem, "As Moses Lifted
|up the Serpent," Nevin; postlude,
; Minuet Antique," Maurice Lee.
BETHLEHEM LUTHERAN
| Prelude, "Offortory," Salome
solo, Mr, Mathias; quartet, "He Shali
fo°,? P . "T IJk ° Raln " Buck; Of
fertoiy, Andante Roligloso," Le
ma.gre; postlude. "Finale," Fau-
Leader, Mrs. William Bumhaugh
organist. Miss Carrie Harvie Dwyer
Owing to the union Service of Lu-'
? hurches in Chestnut Street
Auditorium, there will be no eve
ning service in the church.
. CHRISTIAN SCIENCE
J irst Church—Sunday at 11 ami
evening at 7.30. "Mortals and Im
mortals ; 11, Sunday school. Testl-
fa
Older Boys' and Girls
CONFERENCE
Sabbath Schools of Dauphin County
MESSIAH LUTHERAN
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HARRISBURG TELEGRAPH
! BUSY WEEK IN
PINE STREET
"What to Believe About Men"
Subject of Dr. Mudgc
Tomorrow
"What to Believe About Man"
will be the subject of the sermon
ut the Pine Street Presbyterian
Church on Sunday morning. This
sermon will be another in the series
of which the general title is "What
To Believe and Why," and which is
proving of great help to many
people. At the evening service
"The Bread Christ Brake," will be
the subject of the sermon. The pas
tor, Dr. Lewis Seymour Mudge, will
preach at both these services and
special effort will be given to mak
ing the music, both quartet and
organ, of particular helpfulness.
On Monday evening at 7.30
in the Boyd Memorial Building. W.
D. B. Ainey, will head the Men's
Mission Study Class. Last Monday
night's session of this class was
largely preliminary, and those com
ing this Monday evening will not
find themselves seriously handi
capped in continuing with'the class.
At 8.30 o'clock at the Boyd Memor
ial Building, the Rev. 11. B. Hulbert
of Korea, will speak informally to
any of the men of the church and
their friends who may assemble at
that time and place. Dr. Hulbert
is to be the speaker at the Chamber
of Commerce luncheon at noon. lie
has spent nearly a quarter of a cen
tury in Korea, and is thoroughly
familiar with past and present con
ditions there. He will be able to
give a profoundly interesting ac
count of the great events which
have occurred in the progress of the
Herfnit Kingdom. Dr. Hulbert is
one of the great living authorities
on anything which has to do with
Korea.
On Tuesday evening the Young
vVomen's Home and Foreign Mission
Circle will hold its monthly meeting
at the Women .and Girls' Building.
On Wednesday evening at the mid
week service the pastor will con
tinue the series of addresses on tlie
life of Christ. The subject for next
Wednesday evening will be "The
Christ \\ e Forget; His Teachers."
On Thursday evening the regular
gatherings of the Mothers at Pino
Street and Bethany Chapel will take
place. On Friday afternoon the
ited Cross Auxiliary of the church
will meet from 1.30 to 4.30 o'clock
in the social room. On Friday eve
ning the Boy Scout Troop will meet
in the Boyd Memorial Building, and
the Girl Scout Troop in the Women
and Girls' Building.
LUTHERAN
St. Mark's, Mechaniesburg—The
Rev. H. N. Fcgley, D. 11.; 9. Bible
school; 10.30, "The Principle of the
Exercise of Benevolence and Char
ity"; 6.45, Luther League; 7.30,
Vespers.
Trinity—The Rev. R. L. Meisen
helder; 10.30, "Invisible Enemies";
no evening service; Rally in Chest
nut Street Ilall; 2, Sunday school
Trinity—The Rev. Dr. E. D.
Weigle; 10.45, "Forgiveness"; 7.30,
"Love"; 9.30, Sunday school; 6.30,'
Luther League.
Zion—The Rev. S. W. Herman,
D. D.; 10.30, "Christian Steward
ship"; 7.30, Mass Meeting in Chest-1
nut Street Hall; 1.4 5, Sunday school.
Bethlehem—Services at 10.30 in
charge of Rev. E. C. Herman, of
Erie, Pa.; 1.45, Sunday school; in
the evening Bethlehem will join
with the Lutheran Churches of the
city in Reformation Rally ut Chest
nut Street Auditorium.
Trinity, Lemoyne—The Rev. L.
A. Bush, pastor; 9.30, Sunday
school; 10.45, "Two Things We
Cannot Do With Our Sins;" 7.30,
"The River of God"; 6.30, C. E. So
ciety.
St. Matthews—The Rev. C. E.
Snyder; 11, "Messengers of Christ";
9.45, Sunday school.
St. Paul's, Riverside—2, Sunday
school.
Augsburg—The Rev. Amos Max
well Stamets, D. D.; 10.30, "Proof
That Missions Pay"; 7.30, Congre
gations will join in union service; 2,
Sunday school in the Chestnut
Street Auditorium.
Messiah—The Rev. Henry W. A.
Hanson, D. D.; 10.30, "In The
Secret of His Presence"; Union ser
vice, Chestnut Street Hall; 2, Sunday
school.
Holy Communion—The Rev.
Henry Miller; 10.45, "The Unmerci
ful Servant"; 7.30, "Love .Your
Foes"; 9.30, Sunday school.
Memorial—The Rev. L. C.
Manges, D. D,; 10.30, "The Joy of
The Fellowship of Service"; in the
evening the congregation will join
in the Reformation meeting in the
Chestnut Street Auditorium; 2,
Sunday school; 10, men's prayer
meeting.
Christ—The Rev. Thomas Reisch;
10.30, "Love For the Church"; 7.30,
Congregation Will Worship in the
Chestnut Street Auditorium; 2,
Sunday school.
St. Michael's —The Rev. Reinhold
Schmidt; 10 and 7.30, services;
11.15, Sunday school.
Calvary—The Rev. E. H. Paar;
11, "The Unmerciful Servant"; 7.30 1
"The Night of the Exodus;" 10, I
Sunday school.
STEVENS MEMORIAL M. E.
Morning—Prelude, "Reverie," No
ble; offertory. "Offortoiro No. II,"
Renard; anthem, '' O, Render
Thanks to God above," Harry Hale
Pike: postlude, "March Pontiflcale
de la Tombelle."
Evening—Prelude, "Sonata No.
Ill" (con moto Maestoso; Maggiore
poco a poco aximato; con moto
Maestoso), Mendelssohn; soprano
solo, "Rook of Ages" (Reniiok),
Rachel Etter Green: offertory, "For
est Vespers," Johnson; anthem,
I "The Sun Shall Be No More Thy
Light," Woodward; postlude, "March
Solennelle," Mailly.
MARKET SQUARE 1' KER BY -
TERIAX
Morning—Prelude, "Andante and
Elevation in G major," E. Lang; of
fertory, "Andantino," Lemare: con
tralto solo, "Sing Ye a Joyful Song,"
(Dvorak), Miss Belie P. Middaugh;
postlude, "Carillon in D major,"
Boellmann.
Evening—Prelude, "Prelude et
Cantilene," Rousseau; anthem,
"Watchman, Say What of the
Night?," Sullivan; offertory, "Mel
ody for the Bells of Berghall
Church," Sibelius; postlude, "Allegro
Maestro," Mendelssohn.
SVLEM REFORMED
Morning "Lamentation," Guil
mant; duo, "I Waited for the Lord,"
(Mendelssohn), Mrs. Myers, Mrs.
Hclsley: contralto solo (selected),
Miss Cassel; "Benediction Nuptial,"
Frysinger; "Postlude," Guilmant.
Evening "Andante Cuntiblle."
Deshayes; anthem, "The Lord Is My
Shepherd," Smart; "Prelude," De
shaves; "Postlude," Lemalgre. '<
LUTHERANS PLAN
FOR BIG RALLY
Dr. G. K. Rood and Dr. I. C.
Hoffman to Speak in
Chestnut Street
j ..a • >
Dlt. GEORGE EDWARD REED
A combined rally of Lutheran
Churches of Harrisburg and vicin
ity, in'honor of the Protestant Ref
ormation and preparatory for the
coming continent-wide campaign of
the United Lutheran Church of
America, will be held on Sunday
evening in Chestnut Street Audi
torium. The campaign chairman, the
Rev. L. C. Manges, will preside.
Prof. A. \V. Hartman will he tlie
chorister and Prof. A. S. Black will j
preside at the piano: The follow
ing program will lie rendered: Open
ing hymn; invocation, the Rev. M.
E. Shafer; responsive reading, the]
Rev. R. L. Meisenhelder;- prayer, the
Rev E D Weigle, 1). D.; soprano
solo. Mrs.. Bumhaugh, chorister of
Bethlehem choir; Scripture lesson,
the llev. H. K. Lantz; hymn; refor
mation address, "The Alessage of
Luther to the Men of To-day," tlie
Rev. George Edward Reed; music,
Zion Lutheran quartet; address, "The
Day of Opportunity in the United
Lutheran Church," the Rev. I. C.
Hoffman; hymn; benediction, tlie
Rev. L. A. Bush.
The United Lutheran Church in
America has laid before its congre
gations a plan for an every-member i
visitation during the week of No-'
vember 23-30. The captains forj
each congregation have been ap- i
pointed and a large number of man
chosen who will go out two by two
to visit every home during Thanks
giving week, beginning Sunday aft
ernoon, November 23.
Jn addition to the above service,
the local committee has sent to each
congregation of Harrisburg and vi
cinity printed matter to be distrib
uted to the homes not later than
November 18. E. G. Hoover, Luther
Minter and Warren Fortenbaugh are
members of that committee. In
order that members may come in
touch with this central service, prac
tically all Lutheran Churches of
Harrisburg and vicinity will be
closed to-morrow evening, and mem
bers are urged to worship at Chest
nut Street Auditorium.
CHURCH DIRECTOR Y
METHODIST
Ridge Avenue —A. M.. Mrs.
Rohraback. Field Secretary of the
Woman's Home Missionary Society;
evening, Rev. A. G. lloyles; 10, Sun
dry school.
St. Paul's —The Rev. Wm. Moses;
10.30 and 7.30, services; 2, Sunday
school; 7.30, Epworth League.
Camp Curtln—The Rev. John H.
Mortimer; 10.30, The Rev. T. S.
Wilcox, D. 1)., will preach; 7.30, Dr.
Wilcox will preach again; 2, Sunday
school; 6.30, Kpworth League.
Epworth—The Rev. Homer C.
Knox- 11 "I Am Not Ashamed Of
the Gospel": 7.30, "Calvary Is The
Turning Point of the Human
Heart and Human History"; 10.
Sunday school; 6.30, Epworth
League.
Fifth Street —The Rev. Edwin A.
Pyles; 10.30, "Sacrament of the
Lord's. Supper"; 7.30, "The Three
Sons* in the Parable of the Prodi
gal"; 2, Sunday school.
Marysvllle—The ltev. J. F. Glass;
9.30, Sunday school; 10.30, "The
New City"; 6.30, Epworth League;
7.30, "Nile and Nebo."
Grace —Dr. Robert Bagnell; 1f.30
and 7.30, services; 12.10, Sunday
school; 6.30. Epworth League.
Riverside —T! " Rev. George Mur
ray Klepfer; 10.30 and 7.30. ser
vices; 2, Sunday school; 6.45, Ep
worth League.
Dauphin—The. Rev. George L.
Schaft'er; 10.30, at. Heckton, Evan
gelist Rev. J. W. Oxspring; 2, Sun
day school; 7.30, Evangelist meeting
at Dauphin; preaching by Evangel
ist Oxspring.
CHURCH OF GOD
Progress—The Rev. J. M. Wag
goner; 7.30, services by The Rev. C.
11. Grove; 9.30, Sunday school; 2.30
Jr. C. E.; 6.30, Sr. C. E.
Linglestown—The Rev. J. M.
Waggoner. 10.30, Father and Son
Day; 9.30, Sunday school.
Maclay Street —The Rev. Wm. S.
llouck, M. D.; 11, "Pressing Toward
the Mark"; 7.30, "When They Saw
the Lord"; 9.45. Sunday school; 6,
Jr. O. E.; 6.4 5, Sr. C. E.
Nagle—The Rev. Elmer E. Kauff
man; 10.45, "A Father's Duty To
His Children"; 7.30, "Words of Ex
hortation to Sons"; 1.30, Sunday
school: 9.45, Jr. C. E.; 6.45, Sr. C.
E.
Penbrook —The Rev. S. N. Good;
10.30. "The Coming Generation";
7.30, "The Ordinance of the Lord's
House"; 9.30, Sunday school; 6.40,
C. E.
Enola —The Rev. H. F. Hoover,
I). D.: 7, Mr. Gust Broske, of Kn
haut, will preach; 2, Sunday school;
6, Sr. C. E.
Enhaut —The Rev. H. F. Hoover.
D. D.; 10.30, "The Great High
Priesthood of Christ"; 7, "Shall We
Know Each Other in Heaven?";
9.15, Sunday school; 4, Jr. C. E.; 6,
Sr. C. E.
First —The Rev. William N.
Yates; 10.30, "Traps for Young
Men": 7.30. "What Jesus Does For
the Family"; 1.40, Sunday school;
6.30, C. E.
EXCEEDS QUOTA
Rutherford Heights Trinity United
Evangelical Church has exceeded its
quota in the million dollar drive of
the United Evangelical Church. <
METHODIST TEEN AGE UNION
PLANNING BIG MASS MEETING
Event to Br Hold in Fifth Street Methodist Episcopal Church
on Thursday Evening; Banner Wilt Be Presented to
Church Having Best Percentage Attendance
The Teen Age Union of Harris-1
burg, consisting of all the Teen |
Agers of the Methodist Episcopal i
Churches in the city, will hold a j
mass meeting in Fifth Street Metho
dist Church, on Thursday evening,
at 8 o'clock. This Teen Age Union
was the first organization of its
kind to be formed In all of Method
ism.
This is the second muss meeting
that this organization has held, the
last one held at Grace Church, the
Grace Methodist Teen Age Depart
ment won the banner presented by
Centenary Headquarters. The Teen
Age Department that has the
largest per cent of members present
at this meeting will win the banner
for tlie coining year. A great deal of
friendly rivalry has been stirred up.
The program for this meeting
will be as follows:
Music by Fifth Street Orchestra;
hymn; prayers; special musical
number by orchestra; reports from
each Teen Age department: offer
ing: two-minute speeches by each
DR. BAGNELLIN
GRACE PULPIT
Interesting Week's Program
Arranged by Busy Metho
dist Members
Dr. Robert Bunnell, pastor of Bruce
Methodist Episcopal Church, will oc
cupy his pulpit morning: and evening,
Ids morning' subject being "The
Supremacy of Spiritual Forces." Mrs.
Arthur 11. Hull, soprano, assisted by
the ehorus choir, will sing the
anthem, "Hymns of Peace/* by Call
cot t, and a special musical feature
will he the offertory trio. "Art Thou
Weary," hy (lalbraith. which will be
sung by Mrs. Arthur 11. Hull, soprano;
Mrs. Carl ,JL Cross, contralto, und
William Jtay Chapman, tenor. In the
evening at 7.:>U o'clock, Dr. Ragnell
will preach 011 '"The Damp of God."
The Kpworth Dengue will hold the
closing service of Win-My-Chum
Week at the Sunday evening Kpworth
League service at 6.30. Miss Harriet
Stoner, first vice-president, will pre
side, and Dr. Robert Uagnell will de
liver the message on "The Call of
Christian Service."
Prayer meeting will be held as
usual Wednesday evening at. 7.30
o'clock. Miss Grace ltoraliback, Na
tional Held secretary of the Women's
Missionary Societies of the Methodist
Episcopal Church, will be the speaker.
Immediately following tlie prayer
meeting William Ray chapman, edu
cational director of Grace Church,
will conduct the Teachers Training
Class, which he lias been teaching
for tlie past month.
TO VISIT SECOND CHURCH
The morning worship at 11.15
o'clock, at the Second Reformed
Church, will be conducted by the
Rev. Lawrence E. Bair. of the Re
formed Church, of Millersburg, in
exchange with the pastor, the Rev.
Alfred Nevin Sayres. At the evening
service, 7.30 o'clock, the pastor will
preach on the subject, "Joy in Sac
rifice." The usual session of the
Sunday school will be hold at 10,
and the Christian Endeavor at 6.30.
BAPTIST
First—The Rev. William J. Loek
hart; 10.30, "A Paradox Grace Ex
plains"; 7.30, the Rev. Harold Ger
mer, of Crozer Theological Seminary,
will preach; 11.45, Bible School.
Tabernacle—9.4s, Sunday School;
11 and 7.30, preaching by Rutgers
Dox, D. D., of Philadelphia; 0.45,
B. Y. P. U.
St. Paul—The Rev. E. Luther Cun
ningham; 10.30, "The Proven Weak
ness of the Devil';; special ordinu
tion service, the Rev. O. P. Goodwin
will preach; 7.30, "The Conviction
and Confession of Sin"; 12.30, Sun
day School; 6.30, B. Y. P. U.
Second—The Rev. Albert Josiah
Greene will preach at 10.30 and 7.30;
Sunday School at 12; I!. Y P U
at 0.30.
COME!
FIRST BAPTIST CHURCH
SECOND AND PINE STREETS
Sunday, 10.30 A. M.
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Let's go to the
BIG
C.E
RALLY
AT THE
United Evangelical Church
Millersburg
Thursday Afternoon
and Evening, Nov. 20
Dauphin County C. E.
Union has 114 societies.
Organized 3 new societies.
Come. Attractive pro
grams afternoon and
evening. I.unch, 5.30
P. M. kv S. Pick social I
hull.
B Si
NOVEMBER 15, l9li 1
jof the Methodist pastors of the
I city, and by tlie District Superin
] tertdent, Dr. Edgur R. Heck man;
j iti g', ; illustrated lec
[ture, "Down on the Border," by
j Charles 11. Crist, president of Grace
( Methodist Teen Age Department,
and vice-president of the Teen Age
j Union.
j Special slides have been secured
I for the lecture from Chicago. After
j the illustrated lecture, the 'Peon
i Age banner. /ow held by Grace
I Teen Age Department will he
j awarded to the successwul contest
: ant.
Rev. E. ('. Keboch Sunday' School
j Specialist of the Board of Sunday
j Schools, was the originator of this
[Teen Age Union idea. Charles W.
j 8011, Superintendent of the Teen
; I Age Department of Grace .Methodist
Episcopal Sunday School, and Mrs.
Harry P. Motter, Superintendent of
Epwortli Methodist Episcopal Teen
Age Department. have been tlie
Consellors of this Union for the
pust year.
Bible Class Directs
Big Midweek Meeting
j There wasn't a dull moment in
the 65 minutes used by the J. Henry
Spicer Bible Class at the midweek
; meeting at Market Square Presby
jterian Church. The room was
crowded and the program went
through with snup and spirit under
the leadership ot' John T. Harris.
Next Wednesday night the Junior
k-unciay School, Alias Anne Kelker.
superintendent, has the meeting in
charge.
Dr. Hawes' lectures and sermons
are attracting growing congrega
tions. To-morrow he will speak on
one of the great truths in Christian
thought. "What if Jesus Christ Died
as a God?" is the way the subject
is stated. In the evening lie con
tinues his study of the Hong or
Hongs. The topic is from the thiid
chapter. The heroine of the song
goes forth in quest of her absent
lover.
The committee to welcome stran
gers is being reorganized. This Is
one of the most valuable committees
of tlie church.
UNITED BRETHREN
first -The Rev. W. E. Daughorty,
i.. D.; 10.30, "Intercessory Prayer
lor all Men"; 7.30, "Barnabas a
Good Man"; 1.45, Sunday School;
>.4u, C. E.
Sixth Street—The Rev. J. Owen
Jones; 10.30, "The Challenge of
Privilege"; 7.30, the Rev. O. AL
Richter; 1.45, Sunday School; 6.20,
( . E.; 9.4 5 praise service.
I Grace, West Fail-view—The Rev.
S. A. Coulrie; 10, "Stewardship of
the Gospel"; 7.30, "United Enlist
ment Movement"; 1.30, Sunday
School; 6,30, C. E. Society.
Derry Street The Rev. J. A.
Lyter; 10.30, "Contentment a Spirit
ual Acquirement"; also at 7.30; Sun
day School, 2.
State Street —The Rev. H. F.
Rhoad; 10.45, "The Stewardship of
the Gospel; 7.30, "Words for These
Disturbed Times"; 9.30, Sunday
School; 6.30, Y. P. S. C. E.
Otterbein—The Rev. S. Edwin
Rupp, D. D.: 10.30, "Stewardship:
the Titlie"; 7.30. "Our Responsibil
ity": 2. Sunday School; C.30, C. E.
Calvary, Lemoyne—9.3o, Sunday
School: 10.30, "The Stewardship of
Property";. 4, Jr. Y. P. S. C. E • 6 45
Sr Y P. S. C. E.; 7.30, "The Stew-:
ardslup of the Gospel."
BROTHERHOOD TO MEET
The November meeting of the men
of Zion Brotherhood will be held
on Tuesday evening. Dr. Berg
stresses. of -Middletown. will sppeak
PINE STREET
jip PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH |
; My Third and Pine Streets $
zljj PItKACLLER: REV. 1* S. MIiDGE, 1). 1)., PASTOR \W.\-,
II 10:30 A.M. If
"What to Believe About Man" 111
A Sermon in the Series. Wlint to Relieve and Wliy" :■ $
7:30 P. M.
"The Bread Christ Brake"
Another Sermon in the fOveiiing Scries " ; H
Thrice Christ Brake Bread 3 I i
|i7 Each Time the Act Was Eloquent With a
% Message For You
Quartet—••> Worth}-, l.ord, to toithrr I p the Crumbs." r I ?
j Quartet —"In Heavenly l.ove Adtbinß," Havens.
1 u ■'■-••' ■ J - i: - 'iiw jj
Will Our Dead Loved Ones
Live A^ain?
Great Bible Truth
Expounded by
T. H. Thornton
Sunday, November 16
2.30 P. M.
FACKLER'S HALL
Thirteenth and Derry Sts.
All Welcome No Collection
SUNDAY SCHOOLS
MAKING READY
Are Naming Delegates For
Conference in De-
cember
'Many Sabbath schools of the city
are picking' out their delegates to
the Older Boys and Girls' Confer
ence which will be held at the Mes
siah Lutheran Church, Tuesday, De
cember 2. The program committee^
I Hfflra. i JHHH1 1
llg Bk {§/
vHh By
PRESTON G. ORWIG
the Rev. Howard Rodgers, chairman,
announces Miss Reba Fixter and
Preston G. Orwig as leaders on the
program. Mr. Orwig is State Young
People's division superintendent.
Miss Fixter is head of the girls'
section of the Young People of the
Philadelphia Association. She will
lead tlie girls' section of the confer
ence hqre.
The program aims to be "not all
talk." There will be the organized
class demonstration. There will bo
a recreational period, a banquet and
evening metting.
PRESBYTERIAN
Olivet —The Rev. S. A. Bower; 11,
"God"; 7.30, "Christian Citizenship,
100 Per Cent. American''; 10, Sun
day school; 6.30, C. E.
Bethany—The Rev. John Martin
Worden; 7.30, "The Power of Blood
of Christ"; 9, Sunday school; C.30,
C. E.
Pine Street—The Rev. L. S.
Mudge, D. D.; 10.30, "What To Be
lieve About Man"; 7.30, "The Bread
Christ Brake."
Westminister—The Rev. Henry
W. Miller; 10.30, "God's Unweary
ing Activity"; 7.30, "Absalom, "a
Faiuttre Because of Filial Disre
spect"; 10.45, Sunday school; 6.30,
C. E.
Covenant—The Rev. Harvey
Ivlaer; 10.30, "The Path of American
Progress"; 7.30, "The Story of
Jerusalem," (illustrated); 2, Sunday
school; 6.30, Y. P. S. C. E.
Market Square—The Rev. George
Edward Hawes, D. D., Rev. Howard
Rodgers, assistant; 11, "What If
Jesus Christ Died As a God?" 7.30,
"The Vineyard Girl in Dreamland'*;
9.45, Sunday school.
Paxton—The Rev. Harry King;
11, services; 7, services; 10, Sunday
school.
Calvary—The Rev. J. L. Gehman;
10.15, "An Official Duty"; 7.30,
"Why God Is Mindful of Man"; 9,
Sunday school; 6.30, C. E.
Capital—The Rev. B. U. Ward.
D. D.; 10.45, "Prevailing Prayer";
7.30, address by Mrs. A. T. Hubley;
12.15, Sunday school; 6.45, C. E.
Immanuel—The Rev. H. Everett
Hallman; 10, "Numbering the
People"; 11.15, Father and Son Pro
gram; 6.30, Senior C. E.; 7.30, "The
Victorious Man."
Come—First Ilnptlnt Chnrch
2d and Pine—Sunday, 10.30 a.m.—adv.
(Other Clinrch News on Page 7.)