Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1884-09-29
In THE CITY CHURCHES.
sonn srsU,aL'srHv,Uns OK SUNDAY.


rn" Aaaosi bstvnrt uomS Services iI tho
Ouhe strset M. E. Church auu Jriuity
Luthersn-- A sonoo, Anniversary.
Duke street NJ u. church was mover
more beautifully aud appropriately deco
| rated than " was sunday, tho occasion
being the annual harvest home services OF
the church. GA other side Of the pulpit
| platform were placed large sboaves Of
golden wheat, and on either side of tho
table sheaves OF oats. Resting against
| the pulpit pillars were shcaycs ui maze,
| aud on tho lower platform we're great
vases filled with apples, poats peaches,
grapes and other luscious fruits Ga the
platform to the right of tho pulpit was
smaller vase of ripe fruits, A great arch
| Of grain and grasses spaunod the pulpit
| recess, beating the words HARVEST
| HOME, tho lotters being constructed OF
| rcd berries on u surface of greon leaves.
| From tho pulpit gas brackets depouded
baskets Of iraafant flowers, and from tho
brackets under tho gallery wcro hung
grea. OK horns filed with fruits, flowers
aud fancy grasses. The entire oruamen-
tation, which was designed and arranged
by the ladies' of the churoh, was exquisitely
tasteful aud appropriate To- tho occasion.
| Tho ;norniug service was conducted 10y
tho pastor, Rev. j. i. Satoholl, who
preached an excellent seTwOu from the
words found in tho third versc OF tho 9th
chapter OF Isaiah They joy before Thoo
according TO the joy in harvest"
la the afternoon there was "a Interesting
Sunday school service, consisting ul
printed dialogues aud song, followed by
au address by Rev. Mitchell, whp took a
basket Of summer fruit" as tho tuSt pi .
most entertaining discourse.
la the evening thorc were tho usual soc.
Woes. Tho grogations ia attendance
morning, afternoon and evcutny wsrrryCry
large.
SUNDAY sCuopL ANNIVERSARY.
On Sunday evening tho sovsuJeenJh az
niversary of the establishment Of Il Sunday
I school at Christ Lutheran churUh, was
celebrated. The programme of the even
lug consisted Of the singing Oi hyTng,
reading.of rep rtS, rehearsal b. the mem
.. bers Of the school of nv instIu1tiye eyer
cise on the life and history uf Joseph, prS-
, = | pared by ths superintendent, Prnf u X.
! | Buehrle aud an interesting address by
Rev. Dr. Greeuwald, at whose 'nstgstlun
= tho school was founded, and who has
; always manifested great interest in the
: school.
: The financial and st4,tistical reports
= showed the past yoar To oe "n7 "i tho
Y most prosperous IN its history. The ~.
: tendance last evening WAS very itUgo aUd
tho decorations ~ero uuusuNly itnC. TITO
u" Yestry Of the church, az a token oi their
appreciation OF ths services ui tho pastor,
70 Rev. L, l.. Reed, presentyd.htm with Az
70 envelope containing . handsome ~ "a Di
- money.
y ia ST. JAMES EPISCOPAL.
"a Rev. G.. II. w. Stocking, . D., of
Orange N. T., occupied tho pulpit Of 81.
James, this city, Sunday morning, aud
preached q mastery, eloquent AMI original
sermon from | Cor. Kit, - For now
We see through y glass dauklr: bui thun
, face to face" Tho distinguished orator
! made a most favorable impression on the
large congregation in attend snoe. The
A. music by the sarpl'ced choir, u nder lead OF
Is Prof. Mttz, was Of unusual G ,collanoe.
Di nArTrsT ASSOCIATION.
x Tho Baptist ass yoiaton, to whch the
~ FIRST Bsptis. church Of this city belongs,
" will meet IN Hatbpro, BurkS county, on
Sh Tuesday. The following delegates irom
D, the FIRST church viii bs IN st.sndGpcs ::
rs G.. w. Dodge, J. X. Pcnnypackcr, Frank
20 lin Sutton and i. 5. Goodman, dcaGpns
~ and A F. Spencer, trustee, aud George =
'n Roy, church clerk, Tho object of the delo
CATION is to secure tho recognition Of the
III First church, of this city, as Il mission
sT station, the congregation bong uGHhle tI
IS, sustain itself. The association w. believe,
us some yime ago withdrew AID from hnih the
u, | First ard Olivet churches, with view oi
AZ having them reconcile their differences and
H. unite as Que church.
HARVEST HONE sEI.Mun.
nf The attendance at Trinity Lutheran
nv church, yesterday, was large both morn
ing aud evening At the rlprrlue suIvic'
a, communion was bold, aud ir tho evening
,e harvest sermon was ably preached BY Rev
ga Chas. l.. Fry. A shsaf Oi wheat, u baskc
st of fruits aud floral cross wore the deco
rations that appropriately aiorned the
altar. jar I'D
BEGINNING OF YOM RIPFuR.
d. The Jewish day OF atouernaur, or Yum
kippur, began at sunset Sduday even
ing aud continues until To night. There
is general fasting during the twenty y-fouI
hours and extra services in al the syna-
W gogues. The day il set apart entirely il
y" prayer to God for the pardouing of sins
s all of which are explicitly set iofth. "FOr
~ in this day shall He make an a'onement
~ for YOU. to CLEANSE you that he may bt
u clean from all your sins bsfore tne Lord.
For sins between man and God only viii
10 the day of atonement await; but for sins
between mau and his neighboF the day
ey will not atone, unless he have satisfied hii
a. neighbor.p 81
SsI This worship is specific part OF Ia,
~ 10 Mosaic law, which is observed by th'
n Hebrew race to this day, AID will bl
-, | probably until the end of time Az A. n