The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1900-09-29

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served by tIc congregation of the
Evangelical Lutheran church OF
the Holy Trinity Adams avenue
and Mulberry street. tomorrow.
Srocial services have been arranged
|fcr during the day. In the morning
he pastor Rev. G. q. Spieker. viii
sneak on festival thought. The service
wiII he augmented by appropriate selec-
3tions by the choir under the direction
of Professor Il. II. Protheroe. The ser
kyice at $50 D. m. will be i'm the hands
bf the sunday school. r. II. Brader' su-
perintendent An interesting and APP
ypropriatc programme has been pre-
pared consisting of the following num-
bcrs:
IAuthcm ......... ........ .........,..,....'holr
Scripture lessons and prayer .....''''''''l'''ot
tmn .......... ........ .....,.....'''' '''''''l
Exercise, 'rhc Lamb ol the llocS'-
seven lutte girl, Mary Lot" Grace
Brown, Ncttie Bcrnhardt, Lydia Bmhle'
Amelia Fcnnc, Louise Lott, Mable Cole
man,
olo ........... .......,. .'.''''''"l''' h,."n
Exercise .............. ..............lul'c BOYS
Harold Schocn, Ezra Ntipp. john f"nnc'
lynn .........,. ....'''..' ''''..'. '>''''
Recitation ............ ..........Mablc Coleman
h.Xcrcisc, Baskets OF lut'..",.,....S six glrls
l,'nl Huu>t, KUN Ntlu'tll' NhH'N'i"'
Bcrnhardt, Beatrice Zcrbc, Viola Ruet
Myrtle Lotz.
lynn ..,.,.... '..'''''''', ,.'.''''''. -
hccitatiou ......... .....Wilhclmna Bcrnhardt
Recitation ....... ............ ,....hi"'r blo"h
yEScrcisc 'Garncrcd Shoavcs'-
Twenty girls and boys-kd Bradcr Liz a..
zic Held, Ellen Bcnharlt, Amelia Fonnc,
Mary Gcrlocs, ,Lottc Blickcn., Mary
Io,z, Dora N1rGuart, Harry Schulcr. Ar
thur Stipp. Grace Brown, Willie Blick-
ems Nrttic Bernhard. HCnc Krcs>ly, Mar
galct Zcrhc, Louise Lott, Nary Schubert
Jennie Seaman, Lottie Sinner
anthem ........... ............ ......,.,..,Choir
Recitation ...,... ..,.,''.'''. '.'''"r'ce hr""n
LYNN ........, ............ school
! Rect itltion ......... ............, .Jchne seaman
DoNology and Bcncdicton.
The auditorium of the Penn Avenue
! Baptist church will be reopened for
public services tomorrow morning.
During the summer the church build
! ing has been thoroughly cleaned and
renovated. and new carpets have been
placed in the lecture rooms md parlors
of the lower temple and i'm the audi
. torium. The pastor, Rev. DR.. Pierce
has announced popular pulpit themes
for both the morning and evening SER
ices. The men will find food for
ought in the topic announced for the
Dening discourse, Empty Pews, on
why Men DO Not Go to Church..
Especial music by the Choral Union un.
tcr the leadership of Prof. Haydn
Evans.
The monthly all-day meeting of the
Christian and Missionary Alliance Will
be held Tuesday, October .. in the Cos.
pel Tabernacle, jefferson avenue, neal
Delaware street. There will be three
services, at 10 a. m, > and p. m.
respectively. Rev. &. II. Sawtelle al
'oalport, Pa, is tho invited speaker
Ither speakers and singers will be in
FttCndanCe.
\ regular meeting of the Methods
preachers of Scranton and vicinity viii
Dc held in the parlors of Elm Parl
hurch next Monday, October |, 1913
n. m. Speaker, Rev. c. NJ. Gitfin, d. D
Themc: The Relation of Spiritualit!
to the Success Of the Church."
Rev. Rogers Israel, D. D, and ST
Lukc's fun choir will conduct the re
foponing meeting in the Railroad YOuni
Mems Christian association hall Sun
day, September 80 1900. Railroad men
y their families and friends are invite
to this inspiring service.
Saturday, September %, being tn
Feast of st. Michaels ard All Angels
there will be a celebration of hOl.
communion in st. Luke's church at /
H. m.
Rev. c. a. Spaulding will read a pa
per on The FatherhOod of God" at IN
Baptist pastors conference Monday a
1880 in the Penn Avenue church.
The opening session for autumn @
the Presbyterian cleric will be on Mon
day morning, October Is, at the stud
of Rev. DR.. Logan.