The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1900-09-15

the Methodist church at
Luzerne:
THURSDAY AFTERNOON.
tto 6-Reception Of delegates and assignment TO
places Of entertainment.
fI5-Praise service, conducted by Rev. f. ID.
hartsock, Plains.
Fs5->Address Of Welcome. Charles W. Palmer
LuerDe.
Response, c. A. stuart wikss.Bare.
Selection, Iukerne NJ. f. Church Choir.
Address, James G. Shepherd, scranton.
Trip Through the Land of Promise.
FRIDAY MORNING.
e.O0-Love Feast, conducted by Rev. @. S, Con
nell, Dorranceton.
10o)-Presidcnt's Address, Rev. W. A. Wagner,
Lizernc.
10lO-Busness Session
io3O-symposium on Department Of Spiritual
Work
(a) Home Missionary work--Mss Amelia
Caswe, Taylor.
% Value Of Personal Expericnce-W. A.
Lecher, Nanticoke
(c) How Can the League Help the Pastor
in Revival Work-Rev. F. W.
Young, Dallas
These papers limited to ten minutes each.
Discussion.
A.l6-Symposium on Department OF Mercy and
Help.
(s) Little Thngs--Miss Laura NJ. White,
wilkes. Barre.
(b) Practical Temperance work-Mrs. r.
A. Watt, Kingston.
(c) Into the Highways and Hcdg.s-Mss
Jennie Huffman, Plymouth.
OIL, These papers limited to ten minutes each.
Discussion.
FRIDAY AFTERNOON.
I5o-Devotional Services-Conducted by Rev C.
II. Reynolds, Clarks Summit.
a.46-symposium on Department Of Literary
Work.
(a) Practical Suggestions for Reading
Circle-L F. Bower, Scranton.
(b) Systematic Study-F. J. Schoonover,
Moosic.
(c) Importance Of Good Literature--w
A. Sanford, Waverly.
These papers limited to ten minutes each.
Discussion.
p3o-symposium on Department Of Social Work
(a) Attitude of Epworthians towards
Amusements-Mss Rozele Krick.
baum. Wilkes Barre.
(b) What Kind OF Entertanments--Miss
Mary Compton, West Pttston.
(c) Social to save-Miss Lea d. Ruggles
Dorranceton
These papers limited to ten minutes each
Discussion.
sl5-Readng, Miss Ella Murdoch, wilkes.Barre
68o-Question Box, Conducted by DR.. A. Griffin
Eco-Junor League Congress, Conducted by Miss
Margaret Crawford, Scranton
Il5-Praise Service, Conducted by Rev. Frank
James, Ccntremoreland
ISo-Reading, Miss Ella Murdoch, wilkes.Bar
I40-Report Of Committee.
soo-Address, Rev. Addison W. Hayes, d. D..
Binghamton
The United States Life Saving Service;
Principles Applied.
Ccnsscration Service
The Drummer Evangelist, Rev. w.
n. Williams, came in yesterday from
wyoming county, where for the past
week he has been addressing large
audiences in the interest of the Anti
saloon league. Mr.. Williams and his
wife will conduct the meeting tonight
at o'clock in the Rescue Mission on
Franklin avenue. Subject, "The Prodi-
gal Son." His appointments for the
next few weeks are as follows:
Sunday, September 16, CarbOndale,
1870 a. M, Presbyterian church: 7.3O
.. m, Methodist Episcopal church.
Monday. September II, 7.30 p. M,
Baptist church, Warren Center.
Tuesday, September 49, 7.3O p. m,
Methodist Episcopal church, Warren
Center.
Wednesday, September 10, 7.3O p. M,
Methodist Episcopal church, Little
Meadows.
Sunday, September 2S, Carbondale.
1890 a. m. First Congregational
church: 7.S0 p. m, Baptist church.
Monday September "a, 7.30 p. m.,
mass meeting, Carbondale.
Tuesday, September %, 73O p. m,
Methodist Episcopal church, Mill City.
Sunday September 30, Philadelphia.
Sunday, October II, three addresses
on SINNERS Eddy circuit-Skinner's
Eddy, West Auburn and Silvara.
Monday, October Is. 7.3O p. M,
Methodist Episcopal church, Lacey
VILE.
Tuesday, October 16, 7SO p. M,
Methodist Episcopal church, South
Auburn.
The Presbyterian board of foreign
missions have written to DR.. Robin
son, chairman of the Presbyterial
committee on foreign missions, warm
ly recommending the Rev. r. NJ. Ma
teer. of East Shautung mission in
North China, as an able and popular
speaker. to address the Presbytery on
the engrossing subject. The Presby-
terry of Lackawanna will begin its ses-
sions on Monday evening at Shick-
Skinny. In the meantime, Dr. Robin |
son has secured Mr.. Matter to sneak |
tomorrow morning in the Second Pres
byterian church on missions and
Politics in North China" All are cor
daily invited.
The regular meeting of the Methodist
ministers of Scranton and vicinity will |
be held in Elm Park church parlors.
Monday Sept. II, 1890 o'clock. Sub |
ject for discussion, 1.-The Appeal to |
Conscience"
Miss Sarah Krigbaum will lead the |
meeting at the central rooms of the |
Young Women's Christian associa- |
tion this afternoon at o'clock
Rev. W. II. Williams, the Drum