The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1900-01-13

The Green Ridge United Evangelical
church, Capouse avenue. will celebrate
it's sixth anniversary tomorrow with
hitting ceremonies. About seven years
ago Rev j w Messenger was dele
gated by the Central Pennsylvania
conference to establish Il branch In
Scranton. After n years work on the
West side he moved to- Green Ridge
and for n time held meetings i'm Oak
hall corner Capouse avenue and Mar
ion street. Soon after their chapel was
built and dedicated by Bishop W. Nj.
Stanford. of Harrisburg. one feature
of the exercises tomorrow Will be the
opening of the bailey Bags" conduct
ed by the pastor, Rev. G. d. Moore.
Rev. Noah Young presiding elder OF
Iewisburg district, and Rev. Mr.. Sto-
ben, OF Siblcy, are expected to be pres
ert
DR.. Julia Morton Plumrer, 'he
famous evangelist. who is to be at the
Young Womcn's Christian association
for n riid-winter series Of meetings, Is
n prominent physician of New Eng
land, IL graduate of Ann Arbor ana i
leader of rescue work in Boston. The
"Talitha Cumi' movement in that city
is under her direction. She Is won
dcrfully gifted with spiritual power
nnd great things are expected to re-
suit from hnr efforts here. She will
speak at the Penn avenue Baptist
church on the evening Of February n.
at Providence on February IS and
probably at the Second Presbyterian
church on February 4.
Rev. Dr. james Mcleod, pastor of
the First Presbyterian church. VIII
deliver one of his usual scholarly ana
forceful sermons tomorrow evening.
taking as his subject, "Christian
Science Not Christianity" The doctor
has very pronounced views on this
subject and his sermon will no doubt
prove interesting.
Under the direction Of Prof j. M.
Chance the following music will be
used at tomorrow's services in the Sec
ond Presbyterian church:
MORNING.
Organ prelude, melody. H. w. Parker
Anthem. Lord of All Power and
Might" .................... MlnShali
Offcrtory. solo, Forever with the
LORD .....;:...,;........''' -. c;.., "o"'o'
Organ postlude ............ .Mcndelssohn
EVENING.
Organ prelude, Prayer. .Leybach
Anthem 1--WE Bow in Prayer"
Bradbury
Oncrtorv. male quartette, Throw
Out the Lifeline. "........... .Stebbins
Messrs. Gippel Williams, Torrey
and Hollister.
I,;. .e1a
sabbath School Orchestra selection,
Batistc
Ups c. f., solo. Mr.. Ralph Williams
The Sunday afternoon mems meeting
of the Young Mems Christian associa.
tion will be held in the Y. NJ. G.. A.
rooms. 3l6 Washington avenue. tomor-
row at 3.4j. Rev. Charles Hurlburt,
superintendent of the Pennsylvania
Bible Institute, Philadelphia. will
speak. Mr.. Hurlburt was at one
time state secretary of the Pennsyl-
vania Young Mems Christian associa-
tion. He is an interesting speaker. as
well as competent Bible scholar. A
cordial Invitation is extended to Ill
men to attend this service.
The following musical selections will
he rendered at the morning and even
ing services tomorrow in Elm Park
church.:
MORNING.
Organ, Prelude in .Macfarren
Anthem, Jesus the Very Thought"
Gilchr
Organ, Offertory in d minor. .Pattisor
Duet for soprano and contralto. "Who
Is He that VIII Harm YOU"
Bennet,
Organ. Postlude in .Volckma,
EVENING.
Organ. Prelude in II fiat. Hainwortf
Anthem, II Was Glad When They
Organ. Offertory in A fiat. ..Guilmant
Hymn-anthem, "There's a Bright
Land Far Away"......... Marstor
COntralto solo Observation-Disclosures Selected
Organ. Postlude in G major. .Volckmal
J. Alfred Pennington. organist and
music director.
A communion and fellowship service
with the Sacrament Of the Lords Sup
per will characterize tomorrow morn
inG's sanctuary worship and il will b,
followed by a hymn. praise and evan
gclistic service in the evening. Tho
themes for next week are: Monday
evening. "What Is 1t to be Chris
tian?" Tuesday evening. forgiveness
and Love-" Wednesday. "The JOYS
All May Have" Thursday, Invita-.
tons." The closing service will be
on Friday evening. The pastor. Rev
DR.. Guild, has arranged special pro.
gramme under each topic. which in.
cludc brief addresses and papers by
different members of the church. Tn,
auxiliary choir will assist in the sing,
ing on Monday evening and the regular
choir on Wednesday. 1t is expected
that the excellent attendance of thi,
past week will be largely increased the
ensuing week. The meetings will be
gin each evening at 80 o'clock ant
conclude at the expiration of one hour
The Providence Presbyterian churcl
will supplement this Week of Prayer
with special services every evening
excepting Saturday throughout mex
week.
AT the Simpson Methodist Episcopa
church Rev. i. j. Kahn. of Philade
phia the celebrated evangelist. will
commence on Monday evening, Jan
.uAry IL. series of revival services
lasting for at least two weeks. Th
reverend gentleman is so well knowI
In our city that the mere announce
ment of his coming will be suliicien
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