The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1900-10-13
Religious....

Promoting Genuine Rcviyas.' ~
Rev. c. NJ. Boswell, ID. d., Phila'
tclpha.
20 p. m.-Addrcss. s.-Rcv. u. G. Conner liar,
risburg.
Is p. m.--Adtlrcss. Appleton Bash, PHI.
80 p. m.-Address. W. G.. Hull, i. d.,
| Mansfield.
Is p. m.-Singing.
50 p. m--Four Five. Minutes Addresses on the
! Work of the Convention.
p 10 p. Instrumentation Service
, The annual meeting of the Scranton
| Archdeaconry will be held in Christ
church, Green Ridge. october 16 and
| II. The programme includes the fol-
lowing: Tuesday morning: The Chris
tian Threefold vow. A.-Renumeration
by Rev. f. II. Bateman. of the Church
Of the Good Shepherd: B.-Fate, by
Mr.. j. N. Johnson, of Pittston: c.
| obedience. by Archdeacon Radcliff, of
| Harrisburg On Wednesday morning
service will be held at 1890 o'clock,
when a sermon will be preached by
Rev. George r. Bishop of Great Bend.
In the afternoon Archdeacon Coke will
read the annual report and Rev. j. T..
Braodhead, of Forest City. will explain
Galatian, 1:24-25. In the evening the
subject of missions will be discussed
and addresses delivered as follows:
Missionary Motives" by Rev. Il. \.
Gernaut; "Heroism in Missions" by
Rev. Mr.. Powell. Of Wilkes Barre:
Living Epistes." by Eev. DR.. Jones,
of Wilkes Barre.
| Among the most interesting Sabbath
evening services in the Providence
Presbyterian church, are the quarterly
| hymn and anthem services and praise
worship. Such service will be held in
| that church tomorrow evening. Two
special features of that service of
praise will consist in the fact that two
| anthems by the choir will be based on
Psalms, one the 117th and the other the
29th. Professor Whittemore announces
them as follows:
First--Psalm cXvii, choral and So
prano solo, arranged by Mr.. Clifford
Demarest, organist and choir master of
| the Collegiate Reformed church of New
York, and of the Presbyterian church,
| Tenalfy. N. Y.
SecOnd-Psalm xxx, chorale and
| fugue in T. fiat, arranged by Dudley
Buck.
The hymns will be familiar ones in
| which the entire congregation can
unite. The devotional services. in
elusive of Scripture reading and re-
sponses will be directed by the pastor
of the church, DR.. Guild.
The first of the series of evangelistic
meetings to be held each Sunday after
h ,;,,<o
Christian association will be held Sum
day afternoon at 3.45 in their temporary
rooms. in the Guernsey building, sic
North Washington avenue. The music
will be under the direction of Professor
Chance. and will comprise a cornet
solo, "The Holy City," by W. II. STAN
ton. and baritone solo, by D. ".
Davis. formerly singer in the Central
Methodist Episcopal church of Wilkes
Barre. Brief addresses will be given by
Secretary Mahy and Assistant Secre-
tary Hanes, followed by an open meet
ing for prayer and testimony. Men are
cordially invited to this service.
The fall meeting of the Wilkes Barre
conference of the Lutheran church will
convene October Is. 16 and II, in St.
Pauls Lutheran church. Summit Hill,
Pa. An unusually interesting pro-
gramme has been arranged. Most of
the pastors of the city will be in at
tendance. and some are on the pro-
sramme for papers. Rev. c. G. Spieker
Of Holy Trinity, will speak on Tuesday
afternoon on the subject. I'm How Far
May Lutheran Pastor Fellowship
with Pastors of Other Denomination ?"
Rev. A. l.. Ramer of st. Marks Lu-
theran church. will present the subject
on "Wednesday evening. How Far Will
the Mission Work in China Be Affected
by It's Present Difiiculties?"
There will be special gospel services
at the cottage chapel. 1919 Pine street,
between Prescott and Harrison ave-
nues, commencing tomorrow evening
at 7.3O O'Clock, to continue until Sat-
urday evening. A number of evange-
Lists, both speakers and singers. are
confidently expected to take part in the
services. A special invitation is eX-
tended to the people of the locality to
attend and all will be cordially well
coined. Rev. j. NJ. Howell will have
general supervision during the meet
ings.
Rev. DR.. Giflin will preach on Sun
day morning at Elm Park church to
old people. All elderly people are in.
vited to be present from whatever
church or locality in the city they may
come Carriages will be sent for the
old ladies in the Home for the Friend
less and also for other inflrm persons
A regular meeting of the Methodist
ministers of Scranton and vicinity will
be held in elm Park church parlors
Monday, October 15 at 1870 O'Clock.
Speaker, S. j. Dorsey. Theme, Pre-
Millenialism."
, Rev. II. p. East will read a paper at
the Baptist pastors conference in the
Penn Avenue church Monday at 1890.
Subject, "Is Heaven a Place or a
State?"
Gospel meeting at the Young Wo-
mems Christian association at 3.45 %. |
m. All women and girls are invited.
T0nnOrroW'S Services |
Methodist Episcopal,