The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1902-11-15


ciety of the Wyoming confer
cnce will be held in ELM Park
church next Thursday and Fri
day. 1t will be a very important meet
ing, and will bring together a large
number of delegates from New York
state as well as Pennsylvania. The
following is the programmes
TuuRsDAy--l.aU p. NJ
Devotional service.
Mrs. Miller runkhannnck
Welcome. Mrs. w. H. Pcck
Greeting by the pastor,
Rev. e. NJ. Gt'in, II. -.
Response.
Mrs j. W. Nicholson. Wavcrly, y. Y.
Reports of Conference officers.
District Secretaries Binghamton Che
mango. Honesdalc
PAPER, Young Peoples Work"
Miss Helen Santec. West Pittston
Reports from Departments
Young Peoples Work.
Mite Boxes.
Reading Circle aud Literature.
$50 p NJ.
Opening services. Rev. G. NJ Giilin ID. ID.
Elm Park Choir
Rev. j. NJ. Tabor. ir.. DID. Binghamton
,FRIDAY9.l5 a. Nj.
Love Feast
Minutes
Lucy Webb Hayes Training School,
Mrs A. Griffin
District cretarics-Oneonta, Owego,
Wyoming.
Memorial,
Mrs. George D. Gcnuns and Others
Paper. "rithins.
Mrs W. j. laskins. Binghamton
Supplies. S..................Nr Mrs. j, w. ThonlS
Election of Officers.
. r. NJ.
Devotons.....M c. b. Henry, Luzernc
Minutes.
Paper Rust Hall"
Mrs. 7. II. Dale. Scranton
Reading "Dick's Experience with the
White Tics
Miss Edna c. SAKE. Scranton
Paper, Need of Mission Work in the
Coal Regions,
Mrs. ID. 7. Rhone, Wilkes Barre
Presentation of Mothers Jewels.
Report of Committees.
80 r. NJ
Opening service REV. II. c. McDermott
Elm Par!; Choir.
Address.
Mrs. May Leonard Woodruff. General
Organizer, Wo,nan's Home Missionary
Society.
The officers are: President Mrs. c.
E. Mogg, Wikes-Bar Pa: vice.
president Mrs. A. w. Hayes, Bing-
hamton, n. Y; corresponding secre-
tary, Mrs. G. b. Eulp. Wilkes-Barre,
Pa; recording secretary. Mrs. Pierce
Butler. Carbondale, Pa: treasurer,
Mrs. Fred Fl. Haskins, Binghamton. ~
y: secrstr:y of supplies, Mrs j. w.
Thomas, 1l6 LuZerne avenue, Pittston:
young peoples work. Mrs. ]. G. Lea
cock, Anderson. Pa: reading circle
Mrs. George j. I.lewellyn, Wilkes
Barre. Pa: manager training school
Mrs. Austin Griffin. Pittston. Pa; mite
boxes, Mrs. Fl. NJ. Bass, Scranton, Pa.
All Souls Universalist Church.
From centre to circumference All
Souls church today is fully alive and
-Pt work. The ladies are meeting week
~ with their members. and completing
their plans for their forthcoming fair,
Dec. 10, II and r. in Guernsey hall.
This promises to be one of the most
successful affairs of the kind they have
held in Il good many years. They are
a band OF faithful and earnest workers.
Although Ali Souls is mission
church itself, it gives promise of be-
coming the mother of missions. Under
the sympathy and encouragement of
the church, our pastor, Rev. Thomas
j. Payne. the first Sunday in October.
opened a missionary movement, in the
afternoon, at Carbondale, and another
in the evening at Wilkes Barre Since
opening his service in Guernsey hall.
Sunday evenings, Mr.. Payne goes to
Carbondale and Wilkes Barre on alter
nate Sunday afternoons, holding his
service in each place al $50 p IN.
Guernsey Hall Pulpit.
Last Sunday evening most encour-
aging growth in the interest of the
public in Rev. Thomas B. Payne's Sun
day evening services at Guernsey hall, |
was distinctly noticeable, there being
n gain in the attendance of fully |
hundred per cent. over the previous |
Sunday evening.
A splendid order OF service has been
prepared, with Rabbi Anspacher. of the |
Madison avenue temple, az speaker. |
At a very early date, Mr.. Payne has |
secured Colonel Watres for a talk on |
"The Making of Good Soldier" The |
public is cordially invited.
A Good Example.
The workers with the Rev. James