The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1902-09-06

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acter of the meetings. On Sunday even
ing, in addition to the excellent music
by the choir. Mrs. Brundage and Miss
Jones will render the selection, Rock
Of Ages" assisted by soprano voices.
The Bright Hour" begins promptly
at 7.3O and closes promptly at $40. The
services are purely evangelstlc and
are based upon the motto Of the meet
ings conducted by Rev. c. II. Yatman,
viz. ITO Make Bad People Good and
Good People. Better"
Award for Good Attendance.
The members of the Sunday school Of
Grace Reformed Episcopal church who
are present every Sunday in Septem-
ber Will each receive one OF the famous
Perry pictures, mounted upon heavy
green cardboard. Tomorrow being the
first Sunday OF the month, some three
hundred different subjects, the choicest
OF this justly celebrated collection. will
adorn the walls OF the Sunday school
room. This win not only afford the
scholars Of the school an opportunity
OF seeing the largest number of these
pictures in single group that they
have ever seen, but they can select the
one they would like to own, with the
full assurance that 1t will surely be
presented to them on the first Sunday
in October, II they are present every
Sunday in September
This collection embraces reproduce
tions OF most of the works OF the great
painters. and cover the life Of Christ,
the Madonna and other religious pic
lures. beside travels in Egypt, italy,
France and other countries, including
ours. An invitation is extended to any
who wish to see these beautiful pic
lures.
Meeting Of Universities.
Following is the programme that will
be observed at the meeting of the Sus-
quehanna Association of universalists,
to be held at Brooklyn, Pa, on Friday,
Saturday and Sunday. September IL, 13
and a.
FRIDAY.
d.
ment Of association commit
200 .. m.-Occasonal sermon. Rev. IT, l..
Lewis.
800 p. m.-Councll
7.30 p., m.-Sermon. Rev r.. 3. Payne.
SATURDAY.
800 a. m.-Conference meeting, Nellie
Loomis, leader.
10. 90 a. m.--Council
80 p. m.-Sermon, Rev. N. G. Dckey.
$50 p. m.-Council
7.3O y. m.-Talks on life of John Murray
and poem. "An ldyl of Good
Luck" read by Mrs. G. B.
Terry.
SUNDAY.
1000 a. m.-Conference. subject "Walking
by Faith" leader, S. B. Ed
ridge.
11.o0 a. m.-Sermon followed by Commun-
ion. Rev. j. d. 'rilinghast
go p. m.-Sermon. Rev. r. B. Payne.
$50 p. my. p. c. U. devotional meet
ing. subject. Thoughts
from Portland. 1902" Lead
er to be selected
7.30 p. m.-Sermon, ,prea cher to be chosen.
Religious Notes.
The First Presbyterian church. which
was closed during August, when the
E1fSt ana second cnurcheS WOrShipped
together, will be re-opened for services
tomorrow. Rev. DR.. Mcleod will
preach.
The pastor of the Second Presbyter-
ian church resumes his place in the
pulpit tomorrow. This church is pay
ing special attention to young men,
particularly those who board in the
city and are deprived OF the comforts
Of home. Tomorrow evening, at the
close of the service reception of
young men will be held when Mr..
Odel hopes to meet as many as pos
sible
The seventh annual convention of the
Christian and Missionary Alliance for
the Northeastern district Of Pennsyl-
vania, will be held in Dunmore. Sept.
6 to IA. The speakers expected are:
Rev. A. b. Simpson, president, and
Rev. A. r. Funk, secretary. Christian
and Missionary Alliance; Rev. F. H.
Senft. state superintendent for Penn
sylvania; Mrs. F. II. Senft Mr.. A. D.
Jackson, state superintendent for New
York; Rev. r. Fl. Glover. South China:
Rev. Howard Smith. Soudan. Africa:
Rev. C. D. Sawtelle. Harrisburg: Rev.
]. H. Ballard, Elmira. NY, and others.