Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1914-04-10

out and around each bulb was
wrapped printed instructions telling
Just how to grow them. Most of the
bulbs came up and bore fine blossoms,
and these the children are taking to
the church. During Easter Day the
children win carry them to the hos
pitals and sick rooms of the city.
In no former year ut the Fifth
Street Methodist Church has more
elaborate preparation been made Tor
the proper observance of Easter. The
first service OF the day will be u sun
rise Easter praise meeting at $40
o'clock. Al 1890 the choir will rem
der Fearis' Sing TO God a Hymn of
Praise" and ladies' chorus will sing
My Hope and Trust" The pastor,
the Rev. b. H. Hart, will preach
briefly on 1.-The Homing Instinct of the
Soul after which a large class will
he received into church membership.
The Sunday school will meet at 2
o'clock, when the various classes will
make report of the amount of money
earned during the past three months
hy Self-denial. The amount thus raised
will be given to the trustees to be
applied on the church Indebtedness.
The Junior League will meet at
o'clock and the T,pworth League devo-
tional exercises will be held at $50.
At 7.30 the choir will render Schneck-
er's beautiful cantata, entitled THE
Risen King" and Lorenz's Jesus
Christ is Risen To-day" The minis
ter will speak briefly on Sleeping in
Gods Acre
700 at Hart Reception.-The MEM
bers of Fifth Street Methodist Epis-
copal Church last evening rendered
reception to the pastor. the Rev.
8. H. Hart, and his family and to
members taken into the church dur
ing the year. The reception marked
tho beginning of the fourteenth year
of the Rev. Mr. Hart as pastor of the
Fifth Street Church, the longest term
of any pastor In the Central Pennsyl-
Vania Conference. An address was
delivered by DR.. 4. S. Fasick, super
intendent of the Harrisburg District
of the Methodist Church. He con-
graduated the Rev. Mr.. Hart and the
congregation. Mr.. Hart responded
with an address and a solo. More
than 700 people attended the recep-
tion.
How TO Make Books.-The Hick-a-
Thrift Class of the Pine Street Pres
byterian Church will meet this even
ing in the rooms of Post 5S. Grand
Army of the Republic, Is North Third
street Following the meeting a lee
ture will be delivered by two of the
members of the class on the subject,
Making a Book" The manufacture
of paper will be told by Daniel Herr,
of the Evangelical Publishing House,
and various methods in printing will
be told by William Nagle, of the Tele-
graph Printing Company. The lecture
will be illustrated with stereopticon
slides.
Sing "CrucifixiOn." - At the Cove !
nant Presbyterian Church last even
ing THE CrucifiXion.' a meditation on
the sacred passion, was rendered in |
the main auditorium of the church, |
under the leadership of Stanley CT. |
Backenstoss, choirmaster, and Miss
Nancy L. Canan. organist.
Lecture on Forestry. Professor
George H. Writ. head of the Pennsyl-
Nania State Forestry Academy at Mont !
Alto, delivered an illustrated lecture
last evening before a large audience
at the Emmanuel Presbyterian Church. !
His subject was Forestry, as Carried |
on in Foreign Countries The Aeo-
lian Quartet sang
The Rev. Mr.. Leidy at Sunbury. u
The Rev. Frank w. Leidy and family |