The star-independent. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1904-1917, 1914-10-24
Mems Bible Class of
Zion Lutheran Will
Celebrate Fifth An
niversary
RALLY DAY AT
CURTIN HEIGHTS
Promotion Day VIII Be Observed ST
Pine Street Presbyterian Sunday
School and New Glasses VIII Be
Organised

The duty Of Christian citizens AZ the
coming state election. as seen by min-
listers. viii be the theme Of several ser
mons in churches Of the city to-mcr-
row. The Rev. W H. Dsilman, pastor
Of Market Street Baptist church. viii
preach in the evening On The Coming
Election. = Az the evening service AZ
the Fourth Street Church OF God the
Rev. William y. Yates will preach On
christian Citizenship and the Ballot
Box.
The last Of the series of sermons on
What Men Have Done With Jesus
will be preached on sunday evening a.
Pine street Presbyterian church by the
rsstor. the Rev. Dr.. Nudge. The title
OF this sermon will bs What Shall 1
Do Then With JeSus!' Matthew 2T:@2.
IRE topie ot the sermon ~ the morn
ing service viii be "A Plea for Emo-
tIonsllsm, Ephes.aus +:l9. The choir
will sing a, this service two anthems.
The Woods and Every Sweet Smelling
Tree" (West) ami 20 for 3 Closer
Walk With God - (FoS;erl.
SUNDAY will De promotion dsy n the
classes will be organized n the senior
0suartment and ; new school year :
work VIII Be begun II the elementary
DEPARTMENTS. The subject for eonSid-
GRAFTON az the mid-vsek service next
Wednesday evening AZ $50 O'Clock
Will De God IN Daily Duty \ class
to- studies preparatory 70 church MEM
hership has been organized AMI meets
each Thursday evening under the d.
reccion OF the assistant pastor OF the
church. Next THURSDAY evening s. )
'eiock there Nil ba reception az the
church TO whieh al adult members OF
7he congregation and Sunday school are
invited
At Stevens Memorial Church
Tomorrow morning. az 10.45 clock.
IN the Stevens Memorial Methodist
Episcopal church. Thirteenth and Ye--
non streets, D.. Clayton Albert Smuek-
e will preach a timely sermon on The
Messengers OF God. At the mass
meeting for men and women N 5he
evening. 81 80 o'clock. the Swee;
Singing Male Chorus. led by e. Wash
iaSron Sweigert, will sing. The con
srecatioRal service Of song viii be 6i-
Tsecei by Ross K. Bsrgstresser. The
church choir will render special music.
The minister viii give brief address
or The Burden OF Harrisburg. The
Male Chorus includes the following
men: Director. c. Washington Swsig-
srt; FIRST tenors. r. Z. SIeever. V. ;.
Meek. c. 4. Hoover. L. H. Smith; see
end teno-s. G. ". Sweisert. Ross K.
Be-gstresser. [. G. S5ieken Z. A. Lath-
an, R. " Wolfe; first BASES, II. NJ.
Tawney. Howard Fraim, Walter Fishel.
David c. Gotwals; second bases. Carl
Heefne-. Frank Bealor, Z. B. Luigsrd.
T. VI. Champion.
Al Covenant Presbyterian church
special music viii be rendered as fol
lowing: Morning. prelude. Andsnte
Con-moto. = Calkin: oTertory, Der
eeuse. - Delbrues; anthem. Thou VIII
Keep Him in Perfect Peace Demar-
est; postIuds. "Toca-ta.n Dubois, and
Arthur Jefferies, baritone. will sing a
selected solo. Evening. prelude, "Com-
munion, Bs,iste; anthem, Praise the
Lord, o jerusalem Maunder; offer
tory, Meditation" (''Thaisi' Masse-
net; anthem. selected, Mems Slough
choir ami postlude, March Aux FIam-
beaux,' Clark. The fStough Choir is
composed OF fifteen men Of the church
who sing evangelistie hymns in con
neetion with regular mixed choir each
Sabbath evening.
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