Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1914-03-21
Methodist Preachers
Will. Fill Pulpits Of
This City Tomorrow

Every Protestant church in Har.
risburg tomorrow will hear Metho-
dist preacher at both services.
Practically every minister attend.
ing the sessions of the Central Penn
sylvania conference has been assigned
to preach in a city church during the
day. Many of the preachers are vel
known in this city some of them hay
ing been former pastors either in this
city or in .earby towns.
The preacher in the pulpit at the
churches of the city tomorrow are a.
follows:
Methodist Episcopal
Grace Church-e a; m. Con1erenee
love feast. the Rev. NJ. l. Canoe, pre- pre-
siding. 1880 a. m, sermon. Blshop n, EaIi
Cranston. 1:45 p. m, Sunday school
p. m. ordination service a Ky N,sp;ons ?; Ms
Speaker, DIR. j. +. Goucher.
Curtin Heights-1o:So a. m, j. :
Collins; 7;$e p M; is,dsis a ; Isx fasick lam n
eHSS Epworth-1o:so a. m, j. T. Glass.
1880 p. m, II "A. Straub.
Fifth Street = i 1919 81 q a,ddis mi g. > "0-
Ridge Avenue-io:3o a. M. Richard
Ii. Gilbert 1880 p. M. John W. Long;
Saint Paurs-10:sO q. nn.' the ReV' j.
B. i. stevens Memorial 1890 a.
M, L. A. Pyles. Q 1880 p. m' Horace
Lincoln Jacobs. c,,or
land g 1880 a. M, Joseph H. Price. I
Wesleyan African NJ. e. Zion-1o;So
IL M, Harry Daniels. 1880 p. m.' f. w.
Middletown - 1890 a. m, Edward
Asbury-7:s 80 p, M. j. H. Morsa%rt- :,
Church OF Christ-Mornins Z. =
Snavely. Evening. ]. ]. Resh.
Green Street-Morning, j. W. Glover
Evening, ]. II. Bettens.
Fourth Strest-Morning. Alexander
Maclay Street Bethel Morning.
Penbrook |~ Morning, A. L. Frank.
Evening, G. NJ. Remley.
Lutheran
Augsburg - Morning, H., Edward
watkins. Evening, Robert j. Allen:
Trinity--Mornipg, Robert j. Knox
Evening, Z. NJ. Aller
ST. Matthew s-Morning, II. Z. Burk-
holder. Evening, L. B. Faslck.
Christ Morning, w. W. Willard
Evening, i. l.. Dixon.
Church OF the Redeemer -- Morhlhs'
Elmer F. ugenfritZ.
ST. Johns, Steelton Evening
Charles Santer.
First Church Morning, John I.
Bell. Evening, w. L. Armstrong.
Evening, Walter Ct. Steel.
Second Baptist-Evening, Gideon P.
Sarvis.
Presbyterian
Emmanuel y Evening, L. b. David
Calvary-Morning. Samuel Fox.
Questioning. George f. Boggs.
Evening, Frank T. Bell.
Evening, W. ]. Sheaffer.
Westminster Morning, 7. S. Stans-
1eld.
Pine Street - Morning, H. r. Ben
der. Evening, G. S. Wonner. 49,,
Market Square Morning ]. Ellis
Bell. Evening, Wilford p. shriner.
Reformed
Second = Morning, J: Mex. Kelley.
Evening, James Z. Skillington.
Fourth = Morning, E. H. Whitman.
Evening, o. B. Poulson.
Salem-Morning, +. l.. Eslinger.
St. Johns - Morning. S. s. Carneli.
steeiton : Morning, NJ J. Merrill
Williams ntsG Evepi9s sqa9s,.E E. II H. 6srs 6 Knox
Derry Street Morning, Robert c.
Peters. Evening. D. NJ. Grover.
observation-disclosures. Lyons NJ. Brady.
Evening, E. c. Keboch.
Sixth Street-Morning. H. X. Ash.
Evening. c. w. Harms.
State Street Morning. j. W. Skill
lington Evening, +. Z. Hartman.
Penbrook-Morning, Harry Stong.
United Evangelical
Park Street Morning, j. 3. Bren-
neman: Evening J. E: A. Buckle;
To Preach on Punishment-"Fu-
ture Punishment Purifying, Not Vim
dictive," is the title of a sermon which
will be preached tomorrow morning
nt 1880 O'Clock at st. Andrews Prot
estant Episcopal church by the rec
tor, the Rev. James F. Bullitt, being
one of series CT >Lenten addresses
which he has been delivering on Sun
day mornings.
To Discuss Tabernacle Campaign
--Preliminaries of next Falls taber-
nacle evangelistic campaign will tinge
tomorroW'S Pheasant Sunday After
noon" meeting of the Allison Hill
Mems Christian Association, the prin-
cipal being a song BE a Hero" which
is used everywhere by the DR.. Henry
w. Slough party. Professor Spooner
. Or. Stough's musical director, has
asked that several of the party's most
popular hymns be learned at the "P
$. A." meetings during the next few
months, and "Be a Hero" is the first
which is to be used. Secretary r. f
Webster has prepared several other
special slides for tomorrow, too. An
other feature of to-morrow'S meeting
will be the presence of many mer
who are attending the Central Penn
sylvania Methodist Episcopal confer
ence. The mems movement on the
Hill has attracted much attention al
the conference sessions the past weeE
and lot of the members have ex-
pressed their intention of going to to-
morrow's meeting to see how things
are done. and also to hear the ad-
dress, MANS job" by the Rev. Harry
Daniels, of Shrewsbury.
CHRISTIAN SCIENCE
First Church of Christ, Scientist
Board of Trade Hall. Sunday, II
a. m. and 7.30 p. m, subject, Mat
ter" Testimonial meeting, Wednes.
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