Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1914-10-31
SERMON WILL Be ON
TRIAL OF THE GODS


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of the sermon has not been announced.
At all these services the choir and or
chestra will furnish the music under
the direction of Professor d. l.. Spoon
er. of the Slough party.
Meet Slough at Station
DIR. Slough was met at the station by
members of the executive committee.
BY automobile he was taken through
Reservoir Park and along River Front
Park, after which the entire pacty
went to the parsonage of the First
Baptist Church, PIG Pine street. and
there DIR. Slough was intoduced by
Robert A. Enders, president of the
Sixth Street Band. chairman to the
entertainment committee. A banquet
was served late this afternoon at the
parsonage in honor of DR.. Slough.
The other members of the Slough
party came to the city at different
hours this afternoon.
Tonight the Rev. William n. Yates
called a meeting of the cooperating
ministerium in the Y. NJ. c. A. at
o'clock to confer with DR.. Slough.
On Monday afternoon and evening,
November ,, there will be services in
the tabernacle. but on the following
Mondays there will be no tabernacle
meetings. Services will probably be
held every afternoon and evening in
the tabernacle unless otherwise an
nounced.
Prayer meetinfb %ill be held every
Tuesday. Wednesday, Thursday and
Friday morning at 9 o'clock.
DIR. Slough and his associate, the
Rev. +. T. Cartwright, will deliver hit
| the trail" sermons at the tabernacle
and the other members of the party
/ will have charge of the personal work
tof the men and women and of the
prayer meeting and rallies to be held
J from time to time in the campaign.
/ Choir Rehearses To-day
| The decorations at the tabernacle
were begun this afternoon when the
young men of the city came here and
ltook charge. After few of the Amer
iican flags were hung and the bunting
| and crepe put up, the large building
presented a much better appearance.
Tonight the choir and the orchestra
will have their first rehearsal under
| Professor Spooner and the campaign
hymns will be practiced
The saw-dust trail goes down to-
night.
Fred D. Cartwright and his wife
| will be at the tabernacle on Monday
Ito take charge of it during the cam
lpaign.
A large three-ineh pipe has been
run around the building to furnish the
water and for fire protection.
STEELToN CHURCHES
First Methodist Episcopal. Fourth
Rover pastor 1890. communion SER
vice, and at 1870. subject, "Perils of the
Nation" Sunday school, 2. Epworth
League. $3.50.
Mt. Zion Methodist Episcopal, Cumb-
ler Heights The Rev J. II. Roger
pastor. will preach at $3.50.
St. Johns Lutheran - Gail c. Ras-
mussen. of Gettysburg, will preach al
1880 and at 1880. Sunday school az
$3.50 Junior Christian Endeavor al
Grace United Evangelical = The Rev
J. NJ. Shoop. pastor; will preach a.
1890 and 1870 Sunday school, 9;15
st. Marks Lutheran = The Rev
William B. Smith. pastor: 1880, theme
"The Sword of the Spirit" ?, sunday
! school. GAS. Christian Endeavor So
ciety. 1880, theme. Gods Will" 1880
PRAYER meeting. "Wednesday.
First Presbyterian = The pastor viii
preach at II and at 1880. Sabbath
school at 9:45. c. f. at $50.
Main Street Church OF God James
NJ Waggoner. pastor. At 1890 fare
well sermon to the church At 1880, {
farewell sermon to neighbors and
friends. Sunday school at ,. c. +. al
$50. Ladies' Aid Tuesday evening
Mid-week prayer service.
| First Reformed - The Rev. Charles
A. Huyette. pastor Morning service
and Sunday school at TO-. Subject OF
sermon. How a Christian Should
!. Vote" Evening service at 1880. sub.
ject, "A Plain Talk on Vital Subjects