Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1914-02-20

tons were asked. The Carlisle Pres
bytery had received him as a member
at meeting prior to the installation
ceremonies. The Rev. Francis Fl.
Laird. pastor of Olivet Presbyterian
Church. made the installation prayer.
The father of the new pastor, the Rev.
DR.. Lewis w. Nudge, pastor of the
Central Presbyterian Church, Down.
ingtown, made the charge to the pas
tor. In his remarks he spoke of the
, need for ministers and the opportunity
in the calling.
The Rev. DR.. Robert Mackenzie, Sec
retary of the college board of the
Presbyterian Church. made the charge
TO the congregation, referring to the
loyal work of the former pastor of the
church, the Rev. DR.. George 8. Cham
bers. who served at Pine Street for
thirty years. He urged the congre-
cation to confide in the new pastor.
The Rev. DR.. J. Ritchie Smith, Of
Market Square PRESBYTERIAN Church.
preached the installation sermon and
dwelt on the difficulties the conscien-
tious Christian must overcome.
The Rev. DR.. Kellogg, who presided
at the meeting, opened the services
Scripture lesson. The Rev. John NJ.
| Warden, of Bethany. offered the
prayer, following the singing of the
choir. Festival TIE Deum in e fiat
was sung by the choir. Mrs. Roy G.
Cox sang solo. Hear Ye, Israel"
and Frank A. McCarrell. the church
organist, played special music.
The church was decorated for the
ceremony with American Beauty roses
and potted plants.
The service closed with a prayer by
the Rev. Harry B. King, of Calvary
Presbyterian Church. The benediction
was made by the Rev. DR.. Lewis S.
Nudge. An informal reception was
rendered the pastor at the close of the
service.
Sells Academy Interest-The Rev.
j. Stockton Roddy. of Philadelphia,
former pastor of Olivet Presbyterian
Church. this city, has sold his interest
in the New Bloomfield Academy to
Theodore X. Long. of Chicago. The
Rev Mr.. Roddy will retain his po-
sition as director of the school.
Things God Made."-At the Beth
lehem Lutheran Church on Saturday
afternoon from $50 to $50 o'clock
stereopticon pictures of Things God
Made" will be shown the children of
the Junior Christian Endeavor So
ciety in the junior department of the
new Sunday school rooms. Miss Mar
guerite e. Freed. superintendent. and
Miss Marguerite e. Free, assistant Sec
retary. will be in charge. The lecture
will be given in two parts. The pic
lures and lecture will be a monthly
affair for the juniors
'The Jew.'-Rabbi Freund, of Ohev
Sholom Temple, tonight at 7.45
o'clock will preach a Washingtons
Birthday sermon on the subject "The
| Jew: His Duty In and For America"
Rabbi Freund announces that the SER
vices are always open to the general
public at Ohev Sholom Temple.
Illustrated Sermon.-The second il
lustrated sermon on the Life of Alb
raham," which was to have been given
last month, will be given in st. Ste
phen's church on Sunday evening
About seventy pictures will be shown,
twenty slides having been made
expressly for this sermon.
To Hold Food Sale.-The Lucknow
Missionary Society of Grace Methodist
Episcopal Church will hold q food
sale in vacant storeroom at North
and Second streets, beginning at noon
tomorrow.
Talks On Banking.-E. o. Hake of
the Merchants National Bank, gave
talk on banking to the Boy Scouts of
Troup 4, of Emmanuel Presbyterian
Church, last night. Mr.. Hake de-
scribed how to sign checks, make
deposit and other details of value to
the boys.