Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1914-10-29
WILL COMPLETE BIG
TABERNACLE AT IL
SATURDAY NIGHT

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sawdust trail on Saturday night. At
present some of the workmen are busy
making rooms for the custodian, Fred
Cartwright, who will be at the taber-
nacle all of the time during the cam
paign. This will also be a bridal
chamber as Mr.. Cartwright was mar
ried to Miss Miriam Boree at Will
/ Transport to-day.
Mr.. Roebuck asks that all the wom-
en- that can possibly come to the tab
ernacle are to do so tomorrow morn
/ ing at 10 o'clock and to be sure to
bring their hammers along as he has
special work for them to do. Each
! one is also requested to bring lunch
along for herself and one workman.
/ On Saturday afternoon committees OF
the Young Men and Women's societies
Will begin the decorations of the tab
ernacle and they make a request to
the painters of the city OF anyone else
! that has long ladders, to bring them
to the tabernacle for use Saturday
afternoon and evening. Tonight the
Young Peoples societies of the city
will meet at the Grace NJ. e. Church
and final plans for the work of the
young people during the campaign
will be made.
Big Campaign Starts Sunday
The Slough campaign will start on
Sunday in whirlwind style. The CO.
operating churches will be closed all
day and the members will attend the
meetings at the tabernacle. Dr.
Slough has something to say to the
church people and only church mem
bers will be admitted to the meetings.
Admission will be by ticket and these
can be obtained from the ushers of
the cooperating church that the MEM
ber belongs to.
The 1877 ushers to serve in the taber-
nacle meetings have been advised to
meet tonight Thursday at the tab
ernacle at 1880 o'clock for instruction
and practice under the direction of
Louis ]. Houseal, chief usher.
More shops are opening their doors
to the Slough workers and daily meet
ings are being conducted. On Friday
afternoon at $3.50 o'clock there will
be rally of all the persons interested
in the neighborhood prayer meetings
in the Fourth Street Church of God.
Additional people who will sing in
the chorus for the tabernacle meet
lngs were named to-day as follows:
Alto.-Miss Florence Bromall, Mrs.
John Essig, Mrs. c. NJ. Barton, Miss
Frances Gelwicks. Miss Fora Martz
Mrs. Harry Brown, Mrs. j. Feeser
hamer. Mrs. c. w. Miller, Mrs. w. s.
Brownewell, Mrs. Charles Early, Mrs.
A. X. Jerauld, Mrs. c. E. Mcfarland,
Miss f. F. Mann, Mrs. J. A. Mickey,
Mrs. E. ]. Book.
Miss Belle Spangler, Mrs. Agnes
Harper. Mrs. E. NJ. Burg, Mrs. c. l..
Smith, Miss Helen Krall, Miss w. Viola
MacGowan, Miss Estella Henry, Miss
V. Edith Housman, Mrs. c. r. Nc
Keith, Mrs. G. NJ. Stall, Miss Charlotte
Womb, Irwin. Mrs. Lewis H. Smith,
Mrs. ]. Schnader, Mrs. Edwin Faving-
er, Mrs. w. l.. Troup, Miss Helen
Kuntzlmen, Mrs. G. G.. Shellhamer,
ger, Miss Anna McKelvey, Mrs. How
ard William.
Bass.-John Bennette, A. H. Ham
mer, G. w. Miller, Charles X. Curtis,
E. G.. Bauman, d. A. Kaufman. e. o..
Shaffner. Edwin Payne, w. S. Sci
bert, C. L. Rhoads. B. Frank Evans,
| w. Clifford Johnson. Ross McOlicher,
DIR. H NJ. Vastime, Albert Watts, Jack
Hoffman, G. c. Delvin, Stanley Neid-
hamer, Harry Shoemaker.
L. c. Runkle, J. H. Kase. B. e.
Cummings, c. E. Mann. Roy D. Be
man, Clair Gully, Henry Makibbin,
n. S. Manley, George T. Irwin, j.
Chuhbuck, William c. Jones, d. b.
Isenberg, William Koons, George w.
McGee, c. A. Shelly, C. H. Mann, H.
A. Funk, ]. c. Spangler, H. Guise, c.
l. p. Motter.
G. F. Sheaffer, w. L. Swartz. R. w.
Hunter, Ed. Bennett, Phillip Reed, AL
bert Sharpe, r. f. Evans, John Fin
ley, w. H. Donmoyer Warren Louder
milch, David Gotwals. Roy Beckley,
Edward Yohn. L. S. Troup, L. A. Shat
er, George T. Baker. David Gotwals,
Walter R. Rankin. ]. P. Rittermore,
w. r. Donmoyer, Warren Louder
milch.
Tenor.-L. G. Mclaughlin, ]. A.
McCaleb, George r. Pritchard, George
Shellehammer, Robert L. Anderson,
Lewis Robinson, Harvey Tenor, Philip
E. Zarger, H. c. Poet, w. L. Palmer,
| Clarence Hughes. ]. c. Graham, A. NJ.
Bell, Emory Hamilton, G. C. She'll
hamer. Arson Devout, William Swiler,
Charles Mccoy, Edwin Favinger, G. p.
Sheaffer. James c. Graham, A. L. Hol-
Ter, T. K. Keller, H. II. Hilbush, G. w.
Sweigert, ]. c. Jackson, George Car
Ipenter. Lewis II. Smith, ]. H. Pear
son. Guy S. Henry, II. E. Johnson.
j. Pearson. w. w. Pease.
First violins, B. B. Drum, Jerome
Bowers, ]. ]. Smith. C. E. Swiler; sec
ond cornet Amos Hahn. Z. +. Prowell,
H. E. Latabaugh. C. A. Bender, NJ.
Meckley; base violin, John SwartZ,
Milt Mulligan; trombone, Mr. Arm
strong; cello, W. j. Dunlap; flute and
horn, A. A. Runk.