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

PaStoi VI the Winston CONGREGATIONAL
Church In Portland. Maine it now has
the world.
AT the international convention the
slogan, "A Saloonless Nation in 1920"
was suggested by DIR. Clark and this
society is supporting the great tenn
perance movement.
Three big district rallies will be
held, one at Lemoyne this evening
and two in this city tomorrow even
ing.
West Shore Rally
me rally at Lemoyne will be held
III Trinity Lutheran Church, I. w. Ap-
pier, presiding, who will also give q
snort talk on The Progress C. e. Has
MADE in This District; addresses will
be delivered by the Rev. M. S. Sharp
pastor Lutheran Church, Enola, on
"A Christian Endeavor Soldier" and
M. A. Hoff, prominent business man
OF New Cumberland, on the subject
christian Endeavor - The Training
School of the Church." The Harris
burg c. E. choral union will render
excellent music.
Central District
The big central district rally will
DC held in the Trinity Lutheran
Church, South Ninth street, to-mor-
- ~ N'i'hS' oViii NlCe-pTeSl-
dent, will preside. The principal ad-
dress of the evening will be delivered
by the Rev. e. e. Snyder, pastor OF
st, Matthews Lutheran Church, sub
Ject, The G. e. at Work" A duet
VIII be sung by Mr. and Miss Nickel
vey The Rev. w. n. Yates, pastor
Fourth Street Church of God, will Of
fer prayer,
Allison Hill Rally
A big rally will also be held in the
Fourth Reformed Church. Sixteenth
ana Market streets, tomorrow even
ing. This district is composed of four
teen societies and will be presided
over by Paul d. March, vice-presi
dent The Rev. Homer Skyles May
pastor of the Fourth Reformed
Church, will conduct the devotional
exercises. Mrs. j. A. Sellers will sing
a solo and e. j. Huggins, president OF
the Harrisburg c. Il. Union, will
make important announcements. O.
+. Beckley, eX-president of the Har-
risburg union, will speak on &C. f.
Work. The Christ Lutheran male
quartet will sing special music after
which responses to roll call will be
given by fourteen pastors. Mrs. Ada
Culp Bowman will render a solo
Big Rally Thursday Night
The most important rally will be
held in the large auditorium of Beth.
lehem Lutheran Church, Green and
Cumberland streets, on THURSDAY
evening. William G. Landes, of Phil
adelphia, general secretary of the
State Sabbath School Association, will
deliver the address of the evening or
the subject, "a Housetop Vision.
TWO banners will be awarded to the
societies having the largest percent
age of their membership present II
is estimated that the church will be
hlled to its utmost capacity as great
preparations is being made by nearl,
every society in this city and vicinity
to have all the members present. Sew
eral societies have membership OF
nearly 200 and many societies have
a membership of 100
Sunday Talks Via Hart.-The Rev
Billy" Sunday talked to $500 people
Yesterday by proxy when the Rev. B
H. Hart read two of his sermons al
morning and evening services in the
Fifth Street Methodist Episcopal
Church. At the morning service, the
Rev. Mr.. Hart read Sundays Mother
sermon to crowded house. In the
evening he read the great temperance
sermon Get on the Water Wagon. "
The Rev. Mr.. Hart made the assertion
that Sunday has created the greatest
impression in religious life since the
preaching of the Apostle Paul.
Nj. II. Conference Here.-Prepara
tons are being made for the enter
tainment of several hundred ministers
and laymen who will visit this city foI
the forty-siXth annual convention OF
the Central Pennsylvania conference
OF the Methodist Episcopal church ia
n in, n,.o. lJ0tl 4.
church, starting March IS. The Rev
DR.. John d. Fox, pastor of Grace
church, is supervising the arrange
ments assisted by several committees
Most of the delegates will be enter
tanned in the homes of local Metho-
dists. Bishop Earl Cranston, OF
Washington, will preside at the ses-
sions which will last several days.
Great Interest i'm Revivals.-Inter-
est in revival services in the city
grows. At the Pleasant Sunday after
noon meeting in Lenneys theater yes
terday men and women were turned
away The Rev. DR.. I. w. Bagley. OF
Camden, N. j., who is conducting re.
vival services in Olivet Presbyterian
church was the speaker. His sub
ject was THE Cross" Revival sery-
ices started in two city churches yes.
terday in Olivet Presbyterian and the
Ridge Avenue Methodist Episcopal
churches They will be continued fo1
two weeks. The Rev. John FL
Daugherty, the pastor, is conducting
the services at Ridge Avenue Metho-
dist church. The Rev. DR.. /. w. Bag
ley, of Camden, n. j., has charge OF
the services at Olivet Presbyterian
church.
Missionary Meetfng.--The Women's
Union Missionary Society of Harris.
burg will hold it's regular monthly
meeting in the First United Brethren
Church, Myrtle and Boas streets, to.
morrow afternoon at o'clock.