Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1914-09-21

young women's department and
Miss Colt will have charge of a new
department - workers training. In
the mems work and shops department
K. w. Patterson has succeeded Ben
jamin A Jenkins. w. p. Edwin has
taken the place of Carl Leggett, ac-
companist. Miss Daisy Eggleston, a
new addition to the force, will have
charge of a new department the
children's work The complete list
of Slough party which is the second
largest in the field is as follows:
Evangelist in charge, the Rev. Hen
ry W. Slough, d. D.; associate evan
gelist and business chief. the Rev. f.
T., Cartright; musical director, Pro-
lessor ID. L. Spooner; woman's de-
partment, Miss Sara c. Palmer; young
woman's department, Miss Florence
SaXman; mems work and shops, H.
K. w. Patterson: custodian and
companist, w. p. Erwin; children's
department, Hiss Daisy Eggleston;
secretary and recorder, Miss Olive M.
Rogers; workers training classes, Miss
Josephine Colt; preliminary organizer,
w. w. Shannon.
Eight trail hitters from Sunbury ad-
dressed four big mass meetings in
four churches of the city and Steel
ton yesterday afternoon. The churches
in which the meetings were held were
Christ Lutheran, Allison Hill; Cove
nant Presbyterian, west end; Fourth
Street Church of God. central district
and Centenary United Brethren, Steel
ton.
Ministerial Meeting.-The United
Brethren and the Methodist minister
ial meetings were held in the Y. M.
G. A. this morning at 10 o'clock. The
Rev. Clayton Albert Smucker and the
Rev. b. II. Hart made short addresses
at the Methodist meeting while the
Rev. G. E. Boughter gave a short talk
on What Constitutes Ministerial Sue
cess" at the United Brethren meet
ing.
To Hold Supper.-The Ladies' Aid
Society of the Coxestown NJ. e.
Church will hold a chicken and corn
soup dinner and supper next Thurs
day in the church hall at the rear of
the parsonage. Ice cream, cake and
candy will be sold
Harvest Home Services.-The "Har-
vest Home" services of the Holy
Communion Church were held yes
terday in the church at Seventeenth
and State streets The church was
decorated in festal style and the choir
sang special anthems. Mrs. f. A.
Harrison sent grain in sheaves to the
ueCOTdIlOn COlnnlItee.
The Rev. MIR. Cooke Preaches.-The
Rev. William b. Cooke, who will oc-
cupy the pulpit of the Market Square
Presbyterian Church until the selec-
ton of permanent pastor, preached
before two large congregations yes
terday. Mr.. Cooke was formerly pas
tor at Steelton, but for more than
three years has been in the Philip
pines. In the church bulletin yester-
day he extended this greeting to the
congregation: 1T is a great pleasure
to return to Central Pennsylvania and
again aid in the religious life of this
community. To old friends and new
acquaintances extend the hearty
greetings of a Christian fellowship.
During the few months of my service
I hope to enter helpfully into the deep
and permanent policies of your
church, the preaching of the Gospel
and public worship, religious educa-
tion, civic righteousness and charity,
evangelization at home and abroad.
Thus in some slight measure I may
help YOU to conserve and even further
the continuous life and blessing which
have radiated from this congregation
through its long and gracious his
tory"
Booster Day at Paxtang. = The
Mems Bible Glass of the Paxton Pres
byterian Church, Paxtang, held spe-
cial booster day services at the church
yesterday and large crowd attended.
Addresses were made by Harry
Krause, Ralph 1. Delhi, H. l.. Holmes
and ]. A. Rose, all members of the
class. The sermon of the day was
preached by the Rev. DR.. J. Ritchie
Smith, former pastor of Market
Square Presbyterian Church.
The Rev. Mr.. Ulrich's Farewell
The Rev. Harry E. Ulrich, formerly of
this city, yesterday preached his fare
well sermon to his congregation at the
Intercourse United Brethren Church,
Intercourse, Pa. Rev. Ulrich left this
morning for Princeton, where he will
enter the Princeton Theological Semi
nary.
The Rev. William Allen Dies.-The
Rev. William Allen, former pastor of
the Methodist Church at Mercersburg,
| died Yesterday morning at Williams
town, Pa. Funeral services will likely
be held Wednesday and burial will be
made at Williamstown. The Rev. Mr..
Allen was well known in this city, he
having spoken in many of the local
churches while on visits here. He is
survived by two brothers, his mother