The star-independent. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1904-1917, 1915-04-10
Members of the Fourth
Street Church of God
Will Wear White
Ribbons or Flowers
PASTORS WILL
! GIVE LECTURES
Teacher Training Glass Of Second Re-
fermed Church ct Graduation Exer.
cises win BE Addressed By Prof. J.
J. Brehm and by Pastor

The meetings will follow up the local
option demonstration held in the city
hast Tuesday. Subjects concerning the
relations of the churches to the local
option question are given by the pastors
in their regular announcements for the
day. t-
The Rev. DIR. William n. Yates will
preach companion sermons at the Fourth
Street Church of God, dealing with
the local option question at both morn
ing and evening services. The members
of the church will wear white ribbons
or white flowers at the meetings.
Local Option Song on Program
| At the Market Street Baptist church
the Rev. Walter H. Dallman will at
the evening service present statements
coming from Maine and Kansas, the
latter from the Governor of the State,
telling of improved conditions in the
dry territory of those States. The Tip
perary local option song will be fea.
ture of the service.
Plans have been made by the Stevens
Memorial Methodist Episcopal church,
| Thirteenth and Vernon streets, to make
the local option meeting tomorrow
evening notable gathering. DR.. Clay
ton Albert Smucker will address the
meeting on "Shall John Barleycorn
Control Our Legislsturei" The male
chorus will sing. The church doors will
be open at Z o'clock.
Teachers to Be Graduated
Graduating exercises for the Teacher
Training class of the Second Reformed
church will be held al 1880 o clock to-
morrow morning. The address to the
class will be given by Prof. j. J. Brehm,
diplomas will be presented by Professor
Howard Omwake, of the Harrisburg
Academy.
DR.. H. c. Myers, of the Lancaster
Chassis will be present. The pastor, the
Rev. Harry Nelson Bassler, will speak.
The class is composed of the following:
Miss Mae Grouse, Mrs. Z. 5. johnson,
Mrs. II. C. Koons, Mrs. A. C. Myers,
Mrs. John T. Selsam, Miss Minnie Stam-
baugh, Miss Elda Stambaugh, Miss
Vanie Wingert and W. II. Cocklin.
At Pine Street Presbyterian church
the evening service will be begun with
an organ recital played by Mr.. Ne
Carrell at Ills o'clock. The program
will be:
"a Pastoral Suite" (a) Sunrise;
(b) Sunset; (e) Thanksgiving, Demar
est. All the music will center around
the topic of the sermon, the choir mu-
sic being, anthem, 1.-The King of Love
My Shepherd Is, Shelly; duet by Mrs.
Cox and Mrs. HertZler, 1.-The Lord Is
My Shepherd,r Deeevee.
For the past six weeks nine groups
of women have been meeting at Pine
street TO study the American Indian
on the New Trail On Friday evening
these classes will meet in the social
room for final summary of the work.
4 box lunch will be served and the In
dian question will be discussed and
illustrated with lantern slides. More
than one hundred have been interested
in these classes.
Holy Communion at Park Street
One hundred and ffty-six persons at
tended the mid-week prayer meeting at
the Park Street Evangelical church this
week following which reception was
given the new members received last
Sunday. Tomorrow at 1890 and 7.30
The pastor will have for his subjects:
Morning, The Lord IS Supper and Self
Denial;" evening, ''Booze Busting VS..
Booze Boosting, or Why Local Option
This church has begun the publication
of weekly bulletin called, "The Park
Purveyor, and as its slogan has adopt
ed, 1.-The Praying Working Church,
The Choral Society of st. Mark s
Lutheran church, West F2irview, will
render tomorrow at p. m, at st.
Paul's Lutheran church, New Cumber-
land, the sacred eantata "It Is Fin
ished" by A. NJ. Reed. The solos and
quartets will be sung by Miss Mary
Morgan, soprano; Miss Lillian Bough-
ter, alto; Bernard Gladfelter, tenor,
and Harold Malsh, basso.
Cantata at Second Baptist
A sacred cantata at the Second Bap.
list church will be held tomorrow as
follows:
Prelude, Mrs. John P. Scott; Scrip
ture reading and invocation, the Rev.
A. ]. Greene, pastor; solo, Calvary, !"
John NJ. Miles; recitation, "Christ and
the Angels" Miss yirgie Acy; paper,
Miss Harriet Harrison; oratorio, sfEver.
iaStihS LhtS.
!. Organ prelude; recitative, soprano,
Now in the Place Where He Was
Crucifed;" full chorus, "Shades of
Night Fall SILENTLY lament, alto,
"They Have Slain HinA" Miss Hannah
Scott; mixed quartet, "God So Loved
the WorId;i' full chorus, ''As II Be-
gan to DAWN ehorale, full chorus,
"The Stone Is Rolley Away" soprano,
reeitative and solo, "Fear Not Ye,o
Mrs. Fannie Walker; full chorus, +" Now
Is Christ Risen;" bass solo and chorus.
'Oh Death, Where Is Thy Sting" Har-
ry G. Green; soprano solo, "Blessed
Gift of Easter Morn,'' Mrs. Laura
Grannison; full chorus, "God So Loved
the World.''
To Repeat Easter Music
BY special request, the choir of Zion
Lutheran church will repeat the no.
gram of Easter music tomorrow even
ing. The following program will be
given: Prelude, "Marche des Flam-
beanx," s.. Clask; Book of Worship;
anthem, "Why Seek to the Living"
Hopkins; Scripture Lesson; anthem,
"As 1t Began to DAWN Foster; pray
er; soprano solo, "The Resurrection, -
Shelley, Mrs. E. J. DeceveeA announce
ments; offertory, cave Mafia," Bach
Gounod, William Meyers and e. J..