The star-independent. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1904-1917, 1915-04-17
Series of Sermons On
Marriage and Divorce
to be Started at Gov
enant Presbyterian
A. H. WHITE AT
TWO CHURCHES
Mems League of Harris Street U. E.
Will Be Addressed at Afternoon
Mass Meeting by the Rev. A. E.
Hangen, Park Street Pastor

The eight-day campaign for the
raising of $3S,00O for the building
fund of the Camp Curtin Memorial
Methodist church will be given a start
tomorrow morning at 1890 O'Clock
with a patriotic service in the present
chapel which will be attended by the
Grand Army of the Republic Posts in
this city, together with the Sons of
Veterans. Martial music and patriotic
addresses on the scenes of the Civil war
at the old camp will be features of the
service. The speakers will be Colonel
Henry c. Demming, of this city, and
Mahlon Shalber, of Reading, the oldest
veteran in the House of Representa-
tives. The members of the various posts
will attend the service in body.
African Missionary Here
The Rev. c. H. Brosius, missionary
from Africa, will speak in two local
churches tomorrow. In the morning at
1890 o. clock he will occupy the pulpit
of Zion Lutheran church, South Fourth
street, and in the evening at 7.30
he will be at the Redeemer Lutheran
church, Nineteenth and Kensington
streets.
A series of sermons on 'HMarriage
and Divorce" will be started tomorrow
evening by the Rev. Harvey Klaer,
pastor of Covenant Presbyterian
church, Fifth and PETER streets. The
topics to be treated during the course
are Keeping Company "Getting
Married, 4" Keeping House" and BE
ing Divorced.
70 Discuss Personal Liberty
A. II. White, manager of the Harris
burg Office of the American Civic Re-
form Union, viii speak in the morning
in the Park Street United Evangelical
church on Personal Liberty This
is in reply to statements made by mem
bers of the Personal Liberty League on
local option day. He will speak in the
afternoon in the First United Brethren
church on Boas street, at 8 clock at a
mass meeting for men only on a sub
ject of vital interest.
Mr.. White comes well recommended
from Erie, Emporium, Remove, Lock
Haven and Uniontown, Pa, and from
Iowa, West Virginia, Maryland and
Virginia. He has spent most of the
time for the last three years in Penn
sylvania in the interest of a higher
standard of civic righteousness.
At Pine Street Presbyterian church
in the morning the pastor, the Rev. DR..
Nudge, will speak on Things Done
and Things URdone,'' Luke 11:42. The
choir will sing an anthem, "Glorious
Things of Thee are Spoken" (Shelley)
anti Mrs. Cox will sing as a solo 81
Will Lift Up Mine Eyes, At the even
ing service the topic will be "The
Strengthening God,' Isaiah 40:31.
The musical program at this service
win begin at lis o'clock when Mr..
,McCarrell will play the following mum
bers as an organ recital: "Tocatta and
Dugue in D Minor" BACH, "Die Ant
wort" (Wo; stenholme), "Offertoire
in d Minor (Batiste). The choir will
sing "Behold God Is Ny Salvation
10 'Hare) and '"Cast Thy Burden on
the Lord (Elijah)" (Mendelssohn).
Mems Meeting at Harris Street
The Men Is League of Harri- Street
United Evangelical church has arrang
ed for Sunday afternoon mass meet.
ing for mem This Meeting will be
held at 3.3e O'Clock and will be ad-
dressed by the Rev. A. f. Hangen, pas.
tor, of Park street church. The <Rev
Mr.. Hangen is an able speaker, has had
. wide experience in addressing men s
heetipgs and will have message OF
Interest. The men are urged to attend
Charles Gingrieh is president of the
league. This meeting is held by the