The star-independent. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1904-1917, 1915-01-16
Hundred Members of
Slough Chorus Will
Sing at the Stevens
Memorial NJ. E.
FIREMEN TO BE AT
CURTIN HEIGHTS
Discussion Of Missionary Problems Will
Be Started at Social Gathering of
Men at Pine Street Presbyterian
Church

Revival services will continue in
many city churches tomorrow and dur
ing the coming week. At morning and
afternoon meetings tomorrow there
will be music by men, choruses and
by large choirs. Evening sermons will
in many cases be of an evangelistic
nature. number of conversions have
been reported. during the past week.
An active part in the services is be-
ing taken by the members of the
Slough tabernacle chorus. Parts of
the chorus lead the singing at various
churches, and members are busy indi-
vidually in attending to the musical
ends of the programs.
Services at Derry Street U. B.
The evangelistic services which drew
crowds last week to the Derry Street
United Brethren church, will continue
tomorrow and all of the coming week
DR.. j. A. Lyter breaches. In addition
to the singing by the large chorus un-
der Prof. Davies in the evening, the
church quartet composed of j. r. Hen
ry, Mrs. Fl. o. Miller, Mrs. J. E. Clip
pie and Ralph Manley will render spe-
cial numbers. The organist, Mrs. J. R.
Henry, will play "Adagio, by Gull
mant; "Serenade," by Nevin, and
'Taecata,' by Boellmann. The Sun
day school, which meets at 2 D. m,
promises to be record breaking in at
tendance as Superintendent j. E. Clip
pie has a special attraction for the
children and the adult classes are max
ing special effort to have every men,
Der present as WELL
1.-The Great Sin Tragedy,
Tomorrow at 1890 a. m, in the
Stevens Memorial Methodist Episcopal
church, Thirteenth and Vernon streets,
Dr. Clayton Albert Snucker will preach
ON 1.-The Houseless Sparrows.' In the
evening at 7.3O, he will give a sermon
lecture on "The Great Sin Tragedy, -
or Mr.. Adam and Miss Eve in the
Garden of Eden.' This lecture will be
handled in the light of present day life
and applied to conditions now existing.
DIR. Smucker will be assisted bv one
hundred members of the Slough chorus.
me big choir will be given seats ON
the pulpit platform. The Sunday school
OF the Stevens Memorial church will
have another rally at p. m. AT the
rally last Sunday 919 people attended
the different departments of the school.
Firemen at Curtin Heights
Inc evening service in Curtin HEIGHTS
Methodist church will be of exceptional
character. The recently organized
Brotherhood will have charge. with ].
W. Frank presiding. Members of
Camp Curtin Fire Company will be spe.
call guests in the evening. The Rev.
A. 3. Williams, the pastor, will preach.
AT Pine Street Presbyterian
The topic of the sermon on SUNDAY
morning at Pine Street Presbyterian
church will be GA Voice From Heay.
en- John 1890. The pastor of the
church, the Rev. DR.. Nudge, will preach
at both services, taking in the evening
the theme, GA Triple Cheer" Philip.
plans, 4:22. The quartet choir will
sing at the morning service 81 Heard
Great Voice" (Johnston) and the
quartet "Cast Thy Burden on . the
Lord from the "Elijah," by Men.
delssohn. In the evening they will
sing "The Day Is Past and Over''
(Stover) and "Onward, Christian Sol.
| diers" (MacDougaD. Mrs. Roy G.
Cox will sing as a solo ''I Will Lay
Me Down in Peace" by Dudley Buck
The Sunday school will meet at lac
p. m. for the study of the word OF
God, using the International Graded
Lessons in the elementary departments
and the Uniform Lessons in the ad
vanced departments and the adult Bible
classes. The attendance at the school
last Sunday reached high water mark
for an ordinary session, there being $50
present. The prayer service Of the
Senior Christian Endeavor Society i;
held at 6.45 clock on Sunday even
ing. Intensely interesting meetings
are being held and much advanced
work is being planned for the coming
months.
A new departure in the study Of
missions is being planned, to begin or
Monday evening, January 25, when q
hundred men will sit down to supper
together in the social rooms of the
church at $50 O'Clock. This hour Of
social fellowship will be followed by q
brief lecture and discussion of the mis-
sionary problems of the world in theil
bearing on an American citizen. Tht
basis for the discussion will be eth,
Call of the World" by W. E. Doughty
These meetings will be continued fol
four successive Monday evenings, tn,
leader being the assistant pastor Of
the church, the Rev. Mr.. Armentrout.
''An Imperishable Monument
Tomorrow is the day set aside by
the Epworth League of the Fiftl
Street Methodist church for giving con
sideration to the world at large. TIL,
young people comprising this league ar,