Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1915-02-13
Y N. GA PEACE DAY
WILLBE OBSERVED
TN CITY TOMORROW
Voices of Christian Men
Will Resound in Protest
Against Warp Part of Big
Plan.

Christian Association In this city will join
IN marking international Peace Day" to-
morrow. The local branches will mark
the day In common with all the Young
Mems Christian Associations Of North
America From one end Of North America
20 the other from Maine to California
and from the Arctic Ocean to the Panama
Canal will resound the voices OF Christian
men on behalf OF peace and against war.
The Germantown Y. NJ G. A. has ar
ranged for the prescribed program to-
morrow and will add its contribution to
the cause of peace.
Atherton Brownell of the PUBLIC
LEpoER. will speak in the auditorium at
4.15 O'clock. A male quartet from the
Fails Of Schuylkill chorus will sing. The
entire meeting Will be under the auspices
of the Inner Circle of the boys division.
Exceptionally fine Is the Falls of Schuyl-
kill male chorus. Its FIRST appearance In
Germantown will be Friday evening. Feb
ruary ~, in Association Hall, bS49 Ger
mantown avenue. The chorus consists OF
80 male voices, and rare treat is prom
Used TO those who enjoy good music.
The Bible classes of the junior high
school and employed boys will resume
their session ngain next week.
The Thursday evening Bible reading
and discussion group, led by Thomas l..
I,awton, has added large number OF
members. Pleasure and profit is realized
by attending these weekly gatherings.
CENTRAL Y. M. c. A.
The Rev. ]. w. Welsh. of the Billy
Sunday party, will address the mems
meeting at p. m. tomorrow. in the audi
toriunl of the Central Y. NJ. G. A. His
subject will be your Second Best" The
musical program will be rendered by
Messrs. Boveli, vlolinist; West, cornetist.
and Kneedler, pianist.
Soprano solos will be sung by Mrs. ].
ID. Gindhart. of Haddonfeld, N. ].
Bible lectures OF a popular nature are
given In the north parlor every Tuesday
afternoon by the Rev. DR.. John Grant
Newman. of the Chambers -Wylie Church.
A class In the teaching of Sunday school
lessons meets every Saturday afternoon
inethe north parlor at o'clock, under the
leadership of the Rev. ]. r. Schaffer. The
class Is open TO men and women.
Shop meetings In connection with the
Sunday campaign will be held at noon
every day in the week.
Tho Drop-in-Class will meet in the
lobby tomorrow at 3 o'clock. under
Thomas l.. Lawton. "Study the Bible"
will be tomorrow's topic.
G. O.St. John, of the North Branch of
the Y. NJ G. A., will be tho speaker at
tomorrow'S service for boys at o'clock
at the First Regiment Armory, Broad
and Callowhill streets. He will take for
his topic THE Iron Monsters of the
Plains
The services. which began on January
l. are being given every Sunday under
the auspices of the boys work OF the
Central Y. M.tC. A.
NORTH BRANCH Y. M. C. A.
The board of managers of the North
Branch Y. rs. C. A. will award scholar
ships in social activities, gymnasium
work and swimming to grammar school
boys In the sixth and seventh grades liv-
Ing within the territory of the branch,
who have made the best record In these
lines during the first half of the school
term, from September to February. Those
who will receive scholarships are: Hous-
ton DeCray. Pierce School; Walter
Thompson, Claghorn School; Elmer Bush
nell. Taylor School; James Townsend,
Marshall School: S. S. Shaw. Cambria
School: d, Charles Cameron, Cambria
School; David Hamilton, Whittier School;
Harry Montgomery, Rutledge School;
George Sterne, Hackett School; Louis
Schmidt. Potter School; John Galbraith,
Potter School; Walter Rittler, Mcclure
School. and Milton Price. Butler School.
Teachers and Sunday school workers
are invited to meet w. W. Rugh. of the
National Bible Institute, Thursday eve
nings. for q study OF the International
Sunday school lessons.
The Raw. sFinlay NJ. Wilson, d. D.,
pastor OF the Third Church OF the. Cove
nanters, Will give his third address on
"Gllmpses OF Jesus and His Power" next
Friday evening. at o'clock. The topic
will be His Power Over the Unseen
Powers of Darkness"
The high school section of the boys de-
partnent will visit the Sunday tabernacle
In body this afternoon.
t'The Power OF the Magnet will be the
subject of an illustrated address by
George w. Schroeder to the boys to-
morrow, at Ais p. IN.
DR.. E Stanton Muir will meet with the
North Branch Camping Club on Friday
evening. and will give an address on 1.-THE
joys OF Living in the Open"
Humorous cartoons. drawn by Charles
Dunn. = l4-year-old boy artist. together
with vocal and instrumental music by
North Philadelphia artists. win be In
eIuded N the social hour" at the branch
tonight.
rhs Rev. F. w. Farr. D. D.. pastor Of
the Bethlehem Baptist Church. will give a
series OF four addresses on Sunday after
Moons. az o'clock. beginning tomorrow.
Doctor Farr viii speak on the following
subjects:
February Il, 'Repentanes and Faith
the Psychology OF Conversion"; February
q. Memory and Imagination-the Crea-
ton OF Idsais''; February q. "Righteous-
ness ana Hoiiness-the Development OF
ChafacteFsi March 4, salvation and
EsrTiee-ths Equipoiss OF Life"
The vocational guidance lecture. next
Wednesday will be given by III. b. Peter
san. aho viii speak on "Arehltecture."
ndora than 3 dozen men cannected with
tha North Branch have been nominated
Tor zzsIabsrsfip on the Organized Per-
senal Workers League. cooperating with
the Billy" Sunday eyangelistie campaign.
Theodore r, Miller. OF Stead. Miller
Company. and Archibald Campbell. Of
zsafduIek and Mages. have accepted ap-
naInfnaenls as managers OF the North
HxaHeh.
The Rev. Edward S. IdttslL pastor OF
HHe Vest United Presbyterian Church.
uiH znzak on Getting the Most Out OF
Lie tomorrow afternoon At the West
HHzHzh y. -. c. A. ia and SAMSON
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special feature Of ths service siil b
zzla concert - tha mails qaartelte OF the
Ezsz PARK Presbyterian chuEch, which
has saI1alssrsd it. services Tor the oe-
Eazi4n.