The star-independent. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1904-1917, 1915-04-24
Preacher Smucker at
Stevens Memorial
Will Deliver Lecture
On Forms of Lying
DIR. FOX GIVING
SERIES ON JOB
6ervices to Be Exchanged in Morning
by the Rev. James F. Bulhtt Of St.
Andrews and the Rev. o. F. Bridg-
man Of st. Chrysostom

Tomorrow Will be reopening day
at the Fourth Street Church of God,
the Rev. DR.. William n. Yates, pastor.
The interior of the building has been
renovated and electric lighing substi-
tuted for gas. The seats on the balcony
are more desirable since the removal of
the gas fixtures, and the general appear
anee of the main auditorium has been
greatly improved. The pastor will have
as the topics of his sermons, House
Cleaning and ''Let There Be Light.
At st. Paul Methodist church the
Rev Robert w. Runyan will tell at the
morning service "Why the Local Option
bin Failed"
At Grace NJ. E. church. the Rev. DR..
J. d. Fox, pastor. for the 1880 service
the subject is ''The Spiritual Resurrec-
tion.' At $50 the pastor will give
the second of series of interpretations
of the Book of job. The subject is Act
II, "The Great Argument. This will
be a review of the controversy be-
tween job and his friends, and brings
out the wit. repartee, eensure and sar-
easm of the attack and defense of Job s
character. The members of the congre-
cation are requested to read the Book
of Job as a preparation for better APP
preciation of this course of sermons.
DR.. Bulhtt At New Market
Services will be exchanged to-mor-
row morning by the Rev. James F. Bull
lit and the Rev. o. H. Bridgman. The
Rev. Mr.. Bridgman will conduct the
usual 1880 service at st. Andrew S
Protestant Episcopal church, Nine
teenth and Market streets, and the
Rev. DIR. Bullitt will be at St.
Chrysostom' church, New Market, at
the same hour. The Rev. Mr.. Bridgman
also will teach the Men s Bible class at
st. Andrew church at noon.
DR.. Clayton Albert Smucker preached
last Sunday night to congregation
that filed every available space in the
auditorium of the Stevens Memorial
methodist Episcopal church, Thirteenth
and Vernon streets, on .'Witch Fads
and Frauds ,of To-day Tomorrow
evening at 7.S0 clock he will give the
second sermon lecture in. the special
series now in progress on Living in Its
Varying Forms and Shades. Other
sermons will be given in the following
orders May 2, tSigns of the Times; -
May 8, popular Form of Idolatry
Today" May lie, "Peter and the
KEYS to Heaven All of the sermon
lectures viii be accompanied by stirring
music
At the Pine Street Presbyterian
church in the morning the feature of
the music will be solo by Mr.. Sut-
ton, ''Judge Ne, o God" (Matthews)
At the evening service the series of SER
mons on Cod will be continued,
"The Inearnate God being discussed.
To set forth in :. clear and convincing
way the facts and proofs of the In
carnation is the object o. this discourse.
The choir will sing "The Shadows of
the Evening Hours" Barrie -Shelly),
and "Nune Dimmitis" (Rogers). On
Wednesday evening at the mid-week
service the topic will be "Our Beset-
ting Sins. The Senior C. E. Society
will be address at its meeting by Harry
Corl on "The Bible-The Worlds Su-
preme Book.
Bethany Mothers to Celebrate
The twenty-hfth anniversary of the
Bethany Mothers meeting will be cele-
brated on Friday, April so, in the aft
ernoon and evening. The years work
will be brought TO a close at this time
and those who began the work and
have continued il all these years will
be recalled TO mind in the evening pro-
gram.
Music at Messiah Lutheran church to-
morrow: Morning-Prelude, Golfer
toire in F Minor" Salome; offertory,
"Lullaby,' Eddy: soprano solo, "These