The star-independent. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1904-1917, 1915-03-06
Services at Pine Street
Church Will Be Pre-
ceded By Organ Re-
citalS
DIR. CAMPBELL
AT REDEEMER
'ofSA John r. Henry, Newly Elected
0rganist at Market Square Presby-
tsgian, VIII Enter Upon Duties at
1EeEntng SsFvics

At the Pine Street Presbyterian
church the pastor, the Rev. DR.. Nudge,
will begin tomorrow evening, at 7.30
O'Clock .. series of Sunday evening ser
mons that viii center around the gen
eral theme of "God." with the text.
"And this is life eternal, that they
might know Thee the only true God,
and Jesus Christ whom Thou hast
sent !" The topic of the sermon at this
first service wall he "The Permanent
God" Psalm 90:2, "From everlasting
to everlasting Thou art God" These
sermons will be continued through
March and April on the following
topics:
t'The Unacceptable God. '''"The Com
foFting, God, "The Pardoning God,
"The Ever-Present God 'The Pro-
viding God.' 1.-The Strengthening
God, The Incarnate God. Each serv-
ice win be preceded by an organ re-
citsl which begins at 7.l5 O'Clock. To-
merrow evening the following numbers
! VI bsonlayed at this recital:
I "Grahd Chorus in D. (Guilmant);
''Ie .Cygne' (Saint Saens.Guilmant) !;
"Toccata. Suite Gothique,n CBoell-
manl. The numbers by the choir on
Sunday are:
Morning-Anthem, "There Shall Be
No More Night" (Wood); anthem, 81
Am the Good Shepherd" (Chsfin).
Evening-Quartet, 1.-THE Mellow Eve
Is Gliding" GHolden); anthem, "Sav.
Jour When Night Involves the Skies
Shelley; solo by Mrs. Cox, "Be Mer-
eiful- Unto Me- 0Berwald|I
The Sunday school meets for the
study of the word of God in the after.
noon, the elementary departments at
f.30 O'Clock and the advanced depart
ments and adult Bible classes at 1.40
O'Clock. The midweek service for pray
er is held on Wednesday at 7.30 D. m.
The topic for discussion will be 1.-The
Earnest Life,' (Luke 2:4S).
The services of the Young Men 3
Bible class of the Lutheran Church of
the Redeemer, Nineteenth and Keusing-
ton streets. will be conducted to-mor,
row morning at $50 O'Clock by DR..
Il. z. Campbell, of Mechanicsburg,
president of Irving College and teach.
er of the Zion Lutheran mems class.
All members and friends of the Re-
deemer class are requested to be pres.
emit. A special program has been ar.
ranged
A. T. Morgan to Lecture
A. T. Morgan, of Pittsburgh, will
address tine Men 5 Club in the Stevens
Memorial Methodist Episcopal church.
Thirteenth and Vernon streets. at 7.30
o'eloek. He will give his notable lee.
ture on ''The Model Layman.' which
has been delivered before large audi
enees for some years past. Mr.. Morgan
IS enc, of the leading Methodist laymen
In the big iron city. He is the teacher
Of large Bible class in the Sunday
school of the South Avenue Methodist
Episcopal church, Williamsburg, Pitts.
burgh. James w. Barker. the Men 8
Club president, will preside at the
meeting tomorrow evening. The
church choir and the sweet singing male
chorus win sing.
Music at Market Square
The choir of Market Square Presby-
terian church win sing Mendelssohn 8
.Hear NV Prayer Sunday. March IA.
ut the morning service. The soloist for
the occasion will be Mrs. Wilbur F.
Harris. Mrs John R. Henry, who was
elected TO the position of organist, en-
tUzo hHtA nEl ntH uuEltS C1-m0ffOW
and will play the following numbers:
Morning, prelude, prelude and Fugue
IN E Minor" Bach; "Revsrie. Bald
win; "Ofertory,n Tours; postlude.
"Grand Chorus" Dubois. Evening.
prelude, ''The Question, the Answer, y
Wslstenholme; offertory, 1.-THE Swan, -
Saint-Saens; postlude, March He.
roic," Faulkes.
The regular order Of services in local
churches tomorrow follows:
LUTHERAN
Redeemer, Nineteenth and Kensing-
ton Streets-The Rev. Z. Victor Ro-
land, pastor. 1880, "Laid on God s
Altar 7.30, False Excuses. Sun
day school at $50. Junior c. Z. at 2.
Senior C. e. at $50. The men s BIZ
BILE clAss of the church of the Redeemer
exBecti large attendance Sunday DR..
E. E.. Campbell teacher of the men Is
Bible class of Zion Lutheran, will teach
the lesson. The adult Bible class,
taught by the pastor. Z. Victor Roland
expects a large attendance. Members
B.