Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1915-06-05
KINGS HERALDS To
GIVE ENTERTAINMENT
Children's Chorus of Fifty Voices
viii Be Big Feature of Diver
sified Program

Members of the Kings Heralds Mis-
sionary Society, of Grace Methodist
Episcopal Church, West State street,
will give an entertainment of music,
readings and songs by the children's S
chorus of fifty voices, in the lecture
room of the church Monday evening,
at 7.30 o'clock.
The features of the entertainment
will be the "Childrens Chorus" an ad-
dress by the Rev. DR.. John D. Fox,
and an informal talk about The Chill
dren of Other Lands" by Miss Julia
Bishop. Miss Ivie May Rahter Cook,
secretary and treasurer of the Kings
Heralds, has prepared the program
which will include:
Entry of the children, quartet sing
ing, Soldiers Chorus; recitation,
Ronemus: singing, "a Missionary
Carol" by Miss Dorothy Rankin, Mary
Emma Fisher, Jean Moses, Harriet
Stoner, Sara Hamer, Madeline Mckee;
plano solo, angel Kisses" Miss Doro-
thy Paul; recitation in song, The
Blind Girls Prayer" by Dulcie Evelyn
Jenetta Bartels and chorus of eighteen
voices; song THE Goose Girl" the
children's chorus; reading, American
ism," Easter John Koch; singing,
America" children's chorus and con-
gregation: recitation, Books of the
Bible" in order and reverse, Miss
Margaret MCKINLEY; vocal dut, "Over
Mary Emma Fisher; song, There's a
Big Cry-Baby in the Moon," children's
chorus; monologue, "Mollie's Mite
Box" Miss Harriet Stoner; reading,
"Our Flag" Master Dana Christman;
song, The Glow Worm," Children's
chorus, solo parts, Miss Katharine
Dubbs, Miss Jean Moses; recitation,
Tiny Little Rosebuds," Susan Miller,
Lena Householder, Orpha Meisenheld-
er, Elizabeth Barringer; piano solo,
Gottschalk, Last Hope, Miss Madeline
Mckee; recitation, THE Girl Who For
gets" Miss Sara Hamer; vocal solo,
"At the End of a Perfect Day." Miss
Katharine Dubbs; acrostic exercise, by
eleven girls.
METHODIST
Fifth Street.-The Rev. Edwin A
Pyles. 1890, Christ Overlooked"
7.30, The Man With a Handicap"
$50, class meeting; Sunday school,
2; Epworth League, $50.
Stevens Memorial - The Rev. DIR.
Clayton Albert Smucker. Sunday
ScnOOl, $50 lO.40, Inc oOul MAN
liest Quest" Epworth League. $50;
7.3O, "Man-Woman's Refuge and
Tower of Strength"
Epworth-The Rev. ]. D. w. Deavor.
! 0. class meeting; 10, twenty-fifth ami
versary of the organization of the Sun
day school: $50. Epworth League
service; 7.30. Darkest Three Nights
of the Bible" second discourse.
Ridge Avenue-The Rev. w. w
| Ia ri n fsTba shin M
jesus" 7.30. individual RESPONSE
bility to Cod" Sunday school, Q; Ep-
worth League, $50.
ST. Paul's = The Rev. Robert w
| Runyan. 1890, "The Gain OF
Righteousness" 73O, Faith and
Force;" Sunday school, Las; Epworth
| League, 6.45.
Grace-The Rev. j, D; Fox, D. D,
pastor will preach at 1890, Marks
by Which the Soul Knows the Saw
iour" and at 7:30, Goodness versus
Greatness; class meeting, $3.50; Sun
day School and Mems Bible class, 1:45;
Epworth League GAS.
Camp Curtin Memorial-The Rev
| A. S. Williams. pastor. will preach al
1880, Childhood Religion" and 1890
commencement of a series of sermons
High Peaks in the Life of Paul.
Cd High Peak of Information; class
meeting, $50; Junior League, 9:45;
Sunday School, 2; Epworth service
$3.50.
Asbury-The Rev. w. II. Gaines
pastor, will preach at II, Self Exami-
nation" and 8. holy communion; sun
day School, 2; Epworth League. Z.
Hartsock, b. d. 1890, an illustrated
sermon to children; Sunday school
$780, Childrens Day program at 7.3C
] by Sunday school.