Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1915-02-20
TRAIL HTTTERS" FROM
PATAGONIA" TO HOLD
MEETING IN Y. M. C. A.
Scranton's BILLY" Sunday
Converts, Fresh From
Revivals in Lackawanna
Valley, Will Arrive To-
morrow.

The Patagonia Trali-hitters' from
Scranton. Pa, body Of "Bllly" Sunday
converts which has held revival meet
ings throughout the Lackawanna Valley.
will conduct the regular Sunday after
noon meeting for men in the Central
Young Mems Christian Association tomor-
row. They will arrive tomorrow morning.
headed by Maurice Thomas, and after
the meeting Mt the Young Mems Chris
tlan Association, they will attend the
services at tho tabernacle in n body.
The body is so-called because It Is re-
crulted from tho section of Scranton
known as Patagonia, because OF Its hard
character Included in the membership
are merchants, doctors, lawyers and other
professional men, railroad men and
clerks. They have associated themselves
In this organization to continue the re-
vival spirit wherever 1t has been irsugu-
rated, and the rejuvenation OF many
Rible classes and the founding of new
classes in the sections they have visited
are due to their efforts
The Drop-in Bible Glass, preceded by
t5-minute musical service Will begin
at 3 O'Clock in the lobby. when the topic,
pray Much" will be discussed under
the leadership OF Thomas l.. Lawton. An
attendance much larger than usual is ex-
pected because the classes have Increased
in attendance each succeeding week.
Daily prayer meetings for members.
friends and the staff OF the association
will be held during Lent In the north
e ,rlor of the Central Y. NJ. G. A., at
ii 80 a. m. They will be led by w. irving
Lewis. Mr. Lewis will address the boys
Sunday afternoon meeting In the lst
Regiment Armory, Broad and Callowhlll
streets. at 4 o'clock tomorrow afternoon,
on "Bobs of Oxford" The address Will
be illustrated by stereoptlcon slides The
meetings, which are conducted by the
boys department of the Y. NJ. q. A., are
omen to any boy more than u years old.
In addition to the shop meetings sched-
uled for every day in the week, noon
day religious meeting will be held Tues
day in the shop OF the A. r. Moore Com
pany, 200 North Sd street. Prof. Homer
w. Rodeheaver will speak and play.
Pennsylvania r. r. Branch Y. M. 9. "A.
Motion pictures in the auditorium of
the Pennsylvania Railroad Branch of the
Young Mems Christian Association, 4lst
street and westminster avenue, VIII be
shown this evening at o'clock. There
will be feature reels on only Son..
The Rev Charles r. Erdman will ad-
dress members and friends at the
o'clock gospel service. Emma Dixon ana
Polly Jones will sing.
North Branch Y. NJ. c. A.
A musical entertainment by the Phil
harmonic Quartet, composed of Vandalla
HIssey, soprano; Margaret Ingram, con-
tralto: DR.. John p. Maris, tenor, and DR..
Andrew Knox, basso, will be given In the
lobby of the North Branch Y. M. C. A.
this evening, at the weekly social hour.
fhe quartet will be assisted by Horace
r.. Hood. baritone; Charles w. Stahl.
Miss Marie Detmer. readers; Harry
Monasevitch, vlolinist, and Clarence
Kohlman, pianist. William Burroughs
will sing.
The Rev. DIR. r w Farr. who ad
dressed a meeting Sunday afternoon on
Repentance and Faith" will again speak
tomorrow afternoon at o'clock on
Memory and Imaginatlon-the Creation
of Ideals" The speaker will answer all
questions on passages of the Scriptures
that are difficult to undertand. II they
are presented in writing at the beginning
of the lecture.
"Christ's Power over Disease" Is the
subject of lecture TO be given by the
Rev DIR. F. NJ. Wilson Friday evening, at
s o'clock, for men only. The sixth lee
ture on vocational guidance will be given
by f.. w. Norcross. religious editor of the
PUBLIC LEDGER, before the dormitory
men on Wednesday evening at o'clock
Mr. Norcross will speak on Journalism"
Reservations have been secured for the
dormitory men at the tabernacle for
Wednesday. Prof. Homer W. Rodeheaver
will speak to the Northeast High School
boys Wednesday afternoon. at o'clock.