Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1916-03-11
Harrisburg Slough Evangelistic Cam

register for the convention upon the
payment fee of one dollar.
Ladies will not be admitted to-mor-
row afternoon but they are to be ad-
mitted to the day sessions on Monday
and Tuesday. The Sunday meeting
Is the only one open to all men. Only
registered delegates will be admitted
to the other sessions. No credentials,
however, are required for admission
to the women's meeting in Zion Luth-
eran church on Monday evening, or
to the young peoples rally in Market
Square Presbyterian church Tuesday
night. The Rev. DR.. l.. b. Wolf, the
Rev. DR.. John Nj. Moore and Mrs. j.
Hal Smith, of West Africa, Will speak
ut the Woman's Rally. Denominations
al rallies will be held Tuesday after
noon as follows: Reformed at 4:3O
o'clock in the Salem church; United
Evangelical in the Harris street church
and Baptist in the First church: {:
Church of God at $40 O'Clock in the
Fourth Street church; Lutheran at
$50, in Zion church; Presbyterian in
Pine street church.; United Brethren
in First church and Episcopal in st.
Stephens church.
The additional speakers who will
make addresses at the sessions follow
Governor Martin q. BrumbauSh on
Monday afternoon: the Rev DR.. a. q.
Kynett, Monday night; the Rev. y. l..
Raymer, Tuesday; and the Rev. DR..
w. \. Chambers, who came from
Adana, Turkey, near the place of the
recent Armenian massacres will speak
on Tuesday evening.
The Lutherans are leading the list
with 245 registrations with the Pres
byterians a close second. Fifty stu
dents from Dickinson college; thirty
four from Gettysburg and a large
number from Albright and Lebanon
wi 10 6
The themes and speakers in the
churches of the city tomorrow fol-
low:
Lutheran
Memorial, 7:30, the Rev. Chas. l..
Fry, ID. D., Church Extension Secre-
tary of Lutheran church.
Bethlehem, 7:3O, the Rev. L. B.
Wolf, ID. D.. foreign mission secretary
of Lutheran church.
Zion. 1890, the Rev. S. W. Herman,
Christ Broadening the Vision OF a
Man
St. Matthews. II. the Rev. L. Z.
Snyder, Men for Church Work.
Presbyterian
Market Square, II, George Innes, of
Pine Street, 1880. The Rev. L. S.
Nudge. ID. D., The Mind of the
Master" 1880, The Desertion of the
Disciples"
Westminster, 7:3O, the Rev E. E.
Curtis, ours is Great Task
Covenant. 7:S0. the Rev. Harvey
Klaer, "A World Redeemed
Baptist
First: 1880. the Rev. W. II. Leslie
NJ. D., of Africa; 1880, Sabbath school
the Rev. f. A. Agar, NJ. D.; 1880, the
Rev. w S. Booth, pastor, Putting
Horizon Into Our Christian Service" 3"
Tabernacle: 1880. the Rev. f. a.
Agar, NJ. D., formerly of Africa; 1870
the Rev. c. A. Hare, d. D.. pastor, "A
Mans Job
Market Street: 1890, the Rev w.
II. Dallman, pastor, "A Big Mans
Work" 7:S0, the Rev. r. A. Agar,
NJ. ID.
West End; 1880. Phillip Reed, of
Tabernacle church.
Second: 7:3O. the Rev. w. II. Leslie
NJ. D., of Africa.
Methodist
Grace: $3.50, Opening session of
Laymen's Convention; addresses by
George Innes. of Philadelphia. and the
Rev. II. c. StuntZ, ID. D.. bishop Of
South America. 1880. William E.
Doughty. educational secretary of
Laymen's Movement.
Stevens Memorial: 1890, the Rev.
C. A. Smucker. d. D.. "Christianity
Triumphant; 7:30, Bishop Stuntz,
of South America.
Epworth: II, the Rev. J. d. w
Deavor, Gods Man"
United Brethren
First: 1890. the Rev. G. f.. Bough-
ter. Preparedness and Power for
Christian Men in the Church Mission"
State Street: 1916, the Rev. T.. O.
u. Bossler. THE Missionary Chal-
lenge to Men" 1880, Mrs. J. Hal
Smith, of West Africa.
Reformed
Second: 1O:30, the Rev. II. NJ. Bass
Ter. transformed Lives
St Johns: II, the Rev. G. w. Hart
man, The Church and Men"
United Evangelical
Park Street: 1915, the Rev. a. T..
Hangen, THE Greatest Barrier 60
World Evangelization' 1880, the
Rev. w. y. Chambers, ID. D., of Adana,
Turkey. Armenia"
Harris Street: 1890. The Rev. Geo.
Boiling Caldron.
Church of God
Nagle Street: 1880, the Rev. \. T..
kriner. "Fishers of Men"
Christian Church: II, the Rev. J.
C. Smith, pastor, THE Vision of a
World Task"
st. Stephens: II, the Rev. $. II.
Littell. of China.
St. Pauls II, the Rev. w. c. Hicks.
of Washington, D. c., Provincial
secretary of the province of Wash
ington; s, the Rev. S. II. Littell, of
China.
St. Andrews: II, the Rev. r. A
Sawyer. of St. Stephens Church; 7;30
the Rev. S. II. Littell of China.
Church of the Brethren
The Rev. d. II. Widder. H., The
OPPORTUNITIES of the Laymen."
The out-of-towr speakers and their
topics follow:
Stcclton
Centenary L. BIO and 1890, the
Rev. f.. J. Pace of the Philippines.
Presbyterian - 1855. the Rev. W.
y. Chambers, u. D., OF Adana, Tur-
key.
ST. Johns Lutheran - IL. the Rev.
L. b. Wolf, d. D., secretary foreign
missions of the Lutheran church.
Trinity Episcopal - 4, the Rev. w.
c. Hicks, ID. D.. of Washington, d. g.
MiddIctown
St. Peters Lutheran - 1880, the
Rev. +. Bergstresser, The Men of
,Iiddletown for the Man of Galilee."