Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1916-07-22
OF PULPIT AND PEW IN HARRISBURG
METHODIST DAY AT
LAKEMONT AUG. 3
DR.. Wilson, Bishop Mcdowell
and DR.. Taylor Speakers For
the Sessions of the Day

What has been planned and expect
ed as the biggest aud best Methodist
Day yet will be the program for
Lakemont park on Thursday, August
s. The Pennsylvania Railroad COM
pany has promised a special train
from Bedford 10 Hollidaysburg, and
from Grampian by way OF Tyrone to
Altoona, both trains 10 arrive at their
respective destination at $50 a m,
which will insure arrival at the
grounds in time for the morning ad-
dress by Rev. Clarence True Wilson,
D. D, secretary of the Board OF Tenn
perance, Prohibition and Public Nor
ais. of the Methodist Episcopal
Church, now residing In Washington,
d. c. DR.. Wilson would need no in
PRODUCTION TO a Central Pennsylvania
audience, and scarcely TO any Ameri-
can audience, having been heard
many times in every section of our
great country-from coast to coast
IN the interest of national and per-
sonsl sobriety.
Bishop William Frazer Mcdowell.
D. D. Ii. D, strong and able man
has been secured to make the after
noon address at $50 O'clock
A stereopticon lecture on World
wide Missions will give the evening
audience an opportunity to hear S.
Earl Taylor, Ph. D. secretary for the
board OF foreign missions of the Meth
odist Episcopal Church. The colored
pictures shown during the lecture
were secured under the direct super
vision of DR.. Taylor and give vision
OF the world-need that cannot be
gained by most people in any other
way.
II being the centennial Of the death
OF Bishop Asbury, the pioneer OF
early Methodism, fitting mementoes
aa~ = - - 4-a--
rem lem bTances in the shape OF but
ton, properly inscribed and showing
the mead Of Bishop Ashury. These
souvenirs Will be handled by the Boy
Scouts who care for the packages.
large and able reception commit
tee VIII be on the grounds 10 see that
visitors are properly welcomed and
directed. The Logan Valley Railway
company has promised ample provis-
ION Tor transportation between Altoona
ano Hollidaysburg and the park
PRESBYTERIAN
Calvary-Rev. Frank P. MacKen-
zie, morning worship. 1915; evening
worship. 7:S0; Sunday school. 2.
Bethany-Rev. John NJ. Warden.
80, Christian Confidence in Life's
Trials; Sunday school, 9; c. E. $50.
Westminster-Rev. E. E Curtis.
sunday school, s:45; II. Sin Does
Not Pray" c. E. $50; 7:30. Bless
ed Companionship."
morning service. l0:45; Sunday
school, 1915: Christian Endeavor.
|l5: evening service, 5.
OhTet-Rev. William 5. Cooke. Il.
The Crown OF the Year" 1:45. our
Goo Is q Consuming Fire" Sunday
school. 1915.
Marke Square - The Rev. George
= = \ ET9-r - -
SnaFely Rentz, assistant pastor. Sun
day school at e;45; c. E. at $50:
morning worship al II; subject, with
Jesus al the Seaside:" evening service
Soul - the
Pine Street, = Both services at Pine
street Presbyterian Church Tomorrow
will be in charge OF the Rev. ], 8
Armentrout, 1890. the theme will be
The Steadfastress Of Cod" $50
The Way TO Blessing"
Paxton = The Rev. Harry 3. King.
y and $50; Sunday school at 10; c.
Covenant - Sunday school aa5.|
II, Walking in the Light: Christian
En6eavor, $50; 80, Why Babylon
BAPTIST
81. Paul-Rev. E. Luther Cunning
ham, 1880, sermon by Rev. DR.. JOS
eph Spells; 5, sermon, By pastor.
What Think Ye?" Sunday school
1890: B. Y. P. L. $50.
Market Street-Rev. ". H. Dallrnar
1880, The New Commandment"
go, John 3: l2;" Sunday school.
1880.
First - The Rev ". s. Booth will
preach at 1890 on Living Epistles-
Sunday school 1890
Tabernacle. - Preaching services
tomorrow al 1890 and 1850 by fbe
Rev L z. Jackson; Sunday school a.
ll;So; also preaching al the Herr
street MISSION at 1880 and in the
Hungarian and Rumanian langIIag gas