Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1919-07-05
SUMMER TOPICS
AT PINE STREET
Fourth Annual Session Sum-
mer Bible School Will
Open on Monday

CHuECn On sunday Ine pdSlOT, tAS
Rev. L. S. Nudge, D. D., will preach
morning and evening. The subjects
of the sermons will be suited to the
season of the year. The Adjourn
nant thought at the morning serv-
ice. The question will be asked,
Is it safe for us to adjourn our re-
ligion in the summer? Reasons viii
be given for thinking that the all
too common practice is a dangerous
one. The subject in the evening Will
be "Murmurings of A Brook" This
sermon will bring some lessons from
Gods out-of-doors indoors. All Wao
are anxious to maintain their spirit
ual life in vigor throughout the year
will find these services definitely
planned to aid them. The excellent
quartet of the church will contribute
as sual to the helpfulness of the
services. At Bethany chapel, the
assistant pastor. the Rev. John NJ.
Warden. will preach Sunday even
ing AT 7.30 o'clock. The Rev. h.
II. Baldwin, assistant pastor, hav-
ing 'eturned from his vacation. Will
occupy the pulpit as usual at Dl-
vision Street Chapel. the service be-
Senior Christian Endeavor Societies
at Pine Street. Bethany Chapel and
Division Street Chapel will meet as
usual at 6.45 o'clock. The topic to
be considered will be that appointed
for Christian Fndeavorers through
out the world.
The Wednesday evening service of
prayer and praise will be continued
as usual both at the church and at
Bethany Chapel throughout the
SUNNI er. This week the mid-week
charge of the Rev. H. H. Baldwin,
and the service at Bethany chapel
will be under the care of the Rev.
John NJ. Warden.
Cn Friday from II a. m. to 1880
n nj. the knitting department OF
the Red Cross Reserve Auxiliary
will meet in the Women and Girls
building. The auxiliary's quota of
knitted garments having been COM
pleted this meeting will be the last
for the summer. All those who are
knitting sweaters are urged to
finish them and return them on that
day. ANY one desiring yarn for fur
ther work during the summer may
obtain it at this time. If any sweat
er cannot be returned on this date.
please finish it and take II as soon
as possible to Mrs. E. z. Gross. %
North Front street Mark each
package with the name and ad-
dress of the knitter that due credit
NAV be given.
The Boyd Memorial building
hours for the summer are as fol-
lows: Week days, 1.009.S0 p. m.
SATURDAYS. 1900 m.-9 80 p. m. Sun
davs. 1900 m.-3.00 q. m.
The Boy Scouts will meet as usual
on Friday evening. The first of the
three boys camps conducted dur
ing the summer under the auspices
of the church has just reached its
conclusion. About TWENTY-FIVE diff
ferent boys were present for long
er or shorter portion of the time.
Until July Is the camp will be en-
loved by smaller parties of older
people who are arranging to avail
themselves of the fine equipment
of Camp Boyd. The next formal
church camp will begin on. July IS
and extend to Friday, August I.
This camp which promises to be
marked success will be for the older
girls and women of the church. Tt
will be followed by the camp for the
Younger girls which will extend from
Saturday. August 2, to Wednesday,
August 13. The second and third
camps for boys will follow-boys
between the ages of ten and twelve
years will be in camp from Thurs
day, August IA. to Monday, August
25; boys over fourteen years will
be in camp from Monday, August
%, to the close of the camping sea-
son.
The fourth annual session of the
summer Bible school of the church
begins on Monday at 9 O'Clock with
an enrolment much the largest in
its history. The faculty of this
years school is made UP of the fol-
lowing: superintendent, the Rev.
H. H. Baldwin and Miss Helen
KraTl: teachers. Mrs. E. A. Fletcher,
Miss Jennie Lutz. Miss Ida Stewart,
Miss Rebecca Stewart, Miss p
Tack and Miss Sara Tack. The
closing exercises of the school will
be held on Friday. August l. Until
that time the school will meet five
days a week, two hours and fifteen
minutes a day.
AS is obvious from the above the
Pine Street Church and chapels con-
tinue their activities unabated
throughout the summer months.