Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1919-06-28
PATRIOTIC
AT PINE STREET
DIR. L. S. Nudge Will Speak
on "The Issue of the
Hour"

At the Pine Street Presbyterian
Church on Sunday the pastor, the Rev.
L. S. Nudge, ID. D., will preach morn
ing and evening. In view of the near
approach of Independence Day, the
sermons and services will be distinctly
patriotic. At the morning service the
subject of the sermon will be Liberty
Divine" The purpose of this sermon
will be to emphasize the fundamental
principle that liberty is Gods gift and
must be used for Gods glory. At the
evening service the sermon subject
will be, "The Issue of the Hour" This
sermon will ask the question whether
we, as Americans are to be loyal to
our spiritual heritage, or whether we
are to be subServient to the wiles and
whims of partisan politics. The regular
Sunday evening preaching services at
Bethany Chapel and Division Street
Chapel will be held as usual. The
three Sunday schools of the parish will
hold their sessions as follows: Bethany
Chapel, 8 a. M; Division Street Chapel,
1890 a. m, and the Church school at
lao p. m., as usual. The three Senior
Christian Endeavor Societies will have
their Sunday evening meetings at the
usual times and places.
On Wednesday evening a congrega-
tional meeting will be held in the lee
ture room at 7.45 p. m. for the pur-
pose of considering certain recommends
tions concerning church. improvements
to be submitted to the meeting by the
session and trustees. On Friday morn
ing, July 4. the Pine Street congrega-
tion will unite with other congrega-
tions in an Independence Day service
in the Market Square Presbyterian
FhN,N-.
and session. The knitting department
OF the Red Cross Auxiliary will omit
its meeting this week, and will hold
the final meeting of the season on
Friday, July IL, when representatives of
the knitting department will be at the
Women and Girls Building from IL a.
m. to 1880 p. m. to receive finished
work, and to furnish yarn for future
work during the summer to any who
may desire it. The meetings of this
department are discontinued for the
summer only because the quota as
signed the auxiliary has now been more
than met.
The first of three camps for the boys
of the parish is now being conducted
most successfully at Camp Boyd near
Losh's Runs, and will be brought to a
happy conclusion on July 3. Until
July 16 the camp is available for mem
bers of the church and chapeis who
may desire outings, and doubtless the
time will be well used. The older girls
and women will enjoy the camp from
July Is to August 1 the younger
girls from August to August 13. The
second camp for boys between the
ages of ten and twelve years will ex-
tend from August ii to August 26; and
the camp for boys over fourteen years
OF age from August &c to September 1.
1t is great pleasure to note a grow
ing and most healthy interest in these
helpful outings.
The fourth annual Summer Bible
School, conducted at the church for
the benefit of all the children of the
parish between the ages of six and fif-
teen years inclusive, will begin it's ses-
sions on Monday morning, July Z, at
a. M, and will continue for four
weeks. Already the enrolment exceeds
That of last year by at least twenty
hve, showing the great esteem in which
this school is held by the members of
the congrega tion