Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1919-07-12
BUSY WEEK AT
PINE STREET
The Rev. Harold III. Baldwin
to Speak on Value of the
Commonplace Tomorrow

At the Pine Street Presbyterian
Church on Sunday the assistant pas
tor. the Rev. Harold II. Baldwin,
will preach morning and evening.
isThe Value of the Commonplace
will be the dominant thought at the
morning service. 1t will emphasize
rne recognizing and utilizing of the
commonplace things of life and will
make clear the rewards of so doing.
The subject of the evening sermon
will be "a Son and a Star" The
excellent quartet of the church
will sing. At Bethany Chapel the
assistant pastor, Rev. John Nj. War
den will preach on Sunday even
ing at 7.30 o'clock. The Rev. \. ).
Fales will occupy the pulpit at Divi-
sion Street Chapel, the service be-
Einning at 7.45 o'clock. The three
Sunday Schools of the Church VIII
meet as usual, the Church School
at lao p. NJ. an hour maintained
throughout the summer: the Beth
nny Chapel at 800 A. NJ. and the
lDivision Street Chapel School at
1850 A. M. The three Senior Chris
hian Endeavor Societies will meet at
the usual times and places. Much
anterest is being taken in THE Sala-
manders" or hot weather scholars
of tAe Sunday School. Any boy or
girl can become a "Salamander" by
being present every Sunday during
Duly, August and September. All
those present each Sunday during
this period will receive badge OF
recognition; also those who are alb
sent only one Sunday
On Tuesday afternoon the No-
mans Missionary Society of Division
Street Chapel will hold an open
meeting at the home of Mrs. Richard
Bowman at Rockville. Reports or
the Chambersburg Missionary Con
ference will be given by Mrs w. f.
Nipple and Miss Helen Goodyear.
on Wednesday evening the usual
mid-week service of prayer and
praise will he held in the lecture
room ard will be conducted by the
Rev Harold II. Baldwin. On Fri
day the Boy Scout Troop of the
church will hold its weekly meeting
Mt the usual time and place. The
summer schedule for the John +.
BOYD Memorial Building is as fol-
lows: weekdays from 100 2. NJ.
to $50 p. NJ Saturdays. from 1900
NJ. to $50 p. NJ, Sundays from
1900 NJ. to 500 =. NJ.
The second church camp will be
conducted from Friday, July 1S 10
Friday, August 1. This camp will
he for older girls and women and
will be iP charge of Miss Louise
whiteman, director of Women and
Girls Work. The camp will be
divided into squads, each squad in
turn having charge of the cooking
under the direction of Miss White
man. Much interest and enthusiasm
is being taken in these outings at
Camp Boyd. Loshs Run. This camp
will he followed by the camp for
Younger girls which will extend from
August . to August 13. Camps for
boys from ten to twelve will extend
from August IA to August %. Boys
over fourteen from August % to
Sent. /.
The fourth annual session OF the
Summer Bible School is now being
conducted at the church with an
average daily attendance of 95. The
faculty of the school is made up of
the following: Superintendents
Rev. Harold II. Baldwin and Miss
Helen Krall; teachers. Mrs. +. A.
Fletcher, Miss Jennie Lutz, Miss Ida
Stewart Miss Rehecca Stewart Miss
Ruth Tack and Miss Sara Tack. The
school meets from Monday to Fri
day inclusive. for two hours and
fifteen minutes a day 900 A.. NJ. TO
Ills A. NJ. until August 1 when
the closing exercises will be held
The school is free to all the children
tof the Pine Street Church and its
lChapels and is particularly import
ant as a supplement to the excellent
Sunday Schools of the Church.