Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1919-05-24
PATRIOTISM IN
PINE ST. CHURCH
DR.. Nudge to Pay Tribute to
Men in the Country's
Service

The services at the Pine Street
PRESBYTERIAN Church on Sunday Will
be as full of patriotism as 1T is pos
sible to make them. At the morn
ing service, at 1890 a. m, the pastor,
the Rev. DIR. Nudge, will preach on
Our Immortals." This sermon VIII
pay tribute to the men of our nation
who served our country in the var
ious crises in its history, and Will
make clear how one may perpetuate
the characteristics which made them
great. and the ideals for which they
sacrificed life and treasure. AL the
evening service the pastor VIII
preach on Fighting to FinlshS
1t is expected that the man OF the
church and Sunday School, who nave
returned home after serving in the
army or navy in the war just ended,
as we'll as those who participated In
the Civil and Spanish American
Wars, will meet at the Boyd Me-
mortal building at Z p. M, ana pro
ceed in a body to the church Inc
families and friends of all those
whose names are on the church anu
Sunday School service roll nave peeh
most cordially invited to TINS ser.
vice. which will be an expression OF
annreciation for their services, and
of gratitude for their safe return.
At both these services the music
will be of the usual high order Dy
which Pine Street church is we'll
known At 3 a. M, the Bethahy
Chapel Sunday School will meet, ana
at u, M. the Division Street Chapel
Sunday School will hold its regular
session. LAO p. m, is the hour lot
the assembling of the Church sun
day School and Bible Glasses. Here
one may easily find just the class
suited to his or her tastes ana neeus'
In each of these Sunday School ser
vices the note of PATRIOTISM VIII pe
prominent. ,,
As the Sacrament of the Lords
sumner will be administered and new
Nom hers received on Sunday, June
| the Wednesday evening service
will he held in the church and VIII
he preparatory to the Communion
on Monday and Thursday evenings
at 7.3O o'clock the session Will meet
in the church parlor to receive ne"
members. The boys work OF the
church will be conducted during the
week as usual. On Tuesday evening
the Fife and Drum Corps meet LOT
practice at the Boyd Memorial puilG-
ing. On Thursday evening the DlVl-
sion Street Chapel Boy Scout Troop
will meet at the chapel on FRIDAY
evening the Boy Scout Troop of the
church will meet in their quarters
AFT the Boyd Memorial building.
THE Church Red Cross Auxiliary
has completed all the assignments
of work made it by the local head
quarters. and has therefore discon-
timed it's sessions for the summer,
planning to meet again in the fall
at such times as circumstances may
require.
Miss Whiteman, the director of
women and girls work, has taken
I'm her residence at the women ana
girls building, and is already ac-
lively engaged in promoting the IN
terests of the women and girls OIL
the parish. She will be glau 10
confer with any who may find her
advice and assistance helpful either
at the building or at their homes.
The following is the schedule
adopted for the church summer
camps all of which will be conduct
ed at Camp Boyd:
Friday, June 20; Thursday, July 3,
boys, aged 1914.
Friday, July 4; Wednesday, July
16. open period.
Friday. July IS; Friday, August l.,
older girls and women.
Saturday, August 2; Wednesday
August 13, younger girls.
Thursday. August IA; Monday,
August 25, boys, aged 1912.
Monday, August %; Monday, Sep
tember /, boys over IA.
Active preparations are also well
under way in connection with the
fourth annual summer Bible school
of the church and chapels. This
school will be conducted at the
church from Monday, July Z, to Fri
day. August /. The school is free
to the children of the Pine street
church and chapels between the ages
of seven and fifteen years. 1t is
under the careful supervision of the
session of the church, and the super
intendent and teachers are all train
ed educators.