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DECEMBERS, 1921, JHARRISBURCr TELEGRAPH COMMUNION SERVICES TO BE SATURDAY EVENING. HRt IN CHURCHES DEDICATION InlKUl JiUlUfi TOSPpHERE Dr. David S. Kennedy Will Preacn at Pine Street; Communion Service Tomorrow The Sacrament of the Lord's Sup will be observed at the Pine, Street Presbyterian Church Sunday rooming, at 10.30 o'clock. New members will be publicly welcomed at this time.

Preceding the Com munion service a communicants' prayer meeting will be held in the lecture room at 10 The Rev. Dr. David S. Kennedy, editor of The Presbyterian. Philadelphia, will preach at both the morning and evening services.

The Sunday Schools of the church and chapels will hold their sessions at the usual The nursery for children under, three years will be conducted at the women's and girls' building during the church Sunday School hour. Monday evening the class in basketry will meet in the women's and girls' building at 7.30 o'clock. The. Women's Missionary Society will meet in the church parlor at 7.3T o'clock. The Sunday School Bowling League will play at 8 o'clock in the Boyd Memorial Building, Boyd vs.

Trinity, McCormick vs. MacDonald. Tuesday afternoon the class in basketry will meet in the women's and girls' building at 2 o'clock. The Woman's Missionary Guild will meet In the lecture room at 7.30 o'clock. An illustrated lecture on "Slam" will, be given by Miss Jean Lane, Chambersburg.

There will be the annual election of officers. Thursday evening the Pine Street Mothers' Meeting will be held at 7.30 o'clock; the Bethany Mothers' Meeting at 7.15 o'clock. The Sunday School Bowling League will play at 8 o'clock in the Boyd Memorial Building, Juniors vs. Bethany. Friday evening Du Cercle Triangle will meet in the women's and girls' bull dingbat 7.30 o'clock.

Services at Christ Lutheran Next Week the Second Sunday in Advent will be observed by the pastor, the Rev. Dr. Thomas Reisch. preaching at the morning service on Abundant Entrance in the Kingdom of Our Lord," and at the evening service on "God Guarding the Interests of Man," in Christ Lutheran Church. Monday evening the teacher training class will meet.

The first half of the period; Prof. Ferguson will conduct the, lesson on teacher training. The pastor wilf" conduct the lesson study for the following Sunday di Ving the second half of the period. Tuesday evening the Young Women's Mis sionary Society will meet at tne parsonage. A program of recitations, music and a pageant.

"Songs of Gratitude" has been prepared' by the mossionary societies to be given Wednesday evening at 7.45 in the Sunday School chapel. The pastor will conduct the class in religious education Friday evening at 7 o'clock. He will be assisted by Merle Wampler and Gladys Gettel. Missionary Program at Harris afreet Church A missionary program, including special music and address under the auspices of the Young People's Missionary Society, will be given Sunday evening at 7.30 o'clock at the Harris Street United Evangelacil Church. The Rev.

A. H. Sanders, oast twenty years, will give a. de scription of his experiences. He is on a furlough, with head quarters in this city.

His family is spending several months in England. The program follows: Singing by the congregation; Scripture reading by Miss, Mabel Seip; superintendent of the society; prayer by the Rev. G. B. Gensemer, pastor; anthem by the Choir; stereopticon address by the Rev.

A. H. Sancers; selection Dy ue male quartet; missionary exercise, by five young ladies; offering; an nouncsments; doxolocy and benediction. Christmas Songs at St. Joh: rs Reformed The Rev.

Clayton H. Ranck, pastor of St. John's Reformed Church, will pri ach his third anniversary sermon to morrow morning. His theme will be: "A Backward Look to Secure a Forward One." The first of a series of sermons which will be continued at both services until Christmas on "The and His Kingdom" will be begun to morrow evening. The theme for to morrow evening is, "Why We Sing at Christmas Time." "Christmas Sing" will be held at the beginning of the service each Sunday evening, when many of the old and some of the more re cent Christmas carols will be sung by congregation and choir.

C. E. Notes The regular meeting of the Senior Christian Endeavor Society of the First Church of God will be held Sunday evening at 6.30. The topic, "Thy Will Be Done With Mj' Diana." will be discussed by Miss Anna Dugan. Special music will be rendered.

The Senior Endeavor Society of Maclay Street Church of Cod will hold its regular weekly meeting Sun day evening at 6.30 o'clock. Miss Verda Lay will be the leader of the evening. Reports will be made by the various officers of the society. The Juniors, will meet at 5.30, under the direction of Miss Elizabeth Gintzer. The lesson will be read by John Basehore.

The Revl Homer C. Knox, pastor of the Epworth Methodist Episcopal Church, of the "city, will be the speaker at Epworth League at the Grace Methodist Episcopal Church, Sunday evening at 6.30 o'clock. The meeting Is in charge of the Chris tian work committee of the league, with Mrs. Rees M. Lloyd, presiding.

Philip Burtner will lead the Mar ket Square Young People's meeting to morrow evening at 6.30 o'clock. Following xthe prayer meeting there will be a abort business at which the new constitution of the society will be adopted. Rehearsals have been started for the comedy, ATwaya in Trouble." that will be u. by the society On Technical School Auditorium Thursday January 2(. CH URCH DIRECTORY I St.

Mechanlcsburg The Rev. Dr H. N. Fegloy. 9, Bible School; 10.80, "The Relative Significance of the Three Advents of Christ;" 2.80, annual talent missionary 6.45, Luther League; 7.30, vesper service.

Calvary The Rev. E. H. Paar ll, That Fast Which Thou Hast;" 7.30, 'Christ Prefigured by Moses;" 10, Sunday School. Redeemer The Rev.

S. Shafer. ,10.30, "The Great Adventure;" 7.30, "The Genius of the, Christian Life." Holy Communion The Rev. John lienry Miller. 10.43? "Our Hope;" 7.30, thanUoffering service; 9.30, Bible School.

Messiah The Rev. Dr. Henry W. A HneAti 1ft S(1 unrl 7 31) nor. mens by the Rev.

Ir. Hanson; 2, Sunday School; 6.45, Young People's Society. Trinity, Camp Hill The Rev. Dr. E.

D. Weigle. 10.45, "The Lost Sheep;" 7.30, "Not Ashamed of the Gospelr" 8.30, School, "Paul in Mehita Rome;" 6.30, Luther League. "Thy Will Be Done;" installation of church officers at the morning service. Trinity The Rev." R.

L. Meisen helder. 11.15, "A Tru8 Advent Prayer;" 7.30, "The Name Jesus;" 10, Sunday School. St. Michael's The Rev.

James D. C. Witke. 10,, "When Does the Kingdom of God Come;" 7.30. "The Judgment;" 11.15, Sunday School.

Christ The Rev. Dr. Thomas Reisch. 10.30, "The Abundant Entrance Into the Everlasting of pur Lord;" 7.30, "Gbd Guarding the Interests of Man;" 2. Sunday School; 4.30, Men's Bible Class; 6.30, Christian Endeavor Society.

Memorial The Rev. Dr. L. C. Manges.

10.30 and 7.30, preaching; 2, Sunday School; 10, men's prayer meeting; 5.30, Senior Catechetical Class; 6.30, Senior Luther League; "Thy Will Be Bethlehem The Frank E. Jensen. 10.45, "Awaiting the Great Coming;" 7.30, "God's Existence Shown in Creations" 9.4, Sunday School, "Paul in Melita and Rome;" 5.30, Confirmation 6.15, Luther League will meet at St. Matthew's Lutheran Church. St.

Paul's The Rev. E. E. Snyder. 3, preaching; 2, Sunday School; 7, Christian Endeavor Society.

St. Matthew's The' Rev. E. E. Snyder.

11, "The Great Commandment;" 7.30, "A Missionary Pageant;" 9.45, Sunday School; 6, Christian Endeavor Society. Trinity, Lemoyne The Rev. LA. Bush. 10.45, "Your Redemption Draweth Nigh;" 7.30.

"Wi.viing Mra For Christ;" 9.30, Sabbath School; 6.30, Christian Endeavor. Augsburg The Rev. Dr. A. M.

Stamets. 10.30, "An Advent Admonition;" 7.30, "The Scarlet Cord;" 2, Sunday School; 6.30, Christian Endeavor. Zion The Rev. Wr. S.

Herman. 10.30, "The Christian's Privilege;" 7.30, "Abounding in Hope;" I. 45, Sunday School; 1.50, Men's Class; 6, Catechetical Class; 6,30, Luther League; 10, men's devotional BAPTIST First The Rev. William J. Lock hart.

10.30, Love That Is Immovable," Communion service; 7.30, baptism after the sermon; II. 45, Bible School, Market Street The Rev. W. S. Dunlop.

10.30," "Like Christ." a Communion service; 7.30, "Is the Religion of Christ Obsolete?" 11.30, Sunday School; 6.30, Christian Endeavor Society. Tabernacle The Rev. Richard W. Wickes, 11 and 7.30, preaching; 9.45, Sunday School; 6.30, Baptist Young People's Union. St.

Paul The Rev. E. Luther 10.30, "Covenant Meetings 7.30, preaching and Communion; 12.30, Sunday School; 6.3h B. Y. P.

U. Peace Chapel The Rev. Boyd Stanley. 3.30, Men's Bible Class; 7.30, preaching; 9.80, "Sunday School. Meeting being held at 605 Herr street.

Second The Rev. F. Jenkins, 10.30, sermon and watr baptism; 7.30, Communion; 12.30, Sunday School; 6.30. B. Y.

P. U. UNITED EVANGELICAL Harris Street The Rev, George Gensemer, 10,30, "The Branch Out of the Root of Jesus;" 7.30, Missionary Sanders, of the United Evangelical Mission in Hunan. China, will be the speaker. He will illustrate his address with pictures China; 9.30, Sunday School; 6.45, K.

L. C. E. Grace The Revv E. 10.45, 'The Church and the Revival;" 7.30, "The Handwriting On the Wall; 9.30, Sunday Schoo 6.30, Christian Endeavor; evangelis tic services every Sunday evenin Enola The Rev.

H. M. Ii 10.45, "The Word Made Flesh;" 7.30, "A Well Within;" 9.30, Sunday School; 2, Junior Christian Endeavor, Park Street The Rev. P. T.

T.ro cious. 9.30, Sunday School; 10.45, "Drifting;" 5.45, Junior Christian Endeavor; 6.30, Intermediate Christian Endeavor and Senior Christian Endeavor meetings; 7.30, Based on Character." CHinCH OP GOD Progress The Rev, A. L. Kriner. 10.30.

preaching; 9.30, Sunday School; 2, Junior Christian Endeavor; 6.30, Senior Christiln Endeavor. First The Thos. M. Funk. 10.30.

"What is Saving 7.30, "Led Out. To Be Led In Again;" 1.40, Sunday School; 3. Junior Endeavor; 6.30, Intermediate and Senior Endeavor. Derision Day be observed in the Sunday School and the Junior and Intermediate Undcavor Societies. Linglestown The Rev.

A. L. Kriner. 7.30, preaching; 9.30, Sunday School. Maclay Street The Rev.

Jay C. Forncrook. 11, preaching; 7.30, Evangelistic services; 9.45, Sunday School; 5.50, Junior Christian Endeavor; 6.30, Senior Christian Endeavor. Xagle Street The Elmer E. KeufTman.

10.45. "What Jesus Said Concerning His Being Anointed by Mary;" 7.30, "Result' ofr Honorlns t'od;" 1.30.' Sunday School; 6, Junior Christian Endeavor; 6.4o, 'Senior Christian Endeavor. 1 REFORMED St. John' The Rev. Clayton H.

Ranck. 11, pastor's, third anniversary sermon; 7.l, "Why We Sine; at Christmas;" .45, SuCay School; 6.30. Christian 'Endeavor. Salem The Rev. Ellis f.

Kremer. 11 and 7.30. pteachin; 9.45, Sunday ScbooL Fourth Tke Rev. Homer Bkyles 10.41. "the.

deed Measure of Lifetrfv 7.10, TbeTatrlarcb Follow ere of God;" M. Sunday School; .30, Heldelburs lAaxue. UNITED BRETHREN Derry Street The Rev. J. A.

Lyter, D. D. 10.80 and 7.30, sermon by the pastor; 2, Bunday School; 6.80, Intermediate Christian Endeavor. First 10.30, preaching by Dr. I.

E. Runk, Annville; 7.30, service in charge of the Young Men's Bible Class and sermon by Gordon Hinkle, member of class; 1.45, Sunday School; 6.45, Y. P. S. C.

E. State Street The Rev. H. F. Rhoad.

10.45, Communion services; 7.30, Communion services; 9.30, Sunday School 6.30, Y. P. S. C. E.

Calvary, Lemoyne The Rev. F. T. Kohler. 10.30, "The Leadership of Jesus Christ;" 7.30, "A Victor Over Difficulties;" 9.30.

Sunday School; 3.30, Junior Christian En deavor; 6, Intermediate Christian Endeavor; 6.45, Senior Christian Endeavor. Sixth The Rev. J. Owen 10.80 and 7.30, Holy Communion services; 2, Sunday School; 6.20, Christian Endeavor; 9.46, praise service. Otterbein The Rev.

S. Edwin Rupp. 10.30, "That Ye May Obtain;" 7.30, "The Judgment Seat;" 2, Sundays School; 6.30, Christian Endeavor. West Fair view The Rev. S.

A. Crabill. 10.45 and 7, worship and sermon; 9.30, Sunday School; 2, Junior Chrfstian Endeavor; 2, Senior Christian Endeavor. MISCELLANEOUS International Bible Students' As sociation Local elders. 1.4R, "The Divine Plan of the Ages" 8, Sunday School lesson.

Gospel Hall 10.30, "Breaking of Bread;" 7.30, Gospel preaching by Evangelist William Pinches, of Ni agara Falls, N. 2.30, Sunday School. Christian and Missionary Alliance The Rev. R. L.

Tressler. 9.30, Sunday School; 10.30, "Palatable Fruit;" 6.30, Young People's Society; 7.30, "Dangling Lives;" 7.45; Tuesday Bible Study; 7.45, Thursday prayer; 3.45, Saturday, children. Reformed Mennonites The Rev. John I. jMiller.

Preaching in Odd FellowiT Hall. 304 North Second street, at 10.30 o'clock. METHODIST Fifth Street The Rev. Dr. Dorsey X.

Miller. 10.30, "Unbelief;" 7.30, "International Gold Coin;" 2, Sunday School; 6.30, Epworth League. Stevens Memorial The Rev, J. Howard Ake. 11, "Salvation Through Obedience;" 7.30, "The White Cross," by Mr.

W. J. Van Dyke; 10, Sunday School. Riverside The Rev. Thomas M.

Stone. 10.30, "Loving God," reception of members; 7.30, "Sin and Salva tion;" Sunday School; 6.30, Epworth League. St. Paul's The Rev. William Moses.

10.30,v preaching; 7.30, preaching; 2, Sunday School; 6.45, Epworth League. Kidge Avenue The Rev. H. Willis Hartsock. 1.1, "Religion in the Home Circle;" 7.30, "A Religious Review," Sunday School; i6.30, Epworth League.

Epworth The Rev. Homer C. Knox. 11, "Christ Our Ransom;" 7.30, "Inward, Onw.ard, 9.45, Sunday School; 6.80k Epworth" League. Camp Curtin Memorial The Rev.

H. Brunstetter. 10.45, jfeachtng, the Rev. E. R.

Heckman7.30, preaching, the Rev. E. R. Heckman; 9.45, Sunday School. The observance of tho.

Fifth Anniversary of the new church. Camp Hill The Rev. J. Melnll Williams. 11, "The Comprehensiveness and Spirit of Christianity; 7.30.

"The Teacher and His Bible," by Dr. Peffley; 9.45, Sunday School; 6.15, devotional meeting of the Epworth League. Grace The Rev. Dr. Robert Bag nell.

11, "The Highest Peak" of the Old Testament;" 7.30, "The Great Reconciliation." PRESBYTERLIN Market Square The Rev. Dr. George Edward "Hawes. 9.45, Sunday School; 11, morning worship; 6.30, Christian Endeavor; 7.30, evening worship. Calvary The Rev.

Raymond D. Adams. 10.45, "Temptation;" 7.30, "Sons of God;" 9.30, Sunday School. Trinity The Rev. John Martin Warden.

7.30, "The Secret of 9.30, Sunday School; 7.30, the Sacrament of the Lord's Supper. OUvet The Rev. S. A. Bower.

10, Communion of the Lord's Supper; 7.30, "The Desert and the Rock;" 10, Sunday School; 4, Junior Christian Endeavor; 6.30, Senior Christian Endeavor. Westminster The Rev. Henry W. Miller. 11, "Working Out Salvation;" 7.30, preaching by the pastor; 9.45, Sunday 6.4S, Christian Endeavor.

Imnianuel 10 and 7.30, the Rev. D. Earl Daniel, of Conemaugh, will preach at both 11.15, Sun day School. Covenant The Rev. Harvey Klaer.

11, "The Cross of Christ;" 7.30. "A New Heart;" 9.30, Sunday School; 6L30, Christian Endeavor. Capital Street The Rev. Dr. B.

M. Ward. 10.45, "How to Win in the Christian Race;" 7.30, "Centers of Influence in Life;" 12.15, Sunday School; 6.45, Christian Endeavor, i F.HISCOPAI, St. Paul's The Rev. Stephen Dows Thaw; 8, Holy 9.30, Sunday School; 10.30, morning prayer; 11, Holy Eucharist with sermon; 7.30, evening prayer with address.

St Stephen's It, Holy Communion; 10, Church School; 11, Holy Communion and sermon by rector ion "The Holy Scriptures;" 7.30, (monthly ajusical The Church of the Holy Cross The Rev. Willoughby M. Parchment 11, 4 jitany and Holy Communion, sermon by the Rev. Henry Lj Phillips D. of Philadelphia; 12.30.

Church SchooH 8, evening prayer and sermon by W. Phillips. CHRISTIAN SCIENCE First ll.s 7.30, "God the Ohry Cause and Creator;" 11, Sunday School; Wednesday, 8, Testimonial meeting. CHURCH, OF THE BRBTHREX Hummel Street The Rev. William K.

Conner. "The Whole Armor of God;" 7.80. "The Thousand Years;" 10, Sunday School; 6.45, W. S. '( A.M.

E. i Bethel The Rev. H. Farelra. 10.45, "The Dart;" 7.30, "Dome What God Orders;" 1, Sunday School.

A. HON Wesley UnionThe Rev. Stephen A. McNeill. 11.

"The Power of Chris, tian Hope;" 7.45, "The Saving of Our Souls;" 1, Sunday SchooL ApLETIC ASStttlATTOX TO HOliB4 BEAN SUrPJCK The young men or the 'Athletic Association at Graces Methodist Church are arranging; for a baked bean supper. and moving picture entertainment next? Friday evening. to oe rrven tat assembly foom or the, Church. 1 Anniversary ANNIVERSARY The" Camp Curtin Memorial Methodist Episcopal Church will observe or the new church. The Rev.

Dr. E. R. Heckman will be the young men will be received into the church. A effort also will be made 18 now The Sunday School is raising $1,000 to be resented by departments and iuiB wm meaa a.

reuueuon mishear i waa tvuciuuuii xji, xicuiiiittn wm MANYMEETINGS IN ZlbN CHURCH Every Member Visitation Will Be Made by Men of the' Congregation The paStor of Zion Lutheran Church will preach at both services to morrbw. After the morning sermon upon "The Christian's Privilege," the visitors for the every mefn ber visitation, wM be commission.dd for their task. A large number of men will undertake to visit each home in the interests of upbuilding and extending the influence of Zion. Despite the inclement weather of last Sunday the men's class had 113 present. The senior cathechetical class will meet at 6 o'clock.

The Luther League will be held at 6.30. This is the week for the outlines of sermons" to be handed in for the month of November. At the evening service a sermon full of good cheer will be preached upon the theme "Abounding in Hope." Monday evening the Vestry will meet and the pastor will submit his sixteenth annual report. The young women's missionary society wHJ also meet at the church. The board of trustees of "Gettysburg College will holdS an all day midwinter session in Zion Monday.

Tuesday the State Federation of Churches will hold their annual meeting in Zion. The Ladles' Aid Society, the Teachers Training Class and the Teachers' Association will hold meetings Wednesday. The midweek service will he conducted by the men's class Wednesday, owing to the pastor's attend anceupon the meeting parish and "church school board" in Phlla Pdelphia. Friday the Boy and Girl Scouts, the choir and the, Kugler Women's Missionary meetlrig3 will be held. The Catechetical class will convene Saturday afternoon at 2 and will be followed by the Light Brigade at 2.30.

The later organization is planning to be host to a large group of needy little folk during the Christmas holidays. The time for the reception pf new members and the 'celebration of the Holy Communion will be New Year's Day. Communion. Sfirvice at Olivet Presbyterian The of the Lord's Supper will be held in Olivet Presbyterian Church to morrow mornyig at 11 o'clock, at which time new members will be received Into church fellowship. At the evening service, the pastor, the Rev.

S. A. Bower, wilL preach a sermon on "The Desert and the Rock." The Christmas bazar, under the auspices of the Ladies' Aid Society, wilLbe held next Thursday and Friday. Mrs. Guy E.

Twigg, 1832 Re gina street, is chairman of the Committee on Arrangements. Rehearsals will be held during the coming week for the Christmas pageant, to be given Monday evening, December 26. A service, under the title of "White Gifts For the King," will be held during the school hour Christmas Day. The names of Mrs. Guy Jwigg, Mrs.

William Gable, MroL William 'Hawk, Mrs. William T. Orr, and Mrs. John E. E.

Peters have been added to the general committee. A candy committee is composed" of Harry Weid man, John W. Craver and Charles D. Himes. 1 Is DraVn Per Dirty on Jury; Excused Because of Age Dec.

3. W. M. Hull. aged 10S years, a resident of Jamestown, a near here, was drawn as a juror forfthe November civil list.

The aged man was anxious to serye bat members of his family toldhe court they feared he could not stand the statin and heWas excused. Vr. Hull ta active" desalts his aze. He I takji lens; watt dally in the vlcin of Carrifi. Curtin Dedication or it is estimated.

Tne indebtedness alter dedication was xiuia me iourxu quarterly conrerence. usic in the Churches MESSIAH LUTHERAN CHURCH Morning Prelude. "Prelude is) Chadwick; anthem, Clap Tour Hands," Buck; offertory.V'Ari dante con Moto," Loud; trio, "Lo My Shepherd Is Divine" (Sudds), Mrs. Izer, Mrs. Klys and Mr.

Roberts; postlude, "March of the Crusaders." Liszt. Evening Prelude, (a) "Lrghet to," Paul d'Acosts; (b) "Elegia," Ravanello; anthem, "How Amiable Thy Dwellings," Schnecker; offertory, "Meditation in Flat," Cadman; solo, "Hear My Cry Lord" (Wooler), Gwilyn, Watkins; postlude, "Grand Choeur in Montgomery. ST. STEPHEN'S EPISCOPAL Monthly musical service Processional hymn, "Rejoice, Rejoice Believers;" "Magnificat," Steane; "Nunc Dimittis," Steane; anthemj "Prepare Ye the Way of the Lord," Jewell; soloists, Harry Etter and David E. Malick; baritone solo, "But Who May Abide the Day of His Coming" (Messiah), (Handel), Lawrence Ginter; organ, "Rhapsodic Triste," Carbonara; antiiems, (a) "When the Son of Man Shall Come," and (b) 'ijhese Are They Whish Came," from "Penitence, Pardon and' Peace," Maunder; recessional hymn, "Thou Art Coming." FIFTH STREET METHODIST Morning Prelude, "Sunshine and Buck; Not Your Heart Be Myles E.

Foster; offertory, "Song Without Words," Fibich; postlude, Festivo," Boslet. Evening Fifteen minute organ" recital, Miss Violet E. Cassel, organist; (a) "Fantasia," Tours; (b) "Song in the Night," Wilkes; an theni, selected, Teen Age Girls' Glee Club; offertory, "Ave Marie Stella," Grieg; anthem, "Now the Day Is Over," G. Herbert Knight postlude, "Gothic SALEM REFORMED Morning "Prayer," anthem, "Sing and Rejoice Daughter of Zion," Lansing; Wrangell soprano solo, "God Shall Wipe Away All Tears" (Hark er). Miss Carr; 'Temple Vincent.

Evening "Cantilene," sVelley; anthem, "The Sun Shall Be No More Thy Light by Day," Woodward; "Chant, d'Amoue," Gillette; duet for soprano knd contralto, Miss Carr and Miss Bahn; "Postlude," Calkin. BETHLEHEM Morning 1 Prelude, "Allegretto: Giojoso," West; anthem, "Christian, the 'Morni" Shelley; anthem, ''Prepare the Way of the Lord." Garret; offertory, "Antierine," Batiste; 'Marcne Sblennelle," Mailly. Evening Prelude, a) inE Fat," d'Evryij; (b) 'Evensong," Johnston; quartet, "The Shadows of the Evening Matthews; offertory, "Offertoire in Av Flat," Batiste; postlude, VPostlUde: in' Maitland. MARKET SQUARE Morning Prelude, "Anddnte." anthenv "Prepare the Way of Lordr Garrett offertory, "Cradle Song," Schnecker; postlude, "Postlude Ahdante Con Volckmar. Evening Prelude, "Am Evening Benediction," Diggle offertory, Sc.hnecker; anthem.

"Jesus Word of God Incarnate," 'Gounod; hymn by the choir; postlude, Merkel. GRACE METHODIST EPISCOPAIj Morhintr T'Prelude, "Cahzonetta." in A Major, "Strickland; anthem. Come Let Us Worship," Mendelssohn. Dr. Jones and Chorus; offertory solo.Chrlst on the Mount of Olives," rafethoven).

Dr. Leon Jones; "Postlude," Saint Saens. Evenings "Prelude in FlatCl m4m r.rno napce; ina uosi Chord" (by (Sullivan Brewer), Mrs. B. Reeves and chorus; "Postlude," Reed.

Dr. Leon Jones, tenor of Chicago, will be guest tan or at the morning service. the fifth anniversary of the dedication During the morning service a class ol to reduce the degt of thechurch, which classes after the morning sermon. FIRST CHURCH OF GOD Morning Pfelude, "Ave Maria, Richmond; anthem, "Great and Marvelous," Turner; offertory, "Vir ginia Intermezzo," "Diggle; postlude "Paufare," Lemmens. Evening Prelude, "Adagio in A Flat," Volkmar; anthem, as Am," Meredith; offertory, from Bee thovejn; ouartet, "Hide.

Me Under the Shadow of Thy Mat thew; postlude, "Grand Chorus," Guilmant. OTTERBEIN B. Morning Prelude, "Pastorale, Flagler; offertory, Harris; anthem, Paradise," Ira B. Wilson; postlude, "Sortie Solen nelle," Aeidermeyer; Evening Prelude, "Lento Ex pressivo," Ketelbey; anthem, "Dear Lord, With Us Abide," Henry Wil dermere; offertory, "Melodie Reli gieuse," Tours Calkin; anthem "Seek Ye the Lord," J. V.

Roberts postlude, Trionyshale, Wachs. PINE STREET CHURCH Morning 1 Prelude, "Familiar Hymns;" offertory, "Communion," Dubois; postlude, "Choral," harmonized by J. S. Bach. Evening Prelude, Ambrose Thomas; anthem, "I Will Lay Me Down In Peace," Gadsby; offertory, "Pastorella," Wa'reing; anthem, "In the Last Days It Shall Come to Rogers postlude, "Concert Overture in Major," d'Ev ry.

ZION LUTHERAN Morning Prelude, "Elevation," Guilmant; anthem, "Arise, Shine," Buck; offertory, "Salut d'Amour," anthem, "Blessing and Glory," Lewars; postlude, "March in Flat," Silas. Evening Prelude, "Prelude," Hopkins; quartet, "Saviour, When Night Involves the Skies," Shelley; offertory," "Prayer," Gospel hymn;" postlude, "March Moore. CALVARY. TRESBYTERIAN Morning Prelude, "Adasrio," Stephens; anthem, Jesus Thou Art Standing," Ambrose; offertory, "Andante Religioso," Lort; postlude, "Andante," Lott. Prelude, "Evening Song," Sobumann; 'anthem, "Praise Him With Brown, (by re offertory, "Offertoire," BerioU postlude "Allegro," Merkel.

IIUIST LUTHERAN Morning Preaching; anthem, 'Behold the Days Come," Woodward; anthem, "Sing Unto' God," Schenecker. Evening 7.30,' preaching; anthem, "Unfold Ye Portals," from Gounod; duet," "Abide With Me" (Jerome), Miss Beachley and Mr. Wenrich; Azalea Wigfleld, organist. FIRST BAPTIST Morning "Prelude in Pauer; "Offertoire In Batiste; "Postlude in Tours; anthem, "In the Hour of Trial." Broome. Evening "Prelude in "Andante." Mozart; "Festal March," Calkin; anthem, For a Closer Walk With.

God," Foster. niMANCEL PRESBYTERIAN Morning "Thy Will Be Done." adapted from Mendelssohn, Wil i'. 1 Evenine "Father ..5 Keep Us in Thy Care." arranged by "The Lost Chord." by D. F. HOdges; incident tal solos, Mrs.

John E. Feeser and Miss Anna Boyer director, Mrs. John E. Feeser. AT HOLY CROSS Missionary services will be held at the Church of the, "Holy Cross every night during, next week, beginning at 8 o'clock, except Tuesday' and Saturday nights.

The mto siener will be the Ven. Archdeacon Phillips, of Philadelphia. LASS TO MEET Atxhe session of the Men's Or ganised Bible Class, Zion Lutheran Church, Sundays afternoon at f.56 o'clock, George' A. Kilns will speak on "Paul la Mslita and In Rome." SEION TUESDAY I Will Hold Last Regular Meeting at Ridge Avenue Church The rejgular session of the Teen Age City Union Leadership Training School will be held Tuesday evening1 at Ridge Avenue Meth odist Church. At 6.30 the school will have a supper together, wth President Russel McCahn toastmas There will be several three minute speeches tipan the value, of the leadership training' school.

It is possible that the outline of the best speech will' be used in the pro posed minute boy campaign to be started December' 11, to boost the proposea graduation exer cises; of the school' and the great Methodist young people's mass meeting in Ridge Avenue Church. December 13. Following the supjer there will be a thirty minute model recrea tional and social program in charge of the committee. The program has been built along' the fourfold lifeline of work. Only members of the class apd the faculty, which Includes all the ministers of th city, will be present.

At 8 o'clock the regular class work will be resumed. Dr. Wilbur Norcross will complete his lectures on "General Teen Age Psychology' Dr. George PrestonMaina lecture upon "The Resurrection and Its Challenge to Youth." The Rev, H. W.

Hartsock will give his closing lesson in "Training World Chris tians," and the Rev. E. C. Keboch will conduct a symposium upon "The Opportunity Vocations Within the Church Offer to Young People," The contest for the banner shows that the race is close. It wftt be awarded by attendance and scholar ship.

This is an important fature of the graduation exercises to be held December 13 at Ridge Avenue Church, White Cross Service at Stevens Memorial The Rev. J. Howard Ake, pastor of Stevens Memorial Methodist Church, will speak "Salvation Through Obedience," at the morning service, which immediately follows the Sunday School session. In the evening a special service, under the auspices of the American White Cross, a Methodist organization, wDl be held." The object of this meeting Is to gain greater interest and sympathy for this grreat humane movement, and to call attention especially to the children's home at Mechanics burg, and the home, for the aged at. Tyrone.

Some of the children from the Methodist Home in Mechanlcsburg. will be present, and; Warren VanDyke, of the field generals, will tell of the work being done and the plans for the future. Special music by, soloists andthe large choir feature both services. A Dr. Becht to Address Grace School Monday Dr.

J. George Becht, deputy superintendent of the State Depart ment of Public Instruction, will be the assembly speaker at the school Religious Education Monday evening at 8.15 o'clock. In the various classes the following subjects will be discussed Monday evening; "Contemporary Jewish Religions," Dr. George Preston Mains; "The First Disciples," Dr. George W.

Hull; "Bible Reading," Prof. W. S. Strawinski; "Home Missions and the Problem of Prejudice," Dr. C.

D. Koch; rThe Kingdom and the Nations," Mrs. Harvey F.v Smith; "Subsidiary Forces Making For Good Citizenship," Dr. George E. "Jesus' Moral Courage Tested" and "Parliamentary Law," Fred J.

Hartman. 1,794 Cancer Deaths in Philadelphia This Year Philadelphia, Dec. 8. Deaths from cancer in Philadelphia Jotaled 1,79 last' year, Dr. C.

Lincoln Fur bush, director of the department of public health, declared in a bulletin just Issued. Of these 762 were men and 1,032 women. "The mortality from cancer exceeds that bronchial pneumonia and closely approaches the death rate from: lobar pneumonia' and tuber he added. "Cancer is a curaMe disease when treated early. Some of the causes of cancer cin be controlled, while others are not well understood.

The death rateifrom the disease can be reducrd if patients can be persuaded to seek treatment in its early stages." Deaf Mutes "Sin" by Using Sign Language rittsburjeh. Dec. 3. Using the sign language, fifty deaf mutes the Star Spangled banner here recently at a service commemorating the, birthday of Father Charles Michael De L'Epee, the Frenchman who, more than 150 years ago, Ijvented the finger language and. opened the first school for the education of the deaf.

Mrs. E. R. Sawhill, chairman of the meeting, the signs to request the audience tb arise and then, in complete silence the song was rendered, This was followed by a sign language lecture by R. P.

McGregor of Columbus, Ohio, an official of the National Association of the Deaf. FniEMEN ELECT OFFICERS I iston, Dec. Henderson Fire Company, No. 1, Lewistown, elected its officers for 1922. as follows: President.

G. K. McClintlc, who has beerT the president of the company or the past fifteen years; secretary, Steve Hassett; treasurer, Ralph B. Montgomery; trustee, L. R.

Peck, J. W. Price and Sol. Samuel son; delegate to State convention, Jamco Davis. ANNIVERSARY DAY AT ACTIVITIES AT MARKETSQUARE Men's Bible Class to Meet Thnr day Night; Form Athktk Association The Rev, Dr.

George Edward Hawes, pastor of Market Squar Presbyterian Church, will preach oi "When Did God Cease Functioning With at the morning servloa In the evening his subject is "Providence as Aa Officer, Who gay a Move On" The week's meetings Include; Boj Scoute. Monday night; mid wees prayer and praise' service, Wednesday night; Girl Scouts, Thursdaj night; Women's 8ewlng Guild, Friday from 10 to women's prayer, meeting at Lochiel Mothers' Meeting at 7,40 Saturday morning sewing school. Thursday night the Men' BftU Class, taught by 3. Henry Splcer, will hold a social and a businesi meeting. All men of the congregation have been urged to attend this, The young men of the congregation have organized the Mrti bquare Athletic Association, Thej are receiving some financial support, but are asking for more, Leonard Looker is their treasurer.

Th young men need new uniforms and a siiiiwaiuin xioor. The pledges made by the worn for the support of missionaries art due. Mrs. C. M.

Rhodes, the treasurer, Is asking that they be sent her at her address, 800 North Second street. Will Hold Instates on Religions Education Under the leadership of the Rev. Dr. Charles Peters, of Philadelphia, an Institute will be held in Salem Reformed Church Monday afternoon at 2 o'clock and evening al 7.30 o'clodk, in the fntt Weekday Religious Education and Daily Vacation Bible Schools. Tin Institute Is particularly for the of fleers and teachers of the Reformed Churches of Harrisburg and vicinitj and is One of a number of the kind that are being conducted by th Sunday School Board," with, which Dr.

Peters Is associated. The afternoon period will be de. voted tp two addresses one by Dr. PeterS on "The Need and Posslblli ties of the Week Day Church School" and the other by the Rev. Charles Rbckel, of Mechanlcsburg, on to Conduct a Dally Vacation BIbli School Parii uf fm df follow each address.

The evening session will be a popular nature, addressed by the Rev. Alfred Nevin Sayrea, of the Second Reformed Church, on Adequate Religions Education in the Local Church" and by Dr. Peters ra "The History and Importance of Week Day and Dailj Vacatio Bible Schools," the latter address to be dostrated wltlt stereopticon slide. Tickets Are Placed on Sale For Legion Comedf, "HeUo AT Tickets have been placed on sale for "Hello Al," the musleal comedy to be presented this month by Harris burg Post, No. 27, American and can be obtained from any member of the local post.

The members of the Woman's Auxiliary will also assist In disposing of the tickets. A prize consisting of a gold piece will be given the Legron member selling the greatest number of tickets while a similar prize will be awarded the member of the Woman's Auxiliary selling the greatest number. Show headquarters have' been opened in the" rooms of Harrlsburg Post, American Legion, at lOt North Second street In the Berkeley Building. Milkjor, Pupils Who Are Undernourished Lock Haven, Dec 3. Pupils who are undernourished and underweight are being sold half pint bottles of milk at the market priee of two and one half cents as part of the health program in the public schools of this eUy.

Many At has been foan'd, come to school with little or; no breakfast and as a result of malnutrition are unable to apply themselves to their school work. 1 There are a number of children who are in need of the milk but whose parents a're unable to bear the cost. Only the teachers know which children these are and their names are kept from the other pupils to avoid injuring the feelings of those who are in need. Conditions Required For Successful Potato Storage The requirements for the successful storage of potatoes are summed up by the United States Department of Agriculture as follows: The tubers must be protected from extremes of cold aad heat A temperature ranging from 35' degrees to 40 degrees is considered satisfactory. Sufficient ventilation must provided to remove foul air and exeess moisture.

The storage house must be so constructed as to make it possible to exclude the light, as the table quality of potatoes quickly deteriorates if they are exposed to light. The tubers should be dry an (Treasonably free from dirt when put into storage. An excess of moisture or of soil increases the amount of heat generated in a newly stored pile of potatoes. The soil tends to close up the spaces between the tubers, thus cutting off all circulation and helping to retain heat that would otherwise escape. All diseased, badly cut.

or braised tubers should be removed before put It is not advisable to store potatoes T. 1 II nn, i it a girnici a. or six feet, and 'the floor dimensions of the bin should not be greater than 13 by 12 feet unless provided with a series qtf ventilating shafts for the escape of moisture and heat. Ventilated division walls and floors are also desirable. THE Camp Curtin Memorial Methodist Church The RW.

E. Heckman, D. i District Sttpt. Preacher of the Day 1 ALL THE FRIENDS OF THE CHURCH 5 ARK INVITED TO WORSHIP WITH IX.