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HARRISBURG TELEGRAPH, Saturday, May 19, 1945 Hew United Brethren Church Bishop To Spsak at Pentecost Services Here The Rev. Dr. J. Showers, newly elected bishop of the United Brethren Church of Christ of the East Diocese, witn headquarters in Harrisburg, will be principal speaker in the Forum of the State Educational Building at the Second Pentecost service tomorrow at 7.30 p. m.

Bishop bhowers. who will succeed Bishop G. D. Batdorf, is from Dayton, Ohio, and his election was announced Friday at the qua drennial conference of the church at Westervilie, Ohio. The community Pentecost serv ice was inaugurated a year ago in the State Street unnea Brethren Church.

Dr. John McA. Ulrich, Steelton, will preside. The service will be opened with an informal song service under direction of Earl Caton, Jr, who will direct the choir of 300 voices from the choirs of the 35 co operating churches. The Rev.

Dr. J. Balmer Show ers, Dayton, Ohio, of the United Brethren denomination, will preach the sermon on "The Church Has the Answer." The Rev. Raymond J. Tyson, pastor of Mechanicsburg United ni thrn.

will offer the invoca tion. The scripture lesson will be read by Judge Robert E. Wood side and the prayer will be made by the Rev. C. C.

Hollingsworth, pastor of the Sixth Street United Rrthren The offering will be received by the Rev. Forest J. Rehrig, pastor of the Harris Street Evangelical and the benediction pronounced by the Rev. H. A.

Houseal, Evangelical, Le moyne. The general committee appointed by the United Bfethren Ministerial Association, under whose auspices the service is; held, includes the Rev. Harry W. Zechman, uerry aireei umiea Brethren, chairman: the Rev. John W.

Fisher, president of the association and pastor of cai vary United Brethren, Lemoyne, and the following ministers: The Rev. Cawley H. Stine, the Kev, Paul D. Emenheiser, the Rev. J.

B. Reed, the Rev. G. Edgar Hertzler, the Rev. J.

F. Gross, and the Rev. Edwin G. Frye. The following laymen also are members of the committee: Paul Baker, Nelson E.

Slaybaugh, George S. Achorn, Robert A. En ders, Judge J. Paul Rupp and Dr. John McA.

Ulrich. The co operating churches are The Camp Hill Daily Vacation JBime scnool will be held June 11 to 22, it was annouced by the Rev. Spencer B. Smith, chairman or tne Bible School for the Minis, terium. The five churches of Camp Hill co operate an this school and pro vide the, staff.

A larger school than ever is planned for this year. John Harris Chorus To Present Concert The John Harris High School chorus of 67 voices will present a concert of sacred music at Trinity Methodist Church, tomorrow at 7.30 p. m. Mrs. Geraldine Boyer urannon is chorus director.

Ar lene Spitler and Marian Kirk are Senior Girls' Trios, will be featured. Vocal solos will be sung by Sidney Garverieh, Nancy Lau, ranees Palm and Perry Bruaw. Whitsunday Service Whitsunday will be observed at both services tomorrow at the Covenant Presbyterian Church when the pastor, the Rev. Paul W. Johnston, will ore?" Missionary Auxiliary will meet Monnay mgnt in tne pansn house.

Mrs. John J. Rich and the Rev. Mr. Johnston will take part in the program.

(Other Church News on Page 17) THE REV. DR. J. B. est Eremy." LtTBEBAN a SHOWERS Dishop to Confirm Class of Adults The Most Rev.

George Leo Leech, D.D., J.OD., Bishop of the Diocese of Harrisburg, will administer the sacrament of con firmation to a class of approxi mately 200 adults in St. Patrick's Cathedral tomorrow at 3 p. Members of the class will come here from all parts of the diocese, There will be a pontifical mass in the Cathedral at 1 a. m. and mass officers will be announced today.

The Very Rev. Peter M. Stief, rector of St. Patrick's, will preach the confirmation sermon at the afternoon service. The confirmation ceremony will be conducted on the Feast of Pen tecost, the time at which the Holy Ghost descended on the Apostles.

United Brethren in Christ: Boil Today the vigil of the feast, is a ing Springs, the Rev. J. B. Reed, day of fast and abstinence for all Enola, the Rev. George A Brown: Derry Street, the Rev Harry W.

Zechman; First, the Rev. Dan L. Shearer; Grace Church, Penbrook, the Rev. H. Schaeffer, D.D., Sixth Street, the Rev.

C. C. Hollingsworth; State Street, the Rev. Cawley H. Stine, D.D.; Twenty ninth Street, the Rev.

G. Edgar Hertzler; Otter bein, the Rev. C. R. Beittel; High spire, the Rev.

C. R. Funk; Hum melstown, the Rev. D. LeRoy Feg ey; Lemoyne, the Rev.

John Fisher; Linglestown and Colonial Park, the Rev. C. E. Ulrich; Me chanicsDurg, First, the Rev. R.

Tyson; Mechanicsburg Circuit, the Rev. Arthur W. Stambach; Middletown, the Rev. H. K.

Geyer; Millersburg, the Rev. T. Dundore, D.D.; New Cumber land, Community, the Rev. D. F.

Mowrey; New Cumberland. Trin ity, the Rev. W. Ward Smith; Oberlin, the Rev. J.

R. MacDon aid; Rockville, the Rev. Walter G. Bowers; Shiremanstown, the; Rev. R.

A. Strasbaugh; Steelton, the Rev. Harry W. Deaven; Union Deposit and Fishburn's, the Rev. William G.

Grosz; West Fairview, the Rev. Louis Straub; Wormleysburg, the Rev. iaui emenheiser. Evangelical: Cumberland Charge, the Rev. H.

F. SDrina man; Harris Street, the Rev. Forest J. Rehrig; Park Street, the Rev. Sydney Buxton; Trinity, Penbrook, the Rev.

C. Lamar uerk; Lemoyne, the Rev. H. A. Houseal; Marysville, the Rev.

W. E. Grove; Mechanicsburg, the A. Ward Campbell; Mil lersburg, the Rev. S.

A. Sitler; Steelton, the Rev. Warren A. Loesch; South Enola, the Rev. jonn a.

Kieffel. Communion to Be Held at St. Andrew's 8he Brotherhood of St. Andrew oi at. Andrew's Eniscooal Church will hold the monthly corporate communion Tomorrow at 8 a.

m. Special prayers will be said for members in the armed forces. In observance of Whitsunday there will also be a celebration of the Holy Communion at 11 a. m.j with sermon by the rector, the Rev. George H.

Toadvine, Jr. At all services special emDhasis will be made honoring the youth at home and in the service of their country. Shore Vacation Bible School Dates Listed Catholics. Bishop Will Install Assembly Officers The Rt. Rev.

John Thomas Heistand, bishop of Episcopal diocese of Harrisburg, is to make visitations tomorrow to St. Paul's Chufch, Columbia, at 11 a. where candidates for the sacrament of confirmation will be presented by the Rev. Charles P. James, rector, and to St.

John's Church, Marietta, at 7.30 p. where 'confirmation candidates are to be presented by the rector, the Rev. Charles E. Berghaus Bishop Heistand is to install the officers of the General Assembly of the United Churches of Greater Harrisburg and vicinity at a meeting in the Fifth Street Methodist Church, Monday, at 6.30 p. m.

St. Matthew's The Rev. Dr. Q. Z.

StuD. 11. "The Church and 7.30 The work ol the Holy Sunday School. Memorial The Rev. Lewis C.

Manges. 11, "Our Best 7.30, "Qur Great St. Paul The Rev. Walter F. Forker, 11.

"Confession and 7.30, "Our B.45, Sunuday School. Augsburg The Rev. Richard Byers Martin. 11, "Power tor Living l.iV "The Beginning of 9.45, Sunday School. Calvary (Missouri Synod) The Rev.

Paul J. undenmeyer. 11, "ine wonaer ful Work of God Holy 10, Siuv dav School. Grace Missouri synod) The Kev. a.

Willard Holsten. 11, "The Wonderful Blessing of 9.45, Sunday School. Bethlehem The Rev. Dr. E.

Martin Grove. 9.45. Sunday School: 11. "When the Day of Pentecost 6.30, Luther League; 7.30, A Refreshing Friendship. Christ The Rev.

J. E. Rudisill. 8.30 and 11, "With One Accord," Holy Com munion, Infant Baptism; 5, Holy Com munion; 7.30, "Glad Tidings," Holy ZionThe Rev. Dr.

S. Winfleld Her man. 10.45, "The Peace of 7.30, "The Why and How of e.30, Luther League; 9.30, Sunday School. St. Michael Evangelical The Rev.

Robert L. Koehler, Jr. 9.30, Sunday School; 100.30, "The Holy Spirit, Our Divine 7.30, "Understanding the Small" Zion Evangelical The Rev. George F. Harkins.

9.30, Sunday School; 10.30, Possessing His Presence 6.30, Luther League; 7.30, "Changing the Unchangeable." Church of the Redeemer The Alton M. Motter. 9.30, Sunday School; 10.45, "After Day 4, Tressler Home Choir; 5.30, Luther League. German Zion The Rev. W.

Lobsien. 9.30, Sunday School; 10, "Ye Shall Be Filled With the Holy 11, "Ihr werdst erfuellt sein mit dem Heiligen Geiste. Messiah The Rev. William Van Horn Davies. 9.45.

Sunday School; 11, "The Power of Christ's 7.30, "Take Your Intentions Seriously." PRESBYTERIAN Paxton The Rev. Morton G. Glise. "The Holy Spirt as Revealer," Dr. G.

L. Schaller; 7.30, "How the Advertising World is Making Fools of Our 9.45, Sunday School. Covenant The Rev. Paul W. Johnston.

11, "Has God Deserted 7.30. "The Comforter Comes." Trinity H. K. Leishman. 11.

"Is Jesus Christ 9.45, Sunday School. Market Square The Rev. Dr. Raymond C. Walker.

11, "The Ministry of the Spirit 7.30, "Christians Dare Not Falter Now 9.45, Sunday School. Calvary The "ev. Morton Glise. 10.30, Memorial for Wayne Stengle: 7.30. wor snip, Kev.

victor Scott. Westminster The Rev. Newell C. Grimes. 11, "Recovering a Lost 4, Musical Vesper service; 9.45 Sunday School.

Olivet The Rev. William A. Webb. Jr. 11.

7.30. 9.45. Sun day School. Pine Street The Rev. C.

Ralston Smith. 11, "He Went Un Into the 7.30, "Multitudes Came to Hear and Be Healed." Capital Street The Rev. Vernon R. James. 10.45, "The Holy Ghost." Immanuel The Rpv Rnh.rt Hin pi, "Blessed Are the 7.30, "A Year at Immanuel." BAPTIST First The Rev.

Charles Reid Leech 10.30, the Rev. Dr. A. F. Ufford, Shaoh ing.

China; 7.30, "Don't Tune Too High!" Market Street The Rev. Charles Waterman Baldwin. 11. "The Christian View of Man and His Worth to the Kingdom oi ioo T.ao, ur. Albert F.

Ufford, Missionary to China. A. M. E. ZION Wesley Union The Rev.

R. T. Hunter. 10., "A 7.45, Presiding tiaer w. m.

layior, Fbuadelphia; 12.30 Sunday School. Church of God To Gclcbratc 74th Anniversary A special program to celebrate the seventy fourth anniversary has been arranged at the Green Street Church of God tomorrow at 10 a. m. A feature of the pro gram will.be the attendance of members of former years. The guest speaker will be the Rev.

J. E. Lewis, pastor of the Highspire Church of God and the senior and junior choirs will as sist The Rev. C. Allen Byler, pastor, will preside and preach at the evemng service.

The Sunday School of the Green Street Church uf God had its inception as a result of a number of prayer meetings conducted in the homes of various members of the First Church of God in Fourth Street The organization of the school was effected in a meeting held in the home of O. J. Farling, May 5, 1869, but it was not until October of that year that the school began to function under leadership of Superinten dent H. Demming. The first sessions of the school were held in a school room at Second and Broad.

During the year that fol lowed increased attendance neces sitated that a house of worship be built. In the early spring of 1871 the All Worker's Chapel, a frame building wr.s erected by George Yousling, Sr. The third Sunday of May, 1871, the members marched from the schoolroom, to, the new edifice. After appropriate opening exercises the keys, were turned over to the officials 'and the dedicatory services began. The Rev.

D. A. L. Laverty was in charge and the Rev. A.

X. Shoemaker of Chi cago, preached the dedication sermon. The Rev. J. owen presented a special message the afternoon service while in the evening, the Rev.

Laverty brough the challenge to a greater work. At the close of the evening service the full indebtedness was met in cash. From that day on the Green Street Church has had the enviable record of having every subscription made, paid in full. Former pastors who served the church are the Revs. O.

J. Far ling, J. C. Owens, D. A.

Lav erty, A. H. Long, Jeremiah Coo per, Jesse Haifleigh, S. W. Seil hammer, Thomas Neal, M.

M. Foose, F. L. Nicodemus, J. Deshong, J.

W. Shanno. D. W. Shoop: Dr.

C. H. Grove, H. Hershey, J. E.

Strine, E. F. As per, E. F. Berger and the present pastor who has served the church for the past eleven years.

The first bethel was built May 21, 1871, and the present bethel was built during the pastorate of Dr. Grove In 1914. Under the present pastorate the church has been renovated and a new choir loft added with the relocation of the pulpit WHP Speakers Speakers on the Morning Devo tion program on WHP next week include: Monday, the Rev. A. Ward Campbell; Tuesday, the Rev.

Edward Schnorr; Thursday, the Rev. T. G. Hepner; Friday, the Rev. Paul L.

Austin. The program is presented at 8.45 a. daily. UNITED BRETHREN Rockville The Rev. Walter G.

Bowers, 10.30, "Descent of the Holy 6.30, Christian Endeavor; 9.30, Sunday School. State Street The Rev. Dr, Cawley H. Stine." 10.45, "When the Church 7.30, Pentecost service at the Forum 9.30. Sunday School.

Sixth Street The Rev. C. C. Hollings worth. 10.55, "The Meaning of Dover United Brethren Charge The Rev.

Palmer M. Slenker. Be'hany 10.30, worship; 8, Bac calaureate service, Dover High School auditorium. Linglestown The Rev. C.

E. Ulrich. 11 worship; 7.30, Pentecost service, The Forum: 10. Sunday School. Colcnial Park Tne Rev.

C. E. Ulrich. 9, "Conditions for a 7.30, Pentecost service, The Formu; 10, Sunday School. Young's The Rev.

A. W. Stambach. 9.45, worship; 10.45, Sunday School; 7.30, worship. Mt.

Zion The Rev. A. W. Stambach. 9.45, Sunday School; 10.45, worship; 7.30, Endpavor.

Derry Street The Rev. Harry W. Zechman. 10, Junior Church; 11, "Hold Life Sacred Sixth 7.30, Union service in Forum; 9.45, Sunday School. Union Circuit, United Brethren "in Christ The Rev.

Dr. William G. Brosz. Fishburn't, Hershey 9.30, Sunday School; 7.30, Harrisburg Forum. Union Ueposit 9.3U, Sunday school; 10.30, "The Unknown Mother." Neidig Memorial, Oberlin 10.30, "The Significance of 7.30, Pentecost service, State Forum.

CHURCH OF OOD Progress The Rev. F. H. Snavely. 10.30, "Waiting For the 7.30, "The Gift of the Holy 9.30, Sunday School.

Cloverly Heights The Rev. H. Reveie Cook. 10.30, "The Sanctified 7.30, "The Secret Of 9.30, Sunday School. Maclay Street The Rev.

C. F. Helwig, "The Work of the Holy 7.30, "The servant Begins his worn. Nagle Street The Rev. B.

F. Keckler. 9.45. Sunday School: 11. "God With 6.30, Christian Endeavor; 7.30, "The Neglected Message." First The Rev.

C. C. Smith. 11. Guest, the Rev.

Roy Schreiner, 7.30, guest, the Rev. C. H. Lefever; 9.45, Sunday School Penbrook The Rev. William H.

Hower, 10.30, The Rev. C. H. Lefever, Executive Secretary, General Eldership; 7.30, "The Certain 9.30, Sunday School. Green Street The Rev.

Cyrus Allen Byler. 10. unified Anniversary Program the Rev. J. E.

Lewis, Highspire; 7.30, wor snip. North Street The Rev. C. 8. None maker.

10.45, 7.30, "The Birthday of the Church." EPISCOPAL St. Paul's The Rev. W. M. Wagen seller.

1.30, Holy Communion; 11, Holy sucnarist ana sermon. St. Andrew'! The Rev. George H. Toadvine, Jr.

I. Holy Communion: 11. Holy Communion and Sermon; 7, Eve ning prayer; 9.45, Sunday School. All Saints', Hershey The Rev, John H. Treder.

11.15, Corporate to Whitsunday Family Communion; 10, Sunday School. St. Michael's and All Angels', Middle town The Rev. John H. Treder.

9, Corpora to Whitsunday Family Communion. St. Gerald's The Rev. Julian F. Dozier.

8, Low Mass; 11, Solemn Choral Mass; 6, Angelus and Compline. St. Stephen's The Very Rev. Thomas Hill Carson. 7, Holy Communion service: 9, Parish Holy' Communion service and Church School; 11, Choral Holy Communion, "God, the Holy 6, "The Holy Ghost in the Life of Prayer." REFORMED Second The Rev.

Henry S. Raab. 11, "What Youth Needs 7.30. Rev. L.

P. Landgrebe, Long Beach, 9.45, Sunday School. Salem The Rev. Dr. William Toth.

11, "Does the Church Fulfill a 7.30, "Pentecost the Festival of Har vest." St. John's The Rev. Truman A. Crist. 11.

"United We 4. "A Mighty 9.45, Sunday School. Holy Goanunhm To Dc Golobratd The Christian festival of Pen tecost, commonly, called Whit sunday, will be marked by three celebrations of the Holy Com munion in the Cathedral Church of St Stephen, and at 6 p. m. with Evensong, The celebrations of the Holy Communion will be at 7, 9 and 11 a.

m. The 7 o'clock service will be a plain celebration without music or sermon. At 9 o'clock will be congregational sing ing and the Parish Communion followed by breakfast in the Parish House and Church School. At 11 there will be a choral serV' ice with sermon by the dean, the Very Rev. Thomas Hill Carson.

His subject will be "God, the, Holy Ghost" At Evensong the address by the dean will be on "The Holy Ghost in the Life of Prayer." Monday and Tuesday in Whit sun Week there will be celebrations of the Holy Communion at noon. Tuesday evening at 8 there will be a mass meeting open to the public in conjunction with the 41st annual convention of the Diocese of Harrisburg. Speaker at this service will be the Rt. Rev. Dr Walter H.

Gray, Bishop Gray's subject will, bei "The Church and the Post War World." Wednesday morning there will be a celebration of the Holy Communion at 7.30 with Bishop Heistand as celebrant Thursday and on the remaining days of Whitsun Week the Holy Communion will be celebrated daily at noon. Loysville Home Choir Will Give Program A special musical service will be held in the Lutheran Church of the Redeemer tomorrow, at p. when the ZO voice choir from the Tressler Home of Loys ville and the combined Junior, Intermediate and Senior Choirs of the congregation under direc tlon of Mrs. Alvin E. Sprinkle will sing.

Following the service a social hour will be in charge of the Luther League under the direction of Winifred Sweigert. The congregation will be 'rep' resented at the annual meeting of the United Churches organization of the city Monday by the follow ing delegates: F. E. Stoufer, Paul E. Shearer, Mrs.

J. C. McCartney, Winifred Sweigert and the pastor, the Rev. Alton M. Motter.

Camp Curtin Church Plans Anniversary Day Camp Curtin Methodist Church will observe "Anniversary Day" tomorrow. A combined service of the Church School with the congregation meets at10.30. At this service gifts from the classes and organizations will be received. The regular morning service begins at 10.55. The guest speaker will be the Rev.

Dr. George H. Ketterer, of Warrior's Mark, a former pastor. The Girl Scouts of the northern end of. Harrisburg will hold a rally in this church Wednesday evening at 7.30.

Parents and friends of the Scouts will be in attendance. The Scouts will have charge of the program. CHURCH DIRECTORY CATHOLIC St Lawrence The Rt. Rev. Msgr.

Peter S. Huegel. Masses at and 10 oclock St. Patrick's Cathedral The Very Rev. Peter M.

Stief. Masses at 9.30, 7.30, 8.30, v.3U and 11 clock. Our Lady of the Blessed Sacrament The Rev. William M. Horrigan.

Masses at 7, 8, 9 and 10.30 o'clock. St. Francis The Rev. John A. Maguire Masses at 5.30, 7.30, 8, 9, 9.10, 10, 10.10 and 11 o'clock.

St. Theresa's, New Cumberland The Rev. Roy C. Keffer. Masses at 8, 9 and ll clock.

Our Lady of Loudes, Enola The Rev Francis Dinkel. Masses at 9.15 o'clock. Sacred Heart The Rev. Ambrose P. Hayden.

Masses at 7.30, 9 and 10.30. Evening devotions at 7. St. Joseph's. Mechanicsburs The Rev, George Lavelle.

Masses at 7 and 9.30. Evening devotions at 7.30 o'clock. St. Peter's Church, Steelton The Rev. M.

M. Menko. Masses at 7.15, 9 and 10 clock. Evening devotions at 7 clock. St Mary's, Steelton The Rev.

Ambrose Misetic. Masses at 7, 8 and 10 o'clock. Evening service at 7 Clock. St. Steelton The Very Rev.

John F. Stanton. Masses at 8 and 10 o'clock. Evening devotions at 7.30 o'clock. St.

Ann's, Steelton The Rev. Thomas J. McGough. Masses at 7.30, 9 and 10.30 o'clock. Noveno to St.

Anthony at 7.30 clock. John's Church, Steelton The Rev. Paul A. Gernger. Masses at 7.30 and 10 clock.

Evening devotions at 7 o'clock, METHODIST Fifth Street The Rev. Cloyd W. Fields. 11, "A Revealing 7.30, "Gospel of the Rainbow." St. Mark's The Rev.

Harvey W. Mars land. 10.43, "Thou Shalt Not 7.30, "What Hursts Most." Steven's Memorial The Rev. George E. Johnson.

11. "Blessed Are the Pure In 7.30, "When Are We Masters of our Fate?" St. Paul's The Rev. John A. Frehn 10.

"The Price of Power." Riverside The Rev. John A. Frehn. 11.15. "The Price of Power." Camp Curtin The Rev.

J. Howard Ake. 10.55. Dr. G.

H. Ketterer, speaker 7.30, "Anniversary 9.45, Sunday School. Grace The Rev. W. Emory Hartman.

11, "Each in His Own 4.30, Vesper Musicale: 9.45. Sunday School. Ridge Avenue The Rev. Frank W. Kimper.

11, "The Dangers of 7.30, "Converted By 9.45, Sunday School. Trinity The Rev. Dr. J. Merrill Wil liams.

11, "Christianity, the Religion of Life and 7.30, concert Of Sacred Music; 9.45, Sunday School. EVANGELICAL Charlton The Rev. Warren A. Loesch. 10.30, "This Is That." Harris Street The Rev.

Forrest j. Rehrig. 11, "It Isn't 7.30. Pentecost Rally at the Forum; 9.45, Sunday School. Trinity The Rev.

C. Lamar Derk. 10.49. "Harmony Amid Confusion." Colonial Park The Rev. Elias H.

Phillips. 10.30 a. m. and 7.30 d. Bassa laureate services.

CHURCH OF THE BRETHREN Hummel Street The Rev. Fred Hol lingshead. 10.30. "The Mastery of 7.30, "What Christians Are 9.30, Sunday School, WEST SHORE i Highland Park Lutheran Mission The Rev. Paul J.

Lindenmeyer. 6.30, Sunday School. Trinity Lutheran, Camp Hill The Rev. Dr. Howard F.

Bink. 10.45, Whitsunday service; 7.30, Loysville Choir; 9.30, Sunday School. St. Paul's United Brethren. Wormleys burg The Rev.

Paul D. Emenheiser .10.40, "The 7.30. Pentecost service in The Forum; 9.30, Sunday School. Trinity Lutheran, Lemoyne The Rev. Edward S.

Frey. 3.15, "Begin With Pentecost. Camp Hill Presbyterian The Rev. Spencer B. Smith.

11. "See Visions Dream 6.15, Youth commencement service; 9.45, Sunday School. Calvary United Brethren. Lemovne Thte Rev. John W.

Fisher. 10.45, Second lilli TO SPEAK HERE The Rev. Dr. A. F.

Uf ford, native of Vermont and a missionary in China since 1908, will speak in the First Baptist Church tomorrow at 10.30 a. m. The Rev. Charles Reid Leech is pastor. Dr.

Ufford returned to America on a furlough in December, 1941. Immanuel Pastor Closes First Year At the service tomorrow at 7.30 p. the Rev. Robert Heinze. Dastor of Immanuel Pres byterian Church, will close the first year of his pastorate.

The Rev. Mr. Heinze was grad uated from the Theological Sem inary at Princeton, N. May 16, last year, and on May 19 was or dained and installed by Carlisle Presbytery as the pastor if Im manuel Church. among the speakers at the ordination service last year were the Rev.

T. Edwin Redding, retired former pastor of the church; the Rev. Roger Enloe, now a Navy chaplain; ana tne Kev Otto A. Piper, a professor at Princeton and a native of Germany who fled the persecutions which came with the Nazi regime. Dr.

Piper is expected to appear again at Immanuel Church for tne munion service next fall. Grace Church Slates Vesper Musical Series The first of a series of vesper musicals will be held in Grace Methodist Church tomorrow at 4.30 n. m. under direction of Rob ert S. CliDDineer.

organist. The program will include organ selections and vocal numbers by the augmented choir. In Church School at 9.45 a. the Men's Class will have Dr. Wil liam Seibert Houck as teacher and the Rev.

Dr. W. Emory Hartman will preach at the 11 o'clock service. First Church of God Lists Guest Preachers Due to. the absence of the min ister in First Church of God there will be guest preachers to morrow.

The Rev. Roy Schreiner will preach in the morning on "The Insufficiency of Things." In the evening the Harry Lefever, executive secre tary of the Churches of tiod, will preach on "The Light of Etern ity." anniversary pipe organ dedication, Dr. E. Cooper; 7.30, Community Pentecost service. Forum: 9.30, Sunday Scohol.

Grace Eangelical, Lemoyne The Rev. H. A. Houseal. 10.55, "Witnessing Power 7.30.

Union service in the Forum Camp Hill Methodist The Rev. Au rance F. Shank. 11, "Farewell to 7.30, "The Hit Parade." HUMMELSTOWN Reformed The Rev. A.

W. Barley. 9.15 Sunday School; 10.30, "The Challenge of 7, "Then Came Pentecost." Lutheran The Rev. C. G.

Leatherman. 9.15, Sunday School; 10.30 and 7.30, worship. Franklin E. Patschke, Gettysburg Seminary. United Brethren The Rev.

D. L. Feg ley, 9.15, Sunday School: 10.30, "The Rod and the 7.30, Union Pentecost, State Formut. Methodist The Rev. Wyburn Skid more.

9.30, Sunday School; 10.30, wor shin: 7. Youth Fellowship. Brethren in Christ The ReV. C. M.

Enele. 9. Sunday School: 10.30. worship, Hummelstown Circuit, United Brethren Thai Rev. E.

S. Raby. Chamber Hill 10, Sunday School; 11, worship. Stoverdale 9.30, Sunday School; 7.30, worship. Ebenezer9.45, Sunday school.

Shope's 10, Sunday School; 7.30, Endeavor. STEELTON Mt. Zion Methodist The Rev. Ward K. Shultz.

6.30, "Pentecost." German Trinity Lutheran The Rev. Rev. Gerhard G. Dietrich. 9.45, "God's Gift and Our Treatment of It," the administration cf Holy Communion; 10.45, Die Behandlung von Gottes Gabe." Die Feier des Heligen Abenmahls; 8.45, Sunday School.

Grace Evangelical Congregational The Rv. W. D. Krick. 10.45, "Our Secret 7.30, "Contending For the Faith." First Methodist The Rev.

Ward K. Shultz. 10.45, "The Birthday of the 7.45, "A King Prays." Central Baptist The Rev. J. J.

Patter son. 10, worship. Grace Evangelical The Rev. W. A.

Loesch. 7.30, Pentecost service; 9.30, Sunday School. Centenary United Brethren The Rev. Harry W. Deaven.

10.45. "I Believe in Jesus Christ Our. 7.30, Union Pentecostal service at State Forum. First Presbyterian The Rev. A.

Walker Hepler. 9.45. Sunday School; 11, Whitsunday service, "The Significance of 7.30, "The Work of the Spirit." St. John's Lutheran The Rev. W.

Ed ward McHale. 9.30, Sunday School; 10.45, The Ancient Fire is Needed 7.20, Vesper Musical. Mt. Calvary Episcopal, Camp Hill The Rev. A.

W. Kahl. 8. Holy Communion: 10, Sunday School; 11, Holy Communion. MISCELLANEOUS Calvary independent Pastor William H.

Davidson. 11, Worship in Breaking of ureaa; 7.30, "Hen, a eamy Young People's Forum. Pilgrim Church, The Rev. c. Jay Rem 10.30.

"EaulDtnent For 7.30 9.30, Sunday School; 6.43. Young People. Perdix Community Chapel The Rev E. McClain. 10, Sunday School; 11, worship.

Pentecostal Assembly of God The Rev Anthony Vigna. 10.45, "The Holy Spirit" 7.30, "What is the Baptism of the Holy spirit?" Bible Truth Hall 10.45, Remembrance fthe Lord; 7.30, J. D. Stephenson Gospel preaching. Christian and Missionary Alliance The Rev.

M. C. Clemence. 10.45, "The Shepherd and the 7.30, "From Log Cabin to Pulpit." Christian Science 11 a. m.

and 7.3C p. "Mortals and Immortals." Wellsville Methodist The Rev. Richard L. Vanaman. 9.45, "The Artist in the 10.45, Sunday School.

Dillsburg Methodist The Rev. Richard H. L. Vanaman. 9.45, Sunday School, 7.30 "The Artist in the Soul." Seventeenth Street Christian Assembly 10.30, Remembrance of the Lord's Death; 7.30, Gospel preaching; 9.30, Sunday School.

Epicoopal Church To Opon Annual ScssionsT cesday The Rt Rev. Dr. Walter Henry Gray, suffragan bishop of Con necticut will be speaker at a mass meeting in St. Stephen's Cathedral. Tuesday at 8 p.

in connection with the 41st annual convention of, the Episcopal Dio cese of Harrisburg. The convention will open with a service In the cathedral at 3.30 p. m. Tuesday, at which time the bishop, the Rt. Rev.

John Thomas Heistand, will give his annual address to the convention. Following this service the first business session of the convention will be held, Bishop Heistand presiding. Diocesan officers "will be elected, and nomina tions made for the executive council, as well as for various committees of the diocese. The bishop will announce his appointments to committees of the convention, and resolutions for consideration the following day will be presented. After a service of Holy Communion in the cathedral at 7.30 a.

m. Wednesday, the convention will convene at 9.30 a. m. for its second business session. The convention membership consists of the clergy of the diocese and lay delegates from the parishes and missions.

Lesley McCreath, senior warden of the cathedral, is secretary treasurer of the diocese. The Rt. Rev. Hunter Wyatt Brown, tired bishop of the diocese, is expected to attend the convention. St.

John's Reformed Plans Musical Vesper A musical vesper service at 4 p. m. tomorrow will replace the regular evening service at St. John's Reformed Church Sunday. The senior choir will present five anthems.

John Whitman and Kathryn Ross Copenhaver will be heard in three violin and organ selections. The pastor will give the hymn story of Luther's "A Mighty Fortress Is Our God." During the morning service the theme will be in accordance with the Whitsunday emphasis of the Evangelical and Reformed de nomination, "Christian Unitv "i The pastor, speaking on "United We Advance," will explain the proposed union between the Congregational i 's i a Churches and the Evangelical and iteiormed The nursery will be in charee of Mrs. John C. Isele, Mrs. T.

A. Crist ana Joan Martin. 2nd Reformed Church To Observe Youth Day Tomorrow, at 11 a. Youth Day will be observed in Second Reformed Church. A youth choir of 25 voices, under direction of John Neumyer, will sing.

Young people will be ushers. Miss Jane Taggert will read the scrip ture lesson. William Hoke will offer the morning prayer. The pastor will speak on "What Youth Needs Most." At the 7.30 p. service a mis sionary of the Reformed Church, the Kev.

Li. Landgrebe, of Longbeach, will be guest preacher Christian Science "Mortals and Immortals" is the subject of the Lesson Sermon in all Churches of Christ, Scientist, on Sunday, May 20. The Golden Text is: "They that are after the flesh do mind the things of the flesh; but they that are after the Spirit the things of the Spirit" (Romans Among Bible citations comprising the Lesson Sermon is the following: "Jesus answered, Verily, verily, I say unto thee, Ex cept a man be born of water and of the Spirit, he cannot enter into the kingdom of God. That which is born of the flesh is flesh; and that which is born of the Spirit is spirit. Marvel not that I said unto thee, Ye must be born again" (John 3: 5 7).

The Lesson Sermon also in cludes the following passage from the Christian Science textbook, 'Science and Health with Key to the Scriptures" by Mary Baker Eddy." "In Science man is the offspring of Spirit. The beautiful, good, and pure constitute his an cestry. His origin is not, like that of mortals, in brute instinct, nor does he pass through matrial conditions prior to reaching intelligence. Spirit is her primitive and ultmate source of being; God is his father, and life is the law of his being" (p. 63).

Speaker Announced The Rev. T. Victor Scott, as sistant pastor of Pine Street Pres byterian Church, will preach to morrow at 11 a. m. The Rev.

V. Ralston Smith will be the Sunday morning chapel speaker at Penn State College in State College. I The Rev. Mr, Smith will return to his pulpit in Pine Street for the evening worship. During the morning service, the church nurs ery, conducted each Sunday morning in the church, will be under supervision of Mrs.

Charles Kohler, assisted by Bettijane iwans. Pastor to Preach The Rev. William Van Horr Davies will preach at morninj and evening services tomorrow a' Messiah Lutheran Church, In the evening, Reginald F. Lunt wil' continue his series of prelude from Bach's "The Liturgical Year." In the Adult Departmen of the Sunday School, whicr meets at 9.45 a. Lt.

Linn Solo mon, Carlisle Medical School will sing. Dr. Horace G. Geisel will conduct the Order of Worship for the Sunday School. To Observe Pentecost The Festival of Pentecost wil" je observed tomorrow in Chris' Lutheran Church when 1 ommunion will be adminlstere at 8.30 and 11 a.

5 and 7.3 o. m. inlant baptism will be con ducted at the 11 o'clock service The Rev. Dr. J.

E. Rudisill wil preach at all services except at 5. United Churches of Area Will lane Officers at Heating Monday The Rev. Joseph M. Woods, executive secretary of the United Churches of Scranton and Lackawanna county, will speak on "United We Stand" and "All One Body We" at afternoon and evening sessions of the General Assembly of the newly formed United Churches of Greater Harrisburg and Vicinity, Monday, in Fifth Street Methodist Church.

Sessions begin at 4.30 and 6.30 p. m. IV: REV. JOSEPH M. WOODS, JR.

Church to Receive Class of Members Reception of new members will take place at the Derry Street United Brethren Church tomor row morning, when the Rev. Harry W. Zechman will receive another class of new members on profession of faith and by tran fer. This will be the sixth group received since October, 1944. 'The morning sermon will be another in the series on "Guide posts to Nobler Living," based upon the sixth commandment.

There will be no evening service, but the congregation will join in the Community Pentecost service in the Forum of the State Education Building at 7.30 p. m. under sponsorship of 36 United Brethren and Evangelical churches of this area. The Rev. Mr.

Zechman is general chairman of the committee on ar rangements for the union serv ice. A choir of 300 voices will sing. Bible School Lists Program For Week The Harrisburg School of the Bible, 201A State street, announces the following program: Monday, 7.30 p. "Review of the Feasts and Tuesday, 7.30 p. "Study in the Book of Tuesday, 8.30, "Satan," Thursday, 7.30 p.

"Studies in the Book of Thursday, 8.30, "What About the Gift of Tongues" Saturday, 11 11.30 a. Har risburg Bible Forum Broadcast of Children's Program over Station WKBO Musical Program The a'capella choir of the Le moyne. High School, under di rection of Miss Mary L. Meade, will sing tomorrow afternoon in Grace Evangelical Church, under auspices of Trinity Lutheran Sunday School. The choir will give a half hour sacred concert from 2 to 2.30.

Plans have been made to accommodate five representatives of 53 churches in Harrisburg and the West Shore. The temporary president, the Rev. Harry W. Zechman, will preside and the following pastors and laymen will appear on the programs: Afternoon devotions, the Rev. Paul W.

Johnston, Covenant Presbyterian; benediction, the Rev. B. Williams, Second Baptist. The evening session will be led by these persons: Invocation, host pastor, the Rev. Dr.

Cloyd W. Fields; scripture and prayer, Paul E. Shearer, superintendent of Redeemer Lutheran Sunday School, and the Rev. T. N.

Hodges, Mitchell Memorial Methodist. The Rev. Dr. William Toth, Salem Reformed, president of the Ministerial Association, will have charge of the election of officers, who will be installed by the Rt. Rev.

J. Thomas Heistand, bishop of the Episcopal Diocese of Harrisburg. The Rev. Sidney Buxton, new pastor of Park Street Evangelical, will pronounce the benediction. J.

Clyde Ziegler, chairman of the finance committee, and the Rev. C. C. Smith, First Church of God, chairman of the nominating committee, will give reports. Firemen to Attend Bethlehem Services The Festival of Pentecost will be observed in Bethlehem Lutheran Church tomorrow.

The Rev. Dr. E. Martin Grove will preach at both services. The Hope Fire Company and members of the Harrisburg Firemen's Relief will attend the evening service at 7.30.

Dr. Grove is chaplain of these organizations. The Luther League will meet at 6.30 p. m. with Miss Joan Pursel as the leader.

Speaker Announced The Rev. C. H. Lefever, executive secretary of the general eldership of the Churches of God of North America, will speak at the 10.30 a. m.

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