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Newspaper

Scranton Tribune

Location

Scranton, Pennsylvania, United States of America

Date

Oct 07, 1899

Page

6

State Sunday School Convention Held in Reading

Reading prepares for the state Sunday school convention October 10 12 with field workers conference themes of modern Bible school methods and house to house visitation. notable speakers include Rev Wilbur J Chapman Join Wanamaker Hugh Cork and H J Heinz presiding and major sessions from district superintendents and teachers.

Reading Bonds Pennsylvania Church Hugh Cork Wilbur J. Chapman Wanamaker H. J. Heinz Pittsburg Normal Department J. W. Barnes de. Forest Wallace MaccMullen Philadelphia Hamill Edwin J. Houston C. S. Allert Lutheran Board of Publication C71 Schneider Shamokin

Religious News Notes From Scranton Churches

The Lutheran Pastoral conference will hold its monthly meeting at St. Peter's parsonage with Rev. John Randolph presiding. Harvest Festival services scheduled at Holy Trinity with a special Sunday school program and church decorations. Baptist pastors convene Monday at Penh Avenue church. Rev. Dr. Dunn to discuss rationalism in ministry. Miss Mattie Spencer, missionary from Japan, to address YWCA women at 205 Washington Ave. Also reports of sermons at Elm Park and a Crospel meeting at 344 9th Street. Gospel meeting on West Scranton YWCA site invites all women. The Methodist Ministers Association will meet at Elm Park with Rev. J. H. Reynolds addressing unworthy members. Monday session expected to draw large attendance.

St. Peter's Lutheran Church John Randolph Holy Trinity Lutheran Church C. G. Snicker Penh Avenue Dunn Mattie Spencer Japan Washington Avenue Spencer Elm Park Crospel Young Women's Christian Association West Scranton Scranton Street Main Avenue Methodist Ministers’ Association Scranton Elm Park Church J. H. Reynolds Bhn Park Church M. Giffin D. D Mpnorth League Asbury Methodist Episcopal Church Monsey Avenue Delaware Street Rey Brotherhood of St. Paul Benler Epworth League Moma Tappom Simpson Methodist Episcopal Church Hey J. PB. Sweet Epworth League Rachel Hampton Street Giwht B.D Court Street Methodist Episcopal Church Cinas Epworth Lyman Ash Street Methodist Episcopal Church John TR Austin Grace Corey Stone Cedar Avenue Methodist Episcopal Church Doty Howell Mission Pine Street Prescot Harrison Avenue

Tomorrow's Services at St Luke's Parish

Episcopal services listed for St Luke's Parish with Rev Rogers Ta rel rector and two curates. Nineteenth Sunday after Trinity includes holy communion at 7.30 am and morning prayer with sermon at 10.00 am and evening service at 7.40 pm.

St. Luke's Parish Rogers Tarel E. J. Haughton M. B. Nash St. Luke's Church

Fine Dress Goods showcase of tailor suiting and silks

A local shop promotes an extensive stock of fine dress fabrics including tailor suittings, Cheviots, Serges, Tweeds, Camel’s Hair, Venetians, Zebalines, and 50c to $3.50 per yard selections. It highlights Taffeta Silks in many colors and Black Taffeta Silks from Cheney Bros. and Haskell’s with high lustre mohair top options.

Cheney Bros Haskell

Church Services and Schedules Across Wilkes-Barre Area

A dense church notices page lists sermon times for St. Mark's Dunmore St. George's Olyphant St. David's with rector Edward James McHenry, Christ Church Washington, and many Methodist and Presbyterian congregations. It notes Holy Communion, Sunday School, Bible classes, Luther League, Epworth League, and evening services, with multiple locations including St. Paul Short Avenue Zion Cedar Avenue Christchurch and more.

St. Mark's Dunmore East End Mission Prescott Avenue South Side Mission Ne Street St. George's Olyphant St. David's Church Edward James McHoenry Industrial School Christ's Church Protestant Episcopal Washington and Park Avenue Ballentine Iitany

Parishioners Invited to Services Across Churches

A long list of church services and sermons is announced for Sunday and evening programs. The schedule includes Rev. L. A. Postert at Taylor Presbyterian, Rev. Robert Pierce at Penn Avenue Baptist, Rev. F. Matthews at First Baptist, Rev. Thomas de Grouchy at Jackson Street Baptist, and Rev. George L. Ulrich at Grace Reformed Episcopal, among others with times and topics such as The Workingman's Paradise and Divine Healing. Also notes a special event by Volunteers of America and a concert at Second Presbyterian Church.

Roof. Y. Pierce Penn Avenue Baptist Church Penn Avenue Linden Spruce Streets Robert Pierce Lower Temple God of Minh Ath First Baptist Church F. Matthews Welsh Baptist Church Main Avenue Dewey Soho Po Ono Plymouth Chapeh Bedfoe Trorlte Hall Jackson Street Baptist Church Thomas de Grouchy Brother Parry Bunday Alfred Fohberts Green Ridge Baptist Benjor Society Shiloh Baptist Whitney Canter J. H. Bell Dunmore Bapthet Podiev James Hughes Kimberley Grace Reformed Episcopal Church Wyoming Avenue Mulberry Street George L. Ulrich Union United Evangelical Church Carouse

GALLEN'S Yellow Sign Offers Low Fall Clothing Prices

Woolen market prices have advanced 25 percent but Gallen's announces new fall and inter clothing at lower prices. Stock bought months ahead and rapid moving plan enable low prices on all goods including boys vestee and blouse suits from 1.97 to 4.97 with velvet collars satin lapels and high value trims.

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Musical Notes From The Academy Week Entertainment

The Glee Ladies' Orchestra furnished excellent music at the Academy of Mysie hl a week. Mise Ghee, a talented violinist, and vocal selections pleased audiences. Pianist Reeve Jones, back from England, resumed teaching in the Guernsey building. Bands accompanying visiting firemen provided enjoyment, with performers from Pottsville, Allentown, and Philadelphia. The Tribune was remembered by serenaders. The piece notes the largest musical box ever con...

Glee Ladies’ Orchestra Lua Academy of Mysie Hl Cameron Clemens Mise Ghee Academy Reeve Jones England Guernsey Tribune Etterday Pottsville Allentown Philadelphia

Local residents and visitors return from trips and events

Special to the Scranton Tribune notes numerous residents and guests in Moontrose. People travel to New York Philadelphia Boston and North Carolina for visits work and court matters. The Five States Milk Producers Association holds an annual meeting at the courthouse with address by T Con of Little York. Community socials and church activities are reported along with a death in Susquehanna County and ongoing construction of a Catholic rectory.

Scranton Tribune Moontrose Fletcher Warner Warner Windsor James Harrington North Carolina Norman Stewart New York Justice J. B. McCollum Swatteme Court Philadelphia Riley Rife Morth New Maven W. Wo Like Avenue J. T. Taylor Binghamton Five States Milk Producers Association Court House MW. T. Con Little York N. Y George Stoddard Mise Amanda Smith Clark Stevens Scranton Ada Dennis John Tarbell Mra Alger Boston D. Ayers McCollum St. Paul's Church Wiliam M. Post Margaret Beasell Miz Josephine Sprout Picture Rocka Newton HK. Mason Commander Mason United States Navy Mra. Searle Edwin Shafer Beranton Misa Lena Hawley A.A. Denny Lake Ariel C. N. Warner Bryce Stewart Braterville Julius &. Catlin Susquehanna Couunty Drridgewater Township J. B McCallum N. Warner Thoracay G. Pancher Pingehamton John Munger van Munger Minghamton Fair

Wayne County Fair sets attendance record at Beech Cravy Grange displays

Special to the Beranton Tribune reports Honesdale October 6 where the Wayne County association held a fair that drew the largest crowd in its history. Beech Cravy Grange showcased a fine display of fruit and vegetables despite the cancellation of a promised balloon ascent. The heavy crowds were the main attraction.

Beranton Tribune Honesdale Wayne County Association

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