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Newspaper
Scranton Tribune
Location
Scranton, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Sep 10, 1898
Page
4
Beranton church circles welcome Rev Dr Mortimer Giffin after a Finland visit and London study. He preached at New Court Congregational and sparked talk of him succeeding Rev Ti Giffin. strong praise for his youth and promise in ministry.
Secretary FLW Wearett will conduct the pervies at the Reseng mission tonight at 8. The Workers band of the YMCA will lead the service at the Theacue mission tonight. Rev H A Grant will preach tomorrow at Plymouth Congregational Jackson Street morning at 10 30 and evening at 7. Licentiate TH A Parsons will occupy Sumner Avenue Presbyterian pulpit tomorrow morning at 10 30. Rev W Thomas of Pittston will preach at First Welsh Trinitarian on South Main tomorrow morning and evening. Communion observed at morning service. J W Treible likely to be presiding elder but appointment uncertain. Gospel meeting at YWCA Sunday 345 pm led by Miss Hayes state secretary. Rev Thomas De Gruchy will preach for Red Avon tomorrow evening. Edwin S Williams will address Plymouth Sunday school on Temperance with blackboard sketches by Henry Parson. Baptist Ministerial conference banquet Monday 1 pm Faurot House 15 Washington Ave. Thomas de Grinchy to act as toastmaster. Men’s meeting at 345 pm at YMCA by Dr J C Bateson, who is a fluent speaker. music to be provided.
Professor J M Chance and Charles TH Docrsam return from Asbury Park engagement and will be accompanists. All meetings are invited to be present.
Tomorrow's Services at St Luke's St Mark's and the Church of the Good Shepherd include Holy Communion at 7 00 morning prayer and sermon at 11 00. Sunday School at Prescott Avenue 2 00 pm. All are welcome. St David's Corner Bromley Jackson Street offers Eucharist and Sunday School 12 00 noon. Agnes Chapter meets Monday 7 30 pm and Friday 4 00 pm.
The notice outlines morning and evening services at Avoneelion Lutheran, Zion Avenue churches, and others on Mulberry and Cedar avenues with pastors named. It includes Sunday school times, sermon themes such as The Fountain of Living Water, and evening services at various locations.
A dense list of Sunday services, prayer meetings, and youth activities across multiple churches. Includes Secoml Presbyterian, Lansing Presbyterian, Wesleyan, Bethel, and other congregations with times for morning worship, evening services, junior and senior groups, and special events.
Sunday School notes on Amos's early prophetic call, focusing on Samaria's luxury and moral decline. The text links prosperity to righteousness and warns that indulgence leads to captivity, detailing Samaria’s idolatry, indulgent living, and eventual downfall under divine judgment.
Local notices list Epworth League meetings at 2 pm and 7 am on Sunday. Preaching by the pastor addresses include The Denmonined Dumb and Gossip. Also listed are Sunday schools, junior deacons, and weekly event times across Spring Brook Maple Lake and other places.
Local notices list morning and evening services for Baptist churches across the city. Rev. Robert F. Pierce and Rev. B F Mathews lead multiple congregations with Sunday school, Young People's Society, and evening lectures. Additional ministries include Green Ridge and Shiloh churches with prayer meetings and special sermons.
Grace Reformed Episcopal Church on Wyoming avenue near Mulberry lists prayer and praise at 8:00 a.m. diving worship 10:20 a.m. and 7:00 p.m. Preaching by the pastor in both services. Morning theme Beloved by God from Psalm 3:8. Evening Studies in Thessalonians I Thess II 1 12. Sabbath school noon, Young People's Society at 6:30 p.m. Free seats. strangers welcome.
Japanese children once sat on their heels around a master and chanted in concert learning Hiragana and the Iroha. Now desks in a western fashion replace mats while they still recite in concert. Writing uses soft paper and a brush rather than a pen, with care and exactness in a relaxed posture.
The passage describes child training with paneled pens and drawing exercises, noting Western education practices, school furniture, and Arabic numerals adopted in a sunrise kingdom. It highlights maps, charts, and foreign observers recognizing progress through modern civilization as Japanese children learn through object lessons and handwriting practice.
An aged monastery faces a Christmas Eve test as a young man joins the monks to sing the Magnificat. He sings with glories, but his aim is praise alone. An angel reveals the true meaning of humility and the monks realize the Nativity hymn reaches heaven.
A quoted exchange from the Washington Star shows a speaker claiming true artistry and elevated work, while another replies that they are a free door and invariably work with a ladder. The fragments illustrate a playful, cryptic dialogue about craft and status.
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