Evangelistic Campaign to Fill City with Tent Meetings
The evangelistic work continues through October with E W Bliss and Shivera in a second tent at Electric Park. Churches unite under Rev W G Watkins and Rev George Guild to staff plans, printing, and treasury as volunteers are assigned for morning duties and evening worship.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
E. W. Bliss
Mr. Shivera
Electric Park
Mr. Bliss
North End
Providence
W. G. Watkins
George Guild
RK. & Jones
D. D
Giles Clark
Elias
North Main Avenue Baptist
NGIIGIOUS World present the standard occasion
A religious event will be held with appropriate music to accompany the proceedings. Attendees are invited to observe the standard of worship as practiced by the hosting congregation and nearby communities.
Christian Endeavor Convention Set for Tuesday at Green Ridge Church
The Trinity and Zion Evangelical societies plan a local convention next Tuesday the 18th at Green Ridge Evangelical church with three sessions at 10 pm 2 pm and 7 pm. C H Chandler of Second Presbyterian and J C Manning of Pittston speak. Rev G Marie extends welcome. Next Sunday Providence Presbyterian plans a session on Systematic Beneficences and Proportionate Giving.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Christian Endeavor Societies
Trinity and Zion Evangelical Churches
Green Ridge
Endeavor
C. H. Chandler
Second Presbyterian Church
J. C. Manning
Pittston
Tri- County
St David’s kindergarten opens for Hyde Park children
The St David’s church affiliated kindergarten opened last Monday with strong attendance. The program targets Hyde Park residents with low tuition and self support. Principal Lillian Morris and assistant Maude Fisher lead a 9 to 12 schedule inviting all children aged 8 to 6 to visit and enroll.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. David's
St. David’s Church
Hyde Park
St. David's Church
W. H. Mill
West Side
Lillian Morris
Maude Fisher
Little Folke
Congregational Churches Hold Northeast Pennsylvania Association
Representatives from Congregational churches in Northeast Pennsylvania met in Nanticoke from September 8 to 11 with about fifty delegates from thirty five churches totaling over four thousand members. Officers elected included D J Evans as moderator and Morgan Evans as vice moderator. The association will meet next year in Minersville.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Petrusylvania
Nanticoke
D. J. Evans
Daniel J. E.ivans
Morgan Evans
Langford
William T. Williams
Slatington
B. I Evans
D. W. Morris
Minersville
Schuylkill County
R. Lloyd Roberts
Bangor
William Weeks
Iowa
Caredig Davies
John F. Movien
Wendership
W. H. Harrison
Nnesota
W. Davies
Yale University
T. W. Jones
Philadelphia
Home Missionary Association
Middle States
Northeastern Pennsylvania church alliance meeting held in White Haven
A Ron Lutherleague convention of the society of northeastern Pennsylvania met last Thursday at the Braill church in White Haven. Delegates from Holy Trinity Zion and Christ Lutheran churches attended and Rev. K L Miller spoke briefly as an active movement worker.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ron Lutherleague
Societien
Pennsylvania
Braill Church
White Haven
Holy Trinity, Zion and
Christ Lutheran
KL. Miller
Religious Services Listed for Saint Luke’s and Area Churches
A condensed schedule lists Saint Luke's Council and Saint Luger's Mission in Dunmore with service times, sermons, and Sunday school. Additional entries include AL Sours' Currci Pine Street church with morning Bible study and evening talks on Universalism, and multiple nearby churches with preaching times and topics.
Sunday school pic nic and church society events cited
The St David s Sunday school will picnic at Laurel Hill park on Saturday Sept 22. Various church groups plan activities next week including a Christian Endeavor society at Bellevue Calvinistic Methodist church and an oyster supper at Providence Presbyterian church. The Cedar Avenue Methodist Episcopal Church Girls Mission band ribbon social and other meetings are noted with proceeds and supervision details. A Wales Baptist and First Welsh Baptist picnic at Laurel Hill park is mentioned along with a parsonage fund note and a planned new pastor home next spring. The Abington association Baptist pastors gather at Keystone academy Factoryville for a green, with agenda for future cooperation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. David’s Sunday School
Laurel Hill Park
Christian Endeavor Society
Calvinistic Methodist Church
Bellevue
Ladies’ Aid Society
Providence Presbyterian Church
Cedar Avenue Methodist Episcopal Church
Junior League
Hampton Street Methodist Episcopal Church
B. T. Stone
Park Place Methodist Episcopal Church
Hickory Street Presbyterian Church
Welsh Baptist Church
Providence
Thomas Jehu
Ladins’ Aid Society
First Welsh Baptist Church
Mis
Benjamin Hughes
Abington Association
Keystone Academy
Factoryville
Texas Pine Forests by Horseback Through Lone Star Woodlands
A traveler reports on eastern Texas pine forests from Sabine to Metres in a memo for New York capitalists. He describes log hauling with carry-logs, selective cutting, and booming mills at Logansport and Beaumont, plus the drying kilns, rail links, and markets across Texas, Mexico, and the Panhandle.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lone Star
P&y
Scranton
Texas
New York
Tue Thipueth
Georgia
Atlantic
Sabine River
Metehes River
Arkansas
Gulf of Mexico
America
Oregon
Washington
Netche
Sabine
Logansport
Beaumont
Nitches
Los
Texas Land and Lumber Company
South
Broadway Theater Gossip and Plans for the Season
Awide sweep of London and New York theater news outlines Madge Kendall and other stars moving to America. Seymour Hicks, Walter Jones, and Walter Moat join in stage ventures while Ada Behan, Joseph Jefferson, and James ONeill announce tours and productions across cities.
Clergy Movements and Visits Across Several Churches
A slate of pastor relocations and recent visits across Wyoming district parishes is noted. Rev Mred Holter moves from Cedar Avenue to J Maple Street, while Rev D T Davies of Shamokin hosts visitors including Rev KR Jones and Rev J C Schmidt travels to Buffalo. Several pastors attend meetings in Blakely and Green Ridge with others returning from vacations and trips as church assignments shift.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mred Holter
Cedar Avenue
Maple Street
D.T. Davies
Shamokin
Jones
D. D
Providence
Joseph Brown
Charles Brown
Trenton
N. J
MM. H. Abdi
J.C. Schmidt
Hickory Street Baptist Church
Buffalo
J. T. Morris
Bellevue
New York
Morris
Primitive Methodist
Wyoming
Blakely
Clergy to Speak on Faith Topics Across City Churches
Reverend Daniel Savage will preach tomorrow on Jesus Only and Elijah in the evening. Rev. D M M Kinter of Providence Christian Church preached in Wilkes-Barre last week. Rev. E L Santos Cedar Avenue M E will receive members tomorrow morning. Cedar Avenue quarterly conference set for next Tuesday with Presiding Elder J G Eckman possibly preaching. Hampton Street M E holds quarterly meeting tomorrow morning with service and holy communion. N B Spencer of Calvary Reformed left for Ursinus College to study ministry. Rev W S Jones of First Welsh Baptist returns from Wales and will preach English sermon tomorrow evening. his family remains in Wales due to sickness.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Saint Luger's
Misston
Dunmore
A. L. Urban
AL Sours
Pine Street
Adams Avenue
George W. Powell
Waloma
Mowako Pace
Arnitan Meriopter Epiacoral
Cuurcil
C. A. McGee
First Baptist Cuurci
Collins
God
Spencer
Adams Avenues
N. McKee
Senta
Neeton Avenue
Mcfeod
Tre Sreonp Pressytanan Cavrci
Charles E. Robinson
D. D
Christian Endeavor
Elm Park Methodist
Elm Park
C. E. Robinson
Goon
Green Ridge Street
Monsey Avenue
Allscatefree
Pess Aventrx Baptist Cauren
Warren G. Partridge
Daniel Savage
Jesus
Elijah
D. MM. Kinter
Christian Church of Providence
Wilkes-Barre
E. L. Santos
Cedar Avenue Methodist Episcopal Church
J. G. Eckman
Hampton Street
W. 8. Jones
First Welsh Baptist Church
Wales
Jones
Atlantic
Local Church Activities and Construction Notes
Rev D M Kinter will administer baptism at tomorrow's service at Providence Christian church. Bertha C Watkins leaves for Bucknell to resume studies. Calvinistic Methodist conference of Luzerne and Lackawanna valleys meets in Warrior Run today and tomorrow. Providence church installs a new furnace costing about 300 dollars. Dr Joseph Parry gave a sacred music lecture at First Congregational church. St David's Brotherhood study class resumes weekly Tuesday evenings inviting young men. Dickson City Presbyterian chapel to be dedicated in October with trustees elected and Clara Richmond as treasurer. Adams Avenue mission school plans sidewalk grading soon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bertha C. Watkins
W. G. Watkins
Providence
Lewisburg
Bucknell Autvorslly
Calvinistic Methodist
Luserne
Lackawanna
Warrior Run
Providence Christian Church
Joseph Parry
Cardiff
Wales
First Congregational
St. David's Church
Brotherhood of St. Andrew
Dickson City
Presbyterians of
Our City
Rey
George Guild
Pesripary
Weinton Lamont
W. H. Richmond
Howard Evans
W.H. McPherson
Clara Richmond
A Trip to Chinatown Comes to Academy of Music
Charley Hoyt’s famed farce A Trip to Chinatown returns to the Academy of Music with the original New York cast led by Harry Conor and Bessie Clayton. Scenery travels from New York and new musical numbers are added as seats go on sale Saturday. Also on offer is Scranton’s Clemenceau Case at Frothingham, Laura Alberta in The Clemenceau Case, Rose Columbier in An Arabian Knight, Richelieu with Thomas Keene at the Academy, and a final week vaudeville at Davis’ theater with free children's seats today.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mark Swith
Isabella
London Lyceum
Sardon
Misa Panay Davenport
Mme. Bernhardt
Paris
Stuart Robson
Park Theater
Brooklyn
Budstone
Pittsburg
Messrs
Warde
James
Henry IV
Mr. Warde
Prince Hall
Palwtaft
J. Aldrich Libbey
William Broderick
Kate Davis
Pauling Hall
Paulton
Dorcas
Rose Coghlan
New York
Mir
de Grimm
Wille Collina
Chen Yuen
Rederick Warde
William Greer Harrison
San Francisco
James O
Chicago
Rip van Winkle
Mr. Jefferson
Scranton
Frothingham
America
London
Milas Hop Booth
Edwin Booth
Mias Cate
The
Royalty
Tripp Edgar
Toole
Chinatown
R. G. Knowles
Wilson Barrett
American Theater
Hall Caine
Maud Jeffries
James O'Neill
Monte Criso
Sheridan Knowle
Academy of Music
Charley Hoyt
Hoyt
Madison Square Theater
Harry Conor
Weltland Strong
George A. Bean, Jr
George Sinclair
Julian P. Whitmark
Margaret McDonald
Geraldine McCann
Harry Gilfoil
Danseuse
Bessie Clsyton
Alexander Domas
Clemenceau
Laura Alberta
Indy
Ene and Williams
Iza
Mica Alberta
Clemenceau Cage
Alberta
Sydney Grondy
Rose Columbier
Wild Reckles Caprice
Thomas Keene
Richelieu
Keene
Edwin Arden
Frank Hennig
Carl Abrent
Thomas Eugleson
George Buckier
Lawrence Lowell
Moreton Baker
Lilian Lawrence
Genevieve Beaman
Juliette Downs
A. Baker
New York Herald
Gnantechi and Sons Market Music Boxes Repaired in Philadelphia
Philadelphia manufacturer Gnantechi and Sons offers music boxes that play any number of tones. They sell Wonderful orchestrial organs at prices of 8 and 10 dollars and specialize in repairing old boxes with new tunes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gnantechi& Sons
Chestnut Arrest
Philadelphia
Carlsbad Waters Sold in American Drug Stores
The Carlsbad Sprudel Salts are advertised as the genuine Carlsbad Water solidified and bottled for relief from malassimilation, flatulence, and stomach catarrh. The ad claims five centuries of health givers and urges taking no imitation products, with Eisner & Mendelson Co. as sole agents in New York.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carlsbad
Eisner & Mendelson Co
New York
Castoria Recalled In A Child Rearing Rhyme
When Raby was sick, Castoria helped. When he was a child she called for Castoria. As Miss she clung to Castoria. After having children she gave them Castoria.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Raby
Castoria
Miss
Cilldren
Custoria
Health hints on cures and prevention from old periodicals
A compilation of medical advice and observations on diphtheria serum by Behring, asthma remedies, and general health warnings. It covers tubercle bacillus spread, typhoid risks in wells, housing health records, lice, hay fever, baldness, cleanliness, and epidermal myths, with notes on school water and antiseptic cleaning measures.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Earth
Also Mentioned on This Page
Ngiigious World
Christian Endeavor Work
Boys’ Brigade
Greep Ridge Baptist Church
Boys’ Brigade of Oursity
Saint Luke's Council
Rogers Israel
Southern Pacific Railroad
Wear
New Mexico
Arizona
San Antonio
Southern Pacific
International and Great Northern
Rio Grande
Mexico
Kansas
Nebraska
Carthage
Ponoca
San Augustine
Netches
Kendall
United States
Sesson
Bhombog
Walter Jones
Royal Treasury
Seymour Hicks
Herr Moat
Madeline Pollard
James Corbett
A. Zimmerman
Zimmerman
A. P. Reith
Bunnell's Museum
Boston
Charles Frohman
S. T. Nichols
Mahanoy City
W. F. Nic Es
Walea
Mr. Marshall
Methodist Episcopal Ohneah
Episcopal Church
Great Forest City
V. Edgar Campbell
Marshall
D. M. Kinter
Sarvicg
Adams Ayinue
Davis’ Theater
Tribune
Budapest
Dr. Behring
Berlin
Koch
Behring
Heubner
Roux
Children’s Hospital
Strauss
Paris Academy of Medicine
Dr. Wood
Dimney
Address Medicine Co
Bal N.Y
Snes
Tal
Nongy
Boranton
Satthows
N. A. Hulbert
City Music Store
Steinway & Son
OH & Back
Waliz & Bauer
Hunt & Connell
Mt, Pleasant
Reta
USA
Wyoming Avenue
Third National Bank
WM. T. Smith
Adirons Royal Medicine CO
Alver St
Ill
Moatthews Bros
Droggiste Scranton
Porroni
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