Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1914-06-26

TtOCh Ol ages, Dy
Miss Lusk, Miss Dehart and Miss
Geisinger and an address by the Rev
A. Nj. Stamets. This will be followed
by the calling of the roll by the super
intendent, Mrs. c. L. Zimmerman
when the lightweight babies will an
swer present, or as near it as pos.
sible, all of the members being under
3 years of age.
Baby Day is the time of the yeai
when the babies make their Easter of
fering. This year they have been saw.
ing their pennies in little blue and
ping bags an dthe collection is expect.
ed to total $100. Dainty souvenir
forks will be given each baby.
Baby Day has been celebrated fol
the past nine years at Augsburg an6
the honorary members of other years
now grown into boys and girls. mum.
| ber hundreds. One of these is the
child of a missionary in Africa, while
other members now reside in man,
! States of the Union.
The membership is as follows,
Harry W. Lusk, Walter A. Shuman
Dorothy Boyer. Carmen Hall, Flors
e. Earhart, Russell L. Baddorff
George Mcclellan Hench, Ada Hench
Annie C. Bishop, Thomas II. Jones
! Dalton e. Lott, George w. Hutton
Violet l.. Martin, Helen l.. Zimmer.
man, Helen G.. Moor. Ross E. Keys
John H. Krieg, Edith V. Martin, Bella
| c. Keys, Laura e. Hollenbaugh. Ell.
mer r. Long, Hubert r. Simmons, Ir.
vim K. Solad, Caroline L. Grove. GLADYS
! A. Mountz, Clarence B. Hendrickson
Mary D. Hackenburger, Kenneth Nc.
Williams, Charles Yingst, Clara Winn
| Sara Stone, Sara Spots, Doraine Cor.
nelius, Harry d. Childs, Ruth Gunder.
man, Clara e. Shirk, Harry E. Shoop
Samuel Earhart, Dorothy N Enders
| Catherine l.. Balser, Alice C. Long
Janet I. Earhart, Ethel r. Crisswell
Mary r. Yapple, George r. Couder
Robert G. Kraft, Gladys Gayman
Catherine e. Myers, David r. Cook
Edgar f. Weitzel. Alfaretta A. Sta.
NETS, Warren w. Leedy, Irene M. Car.
penter, Charles w. Houser. Audre,
E. Brown, Charles A. J.. Rau, Sara "
Asper, Dorothy Sanderson, Kenneth
Rouch, Kenneth o. Lingle, Charles M
Gilbert Bernice e. Weir, Julia Man.
ming, Lester M. Chronister, Edwin I,
| Howard, Mary e. Nagle, Edwin C
| feaS, EuHd u. MaTtln, cara V. How.
ard, Jean Keffer, William D. Morrow
Dorothy f. Hambright, Thelma q
Beetem, Mildred r. Rowe, Arthur p
Burlew, Samuel o. Rowe, Catherin.
l.. Broxterman, Cloyd Fl. Sheesley
Ross e. Fisher Catherine l.. Long
Elizabeth Harnish, Jennie t. Martin.
| G. T.. Rally.-Christian Endeavorer,
sang with enthusiasm when illustrated
songs were displayed at the song ser
vice of the c. r. rally held last even
ing under the auspices of the Harris
burg C. e. Union in the Church a
God. Penbrook. Illustrated songs. en-
titled my Country, 'Tis of Thee" anf
Pennsylvania" were among the pop
ular selections rendered. The NAL,
quartet, composed of F. E. Crist. Sam
uel Fackler, w. Whitman and G. L
Ebersole, rendered several selection,
entitled The Fight is On" ant
Nearer, Still Nearer" The Rev. M, s
Sharpe, pastor of the Lutheran
Church, Enola, spoke on "The C. r
Place in the Church" and an interest
ing paper by the Rev. Fl. B. King, pas
tor of Paxton Presbyterian Church
was read by ]. Frank Palmer. TIL,
Harrisburg c. e. Choral Union. ac
companied by Miss Emma Lorenz OF
the piano, led the musical selections
Prayers were offered by the Rev. ]. M
| Waggcner, pastor of Main Stree
Church of God, Steelton. and the Rev
4 c.. II. Grove. pastor of Green Stree
Church of God. this city.