Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1914-10-09
DIVIDE MEMS WORK
IN STOUCH CAMPAIGN
City Districted With Separate Com.
mittee For Each Section
of the Town

To facilitate the efforts of the young
mems work committee of the Slough
evangelistic campaign this committee
has been divided into three parts, each
having an auxiliary committee. The
city has been divided into four gen.
eral districts. They are: Upper, Cen
trail, Hill and West Shore.
The upper district will be composed
of the cooperating churches situated
between Reilly street on the south,
Cameron street on the east, Front
street on the west and Rockville on
the north. The central district will
include churches in the section bound
ed by Reilly street, Tenth street on
the east and Steeton. The Hill dis
trict will be made up of churches on
the Hill east of Cameron street to
the city limits, north and south. The
West Shore district is made up of all
churches across the river. Benjamin
| Whitman is in charge of this impor-
| tant branch of the Slough activities.
The churches in the different dis
tricts and the committeeman from
each are as follows:
Upper District, Clifford Zellers,
| chairman-Fifth Street Methodist. G..
[ E. Bowman and Austin Lightner; Cur
| tin Heights Methodist, George Mar
shall and George Burlington; Maclay
Street Church of God, c. F.. Booser
and Clifford Zellers; Covenant Presby-
terian, Lloyd Yutz and Merle D. Har-
ris; Harris Street Evangelical, DIR. w.
| j. Scheifiey and w. K. Hertz; Sixth
Street United Brethren. Lawrence
Miller and George Lebo; Riverside
| Methodist, Daniel Lucas and d. w.
| Bixler.
Central District. Paul Furthermore.
Chairman - Market Square Presby-
terian, James Reid Chairman group
| p and Frank G. Roth; Westminster
Presbyterian. John Dunlap and Rus
sell Ritchie; Pine Street Presbyterian,
j. Harry Messersmith and Garrett S.
! Wall: Grace Methodist, H. B. Sauss-
man and c. S. Boil: Ridge Avenue
Methodist Episcopal, Thomas W. Spot
| ford, Chester Blyler and Paul Mere
| dith: st. Pauis Methodist, James ID.
Miller. T. Raymond Michael and Ed
| gar Stoner; Fourth Street Church of
God, Chester Shelly chairman group
| u and Enos Wenrich; Green Street
Church of God. Harry Nevudeshell,
Alexander Ensminger and Henry
Lease; Tabernacle Baptist, Anson
DeVout and Joseph Russell; First
! Baptist, John Pearson and Charles
Price; First United Brethren, Nelson
Mans and Paul Parthemore; Cen
tenary United Brethren, Steelton, Aus
tin Fetterhoff and George Marks.
Hill District, Harry Smeltzer. Chair
man-Park Street Evangelical, F. /.
Hoover. r. A. Wagner and Leland
| iDOOtds 1lctlS ptlSSl tlllltb bItlIlEeI,
Fremont Lingle and John Lynch, Jr.;
Emmanuel Presbyterian, Walter Slay-
maker chairman group u and James
Fitzpatrick; Bethany Presbyterian,
John Holsberger and Charles Low;
Second Baptist. John NJ. Jones and
| Louis w. Tomkins: Pleasant View
Church of God; Stevens Memorial
Methodist, R. r. Thompson, Charles
NJ. Storey and Professor G. w. Hamil-
ton Chairman group 2); Derry Street
United Brethren, Ralph Manley and
| Frank Buckalew: Christ Lutheran.
/ William Repp and Harry Smeltzer:
Epworth Methodist. H. P. Motter and
Russell Jones; Market Street Baptist
]. e. Daniels and S. K. Thurman:
Olivet Presbyterian, S. A. Howard and
Paul w. Grundon; Calvary Presby-
| terian.