Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1914-11-17
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men. women and children. Schedules
have been prepared by Miss Palmer,
Miss Eggleston, Miss Colt. Miss Sax
man and Mr.. Patterson. who will con-
except Monday at various shops, fac
tories and institutions.
Where Meetings Are Held
Miss Palmer speaks this afternoon
| before mixed audience at the taber-
nacle and will continue to do so every
| Tuesday. afternoon during the CAM
paign. She will speak tomorrow aft
ernoon at 2.30 at the New Cumberland
| Trinity United Brethren Church;
Thursday at 2.30 at Rutherford
Heights and Friday at 2.30 at the
county almshouse.
Miss Colt will meet the personal
workers committee every afternoon at
3.15 O'Clock in the choir loft at the
tabernacle after the regular preaching
| by DR.. Slough. Tomorrow afternoon
at 4 o'clock she will hold a class in
personal work service at the Young
Women's Christian Association for
public school teachers.
Professor Spooner will meet the
booster choir" at the tabernacle
Tuesday Thursday and Friday after
Moons after school. He will meet the
high school boys Wednesday mornings
and afternoons.
Miss Eggleston will hold children's
meetings in the afternoon at o'clock
as follows: Tuesday, First United
Brethren Church, children from the
| Boas, Eager, Verbeke and Willard
school buildings; Wednesday, at the
Steelton Methodist Episcopal Church;
Thursday. at the Fifth Street Meth
odist Episcopal Church, for children
n FD mr.
Hamilton and Verbeke school build
ings Friday, at the Ridge Avenue
Methodist Episcopal Church. for chill
dren from the Downey, Penn and
Wickersham schools. On Sunday Miss
Eggleston will talk to the children at
the Christ Lutheran Church on
Lucky Bags" a Booze Sunday" ad-
dress.
Business Women's Meetings
Miss Saxman will hold meetings for
business women every Tuesday ano
Friday between 11.30 and l o'clock in
the social room of the Fourth Street
Church of God. A 10-cent lunch will
be prepared for these occasions. Meet
ings will be held tomorrow noon at
the Bacon candy factory and at 2.30
for the high school girls In the Fourth
Street Church of God; Thursday, at 10
o'clock, high school girls, at the
Fourth Street Church of God; noon,
at the New Idea hosiery factory; 2.S0
o'clock meeting for the at-home young
women at the Fourth Street Churcn
of God; Friday, 4 p. m, at the Steelton
high school.
Noon shop meetings will be held as
follows: Tuesday. Division street,
Pennsylvania Railroad, by the Rev. c.
f.. Hills; Maclay street, Pennsylva-
MIA Railroad, by w. w. Shannon;
Marysville, Pennsylvania Railroad, II.
w. K. Patterson.
Wednesday Elliott-Fisher typewriter
works, Fl. w. K. Patterson; Summer,
dale shope, Pennsylvania Railroad, DIR.
Charles c. Wheeler; Enola round
house, w. w. Shannon; Enola round
house, IL o'clock at night, by II. w.
K. Patterson; Lucknow shops, Penn
sylvania Railroad, at noon, by Fred
d. Cartwright.
Thursday, Enola car shop, w. w.
Shannon; Steelton bridge shop, H. w.
K. Patterson; packing and storage
company plant, Fred d. Cartwright;
Division street. Pennsylvania Railroad,
IL o'clock at night, G. f. Wheeler.
Friday. Division street, Pennsylvania
Railroad, w. w. Shannon; Reilly street,
Pennsylvania Railroad, DIR. c. C,
Wheeler; Rutherford shop, Philadel-
phia and Reading, H. w. K. Patterson.
Saturday, car barn of the Harris
burg Railways Company, II. w. X.
Patterson.
Services at Jail
A service will be held at the Dau-
phin county Jail by Mr.. Patterson and
others of the party Thursday morning
at $50 o'clock this week and on
Wednesday in the future.
Services will be conducted to-mor-
row morning at 10 o'clock in every
church participating in the campaign
Snani1l efforts Wi hn lNxy
ministers and members of the personal
service committees to inspire church
people with the spirit of the evan.
gelistic movement