Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1915-12-11
c. E. Notes

The State Christian Endeavor So
ciety has 66S expert endeavorers. EX-
pert cndeavor classes are being or
ganized in many places throughout the
State.
Lehigh county accepted the chal-
lenge of the Luzerne county union to
have the most experts by the time of
the State convention, July, 1916.
The Market Square Presbyterian
expert endeavor class meets every
Monday evening. John Mccullough
is the teacher.
Six new societies were received in
to the Harrisburg c. e. Union during
the past year. Much credit is due to
President A. c. Dean, who knows how
to keep the endeavor workers active
and interested in the movement.
One hundred and ninety-four new
societies have been organized in the
State since July l, 1914. All new so
cieties should report to Secretary II.
B. Macrory, Pittsburgh.
The Christian Endeavor headquar-
ters room in the Harrisburg National
Bank building, has been tastefully
decorated with pictures and furnish
ings by active endeavorers of this
city.
The general convention committee
will be served with luncheon at its
regular monthly meetings, first Mon
day of each month at 5.45 to s p. M,
by the following societies: January
meeting, Westminster Presbyterian
society; February, First Baptist So
ciety; March, Fourth Street Church of
God society.
A. c. Dean, president Harrisburg
G. Il. Union, delivered an interesting
address to the United Brethren c. e.
Society, at Rockville, last Sunday.
The Emmanuel Presbyterian G. E.
Society held an interesting echo So
cial in the church on last Thursday
evening. Echoes from the missionary
conference which was held in the
Pine Street Presbyterian, November
1924, were given by endeavorers.
State and Worldwide endeavor So
cieties will discuss the topic, THE
Reasonableness and Value of the c.
E. Pledge" at the prayer services to-
morrow evening.
The Harrisburg C. e. Choral Union
is adding new members to it's roll
and is preparing to render some at
tractive music in the near future.
President A. c. Dean, of the city
union, will speak at the Reformed
church, IGnola, G. r. meeting, to-mor-
row evening. His subject will be "The
Pledge"
At the Sixth Street United Breth-
rem Society Oscar Presley will con-
duct the services tomorrow evening.
Attractive endeavorer work is be-
ing done by the livewire endeavorers
at Emmanuel Presbyterian Society.
W. r. Slaymaker will lead the meet
ing tomorrow evening and speak on
the subject, "The Reasonableness and
Value of the G. Il. Pledge The G.
F.. mixed quartet will render spe-
cial music.
The Rev. Daniel A. Polling, asso-
ciate president and citizenship super
intendent of the united society, will
I tour the State with Secretary II. B.
Macrory in January in the inter-
est OF the Campaign For Millions, "
new endeavor members.
The Market Square Presbyterian
Society held an executive committee
meeting recently. The society will
| begin the new year with much inter-
est. Harry l.. Phelps is the new pres
ident Miss Margaret NJ. Reichert will
lead the c. e. prayer service to-mor-
row evening.
! At Park Street United Evangelical
! C. f. Society tomorrow evening the
meeting will be conducted by Harry
I kahler and Harry Weirick.
philadelphia For Christ" is the
motto of the Philadelphia G. 10. union.
The endeavorers are planning to come
to this city in July on special train.
William G. Boone is the hustling pres
| ident.
Walter Dunn will conduct the C. E.
I meeting at the Harris Street United
Evangelical Church tomorrow even
ing.
Many societies will observe Chris
tian Endeavor week, February 6-19,
| inclusive. by arranging special pro-
grams.