Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1915-06-04

Mohlcr. of Leeds. Mo, who preached
ornment," The closing prayer was
offered by Elder s. P. Berkebile, of
Fostoria. Ohio. a returned missionary
from India. All of these services were
held in the Hershey Central theater.
The attendance was large.
Promptly at o'clock yesterday
morning a large audience again as
sembIed in the Hershey Central the
ater for the Bible conference. DIR. T.
T. Myers, of Juniata College. gave an
exposition of The Holy Spirit-His
Office He WAS followed by Prof. E.
3. Hofi. OF Chicago, H., who gave a
blackboard talk on Some Interpre-
tations of Gods Word
vt the afternoon session a large in
crease in the attendance was notice
able, as the lower floor of the theater
was crowded. DIR. 4. T. Myers, of
Juniata College. delivered an address
on The Church and Her Mission. sc
Of EliZabethtown. on Method in
Teaching the Sunday School Lesson"
Convention Officers Chosen
At the session of the standing COM
mittee. held in one of the rooms in
the Convention Hall, yesterday morn
ing the following officers for the
Brethren conference were chosen:
Moderator. Elder II. c. Early. of Vir-
ginia; writing clerk. Elder James NJ.
Moore, of Chicago, ILL.,: reading clerk,
Elder Otho Winger, of North Man
chester, Ind Several other officials
viii be appointed later
In building east of the Convention
Hall is the headquarters for the pub
fishing house OF the denomination, To-
Gated at Elgin, III. In this building a
large amount of literature is display
ed. in charge o. the representatives
of the institution.
Yesterday afternoon a mothers
meeting was held in the United Breth-
rem Church, in charge of Mrs. Cath
crime Van Dyke, of Chicago. III.
The official reporter for the Breth-
rem conference, who has arrived at
Hershey. is Elder John Snyder. OF
Ohio. He has represented the confer
ence in this capacity for several
years.
At the north end of Park avenue
bridge the Hershey Chocolate COM
pany has erected a handsome booth
in paEoda shape. II will be used for
the serving of cocoa and chocolate
and the selling Of Hershey products.
1t is a permanent structure and ad-
mirably adapted for it's purpose.
large room in the first story of
the old school building has been made
college headquarters during the ses-
sions of the Brethren conference.
This will he the-centraI meeting place
for college men and women.
Convention Notes
One Of the special features of thR
convention is the enthusiastic singing
in charge of Miss Elizabeth Kline. OF
the EliZabethtown college. Yester-
day afternoon Miss Kline opened the
musical institute, which Will be con-
tinued during the sessions.
Among the latest arrivals are: Elder
A 81 ~f-., ~
len 3. Roger, of Elgin. Ill: G. NJ.
WenEer, of South Bend. Ind; ID. W.
Allison, Shippensburg; J. b. Eleanor
Brumbaugh, Huntington: c. J. Brown.
Spring City; Mary A. Brown. Parker
ford; Maggie Miller, Spring City; Anna
Ekroth, Elizabethtown; II. S. Graybill.
Harrisburg; Mr.. and Mrs ]. W. Galley.
Mechanicsburg; Casper Hosfeld, New
burg: MIR. and Mrs. Mervin Hollopeter.
Big Run; ]. Edwin Jarboe, Lincoln.
Neb.; Elizabeth Kline, Eliza bethtown:
Mr.. and Mrs. B. F. Lightner. Gettys-
burg; Archibald Van Dyke, Hunting
don: ]. w. Taylor. Neffsville; Robert J.
Ziegler. Royersford; John G Zug. Pal
myra; J. Ralph Bonsack, New Wind
myra; J. Ralph Bonsack, Roger f..
Barnes and A. p. Snader, New Wind
sor, Nd. Mr.. and Mrs. John Gawer.
Lodi, Ohio; Leo Lillian George. Belle
fontaine, Ohio: George Hartsough,
Glenford; c. A. Brallier, Pierceton.
Ind. Mr.. and Mrs. Jonas Cripe, New
Webster Ind; Manly Deeter. Milford
Ind; Frank Kreider, Goshen, Ind
Mrs. c. f. Rusher, Pierceton. rnd.
Mrs. G. II. Van Dyke, Chicago. III.
Saturdays program will be devoted
TO general missionary and Temperance
interests and will lie In charge of the
respective committees.
On Friday evening a special sermon
will be preached on The Holy Spirit"
by Elder J. A. Dove