Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1916-04-08
c. E. NOTES

Many Christian Endeavor societies
of this city and vicinity are busy hold
ing socials, entertainments and are
planning for festivals for the benefit
of their convention fund contribu-
tions. Parlor and leap year socials
are becoming quite popular. The en-
Velope, 10 cents-a-week plan and
thankoffering contributions have been
adopted by societies.
a special program will be rendered
at the Sixth Street United Brethren
society meeting tomorrow evening.
gentogler will conduct the services.
Misses Maud Goodyear and Lillian
Goodyear will render a duet. Ad-
dresses will be delivered by the Rev.
J. II. Daugherty, Amos Funk. l.. A.
Miller and Roy Shenk in the interest
of UNCONVENTIONAL work.
At a committee meeting held re-
Gently the social, flower and de-
votional committees planned definite
work. The flower committee supplies
the pulpit and shut-ins with flowers
each week and the devotional COM
mittee appointed the leaders for the
term.
Endeavorers will study the topic
What My Denomination Expects
From It's Young People," in the
various societies tomorrow.
A Go to c. E. Prayer Meeting"
campaign may be adopted by the
various societies and stir up interest
for the coming convention to be held
in this city in July. All lookout conf
mittees are urged to call up members
each week by telephone, postcard or
flying visit and swell the tendance at
the Sunday evening services.
Howard Derrick has been elected
secretary of the Junior society of the
Sixth Street United Brethren church.
IL will
the c. f. meeting at Emmanuel Presby-
terian church.
The Pine Street Presbyterian So
ciety with a membership of siXty-six
has started a contest for one hundred
members to be gained before the
meeting of the State convention.
Mrs. Harry Parthemore has been
elected superintendent of the Sixth
Street United Brethren Junior So
ciety. She is planning for big things
for the coming year large delega-
ton is being arranged to attend the
big Intermediate and Senior rally, to
be held in the Messiah Lutheran
The State Convention booster con-
ference will be held in the Grace
United Evangelical Church, Le-
moyne, on next Tuesday evening.
Mrs. Wilma u. Scheffer will lead at
Market Square c. f. society serv-
ices
At Christ Lutheran Society services
Charles Harpel will lead. Special
music will be rendered.
Great preparations are being made
for the intermediate and Senior
Christian Endeavor rally to be held in
the Messiah Lutheran church Friday
evening, April IA. under the auspices
of the Harrisburg c.. e. Union. Two
prominent speakers, Paul c. Brown,
National intermediate superintendent
of Boston and c. G. Culp. State
Junior Superintendent, of Gettysburg.
will deliver addresses. All societies
are urged to march to the church in
bodies. Junior Endeavorers have
been barred from the meeting because
of the measles epidemic.
Hundreds of EndeaVorerS of the
various societies are working on COM
mittees in the interest of the big
State convention. The following are
among the appointments of members
from two denominations:
REFORMED
st. Johns Reformed Church. -
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Hoke. Mrs. ri.
w. Keitel Miss Edna Rintz, Miss Lula
Patchen and TT. w. Keitel president.
Fourth Reformed. - L. f. Bow
man, chairman and president, Prof. J,
+. Kob, chairman entertainment, of
general committee, Nevin Bowers,