Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1916-02-19

President George Il. stewart, or Au-
burn Theological Seminary, chairman
of the general committee of the State
convention held in this city in 1898,
las written a practical booklet, Eff
cheney Tests for Pastors and Churches"
1t is published by the Auburn Semi
nary Press.
The Emmanuel Presbyterian Society
held an up-to-date valentine social in
he church nall this week Many of
the members were present.
The Christian Endeavor convention
booster song" entitled Harrisburg,
1916 is being used at all of the dis
trict rallies in this city and vicinity
his month. A copy has been sent to
the $4,000 societies throughout the
state.
DIR. F. f. Clark, president of the
Worlds Christian Endeavor Union,
sailed on February IS on the Shinyo
Maru for Yokohama to attend the ma
tional Christian Endeavor conventions
in Japan and China and other similar
meetings in Korea. There are 10000
Gndeavorers in the Orient. Dr. Clark
hopes that these conventions will cem-
cnt the friendship of the Christian
young people of these countries with
the EndeaVorerS of America and a
very cordial letter of introduction
from President Wilson approves
heartily of the object of the journey.
Hazel Groce will conduct the Chris
tian EndeaVor service at Christ Lu-
theran Church tomorrow evening.
State Secretary II. B. Macrory and
Clarence c. Hamilton will address a
hig Christian Endeavor rally at Dun
cannon this evening.
The topic How to Put the Bible
Into Life" will be discussed in the
Christian Endeavor services tomorrow
evening.
Miss Agnes Miller will lead the
Christian Endeavor meeting at the
Emmanuel Presbyterian society to-
morrow evening.
At the Harris Street Keystone
League of Christian Endeavor meet
ing tomorrow evening Miss Eliza beth
y. Dunn will be the leader.
Mrs. Fl. Berger will speak and Miss
Edith Machamer will be the leader at
Sixth Street United Brethren Christian
Endeavor Society tomorrow.
AT the Market Square PRESBYTERIAN
Christian Endeavor Society Lawrence
Meyer will lead the meeting to-mor-
row evening.
Misses Ruth Orner and Eva Smith
will conduct the Christian Endeavor
services at the Park Street United
Evangelical Church tomorrow even
ing.
At the Olivet Presbyterian Chris
tian Endeavor Society meeting to-mor-
row evening Miss Miriam Hines will
lead.
Two big district Christian Endeavor
rallies will be held on Tuesday and
Thursday, February % and "a. The
program follows: West Shore district,
north side, Grace United Brethren
ruary %; D. Shettle, vice-president,
presiding. Song service; devotional
exercises, the Rev. Mr. Rice; song,
Finola Lutheran Christian Endeavor
Society; address, the Rev. p. r.
l<oontz; piano solo, William Bretz,
Fairview: address, Boost the State
Convention" William NJ. Mailey, chair
man State reception committee; mixed
quartet. Wormleysburg United Breth-
en- society; address, the Rev. j. A.
Sharp: instrumental duet William
lSretZ and Harold Malsh, Lutheran
Christian Endeavor Society.
On Thursday February "a. Fill dis
trict, north side. United Brethren
Church. Penbrook: C. S. Urich. vice.
president, presiding. The program
follows: Singing; devotional, by the
Rev. IT. NJ. Miller: ladies' quartet,
Church of God, Penbrook; offering;
solo, Mrs. o. r. Good; Boosting. the
State Convention James NJ Williams.
n member of the convention commit
tee; selection by the United Brethren
choir: address. Expert Endeavor."
the Rev. II. T.. Hallman. pastor of
Emmanuel Presbyterian Church. Sc
lection, male chorus. Church of God:
announcements; singing, benediction.
The ladies' quartet of the Church of
God is composed OF Mrs. George Car
man. Mrs. Harry Ludwig, Miss Mary
Nader and Miss Ruth Reidell
w a. Benty win have charge of
the keystone League of Christian En-
deavor service on Sunday evening at
$50 o'clock in Grace United Evan
gelical Church, Lemoyne.