Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1916-07-11

, deavor Expert will have their ban
quet. During the past year this State
has been in a race with New York
and Ohio in an effort to secure the
! greatest number of new experts"
The race has been quite close but Ohio
has been keeping steadily ahead, so
that the Endeavorers of this State are
Keyed up to great interest in this
feature of the work. The third ban
quet will be a novelty in this State
although similar ones have proved Of
great interest in other States. This
will be the Veterans Banquet when
the Pennsylvania Veterans Association
will be organized. Anyone who has
been an active Endeavorer for ten
years or more or who has been an
officer in State. county or local c..
Z. Union may become a veteran. The
annual gatherings of this organiza-
tioE will prove to be unusually en-
joyable If the stories that come from
Ohio and other States are indications.
This Veterans Association Is expected
to be great help in furthering the
work of the State Union.
Evening Program
This evenings program in full in the
Chestnut street auditorium follows: J..
Henry Stauff. State vice. president,
Pittsburgh Pa, presiding. 7.15, formal
opening of the convention; service Of
song, Professor Homer Rodeheaver,
Chicago, ILL.,; 7.45, convention prayer.
the Rev. w. A. Jones, D. D., State vice.
president, Pittsburgh, Pa; convention
purpose, Dr. Clarence H. Chain. State
presidents Philadelphia, Pa: s. adj
dresses of welcome, Martin G. Brum-
baugh, Governor of Pennsylvania and
Bishop U. E. Swengel. State vice-presi-
dnt and trustee of the United Society
of c. E., Harrisburg, Pa. $40. response
to welcome, the Rev. Cloyd Goodnight,
State president, Uniontown, Pa;
$50, anthem, Unfold Ye Portals"
| (Gounod). Harrisburg C. z. Choral
Union, Prof. Frank A McCarrell, Har-
risburg, director, (words will be found
on page 1S); committee appointments
and announcements; 9, convention SER
mon, theme Prayer and Power" the
Rev. w. n. Yates, D. D., former State
president, Harrisburg; song; benedic-
tion, the Rev. Joseph Daugherty, pas
tor of Sixth Street U. B. Church, Har-
risburg 9.45, reception to delegates.
Tomorrow Morning Session
Tomorrow mornings program is as
follows:
/ Market Square Presbyterian Church,
quiet hour, s to S.45, conducted by the
Rev. Floyd W. Tomkins. S. T. D.. trus-
tee of United Society of Christian En-
deavorer. and State vice-president,
Philadelphia; doors will close promptly
at SIS.
Morning session Christian Endeavor
Institute, 9 TO 10, period No. l, sectional
conferences; advanced Christian En-
deavor.
Salem Reformed Church, Third and
Chestnut streets: (a) Assuming Lea
dership," DR.. William Shaw. LII D.,
general secretary United Society of C.
E., Boston, Mass; (bl Our Educational
Task" the Rev. William Ralph Hall
superintendent of young peoples work,
I Presbyterian church, Philadelphia; (c)
Society Finances" H. K. Bragdon,
chairman of State finance committee
Pittsburgh.
Market street; (e) Our Responsibility
to the Intermediates" Z. j. Higgins,
State intermediate superintendent, Har-
| risburg; the Rev. W. Z. Pefiey, trus-
tee United Society c. E., Harrisburg;
% The School of Prayer" the Rev
DR.. Floyd w. Tomkins; (g) service of
song. Professor Homer Rodeheaver;
1918 to II, period No. 2, sectional con-
Millions campaign. Fourth Street
Church of God, Fourth and Strawberry
avenue: (a) New Converts Uniting
With the Church." the Rev. ]. Sala I,e-
land. D. d. STATE evangelistic superin-
tendent, Pittsburgh; (b) New Dollars
For Missions and the Tenth Legion"
Miss Grace D. Reimer. State missionary
superintendent. Easton, Pa.
Pine Street Presbyterian Church,
Third and Pine Streets: (c) New So
cieties and New Endeavorers." DR.. VIII
liam Shaw; Cd The Quiet Hour" Wal
ter NJ. Lewis, Philadelphia.
| First Baptist Church, Second and
Pine streets; "e) Life Recruits" the
Rev. Stanley B. Vandersall. general sec
retary of Ohio State c. E. Union. Co
lumbus. Ohio; (O "Purview of Expert
Endeavor," the Rev. William Ralph
Hall.
Chestnut street auditorium, DR.. clar-
ence H. Chain, State president, presid
ing; song service. Professor Homer
Rodeheaver; Ills. reports-report of
State treasurer. H. w. Keller, Pitts
burgh; report of State secretary, II. B.
Macrory, Pittsburgh; report of State
junior superintendent, C. C. Culp; re-
port of intermediate superintendent e.
J. Huggins; song: benediction. the Rev
a. z. Hangen, pastor Park Street U. e.
Church. Harrighurg