Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1916-01-22

c. E. Notes

Inc lmnanuel presbyterian 0nrlS-
tian Endeavor Society held an interest
ing social in the church on Thursday
evening.
The presidents of the Harris
burg Christian Endeavor Union will
appoint boosters" on State conven-
tion work who will visit many societies
in this city and Dauphin county in the
near future.
The Rev. II. L. Hallman. pastor of
the Emmanuel Presbyterian Church,
conducts an expert Endeavor class on
Wednesday evening of each week. The
EndeaVorers of the society have al
ready covered half of the lessons in
the book Expert Endeavor.'
The topic, How TO Work with
Others" was led by Mrs. Mary E.
Sigler at the Wesley Christian En-
deGvor Society last Sunday. Mrs. j. j.
Hemmer. chairman of the missionary
committee of the Harrisburg Chris
tian Endeavor Union, spoke interest
ingly upon the subject.
The Rev. j. Il. Newcomer. of Han
over. attended the United Evangelical
ministerial sessions at Marysville on
Wednesday and visited among friends
in this city. He was formerly an active
Christian EndeaVor worker in this city.
The topic for tomorrow, "Amuse-
ment That Is Worth While will be
led by Mrs. Lillian Grobes at the Wes-
ley Christian Endeavor Society.
The Emmanuel Presbyterian Chris
tian Endeavor Society service to-mor-
row evening will be conducted by Wal
ter + Slaymaker.
Harold Eckert and Walter Zeiders
will lead the Christian EndeaVor serN-
ice at the Fourth Street Church of
God tomorrow evening. Special music
will be rendered by Eugene Baptisti
and II. S. Pressler and the Christian
Endeavor choir
Endeavorers will discuss the topic
Amusement That Is Worth While" at
the services tomorrow evening.
The Christ Lutheran Christian En-
deavor Society will hold an interesting
meeting tomorrow evening. Miss Es-
ther Harpel will sing a solo.
Following are the officers of the
Fourth Street Church of God society:
President, Charles s. Neck: Vice-prest-
dent, Miss Mae Hoover; secretary, Miss
Myrtle Barnhart; assistant secretary,
Charlotte Davis; treasurer, 7. ID. Rich
ardson: chorister, j. G. MacDannald; !;
assistant chorister. II. I'll. Pressler;
pianist. Leila Greenawalt; assistant
pianist. Mrs. J. w. Mackey; Junior SUI
perintendent, Miss Anna Hoverter;
corresponding secretary. Miss Frances
Staub: Statistician. Henry Bruce.
Miss Fora Lehman will lead the
Christian Endeavor meeting at Christ
Lutheran society tomorrow evening.
Millard Hess is the live wire president.
He has been appointed as vice-presi-
dent of the city union of the Hill dis
trict south side.
At the Sixth Street United Breth-
rem Christian EndeaVor meeting to-
morrow evening Harriet Heck will
speak. Miss Florence Miller will lead
the services.
Miss Ines Miller will conduct the
Christian Endeavor prayer service at
the Harris Street United Evangelical
Church tomorrow evening.
Miss Lillian Speakman has been
elected president of the Olivet Presby-
terian Christian Endeavor Society.
John Hosfield will conduct the Chris
tian Endeavor prayer service to-mor-
row evening.
The social committee will conduct
the Christian Endeavor meeting at the
Second Reformed Church tomorrow
evening.
c. NJ. Krout and Paul Shultz will
lead the services at the Park Street
Christian Endeavor Society tomorrow
evening.
At Market Square Presbyterian
Christian Endeavor Society Garfield
McAllister will conduct the services to-
morrow evening.
The Christian Endeavor Society Of
the Church of the Redeemer elected
the following officers for the year of
1916: President. Edward Bowers;
vice president. Grover Wolfe; secre-
tary. Miss Margaret Cover; treasurer,
William Follet; pianist. Miss Beulah
Heffner; assistant pianist, Miss Esther
Stouffer.
George I. Lebo will conduct the
Christian Endeavor services to-mor-
row evening at the Church of the Re-
deemer
The senior Christian Endeavor So
ciety of St. Johns Lutheran Church is
planning a big rally in connection with
Christian Endeavor day, the first Sum
day in February.