Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1917-03-30
C. E. NOTES

Harrisburg has her experts
And Legionaries, too.
Dauphin county has her comrades
And life-recruits so true,
And life-recruits so true.
And pledgers quite a few
To the high Endeavor teachings
Harrisburg will be true.
(Tune-Annie Laurie.)
Under the auspices of an Iowa So
ciety evangelistic services were held
for two weeks, resulting in forty con-
versions.
The Endeavor societies of Victoria,
Australia, gave to missions last year
$500, an average of S19 a society.
Vincent Walkendifer will have
charge of the c. e. services at the
Second Reformed Society on Sunday
evening.
dence," q conservation meeting, will
be the topic for discussion at the c.
e. societies on Sunday
The Maderira Christian Endeavor
Union in South India employs ma
tive travelling secretary, who last yeal
Travelled 1.94S miles, distributed L.
372 G.. e. booklets and cards, and re-
joiced in a net increase of 631 new
members.
Miss Carrie M. Knaby secretary of
the Harrisburg C. L. Union, will con
duct the services at the Zion Lutheran
Society, Enola. on Sunday.
Field Secretary Gates, of Illinois,
has offered the st. Paul union silver
loving cup if it graduates 900 new
Christian Endeavor experts by July l.
1t has 200 already.
At the Harris Street Keystone
League of Christian Endeavor Rus
sell West will have charge of the
services on Sunday evening.
The Young Peoples Society of
. hn L,
gelical Lutheran Church. Enola, elect
ed the following officers for the en-
suing term: President, Miss Carrie M.
Knaby; vice president, Margaret
Knaub; corresponding secretary, John
Roth; recording secretary, Kathryn
Famous; treasurer, Mrs. Ellis Murray;
organist, Helen Knaby; assistant or
ganist, Mabel Seitz The society's aim
is ITO Win Others for Christ"
Delegates from every State in the
Union and from every province in
Canada representing forty denomina-
tions, and every department of church
work will attend the big International
C. T.. convention to be held in New
York City July 4 to o. The State
unions are already challenging each
other as to which will have the largest
delegations present, each State work.
ing hard to land the coveted honor.
The part which music plays in all
conventions Will De emphasized ana a
chorus choir of 1900 voices is now
being trained to lead the singing and.
the leader during the convention will
be none other than the justly famed
Homer Rodeheaver. Some people are
yet debating the question whether
BILLY" Sunday made Rody famous,
or Rody made Billy" famous. 1t is
still an open question and anyone
can join the discussion.
Mrs. Frank S. Montgomery will have
charge of the Christian Endeavor
services at the Market Square Pres
byterian Church on Sunday evening.
The officers of the Allentown dis
trict of the Christian Endeavor con-
gress met recently, during which
hymns which will be used at the New
York convention were sung. Two new
societies have been enrolled in the
congress-St. Johns Reformed. Coop
ersburgs and the Ferndale Presby-
terian, Fullerton. One hundred men,
bers from Lehigh county are already
listed as delegates who expect to at
tend the New York convention
Prof John f. Kob, president of the
Dauphin County c. e. Union, will de-
liver the principal address at the