Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1917-03-02

In Iron-Coal- OIL Glass.
Who can pass-Pennsylvania?
In International Christian Endeavor
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The State C. q. Union is planning
to introduce at the State executive
meeting some new features for the
coming year. Among them will be the
advisability of electing a new Junior
field secretary.
Paul A. March. superintendent of the
Citizenship department of the Harris
burg c. E. Union. is doing an excellent
work in interesting former members
of the Endeavor society.
The Harris Street X. l. c. e. will
hold it's monthly business session at
the home of w. r. Donmoyer, Muench
street near Third, on Thursday evening,
March s.
Jameson Lewis, formerly of this city,
who did excellent work for the State
convention last July, is taking a theo-
logical course in the Wooster College,
in Ohio. He is the new County Eff
cheney department superintendent of
the Wayne County o. C. e. Union.
Dauphin county and city Endeavorers
are considering a plan to open a c. E.
cottage at one of the camps or suburban
places during the coming summer.
Sixty three Junior societies in Dau-
phin county are becoming interested
in new work. for the coming year.
A chorus choir of 1000 voices is now
being trained to lead the singing at
the great 2Sth international conven-
tion to be held at New York in July.
The Harrisburg c. L. Choral Union
had charge of the singing at the Beth
esda Mission meeting held in the
Technical High School last evening.
The Pennsylvania c. L. Union is rec
ognized as being the largest in the
entire world. and the executives are
working hard in an effort to enroll the
largest delegation to the convention at
New York and have set their goal
around the 1000 mark.
Ellis Murray will conduct the serv-
ices on Sunday evening at the Zion
Lutheran Church, Enola.
At the Park Street X. L. C. e. Mrs.
Charles r. BARLEY and Mrs. Chas. Urich
will have charge of the conservation
service on Sunday evening.
The Harrisburg c. E. Choral Union
will hold the first rehearsal for the
rendition of the orratorio, Elijah" at
the Fourth Street Church of God. on
Monday evening, March 5th.
At the Market Square Presbyterian
Society Lawrence Meyer will conduct
the services on Sunday evening.
Endeavorers are urged to watch for
the cheer songs that appear in this
column and clip them for future use.
Roy Stetler, the president. will have
charge of the Harris street K. L. c.
L. service on Sunday evening.
The Lehigh County Endeavorers are
planning to send large delegation
to the New York convention in July.
California is striving for 800 more
new societies and Is, 900 new Endeavor-
ers in a single month. She already re-
ports AIS new societies during the Mil
lion Campaign.
Service" will be the topic for dis
cussion by the Endeavorers on Sunday
evening.
The Dixie Endeavorers have "ar-
rived" They have already passed their
goal of 1000 new societies, and have
3S toward a new thousand.
The Rev. L. E. Clark, d. D., of Bos-
ton, president of the United Society of
c. e. says: British Endeavorers have
raised more money than ever before
for their work, and in spite of the war
they are preparing for great national
convention in May"
The Park Street keystone League of
Christian Endeavor will hold its busi-
ness meeting and election of officers on
next Tuesday evening, March g. at the
home of w. e. Rickert, 1913 Market
street.
Prof. John F. Kob, president of the
Dauphin County C.. e. Union, spoke to
the Second Reformed Society last Sun
day. He will address the Olivet Pres
byterian Society on next Sunday.
Sixth Street U. ID. JOttings
Miss Madeline Stoner, chairman of
the Missionary Committee, met with
the committee and planned new work
for the coming term-the study of
home and foreign missions.