Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1917-09-29
E. E. Notes

L. Z. Notes
Rehearsal will be held by the Har-
risburg Christian Endeavor Choral
Union at the Second Reformed
Church, corner Green and Broad
streets, on Tuesday evening, October
2, at o'clock. Professor Frank A.
McCarrell, chorister, will practice
music with persons who desire to
attend and take the trip to Balm
bridge on Thursday evening, Octo-
Der 4.
Harris Street United Evangelical
Endeavorers will make a drive in a
contest with new inspiration, en-
thusiasm and a determination to get
into the live society line, beginning
SundS,' October Z, to January L.
Purple and white were the colors
chosen to represent the sides of the
contest. The following are the items
of work to be accomplished: First,
- bring in new members; second, to
take part in the Sunday evening
meetings; third, to do personal work;
fourth, to enroll members of the
quiet hour; fifth, to solicit subscrip-
tions for the Evangelical Endeavorer;
sixth, to increase the offerings: sew
enth, to bring members to midweek
prayer services. The officers selected
Cor the work are as follows: Major
general, the Rev. G. f. Schaum;
purple side. captain, r. S. Stetler;
first lieutenant, Miss Sylvia Gingrich;
second lieutenant, Bruce Wiley; third
lieutenant. c. B. Fisher; fourth lieu
tenant. Miss Lydia Kutz; fifth lieu
tenant, Miss Evelyn CARRIER; sixth
lieutenant, Forrest Donmoyer; sew
enth lieutenant. Miss Fern Stanford;
white side, captain, Vincent Stanford;
Mrs. c. +. CARRIER Miss Mildred Don
moyer Mrs. William Oren. Miss Mar
tha Mehaffie, Miss Dorothy MadduX,
Paul Schwartz and Miss Mabel Mack.
Miss Mildred Donmoyer was elected
secretary of the society. Two COM
mittee chairmen resigned. w. l..
Bailey was appointed chairman of
the lookout committee and Mrs. w.
L. Bailey was made chairman of the
missionary committee.
Home Mission Work Among I'M
migrants" will be the topic for dis
cussion by Endeavorers tomorrow
evening in the worldwide meetings.
Bethlehem Lutheran Christian En-
deavor Society will hold a special
rally tomorrow evening. Endeavor-
ers are urged to get in" for the big
program, including good music. New
officers will be installed and every
Endeavorer will be alive for active
work during the coming fall and
winter months.
Miss AIildreth Haggard has been
compelled to resign her Office of ma
tional junior superintendent, due to
the illness and death of her mother.
The United Society has appointed
Miss Grace +. Hooper, of Crete, Neb.,
to the office.
Christ Lutheran society will have
an excellent program for all En-
deavorers interested at the meeting
tomorrow evening. Special music
will be rendered. Miss Marie Nell
will have charge of the services.
Endeavorers of the Market Square
Presbyterian society are stirring
things with great activity for the
coming mouths. A big rally DAY ex.
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Mrs H. S. Williams and Mrs.
Thomas Koons will MAKE the pro-
gram interesting at the Park Street
United Evangelical society tomorrow
evening. All leaguers are urged to
attend and take part in the services.
Derry Street United Brethren So
ciety is in line for fall active Chris
tian Endeavor work. ]. Boyd Grouse
will have charge of the services to-
morrow evening.
c. c. Culp, of Gettysburg. state
superintendent of junior work. has
Joined the United States Army and is
attending the school of military aero
nautics at Cambridge, Mass.
The Otterbein United Brethren So
ciety will study the Christian En-
deavor topic tomorrow evening. Mr..
Gilberthrop will be the leader during
the service.
Twelve hundred Christian En-
deavor societies have been listed in
twelve weeks among Christian
churches in the United States as a
result of a campaign which is being
actively prosecuted to put the Dis
ciples of Christ first in the great
Christian Endeavor movement. The
aim of the campaign, set forth twelve
weeks ago, was twenty four hun
dred new Christian Endeavor So
cieties in twenty-four weeks" AT
present the Presbyterian Church in
the United States leads Christian
Endeavor churches. Kansas now
leads the states in the big race with
nearly two hundred societies enrolled
Close to Kansas come Oklahoma. In
diana and Kentucky. over thirty
states are listed so far
Miss Edith Beaver will conduct
the services at the Trinity United
Brethren Christian Endeavor Society
tomorrow evening.
At Zion Evangelical Lutheran So
ciety, Enola, Miss Jeanette Lyons
will lead the service tomorrow even
ing.
Harry Lingle will have charge OF
the services at st. Paul's Lutheran
society. New Cumberland, tomorrow
evening.
BAPTIST
Ffrst-The Rev William 7 IocL