Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1917-11-10
c. E. NOTES

DR.. Crosse. vice-president of the
United Societv of Christian EndeaV-
or, who has charge of noting the
Government plans for food economy,
asks the people to have seven wheat
less meals, fourteen meatless meals.
and twenty-one wasteless meals every
week. Some person from Boston
says: Il have tried it, and l know
from personal experience. With deli
cious johnny-cake, Boston brown
bread, bran mullins, oat-cakes, and
the various concoctions made from
coarser grains, who would not from
choice rather than necessity have at
least seven wheatless meals week.
Make it fourteen, DR.. Grose, and we
will not think you are asking TOO
much"
Pine street Presbyterian society
promises to hold an interesting meet
ing tomorrow evening. Miss Ruth
Tack will conduct the service.
Endeavorers will study the topic,
Seeking Worth While Things" in the
G. y. prayer services tomorrow even
ing.
Mrs. Frishkorn will have charge
of the services at the st. Paufs Luth-
eran society on Sunday evening.
Two new United Society officers
will take their places at the Christ
Miss Grace +. Hooper, field secre-
tary of the Nebraska union, to the po-
sition of United Society Junior Super
intendent, and the Rev. r. p. Ander-
son to that of Editorial Secretary.
After twenty-siX years as Editorial
Secretary, Amos r. Wells, Lift. D.,
lays down the administrative details
in order to devote all of his time to
THE C. E. World"
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charge of the G. +. services at the
Zion Evangelical Lutheran society,
Enola, tomorrow evening.
awakening Songs" is the win
ming title for the new Rodeheaver
songbook, published by the Rode
HEAVIER Company, Philadelphia.
Clarence C. Hamilton, Boston, re-
ports that message from the White
House, Washington, d. c., which says
II am glad to commend your ef-
forts" by President Wilson to Dr.
Clark in a cordial letter was received
several days ago. Another message
says: May l not thank you for your
kind letter of a recent date and
through you the trustees of the Unit
ed Society of Christian Endeavor for
the generous greetings enclosed in
your letter? They have touched and
cheered and encouraged me deeply.
Cordially and sincerely yours,
WOODROW WILSON"
Miss Mabel DeWalt' will have
charge of the c. e. services at the
Second Reformed society tomorrow
evening.
Christ Lutheran society will study
the topic, Seeking Worth-While
Things" tomorrow evening, and
Kenneth Stevens will be the leader,
At the Market Square Presbyter-
ian society Miss Dorothy Taylor will
conduct the services tomorrow even-
ing.
John Zeigler and E. L. Vogel will
have charge of the services at the
Park street United Evangelical So
ciety tomorrow evening.
Texas Endeavorers are planning to
give $1,000 this year to denomina-
tional missions.
Charles Bernhart will conduct the
C. Il. services at the Otterbein United
Brethren icty tomorrow evening.
Mrs. Alvin Grove will make the
program interesting at the St. Mat
thews' Lutheran society tomorrow
evening at $50 o'clock.
Elbert &. Chairman, the conSe-
Grated and brilliant president of the
Oregon G. f. Union. has resigned to
enter the service of the U. S. service,
and arrived safely in Great Britain.
At Trinity United Brethren society,
New Cumberland, Miss Helen Ayres
will have charge of the services on
Sunday evening.