Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1917-03-12
SPREAD SPIRIT OF
GOOD FELLOWSHIP
Market Square Parishioners
Visit Homes of 900
Members

ParishionerS or the Market Square
Presbyterian Church yesterday spread
a spirit of good fellowship and cheer
to the nine hundred homes of the
parish, when they assembled at the
church and at intervals between 1.3O
and $50 o'clock left in automobiles
to visit the various families.
The automobiles carrying the
church workers spread to all sections
of the city and not one family of the
church was missed. Many of the
messengers of good cheer returned to
the church later in the afternoon,
while still others strolled in while the
evening service was in progress.
Donate Use of Cars
The plan was decided upon by the
church vestry some weeks ago and to
make the project more plain to the
various committees, it was explained
in detail to the congregation at the
morning service by the Rev. George
Edward Hawes, pastor of the church.
The list of the committees men,
bers and the cars they rode in in
cludes:
Mrs. S. f. White and Mrs. G. w.
Moltz in George Reily's car; j. II.
Wallazz, George Reilly, Frank Rog
ers and Lewis Kraybill, in w. E. Will
Lees, in ]. l.. Cunningham's car; Mrs.
Geyer and Mrs. Redmond, in ]. T..
Jackson's car; Mrs. Shrum and Mrs.
Snoddy, J. p. Mccullough, Dean Hoff-
man, G. w. Moltz, Stewart Blair, in
Mrs. Hickoks car; John Henning,
George Hit, F. E. Fornwalt and ]. j.
Franck, in f. Il. Fornwalt's car; Law
renee Meyer, David McHolland, c. G.
McCurdy and Harry Sanders, in E. p.
Johnson's car; David II. Martin, Jo-
seph Montgomery, George Kline and
B. Aldinger, in Mr.. Aldinger's car;
j. b. Carruthers and c. c. Getter in
Ross Hickok's car; J. V. Hershey, w.
s. Middleton, Charles Garberic, George
Glenn and G. W. Kennedy, in John
Essig's car; A. w. Morrison, W. B.
Mausteller, Jack Wills and NJ. c. Tay-
lor, in A. w. Morrisons car; s. w.
Fleming, Sr., G. w. Hall, Miss Sarah
Chayne and Miss Anna Miller, in Ed
ward Bailey's car; ]. II. Spicer, e. p.
Robinson Mrs: DeGray and Mrs.
DeGray, A. B. McCarter, Jr., Horace
Chayne and FL. w. Arndt in Horace
Chayne's car, Edmond Critchley,
John Shrum, C. w. Wood, Jr.. and H.
c. Sutton, in Spencer Gilbert's car; C.
V. Miller, Stanley Ludlow, F. NJ.
Hunter and Lewis Carpenter, in Mrs.
Bergnef's car; Mrs. Hause, Miss Anna
er, in Miss Anna Murray's car; II.
B. King, Horace Whitman; r. w. Fair
and w. w. Lynch. in II. b. Kings
car; G. A. Hall, 3. w. Wright, S. f.
White and Raymond Bell, in G.. A.
Halls car; Garfield McAllister, Bur-
ton Commings, r. H. Gourley and B.
Edward Taylor, in J. e. Milhouse's
car; Rudolph Spicer, r. II. King, An
drew Redmond and w. w. Mckinnie.
in Mr.. Redmond's car; Brenneman
Fisher, John Kunkle, in Edwin Keis-
ter's car; Mrs. Floyd Whalen, Mrs.
B. W. Wright, Mrs. Hanselmann and
Mrs. Detweiler, in Mrs. Weiss car; A.
G. Eden and J. A. Pollock. in Mr..
Eden's car; Floyd Whalen and Will
liam NJ. Mcdowell, in Mr.. McDowell's
car; J. r. Henry and Frank Mont
gomery, in Mr.. Henry's car; Blair
Gourley and j. B. LOCKER. in Mr..
Gourley's car.
Those who substituted in the alb
sence \of volunteers and others who
aided, included: Carl Hanselmann,
Mr.. Huber, Miss Keefer, Mrs. Hub
ley, S. j. NJ. McCarrell, A. B. Miller,
S. w. Fleming, Jr., r. ]. Stackpole,
Jr., David Fleming, ]. E. Forward,
A. NJ. Lindsay, John Fries, James
Baker, c. ]. Hillard, L. |. Irwin, H.
II. Howard, Mrs. Schooley, Mrs. Nor
rison, Miss Emily Edwards, Miss Mar
garet Reichert, Miss Susanna Flem-
ing, Harold McCord and Karl Rich
ard.