Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1917-12-22

nome church, remembered him with
postals on his birthday.
Endeavor societies are urged to
send a list of the new officers to
Secretary Miss Minnie Title, 800
Calder street, city.
Christmas Giving" will be the
topic for discussion in the various
c. E. societies on Sunday evening.
At the Market Square Presbyterian
society tomorrow evening the meet
ing will be in charge of Joseph
Montgomery, II.
A dozen comfort bags were made
by the Endeavorers of the Bethany
Philadelphia for the sailors and SOL
diers' Floating Endeavor Work.
Marion Zimmerman will have
charge of the Endeavor meeting at
the st. Matthew's Lutheran Society
on Sunday evening.
Mrs. Kate Tressler. 1924 South
Fifteenth street. Philadelphia, is the
custodian of comfort bags and lit
erature.
The Trinity United Brethren So
ciety, New Cumberland, will hold
an interesting meeting tomorrow
evening. George Haverstock will be
the leader of the service.
In the Missing c. I1. Society Con-
test" the winners of 81 each for
sending the first correct answers are
as follows: Dauphip county list, o.
f. Enders. of Elizabethville. winner,
answer, No. s, Salem Reformed,
Elizabethville; president, C. L. Deib-
Ter; secretary, Miss Mildred Bolts.
City list, Mrs. Miller, Enola, winner;
answer, No. 5S, First United Breth-
rem, Enola; president, II. A. Zeiders
gaCrptgrV Miss Ninlo Ynpl1Y1
State United Brethren Endeavorers
enjoyed an interesting program at
the c. f. meeting last Sunday Spe-
cial features will be arranged for to-
morrow evenings service.
Mildred Crone will have charge of
the G. F.. service at the st. Paul's
Lutheran Church, New Cumberland,
on Sunday evening.
Many activities are keeping the
Endeavorers of Christ Lutheran So
ciety busy. Miss Gertrude Heffel-
finger will lead the meeting to-mor-
row evening. At the business meet
ing held recently new officers were
proposed. The following commit
tee was appointed to canvass for the
Red Cross campaign; Misses Edith
Walters, chairman; Marie Nell, Ruth
Sanders and Frances Todd. The
Endeavorers will sing Christmas
carols to the sick people on Christ
mas Eve. Friends are invited to
join the jolly crowd.
Miss Sadie II. Virgins, of Ben
Avon, Allegheny county, has been
elected assistant superintendent of
the Junior department of the State
c. e. Union. Under her leadership
Allegheny county was able to win
the banner at the' Harrisburg con-
ventiop for the largest percentage
of increase for the previous two
years.
Bruce Wiley will lead at the Har-
ris Street United Keystone League of
c. i. on Sunday evening.
Maggie Street Church of God So
ciety has an uniuqe work. The off,
lial list is composed mostly of wo-
men, as follows; President, Miss
Anna Dickey; president, Will
Marie Smith; corresponding secre-
tary, Miss Marie Peace; treasurer,
Joshua Charles; organist, Miss Elsie
Rhinehart; assistant organist, Miss
Mary Rhinehart; reporter, Miss
Anna Dickey; ushers Misses Maud
Smith, Ethel Dickey, Mildred Saun-
ders and Marie Pease.
Miss Margaret Roeder will speak
and lead the c. E. meeting at the
Pine Street Presbyterian Society to-
morrow evening.
At the Second Reformed Society
Miss Esther Frank will have charge
of the service on Sunday evening.
Otterbein United Brethren En-
deavorers will study the c. e. top
ic tomorrow evening. Miss Gene
We've Ward will be the leader.
Miss Leah Hangen and Clark
Swengel will conduct the X. l.. G. e.
service at the Park Street United
Evangelical Church tomorrow even
ing