Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1917-01-20

open campaign in the Sixth Street
United Brethren Church, on Sunday,
February 4. Miss Sara c. Palmer,
who was connected with the Slough
party in this city several years ago,
is the head of the party. She is as
! sisted by Miss Florence Saxman, an
other member of the Slough party,
and Prof. Rogar A. Hickman, who will
have charge of the musical activities
of the campaign.
More than 100 persons have been
signed to be trained as a booster
choir and the committee expects that
the number will be increased to $50.
Preliminary cottage prayer meeting
are now being held, Tuesday and Fri
day evenings, at the homes of the
members.
Miller Heads Young People Work
Lawrence Miller has been selected
as secretary of the executive commit
tee and chairman of the young peo-
pies committee. Mr.. Miller has been
active in church work for ten years,
and has served as secretary and as
sistant superintendent of the Sixth
Street Sunday school, during this pc
riod. He is at present teacher of a
| Bible class of fifty young women. Mr..
Miller took an active part in the
Slough campaign in this city during
the winter of 1914.
Name Committees
The following general committee
and subcommittee will work during
| the evangelistic campaign: Chairman,
| B. b. Drum; vice-chairman, S. K. Bell;
secretary, L. A. Miller; treasurer, Clar
ence McCaslin; personal work, E. S.
Troup; prayer meeting Amos Funk;
music, j. II. Rheam; publicity, r. Fl.
Derrick; mems work, w. D. Reed;
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young peoples, Lawrence Miller; en-
tertainment, Chester McAlicker; book
committee, I. Myers; usher, Daniel
Felix; finance, G. w. Spangler.
Personal Work-E. S. Troup, chair
man; Amos Funk, Mrs. Emma Bur-
ger, George Lebo, Margaret Heck, Lii
liam Goodyear.
| Entertainment Committee - Ches-
| ter McAlicker, chairman; ]. H. Rheam,
| Charles G. Johnson, Mrs. J. H. Rheam,
| Mrs. Cora McCurdy, Mrs. S. X. Bell
Publicity Committee - r. II. Der
rick, chairman; Esther Wasson, chief
clerk; Roy Shenk, George Hogue, Mrs.
J. r. Hamilton. Mrs. ]. Coward, Lew
is Lenheart. Helen Bush, Viola Jacobs,
| Harry Hogue. Martha Hogue. Dwight
| Daugherty Carrie Weller, Ralph Fit
ting, George Bender. Earl Miller,
Francis Gill, w. L. Mehaffie.
Women's Work - Mrs. r. c. Ward,
chairman; Mrs. Caroline Shade, Mrs
Harry Hoover Mrs. w. +. Smedley
Mrs. Clate Dettling, Mrs. William
Graibb, L. S. Troup, Mrs. Clarence Nc
Calsin, Mrs. ]. w. Schaffer, Mrs. Jo-
seph Daugherty, Mrs. Jennie Long,
Mrs. McNeely. Mrs. Carrie Grouse
Mrs. G.. w. Spangler. Mrs. Stephen
Mrs. Mary Sollenberger, Mrs. David
Evans, Mrs. Dervin Evans, Mrs Perry
| Dibler, Mrs. Charles Soles, Mrs. Mary
Jacobs, Mrs. Wologan, Mrs. Il. b.
| Drum.
Prayer Meeting - Amos Funk,
Lizzie Jacobs, Mrs. Emma Burger,
Mrs. Ruben Meyer, Mrs. G. L. Sellers,
Mrs. j. II. Rheam, Mrs. Harry Parthe-
more, Mrs. Oscar Bobbs. Mrs. Cora
! McCurdy.
/ Ushers-DanieI Felix, chief.
Music - j. II. Rheam, chairman;
E. S. Troup, Lewis Lenheart, George
Troup, Mrs. c. Albright. Anna Blosser.
Young Peoples Work - l.. A. Mil
Ter, chairman; r. A. Enders, f. S.
Troup, Roy Shenk, George Troup,
Francis Gill, Ross II. Derrick. Made
line Stoner, Mrs. Earl Barbara, Mar
garet Heck, Martha Hogue, Margaret
McCurdy, Harry Funk. Viola Jacobs,
Earl Miller, Amos Funk. Thomas Nc
Claim, Daniel Helms, Florence Mecca
hin, Dwight Daugherty, Fred Burris,
Annabella Yeagley, Mrs. John Con-
ward, Benjamin Linkous, Jacob
Smith, Ralph Fitting, Penrose Hoover,
Harry Hogue, Clarence McCasslin,
Martha Hogue, Robert Clark, Florence
Patterson, George PRESLEY, Lillian
Goodyear. Earl Eriller.
Mems Work - w. D. Reed, chair
man; r. c.. Ward, Charles Clements,
John Duey Harry Derrick, Harry
Funk. G. w. Spangler, Perry Urich,
Harry Parthemore, Augusta Peiffer,
George Straub, David Evans, Samuel
f. Kinsinger, Robert Clarke, A. II.
Ritter. Jerry Reed, George Bender. j.
w. Schaffer. S. G. Sellers, w. II, Veg
ner, Philip Zarker, s. II. Bell.