Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1917-05-11

ty have adopted State convention
club plan.' ANY person paying one
dollar per month from September,
is1o,. to June, 1918, inclusive. to-
to the trip to Philadelphia and At
lantio City, Persons desiring to join
now can do SO by making application
to #. 8, Montgomery, treasurer OF
the club.
- O. II. NOTES
The c. r. Choral can shine all right,
the quartet can shine,
The ladies did shine that night, and
that was fine,
The gents were at their best, and sc
were all the rest,
When the SUN goes down and the
moon comes up,
The orchestral did shine.
The Harrisburg Christian Endeav-
or Choral Union will continue to
shine during the coming year.
The illustrated lecture given In
the Central High school last even-
ing under the auspices of the Senior
and intermediate c; Il. Societies OF
the Emmanuel Presbyterian church,
was very interesting and entertaining
Miss Elsie I. Shultz knows how to
entertain and the selections rendered
by the Mandolin club were highly APP
preciated. Mrs. John German sang
several high-class selections.
Fellowship With God" will be the
topic for discussion at the services
on Sunday evening.
j. Livington will have charge OF
the c. Z. services in the st. Paufs
Church, New Cumberland,
on Sunday evening.
Field Secretary Dewar, of the
Manitoba c. E. Union. will soon join
the British forces in France.
At the First Church of God, New
Cumberland, Jacob Baker will lead
the c. E. services Sunday evening.
A Congregational church in Michi-
gan, being without q pastor, would
have been closed If the Endeavorers
had notskept things running.
Ira Shell will have charge of the
services at the Trinity United Breth-
rem c. E. Society, New Cumberland.
on Sunday evening.
The failure of street cars did not
balk seventy Massachusetts Endeav-
orers on their way to a union social;
they walked three miles there and
three miles back.
At the Harris Street X. L. C. E.
meeting, United Evangelical Church,
Miss Lydia kutz will have charge of
the services.
Twenty-six young men in Davidson
College, n. c., have formed a class
to study Expert Endeavor."
The Rev. H. Nelson Bassler will
conduct the c. E. services on Sunday
evening at the Second Reformed
Society.
Nearly one hundred Endeavorers
became life-work recruits at the last
Manitoba convention.
Miss Miriam Q. Carl will lead the
services at the Derry Street United
Brethren Society on Sunday evening.
The national convention of Dis
ciples of Christ, has taken steps to-
ward active work in forming Junior
Christian Endeavor Societies.
Mrs. Charles K. Curtis and Miss
Grace McKelvey will have charge of
the c. Z. services at the Park Street
United Evangelical Church on Sun
day evening.
At Zion Evangelical Lutheran
Society, Enola. Miss Katnryn Famous
will lead on Sunday evening.
Willard Williams will conduct the
c. L. services at the Christ Lutheran
Society on Sunday.
The Scranton C. E. Union was the
cants. that was granted the privilege
of holding a mass meeting on the
public square, during the recent
semi-centennial week celebration.
This religious mass meeting was held
on Sunday afternoon, and opened
the weeks festivities.
Endeayorers of the First Church
of God, New Cumberland, are doing
active service. The society is increas-
ing in membership and interest. The
officers are as follows: President, E
P. ConIey; vice president, E. B. Ep-
ley; secretary, Mrs. n. r. Bair; as
sistant secretary, Mrs. w. q. Parthe-
more; treasurer, William Kohler;
pianist, Miss Vera Bair; assistant
pianist, Miss Alma Bair: junior SUI
perintendent, Mrs. Edward Fleisher.
For the first time the Detroit union
held an open-air sunrise service at
Easter. About eight hundred En-
deavorers and friends attended. The
meeting was great inspiration and
success.
A special meeting of the c. E. So
ciety of the Bethlehem Lutheran
Church. will be held on Sunday even
ing. Each person Present will re-
ceive a souvenir. The following pro-
gram will be rendered: Hymn, pray
er. anthem, ITO Thee o Country"
lesson. address by A. S. Dellinger,