Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1918-09-21
C. E. NOTES

art Currie Jewett, as a memorial TO
her son who was the first president
of the first Christian Endeavor So
ciety established in northern Cali
fornia, in Eureka. Mr.. Jewett passed
away some years ago, but when he
lived he was an active and earnest
Endeavorer.
An interesting program has been
arranged by the Enoeavorers of the
Centenary United brethren society.
Steelton, for Sunday evening. A class
of Juniors will be transferred to the
Senior society. There will be songs
and recitations by the Juniors. The
regular topic of the evening will be
dispensed with and the entire ses-
sion will be of a special nature.
An Ohio society has taken Sab
bath observance pledge.
Christian Endeavorers will study
the topic. Lessons from Bible Char
acters," at the services tomorrow
evening.
At the st. Matthews Lutheran So
city the meeting on Sunday evening
will be conducted by Miss Marian
Martz.
At a C. e. convention in Dacca,
India, sixteen different languages
were represented. Many delegates
Travelled two days to reach the con-
vention city, and one at least trav-
eled five days. The favorite hymn
used in the meetings was Take my
life and let it be Consecrated, Lord,
to Thee"
Mrs John w. Conrad, the livewire
president of the st. Johns Lutheran
society, Steelton, has always been an
active and interested member of the
church, holding olsces in both the
Missionary and Christian Endeavor
societies, She was superintendent of
the Junior c. l.. society and has stir
red the Juniors to greater activity.
She has been president of the Senior
society sevefal times and is at pres
ent performing the duties of that Of
fee very efficiently.
President L. p. Conley of the First
Church of God society, New Cumber-
land, announces the following COM
mittees: Membership, +. B. Bair, Mrs.
L. E. Updegraph, Harold Beckley,
Mrs. C. II. Heiges, Harry LeFever;
music, Mrs. N. b. Bair, Miss Laura
Kitzmiller Miss Laura Straub, Miss
Blanche Sipe, E. b. Epley; social,
Mrs. Harry Kilmore, Miss Mabel Kitz-
Carry Sweeney, Harry Kilmore.
Mrs. Earl Fawber will tell the En-
deavorers of the State Street United
Brethren society about Bible char
acters at the meeting tomorrow
evening.
Market Square Presbyterian En-
deavorers will hold live, fall gath
ering' meeting tomorrow evening.
Miss Mary B. Wills a popular En-
deavor worker, will have charge of
the service and all Endeavorers and
friends interested are invited to at
tend.
Miss Susan Reigle will make the
program interesting at the st. Johns
Lutheran society Steelton, tomorrow
evening. The service will begin
promptly at $50 o'clock.
A fall rally spirit will stir the
Edeavorers to greater activity at the
Covenant Presbyterian society. Miss
Mary Shirk urges all Endeavorers to
attend the meeting on Sunday even
ing and take part in the program.
Miss Katherine Matchett, treas
urer of the Bethlehem Lutheran So
clety, will speak at the Endeavor
meeting tomorrow evening. Every
Endeavorer is urged to attend and
bring a friend along. A number of
special features are promised.
Park Street United Evangelical
Keystone Leaguers invite all En-
deavorers who have not. attended
meeting during the past month to the
service on Sunday evening. Regular
attendants will also enjoy the worth
while service. Misses nellie Liddick
and Mildred Erdley will have charge
of the meeting.
Miss Mary Hammelbaugh. the plan
DIST of the Westminster Presbyterian
society, will speak and lead the En-
deavorers at the Sunday evening SER
vice.
At the Harris Street United Evan
gelical X. L. c. Il. service tomorrow
the leaguers will study the topic,
Lessons from Bible Characters" Miss
Evelyn CARRIER, secretary of the So
ciety, will lead the meeting.
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