Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1918-03-23
President of the Westminster Pres
byterian Society, Which Is in an
Efficiency Contest" With the Sec
ond Reformed Society.

ond Reformed Society.
rousing district c. Il. conferences to
be held in many sections of the
state during the summer months.
Since the cancellation of the state
convention in July the state officers
and county leaders will arrange
strong programs and the Endeavor
work will be emphasized as much
as possible during the coming
months.
Tomorrow the ST. Matthew's
Christian Endeavor Society is going
to have debate on: Resolved,
That National Prohibition is better
than Local option. Mr.. Runk, the
chairman of the Temperance and
Good Citizenship Committee. will be
chairman. The debaters are: Af-
firmative side-Raymond White
(captain), Harry Good, Miss kath-
crime Rife, Miss Mildred Gallagher.
Negative side-A. L. Burkholder
(captain), Kenneth Fisher, Miss
Esther Stence, Miss Mary Binklev.
The society has been divided in two.
Each side to support one side of tile
debate.
Fourth Street Church of God
Endeavorers will hold a rousing
meeting on Sunday evening, when
the topic. Remedies for Intemper-
ance' will be discussed. Mr.. and
Mrs. II. S. Pressler will have charge
Of the services. Many Endeavorers
tend and take part on the program
The G. e. Choir will render special
music for the occasion.
The Whirlwind Campaign for =
600 more subscriptions to the
Pennsylvania Christian Endeavor
Bulletin will be continued until
April 18th. DR.. B. w. Swayze, as
sociate editor. of Allentown, urges
every Endeavorer who does not re-
ceive this paper to get in line with
the Endeavor movement and sub
scribe for the state organ.
Remedies for Intemperance" will
be the topic for study by the En-
deavor societies throughout the
world tomorrow evening. The
Temperance and Good Citizenship
committees will have charge of the
services in many places.
\ teacher training class organ
lied in society at Tuscaloosa,
Ala, went to the suburbs and or
ganized a new Sunday school. which
developed into a fine church, that
now has its own building and a fine
Christian Endeavor society.
Miss Ethel Neff will have charge
of the Endeavor service at the
Market Street Baptist Church to-
morrow evening.
Some soldier Endeavorers are
keeping in touch with their home
societies by writing letters which are
read in the meetings.
DR.. and Mrs. Francis f. Clark,
of Boston, were present at a rally
in Providence, r. J., which fell on
Mrs. Clark's birthday. In honor of
the occasion the Endeavorers pre-
sented her with a beautiful silver
cake basket, while an illuminated
address was presented to DR.. Clark.
Harris Street United Evangelical
Keystone LeGguers will study the
Temperance" topic at the service
tomorrow evening, and Mrs. George
MadduX will have charge of the
meeting.
S. Il. Lynch, live-wire Endeavor-
er of Delaware county, reports that
competitive rallies were held re-
Gently in two sections of Delaware
county, banner was awarded to the
winner. An intermediate rally will
be held on April 10.
Christ Lutheran EndeaVor work.
ers held a business session recently
which was conducted by the presi-
dent, Millard Hess. The chairman
of the various committees gave u
number of interesting reports. -Four
names were proposed for new mem
bership as follows: Miss Elizabeth
Moore. Mrs. j. II. Hawkins. Lewella
Hawkins and Marion IIoffa. Miss
Erma Sewers will have charge of the
service on Sunday evening.
d. Chester Martin, of Blair coun-
ty, reports four classes organized in
Expert Endeavor," one Junior So
ciety organized and plans for a
Junior and intermediate rally to be
held soon.
At the Covenant Presbyterian So
ciety the meeting on Sunday evening
will be in charge of John Buyer.
Endeavorers and friends are urged
to take part in the program.
]. c. Moore. of Mercer county
announces that a national prohibit
tion amendment convention will be
held at Grove. at which time a
mock court will be held and all
pastors and Endeavorers will be
tried for neglect of duty.
The Park Street United Evangeli-
cal Leaguers will hold an interest
ing meeting in the Sunday School
room tomorrow evening. Mrs.
John Wonders and Mrs. l.. l.. Vogel
VIII nave CndTSe OI Ille SeINlCe.
Miss Sadie II. Virgins, of Ben
Avon, assistant Junior superintend-
ent of the State c. E. Union, is en-
deavoring to raise 1925 from the
Junior societies of the state, with
which to buy office furniture for the
new headquarters building of the
United Society of Christian Endeav-
or. at Boston. Miss Virgins is as
sisting C. G. Culp, of Gettysburg,
who enlisted in the Army.
James Howard, one of the vice.
presidents of the Harrisburg c.. +.
Union, will have charge of the En-
deavor service at the Westminster
Presbyterian Church tomorrow
evening.
Bethlehem Lutheran Christian
Endeavorers will hold a well-plann-
ed meeting tomorrow evening. Miss
Laura Hostetter will make the pro-
gram interesting. All strangers are
urged to attend the meeting at $50
o'clock.
Samuel Franklin will 'be the
speaker and leader of the temper
ance meeting TO be held by the En-
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