Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1918-01-19

mittee chairmen, lookout, Miss Min
ME Dress; prayer meeting, Mrs. A.
n. Lupfer; social, II. r. Rupp; Sun
day school, Edwin Stoudt; music,
the Rev. G.. N. Lauffer; flower, Miss
Mabel Rupp; missionary, Mrs. Ed
win Stoudt; press and information,
Earl Paxton; temperance, George E.
Rupp.
The Harrisburg C. f. Choral Un-
ion will hold an important rehearsal
fer G. T.. Week rallies on next Mon
day evening at s o'clock in the Pine
Street Presbyterian Church. Prof.
Frank A. McCarrell will conduct the
practice.
President Lewis P. Markley. of
the Harrisburg c. l.. Union, suggests
that the society leaders for the Sun
day evening meetings emphasize
prayer during the study of the top
ic, Young Christians Reaching Out
ward"
Three c. e. societies of Washing
ton, ID. C.-Congressional, Presbyte-
rian and Baptist-arranged weekly
socials for the soldier boys. These
gatherings were so helpful that the
men asked that they might be con-
tinued. Following is a letter from
one of the boys in France, who at
Army:
THE success of these endcavors is
immense. and the benefits are al
most beyond belief. These socials
and receptions furnish the pastime,
amusement and social recreation our
boys want. They meet there con-
genial, clean-minded men and wom-
en-, who make them readily feel at
home and whose interest is NOT in
the soldiers pocketbook, but in his
social and spiritual welfare, just that
for what he Graves. The success of
our arms depends as much upon you
as it does upon the men in khaki.
Keep the flames of love and honor
and decency burning in the hearts of
our boys who are Offering their all
for you
Endeavorers of the State Street
United Brethren society will hold
rousing meeting tomorrow evening.
Interesting features will be on the
program.
The Rev. d. A. Polling, associate
president of the United Society, has
written a Christian Endeavor war
service booklet which suggests scores
of ways in which Endeavorers may
serve their country.
Market Street Baptist Endeavor-
year. The officers are as follows:
President, Richard Mount; vice.
president, Horace ID. Jackson; cor
responding and recording secretary,
Helen Jackson; treasurer, Henry
Palm; pianist, Miss Eleanor Jones;
assistant pianist, Miss Ruth Dali
man; musical director. Miss Helen
jackson; assistint director, Miss
Clara Eaton.
Miss Blanch Sipe will help to make
the program interesting and con-
duct the meeting at the First
Church of God society, New Cumber-
land, on Sunday evening.
There was a splendid Red Cross
exhibit at the recent Maryland state
convention. Nurses were IN attend
ance, and a first-aid demonstration
was given.
Misses Grace McKelvey and Myr-
tie KitZmiller will have charge of
the K. L. c. T.. meeting at the Park
Street United Evangelical society to-
morrow evening.
Olivet Presbyterian Endeavor
workers held an interesting Get
together" meeting on last Monday
evening. President Lewis P. Mark
ley, of the city union, gave an ex-
cellent talk on &C. E. Patriotism"
and Leroy Albright, who is at home
from Camp Hancock, also gave q
short talk on soldier life.
At the Second Reformed c. e. So
ciety Miss Esther Yingst will con-
duct the service on Sunday evening.
Market Square Presbyterian So
ciety will hold well-planned serv-
ice tomorrow evening. President
Markley, of the city union, will de-
liver an address.