Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1918-06-01

Christian Endeavor motto in a little
hotel, For Christ and the Church. -
and learned that there is a Christian
Endeavor society in the town in
which Jesus spent the greater part
of His manhood.
Miss Esther Conrad will have
charge of the meeting at the Beth
lehem Lutheran society on Sunday
evening. A conservation service will
be part of the program and a large
attendance is desired. A business
meeting will be held at the home of
the president Miss Susannah Burd,
1923 Green street, on Tuesday even
ing, June 4.
A Baptist society in Coventry
England, recently gave $215 toward
the church debt and S100 to the
Y. M. c. A. The latter sum was OBJ
tatined by house-to-house visitation.
Conservation services will be held
in the various Christian Endeavor
meeting tomorrow evening. The
topic for discussion will be Chris
tian Duty and Privilege" 6. Service
in Church and Community.
Market Street Baptist Endeavorers
will hold an interesting meeting on
Sunday evening at which Richard
Mount, well-known Endeavor
worker, will lead.
1t has been said that the En-
deavorers of the st. Matthew's Lu-
theran and the Sixth Street United
Brethren societies will decide in the
near future which side will be the
winner in the debate on "Old Maids
Are More Benefit to the Society Than
Bachelors"
A former inmate of the prison at
Baton Rouge, La, won through the
prison society, continues to attend
the society's meetings.
Olivet Presbyterian Endeavorers
will hold an exceptionally interesting
meeting tomorrow evening, when
the new officers will be installed. The
othcers are as follows: President,
Miller Bricker; vice-president, Miss
Miriam B. Hines; secretary, Miss
Ellie Blough; treasurer, Miss Ruth
Porr; corresponding secretary, Miss
Frances Gelwicks. Millard Hess,
Nice-president of the Hill district,
Harrisburg Christian Endeavor
Union, will preside, and President
Lewis p. Markley, of the City Union,
will deliver an address. A musicale
will be held in the near future for
the benefit of the summer confer
ence to be held at Pocono Pines, at
which a delegate will attend.
The first Christian Endeavor
Alumni Association in Georgia was
recently formed at Demorest.
Six new members were received at
the State Street United Brethren
Society recently. Miss Verna Zim-
norman will lead the meeting on
Sunday evening.
The contest between the Fourth
Street Church of God and the Mar
ket Square Presbyterian societies was
won by the Fourth Street Endeavor-
ers. The losing society will enter
tain the winners with a social to be
held in the near future.
Covenant Presbyterian Endeavor-
ers Will start an expert Endeavor
class. Arrangements are being made
for a rousing musicale to be held
on Tuesday. June 4. Lee Klaer will
conduct the prayer service on Sunday
evening. President Dave Writ is put
ting pep" into the Endeavor work
Arrangements are being made for
the annual outing of the Harrisburg
Christian Endeavor Choral Union to
be held at Reservoir Park Tuesday.
June 13.
Florida Endeavorers have given
$1,000 to the Children's Home So
ciety in Jacksonville, which aids in
placing children in good homes
Misses Frances Weidehammer and
Frances Crawford will make the
program interesting for the meeting
at the Fourth Street Church of God
society tomorrow evening.
Harry M. Hadley, one of the live
wires of Steelton Endeavor work and
president of the Centenary United
Brethren Society, is stirring consid-
workers. He will preside at the
business session of the Centenary So
ciety to be held next Wednesday
evening. Albin Pierce will conduct
the meeting on Sunday evening.
The Minneapolis union has con-
Quoted a Bible workers training
class the average attendance of
which was eighty-one. The Rev.
John H. Elliott, d. D., was the
teacher. -
Sarah Farmer will be the speaker
at the Pine Street Presbyterian So
ciety tomorrow evening. Something
worth while on the program and
everybody is invited
Park Street Keystone League of
Christian Endeavor will hold a meet
ing on Sunday evening which will
be in charge of Misses Emma Feree
and Myrtle Kitzmiller.
At the Second Reformed society
considerable interest has been
aroused since the contest started in
efficiency points with the Westmin-
ster Presbyterian. Miss Esther
Rooms will have charge of the serv-
Ice tomorrow evening.
The lookout committee of Harris
Street keystone League will plan the
program for good meeting to be
held on Sunday evening.
Hundreds of Endeavorers are
planning to attend the big East
Pennsylvania Christian EndeavorI
and Sunday school convention to be
held in the Fourth Street Church of