Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1918-02-16
c. E. Notes


study the topic, What My Church
is Doing" and the service tomorrow
evening will be in charge of Lester
Neff. The following chairmen of
committees have been appointed:
Flower, Mrs. L. Nebinger; social,
Miss Helen Jackson; music, Miss
Eleanor Jones; missionary Mrs. Hat
tie Rice; lookout. II. ID. Jackson;
prayer-meeting, Miss Lille Foulk;
publicity, Miss Clara Eaton; Junior
superintendent, Miss Caroline Geb-
hardt.
About $50 ST. Paul Endeavorers
took the examination in Expert En-
deavor," last year. Every member
of one society became a Christian
Endeavor expert.
Duncan b. Curry, of Florida,
chairman of the All-South Exten-
sion committee, has been commits
stoned as lieutenant in the field ar
tillery.
The Rev. G. l.. Sellers will conduct
the c. E. prayer service at the Otter
bein United Brethren society on
Sunday evening.
Christ Lutheran Endeavorers will
have big things on the program
Sunday evening. Special music will
be rendered by the c. Il. choir. j.
Frank Palmer, of the Pine Street
Presbyterian society, will give a full
explanation of the Efficiency Chart
recently won by the society. A con-
test will be started by the society.
The sides will be named the Navy
and Army" Miss Marie Nell and
Edith Walters were appointed lead
ers in the contest. Much interest is
being manifested and large results
are anticipated. John Snavely will
have charge of the big night meet
ing and everybody is welcome at
$50 o'clock.
intermediate c. e. societies are
climbing very satisfactory with
standings in the United States, 1916
II as follows: California, 277 So
cieties. 2-Ohio, 179 societies. g.
PENNSYLVANIA, 157 societies. a
10S societies. 6-Missouri, 103 So
cieties. Massachusetts, SO socie-
ties. S-TeXas, 80 societies. Miss
Margaret A. Spencer, State Interme-
date superintendent, urges endeav-
orers to remember "the other fell
low" in C. E., Red Cross and Y. NJ.
C. A. work.
The Westminster C. e., of Butler,
sent 10 comfort bags and S. to the
Floating department of c. e. Five
dollars were also given for War Tenn
perance work.
]. A. stahler and G.. w. shultz
will have charge of the K. L. c. +.
service at the Park Street United
Evangelical society on Sunday even
ing.
Walter NJ. Lewis, of Philadelphia,
State superintendent Floating De-
partment work, reports marvellous
work accomplished during five weeks
as follows: Ships visited Al; barges
visited /; meetings held 80, men
reached 964, helpers $40, papers and
magazines distributed SS1, comfort
bags 220, social held 5, women reach
ed 2, different societies taking part
IS. Eight branches of the Philadel-
phia c. T.. union and two outside
counties were represented along the
river front. One illustrated lecture
was given.
At the Second Reformed society
an interesting meeting will be held
on Sunday evening. II. NJ. Yingst
will speak on the topic and conduct
the service.
The st. Matthew'S Lutheran Sc
ciety Endeavorers will study the
topic tomorrow evening and G.. A.
Martz will conduct the service.
G. B. Fisher will have charge of
the Keystone League of G. Il. service
at the Harris Street United Evan
gelical Church on Sunday evening.
The Oberlin United Brethren So
ciety is beginning the new term with
enthusiasm and interest. Prof. f.
E. Stengel is the president and En-
deavorers are working for excellent
results.
st. Johns Lutheran, Steelton,
Endeavorers are accomplishing
worthwhile results through the eff
O..
friends. The monthly socials are
interesting and well attended. Mrs
Harry Withers will lead the prayer
service tomorrow evening.