Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1918-07-20

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they revived a defunct church. Later
another lady was employed and some
/ thirty persons were converted. OF
these. two young men became min
listers of the gospel. Last year one
of these men received more than
one hundred persons into church
membership.
Mrs. James Howard will be the
leader and speaker of the evening
at the Christian Endeavor meeting
in the Westminster Presbyterian So
ciety on Sunday evening. Every
body is invited to take part in the
program.
The Rev. Charles H. Frick. of
Wilkes Barre, one of the chaplains
of the 154 Depot Brigade. Camp
Meade, Md, writes: How the
Chsplains Play the Game" Ours is
a large organization and there are
four of us chaplains busy conduct
ing schools, running entertainments,
calling upon over 500 patients each
week in the base hospital. Having
both white and colored troops, We
ara responsible for two masses and
three Potestant services each Sun
day. Wa serve communion each
Sunday morning; last Sunday to 200.
We never close a Sunday evening
service without conversions Sunday
% came forward. with n Catholic,
Presbyterian, Lutheran and Disciple
in our group of chaplains, We are
able to deal with the men as they
would be dealt with in the home
churches. then we transfer their
membership to the church of thefr
choice. The Y. NJ. c. A. and chap
lains cooperate splendidly here"
wANTED-1,O 900 old "rummies"
to see the sign of the times" that
shows it pays 100 per cent more to
be on the water wagon than on the
booze barrel. Address your prohibi-
ton amendment candidate for the
election of representative to the state
legislature for further particulars.
Do You Know That
Williamsport gave the central dis
[ trict delegates a Tousing conven-
/ ton from Monday 10 Wednesday
evening this week. The sessions in
Brandon Park and First United
| Evangelical Church were delightful
/ gatherings The conference work
was the very best on the program
Miss Grace D. Reimer, of Easton,
tAlS pOpuldI missionary ieduGE ana
department superintendent of the
Pennsylvania c. f. Union. has been
reelected for another term There's
a reason. Read Miss Reimer's mis-
sionary column in the "Pennsyl-
vania c e. Bulletin"
Philadelphia is behind the scenes.
/ but it is behind the scenes where
the machinery is. So says Delaware
Branch and Philadelphia union.
The we'll known endeavorer, the
Rev. c. E. van der Matten, is now
in the transportation service in con-
nection with the Young Mems
/ Christian Association. He will, have
the opportunity of meeting and in
spring a host of Christian En-
deavorers.
John Mccullough. former en-
/ deavorer leader of the Lauphin
County c. Z. union, has accepted a
position in Washington. D. c.
The Park Street United Evangeli-
cal Society has for one of its slogans
{ the following: Let us strive to
make our society the best in the city
A model society"
State Secretary H. B. Macrory, of
Pittsburgh, is a shining light for the
endeavor cause. His recollection is
/ gratifying to the many endeavorers
of the state. He is a member of the
Nazarene church on one day of the
week and a Presbyterian, Methodist
/ Episcopal, Lutheran, Reformed.
/ United Brethren. Evangelical, Pro-
| testant Episcopal, Church of God,
Z h.
/ the week.
! Some christians never see the
sunny side of life, and if they did
/ they would complain of the heat.
+ They are not to be found among the
Philadelphians.
1t is hard to beat DR.. Swayze. of
Lehigh county union. who is always
hustling to make c. Z. hum.
Miss Margaret A. Spencer, Pitts
/ burgh, state superintendent of the
state intermediate department, has
put so much pep" in to the inter-
mediate work during the past term
that it became necessary for her
reelection.
BAPTIST
! First-John Fulton, superintend-
ent of Bethesda Mission. will preach
at 1910; Sunday schol. 11.45.
/ st. Paul-The Rev. Z. Luther
Cunningham. 1890. The Sword of
the Lord and the Allies" 8, Safe in
the Midst of the Furnace" Sunday
school. $50.
Tabernacle-The Rev. Millard
Osmore Peirce. IL, Seeing the In
visible;' 7.30, What Hast Thou
Cleaned Today" Sunday school,
1915.
Second-The Rev. Albert Josiah
Greene. 1890; E. ]. Stackpole will
speak at 7.30: the Rev. Warner
Brown. of Mount Zion Baptist
Church, will preach at 8.
UNITED EVANGELICAL
Grace, Enola-Sunday schol, $50;
10.45,A Gods Remembrance of His
People; 7.45. communion services.
sermon by the Rev. w. b. Cox.
Park Street.-The Rev. A. E. Han
gen. Sunday school, $50: 1O.45. "A