Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1918-04-06
C. E. NOTES

The executive committee of the
board of trustees of the United So
ciety has decided to hold in Boston
the annual meeting of the United
Society, trustees, and c. L. field sec
retaries on July 80 to August / In
connection with this meeting the
dedication of the new International
Christian Endeavor headquarters
building, now almost completed, will
be held.
Miss Helen Carson will conduct the
G. +. meeting at the Bethlehem Lu-
theran Society on Sunday evening.
The following chairmen on COM
mittees have been appointed: Social,
Miss Bessie Leslie; prayer meeting,
Miss Laura Hostetter; missionary,
Miss Martha Reese; information,
Miss Margaret Goodman; lookout,
Miss Esther Matchett; ministering,
Mrs. Houser; press. Miss Esther Con-
rad; music, Miss Helen Best.
Berwick c. E. union. consisting of
fourteen societies, held n successful
rally at the Grace Lutheran Church,
West Berwick, recently.
At the Fourth Street Church OF
God society meeting on Sunday even
ing Misses Frances Staub and Alma
Hershey will have charge of the
program. A special program will be
rendered including a number of mu-
steal selections.
The Dauphin County C. T.. union
has endorsed the national prohibition
amendment and endeavorers are
asked to support only dry candidates.
Endeavorers will study the topic.
Christian Duty and Privilege" at
the conservation services on Sunday
evening,
Michigan endeavorers have start
ed a fund to buy a Ford automo-
bile.
Richard Mount will have charge
of the service at the Market Street
Baptist society tomorrow evening
The Ohio C. E. union has an an
nual bank day when endeavorers
all over the state contribute in small
banks, supplied for the purpose to
the state work.
Mrs. f. A. Messenger will conduct
the G. r. service at the Westmin-
ster Presbyterian society on Sunday
evening.
South branch of the Philadelphia
union is justly proud of their chorus
and orchestra of some fifty mem
bers. Recently they had their photo
taken which is an indication of the
Willingness of these enthusiasts to
boost Christian Fndeavor.
Covenant Presbyterian Endeavor-
ers will hold a conservation meeting
on Sunday evening which will be in
charge of Miss Kathryn Gamble.
Twenty-one societies in Essex
county, n. j., have sent ninety-one
to the colors,
At the Christ Lutheran Society,"
Mrs. Gettle will be the leader and
have charge of an interesting pro-
gram tomorrow evening.
Miss Ruth M. Hoover will be the
speaker at the Pine Street Presby-
terian C. E. society on Sunday eve-
ming.
At the Harris Street United Evan
gelical keystone League the service |
tomorrow evening will be in charge
of Miss Lydia Kutz.
Edgar L. Strother. field secretary
in China. writes: Conditions in
China continue to be very uncertain,
and there is a good deal of fighting !
going on in different places between
the northern and southern soldiers. |
The robbers are very bad all over
the country. The pneumonia plague
is spreading from the north, and the |
doctors are unable to get the old
Chinese officials to enforce a strict
quarantine.
The young American aviator who
recently won a spectacular victory
in an air battle above Saarburg is a |
Missouri endeavorer from West |
Plains. He has been in the work !
since he Joined the junior society, !
not so many years ago.
Albert Zimmerman will conduct
tho endeaYor service at the ST,
Lutheran Church on Sun
day evening. 4