Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1918-05-18
c. E. NOTES

Keystone state and a Rah! Rah!
Rah!
Here's DR.. Polling. Ahl Ali Ali
Where's he from? Where's he from
Front line trenches and the drum.
France, France, France.
Arthur Gardner, president of the
Fourth Street Church of God c. e.
services on Sunday evening assisted
by Walter Zeiders. All persons who
desire to attend a live meeting are
urged to be present.
Now and Always For Christ" is
the motto of the State Street United
Brethren Society and the members
are striving to make the work of the
present term more effective than any
previous years. The officers are as
follows: President, John Hendricks;
Nice-president, II. e. Koons; corre-
spending secretary, Mrs. George
Stotz; secretary. Miss Ethel Sheaffer;
organist. Miss Carrie Walker; assist
ant organist, Mrs. R. Zimmerman;
chorister, w. H. Myers; ushers. Roy
Black and Paul Black; periodical
agent, Mrs. Earl Fawber. fremont
Lingle will conduct the service on
Sunday evening.
Endeavorers in thousands of
churches throughout the world will
study the topic, Education, the
Doorway to Service" at the services
tomorrow evening.
Valdosta, Georgia, Presbyterian
Presbyterian Endeavors have given
an invalid's chair to the county aims
house and Bibles to the city prison.
Miss Marie Nell. well-known En-
deavorer in C. L. circles, will address
the Christ Lutheran Society on Sun
day evening.
A Wilmington, n. c., society gets
out a monthly mineographed sheet
of jokes which the members use,
with other matter, in their letters TO
soldiers in camp.
Miss Mary Miller, one of Bethle-
hem Lutheran active members. will
tell the Endeavorers about "Educa-
ton, the Doorway to Service" on
Sunday evening.
Several Australian societies COM
bined their efforts and made and sent
needle cases and other articles, val
ued at $500, to vessels of the navy.
Miss Rita Jones will conduct the
services and all persons desiring to
enjoy a good time are urged to at
ket Street Baptist Church on Sunday
evening.
The Rev. John f. Cowan, d. D.,
formerly associate editor of The
Christian Endeavor World, is work
ing for the Y. NJ. C. A. in two camps
of sailors, one of them near San
Diego, Cal.
Pine Street Presbyterian Endeav-
orers promise a good meeting to be
evening. Miss Helen Sloop, a prom
inent Endeavor worker will have
charge of the service.
Harris Street United Evangelical
Leaguers will hold a well-planned
meeting on Sunday evening. Vincent
Stanford, vice-president of the So
ciety, will have charge of the serv-
ices.
The Endeavorers of st. Johns
Lutheran Society, Steelton, celebrat-
eQ their oUtH dHHlN eISdIy WIFI APP
propriate exercises recently. State
Secretary H. B. Macrory, of Pitts
burgh, delivered an excellent ad-
dress upon the occasion. The regular
weekly meetings will be held on
Sunday evening instead of Friday
evening.
Miss Anna Bockus will lead the
Endeavor meeting at Westminster
Presbyterian Society tomorrow even
ing.
At the Park Street United Evan
gelical Society, Mrs. Charles Curtis
and Mrs. r. f. Wagner will have
charge of the program in the K.
l.. C. E. meeting tomorrow even
ing.
W. II. Jacobs will address the En-
deavorers at the st. Matthews
Lutheran Society on Sunday even
ing. All Endeavorers and friends are
invited to attend.
At Sholapur, India, twenty-three
Endeavorers, some of them from
heather homes, recently joined the