Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1918-09-07

The Christian Endeavor society of
the Derry Street United Brethren
Church will again start many activ-
tiles on Sunday after two months
vacation period. All members are
urged to begin in earnest and do the
work of the Master in any way pos
sible. New things will be taken up
and an inspiring meeting is promised
for tomorrow evening.
British societies not only write to
their members at the front, but have
organized welcome-home committees
to take care OF the boys when home
on furlough and when they come
home for good at the close of the
war.
Miss Louise Yingling will have
charge of tho Endeavor meeting at
the Bethlehem Lutheran society on
Sunday evening. The lady officers
are striving to do their part for
Christ and the Church" while some
of the boys are in the army.
Sixteen district conventions have
been held in Iowa this year, four
more than ever have been held in the
state in any year.
At the Harris Street United Evan
gelical Keystone League, the Rev.
A. G. Flicker, pastor, will have charge
of the service tomorrow evening. A
good time is promised to all who de-
sire to attend.
Ohio has just held Bank Day
among Endeavorers, who were given
small banks in which to make con-
tributions for Christian Endeavor
work in the state. More than 81, 100
was collected in this way.
The Endeavorers of the Centenary
United Brethren Church, Steelton,
will hold an interesting study meet
ing on Sunday evening. Miss Louise
Hartman will be the leader and
speaker on the topic.
Westminster Presbyterian En-
deavorers will hold a well-planned
service on Sunday evening. Miss
Mary C. Orth will have charge of
the meeting.
Miss Helen NJ. Orr, one of Ore
CONS bright young Endeavorers, has
passed away. She was superin..
tendent of Expert Endeavor in Multi
nomah county and did splendid work
tary for year, and her records in
the Millions campaign demonstrated
hard work and a fine achievement
as the result of it.
The Rev. A. E. Hangen and David
r. Thompson will make the program
interesting at the Park Street United
Evangelical Keystone League on
Sunday evening. Come and enjoy a
10 H.
leaguers.
st. Matthews Lutheran Endeav-
orers will begin the fall work with
new interest and n determination to
mako things lively during the COM
ing months. John Keys will lead
the meeting tomorrow evening.
The Rev. H. f. Rhoads will have
charge of the Endeavor meeting at
the State Street United Brethren
society on Sunday evening. Vaca-
ton season is over and many new
activities are planned for the COM
ing months. The praise service will
begin at $40 o'clock tomorrow
evening. The monthly business ses-
sion will be held on next Wednes-
day evening.
Inc North street congregational
Church, in Kingston, Jamaica, has
not only the largest membership in
the Kingston union but throughout
Jamaica. There are nearly four hun
dred members in good standing. The
Rev. w. Quistnal who was the first
general secretary of the jamaica
{. 10. Union, is pastor of this church
and president of the society. A fine
temperance committee is at work
here.
One of the popular songs used at
the district state C. f. convention
held at Williamsport, entitled Penn
sylVania For Christian Endeavor,"
the official state song, was written
by the Rev. E. A. Cooper, of Jersey
Shore.
Wanted-Dr. B. w. Swayze will
gladly receive your subscription to
the Pennsylvania C. E. Bulletin.
Write him at once. Long experience
in penmanship unnecessary. Ad-
dress DR.. 3. w. Swayze, Common
wealth building, Allentown, Pa.
On Tuesday evening. Septem Der
II, the c. e. societies of st. John Re
formed, st. Matthew's Lutheran.
Sixth Street United Brethren and the
Epworth League of Camp Curtin
Methodist Episcopal Churches will
hold corn roast at Wildwood Park.
These four societies recently neIdl
union services and representatives of
each society met and decided to hold
this union social event. Members
and friends have been invited to
bring their friends and help make
this a big success.
II was 6CpiGa6 m mako fhic n ffair
a Dutch treat" as the committee
could not figure on the number to
prepare for. The time, o'clock, the
place to meet. Camp Curtin Church.
Come and bring your friends and
your friends friends.
Mrs. NJ. Strain, junior superinten-
dent of the Sixth Street United
Brethren Society announces the ju-
nior story hour to begin Wednesday
evening, September II, the time $50
to 730. At present stories will be
told semimonthly Miss Mildred
Burkholder, president of st. Mat
thew's Lutheran G. F.. Society will
he the story teller on September II.
All juniors and their friends invited
A business meeting will be held
Wednesday evening. September II, at
which timo all members of the Sixth
Street United Brethren Society who
are really interested in the welfare
Of the society are requested to at
tend.
Miss Mary Taylor, of Camp Curtin