Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1919-05-03

PROFESSOR F. A. McCARRELL
1S6; Bridgeport, Conn.,. pledged an
nually. S1S4.50, banquet attendance,
1S0; Providence, r. l., pledged an
nually, S1OS.5O, banquet attendance.
100: Boston, Mass, banquet attend
ance. 225.
Arrangements are being made for
Il large attendance at the interna-
tional Christian Endeavor confer
ence to be held at Buffalo. y. V,
August ) to August 10. Miss Eta
Il. Fulton, who for the past two
years has been secretary of the Buff
falo Christian Endeavor Union, is
now secretary of the general COM
mittee.
Christ Lutheran Endeavorers will
study an interesting topic on Sunday
evening. Gilbert Lyons will have
charge of the conservation service.
Following are the officers of the
society: President, Bertram NJ. Salt
zer: vice president. Miss Edith Wal
ters; corresponding secretary and
recording secretary, Miss Mary
Rhoads. treasurer. Miss Susan
Rhoads: pianoist, Miss Mae Shoop:
assistant pianbist. Miss Gladys Get
tie; chorister, Ralph Shader: offer
ing department, Frederick Kamel
and Paul Unger.
Miss Mae Gross will have charge
of the services at the Harris Street
Keystone League of Christian En-
deavor on Sunday evening. The
Booster committee" composed of
the following persons. are stirring
enthusiasm in the interest of the
League: \. \. Burrel. Miss Dorothy
MadduX, Carl Gingerich and Miss
Fern Stanford.
"Our Relation to God. V. Serv-
ing" will be the topic for discussion
in the Endeavor meetings of the
various church on Sunday evening.
Many societies will observe conse-
Grafton service during the evening.
Market Street Baptist Christian
Endeavor Society is doing excellent
work for the church. Mrs. Snydam
is the live wire president and with
the following corps of officers i'm
portant topics are studied weekly:
Nicepresident Henry Palm; secre-
tary, J. Stilwell; treasurer, Asa Eat
on; music director, Miss Helen Jack
son: piancist, Miss Ruth Dallman;
assistant pianist, Miss Dorothy
Long.
William Rhoad will have charge
of the Christian Endeavor service
at the State Street United Brethren
Society tomorrow evening. Come
early to the meeting at $50 o'clock
is the invitation to all Endeavorers
and friends.
At the Calvary Presbyterian Society
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be conducted by Miss Rose Rogers.
A good time is promised to all per-
sons desiring to attend.
Among the prominent speakers at
the twenty-first annual Christian
Endeavor convention and the fifty
second annual Sunday School con-
vention of the Churches of God of
the East Pennsylvania Eldership. to
be held at Columbia, May 13 to May
10, will be the Rev. c. +. Strickler,
SaXton; the Rev. G.. f. Hawes, Har-
risburg; the Rev. O. NJ. Kraybill,
Middletown; the Rev. J. w. Houck,
Princeton Seminary, y. J.; Mrs. AL
len Ellenberger. Enhaut; the Rev.
j. Russell Bucher. Mechanicsburg:
the Rev. H. F. Hoover, D. D., Eliz-
abethtown; the Rev. NJ. c. Manning.
Auburn: the Rev. w. \. Yates, D.
D.. Harrisburg; the Rev. c. S. None
maker, Lakemont: the Rev. F. L.
DitZler. MELVILLE, and the Rev. ].
A. Deter. Rearing Spring.
Keystone Leaguers and friends
are invited to the unification assem-
bly, of the Central Pennsylvania and
/ Eastern PENNSYLVANIA conferences to
be held in the United Evangelical
Church, Lemoyne, all day next Tues
! day. Important topics will be dis
cussed as follows: Union With the
Evangelical Association" with sub
topics; (a), The Present General
Trend" (b), The Obstacles" (c),
The Reasons For IT." THE Million
Dollar Drive" with twenty-minute
addresses on % The Need" (2)
The Method" CD THE Result"
Conservation services will be held
at the following societies on Sunday
evening: Westminster Presbyterian.
leader. Miss Mary Hammelbaugh: :
| Zion Evangelical Lutheran, Enola,
leader. G. Yinst; First Church of
God, New Cumberland, leader. Mrs.
f. B. Bair; st. Matthew's Lutheran.
leader, Miss Pauline Rife: Fourth
Street Church of Goa. leaders. Mr..
and Mrs. H. S. Pressler; st. Johns
Lutheran, Steelton, leader, Mrs. John
Conrad; Emmanuel PRESBYTERIAN.
leader, Miss Evelyn Speakman 4;
Centenary United Brethren, Steel
ton, leader, Mrs. Robert Geesey.
Church of God, Penbrook.