Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1919-04-12

gelical, City: members, the Rev. w.
y. Yates, d. D., Fourth street Church
OF God, City; 4. Elwyn STROBE. Pres
byterian, Camp Hill; Nelson b. Cas-
sell, Church of God, Penbrook. The
total number of pledges to date are as
follows: Harrisburg city, S157; Dau-
phin county and vicinity, S147. Total
$3045O.
All persons desiring to attend the
big May musical to be rendered in
the Technical High School auditor
ium, May are urged to get their
tickets at an early date. The famous
lratorio entitled The Creation" VIII
be the big attraction this season. y
large number of prominent musical
people will take part in the renu.,ion
of the program. Music lovers appre-
ciate the work of the Harrisburg c..
r. Choral Union and many persons
are expected to attend the affair.
Great attractions will be on the
program al the st. Pauls United
Brethren Society, Wormleysburg, to-
morrow evening. y joint service of
the senior and Junior societies will
be held and a number OF special fea-
lures have been arranged for the
occasion Ross Derrick md several
ether endeavorers will take part on
the program
One of the popular topics OF the
day will be discussed by the cndeav-
orers at the various churches on
Sunday evening. The societies have
made preparations to study the sub
ject. How to Give Gods Day to
Godlike Deeds" Many societies wnl
have special music rendered by tall
entcd singers and musicians upon
the occasion.
Mrs. James Howard will have
charge of the program at the West
minister Presbyterian Endeavor So
ciety on Sunday evening. Come. You
are welcome, is the invitation.
st. Johns Lutheran Society, Steel
ton is progressing with much enthus-
iasm among its members and friends.
The society aims to have attractive
prayer meetings and live socials
where the old and young people can
mingle together. Paul Shatto will be
the leader at the $50 o'clock service
tomorrow evening.
The Sunday school cou"....-. "ill
have charge of the program at the
Keystone League of Christian En-
deavor service at the Harms street
United Evangelical church on sun
day evening.
Christ Lutheran Endeqvorers will
have al worthwhile service on Sunday
evening at which time the regular
u.lIl ha iiSpnsGa1 Paul
Cnger will be the speaker and a
number of endeavorers will take part
on the program.
Miss Elizabeth Rutherford will have
charge of the service at the Cen
tenary United Brethren Society, Steel
ton. tomorrow evening. This So
ciety is doing excellent work under
the direction of the following Off
GERS: President, Robert J. Miller, Jr.;
Vice-president, Miss Catherine Steh-
man; recording secretary, Miss
Blanche Warner; corresponding sec
retary. James +. Mentze. pianist,
Miss Elizabeth Rutherford; assistant
pianist, Mrs. Robert Geesey; treas
urer. Donald Raifsnider; chorister
Mae Douglass; assistant chorister.
Miss Pearl Beidle; librarian, James F..
MentZer; Junior superintendent, Mrs.
Mary Grimes; assistant junior super
intendent, Mrs. Charles +. Shaeffee.
At the Zion Evangelical Lutheran
Society, Enola. Miss Kathryn Fam
Gus will make the program attrac-
tive on Sunday evening. Everybody
is welcome to attend.
Watch the bulletin boards in your
Endeavor Society room. There may
soon be an announcement posted
concerning a big union picnic to be
held at some convenient park during
the coming summer.
Miss Mary Binkley will be the ,ya,.
er of the endeavor service at the st.
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