Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1919-04-19

Winchester, May Gil; Louisiana,
state convention, Shreveport, June
1O-12; Michigan, state convention,
/ Grand Rapids, June 25-29; New
York, Otsego, county convention,
Oneonta, May 16, II; Four-county
convention, Ulster, Sullivan, Orange,
and DutcheSs, at Kingston, May rs,
27; North Carolina, state convention,
birmingham Graham, June SIS;
Ohio, state convention, Cleveland,
June 24-27; Oklahoma, state con-
vention, Enid, June lila; oregon,
state convention, Portland, June 19-
Chattanooga district, San Antonio,
Juno 11-15; Virginia. state conven-
ton, Richmond, June 1918; West
Virginia, state convention, Clarks-
burg, June 1912.
Eternal Life and How to Live
1t, will be the Easter topic for study
at the EndeaVor services at the var
ious churches on Sunday evening.
Russell Rupp will have charge of
the c. E. meeting at the st. Johns
Lutheran Church, Steelton, to-mor-
row evening. There will be some
thing of interest for all persons de-
string to attend at this meeting.
The IIVangelistic committee of the
Philadelphia c. l.. Union reports:
Special meetings We're conducted as
follows: missions, 1,1SS; street meet
ings, 499; institutions, 1,341; police
and fire stations, 100; car barns, 4;
park and squares, 166; tent services,
104: cottage prayer meetings, Lila;
church services, 1897; mills, 2S;
visits to the sick, 5,029; Bible classes,
-. Total 10.6S2, resulting in 739
known conversions, and 81 life work
recruits"
William Shaw, LII. D.. general
secretary of the United Society of
Christian Endeavor, Boston, is
boosting for Il great international
gathering to be held at Buffalo,
August $40, this year. DR.. Shaw
is in the habit of seeing big things
in Christian EndeaVor and Il good
program is promised.
The joint Christian EndeaVor and
Sunday School convention of the
East Pennsylvania Eldership of the
Churches of God will meet at Col
umbia, May 13-15th. The various
schools and societies are urged to
elect delegates and send the names
to the pastor, the Rev. j. L. Virgins,
Columbia.
Miss Mildred Burkholder will have
charge of the program at the c. f..
oNi iNNo 'iI llS ~ -htillhC" iSt-
theran Church tomorrow evening.
Harris Street Keystone Leaguers
will study an Easter topic on Sun
day evening. Miss Ethel Batdorf
Will speak on the theme specially
prepared for Easter day.
DR.. Daniel a. Polling. of Boston,
who delivered addresses at the big
mobilization of c. E. Societies in
this city recently, visited seventeen
large cities and organized Alumni
Associations. To-day and to-mor-
row he will be at Detroit, Michigan.
His intinerary will continue until
June 20th.
Mrs. Eta Raysor, president, will
be the speaker at the Endeavor
meeting at the Westminster Presby-
terian Church, tomorrow evening.
\ cordial welcome is extended to all
persons interested.
At Christ Lutheran C. T.. Society,
Miss Nellie Beitman will be the lead
er and Il good program is promised
for tomorrow evening.
c. 5. Neck, Miss Sadie Clouser and
Mrs. Sennett will make the program
interesting at the Fourth Street
Church of God c. f. services on
Sunday evening.
Seven new intermediate Societies
nav y DVSh VI SdHlHeu Ill Ine state,
recently Miss Margaret A. Spencer.
state Intermediate Superintendent,
Pittsburgh, is doing excellent work
in her department.
Miss La Nene Grove, of the st.
Matthew's Lutheran Society, and a
prominent Endeavor worker in the
city union circles, delivered an in
terestinE address at the United Evan
gelical Is. l.. G. l.. services, at Car
isle. on last Sunday evening.
Endeavorers of the First Church
of God Society, New Cumberland.
will hold an Easter service on sun
day evening Miss Carrie Sweeney
will have charge of the service.
Miss Carrie Knaby, we'll known
Endeavorer in G. l.. musical circles.
will be the leader at the Zion Evan
gelical Lutheran Society, Enola. on
Sunday evening.
Centenary United Brethren En-
deavorers, of Steelton, will have an
Easter service tomorrow evening
Miss Esther Digan will be the leader
and everybody is welcome to attend.
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