Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1919-04-01

| men of committees and boosters" have
| been on the job day and night during
| the past three weeks. The preliminary
luncheon at the Market Square Presby-
terian parlors, March IS was a record
breaker and established real live c. Il.
enthusiastic fellowship which has been
contagious ever since.
Much Enthusiasm
| Tonight will be a meeting for fell
! lowship and the enthusiasm is running
! high and the Endeavorers are eager to
be of service in the great Christian En-
| deavor movement which has for its
motto For Christ and the Church"
The Harrisburg Christian Endeavor
Choral Union under the direction of
President j. Frank Palmer and Vice
President +. l.. Schwartz. will play an
important part on the program.
The following officers of the Harris
burg and Dauphin County c. Il. Unions
also did much work in the preliminary
arrangements for the big meeting.
Harrisburg c. T.. Union
President. Frank S. Montgomery; sec
retary Miss Mae c. Hoover; vice-presi-
dent. Paul A. Strickler. Hummelstown
Penbrook vice-president, Nelson Cassell'
Penbrook Cumberland county vice
president. A. Elwyn Strobe, Camp Hill
treasurer. A. c. Dean; music. J. Frank
| Palmer: orchestra. Bertram II. Saltzer
intermediate. Walter S. Cass; press,
Elmer s. Schiling; missionary, Mrs.
j j. Hemmcr. Wormleysburg; Junior
Miss Anna Lupfer good citizenship
Prof. John f. Kob chief usher, Charles
Urich.
Dauphin County c. T.. Union
President. Miss Emily Edwards; vice
president. Prof. John +. Kob: secretary
Miss Bessie T.. March treasurer, George
n, ,-icI,,t district Charles R
BARLEY; Millersburg district, William
G. Hoy. Milersburg; Steelton district,
Miss Wilhelmina K Dress. Steelton
Middetown district ]. b. Martin. Mid
detown; Dauphin district, George
Schaeffer, Dauphin.
The banquet promises to be an elabor-
ate affair-and several hundred dele
gates made advanced registration for
reserved seats
Two continuous programs will be rem
dered in the main and the Sunday school
auditoriums and each will be of such
Il nature that Endeavorers will not be
determined to get into the main audi
torium after it is filled with delegations
The program in the Sunday school room
will be full of ginger" and enthusiasm
The program is as follows:
Messiah Lutheran Church
Auditorium
7.45 o'clock-Franli S. Montgomery,
presiding. praise service. c. Il. Choral
Union, assisted by c. f.. Orchestra
scripture reading. the Rev. w. Il.
Daugherty. pastor First United Brethren
Church prayer, the Rev. Henry w. A.
Hanson, pastor Messiah Lutheran
! Church: music. congregation; address,
The Call of the New Crusade" Rev.
D. A. Polling, LII. D.. associate pres-
dent United Society of Christian En-
deavor, Boston; music, G. f. Choral
Union: offerings and announcements
address, THE Lords Day" the Rev.
A. L. Steck, n. D., pastor First Luth-
eran Church. Carlisle; report of Com
mittee on prizes, Harold Il. Eckert
chairman; music; benediction, the Rev.
w. y. Yates, u. D., pastor Fourth Street
Church of God.
Overflow Meeting
Miss Emily Edwards, presiding. praise
service. c. f. Choral Union, Forest e.
Schwartz in charge; scripture reading,
Bishop w II. Fouke. associate editor,
'The Evangelical" prayer. the Rev.
Alfred y. Sayers, pastor. Second Re-
formed Church; music, congregation ;
address, The Lords Day" the Rev.
A. r. Steck. ID. D.. music, c. f.. Choral
Union; Offering and announcements
address, 1.-THE Call of the New Crusade, -
the Rev. d. A. Polling. LII. D., Boston
offering and announcements; report of
Committee on Prizes Harold f. Eckert,
chairman music, congregation bene-
diction. the Rev. II. A. Ketchledge,
pastor Camp Hill Presbyterian Church.
Convention Sidclights
Every bite will be relish at the
banquet in the Messiah Lutheran social
held at 6 o'clock this evening.
| DIR. Polling will have a message on
Americas part in the great war from
Seicheprey to Versailles as "Y' Sec
cretary in the Red Triangle "Huts in
He'll" on Dead Mans Curve, under a
German barrage and through "A gas at
tack, as stretcher-breaer, in air raids
and submarine attacks and also at the
Peace table.
The Rev. l.. Walter Lutz, a former
vice-president of the Pennsylvania c. Il.
| Union, and formerly pastor of the Uni
ted Brethren Church, West Fairview,
will bring a delegation from Chambers
burg The Rev. Mr.. Lutz is pastor of a
large congregation at that place and
did considerable work for the organiza-
tion of city union at Chambersburg
| recently.
j. Frank Palmer. chairman of the
| Music Committee. promises that the G.
Il. Choral Union will have good music at
the main session and also at the over
flow meeting. Songs for Service" the
popular music book, will be used at all
of the meetings.
President Miss Emily Edwards, of the
Dauphin County c. f. Union. has been
! stirring enthusiasm among the county
societies and expects a large delega-
ton tonight.
Charles Bernhardt, president of the
| Otterbein United Brethren Society, has
put pep" into the work at Otterbein
He has also stirred enthusiasm in a
number of other societies as a booster
for the big mobilization.
The Rev. A. r. Steck. d. D., pastor
of the First Lutheran Church, Carlisle
delivered a thrilling address before
Legislature on the subject THE
Lords Day" He will repeat the adj
dress at the c. E. gathering tonight
Don't forget to hear him.
William H. Hubley. of Carlisle G. f.
Union, and district secretary of Cum