Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1919-03-15
RELIGIOUS FORCES HAVE
ORGANIZED HERE FOR DRIVE


dent, Chicago, ILL.,; c C. Hamilton
vice president, Boston, Mass; Chas
A. Evans. secretary. Lexington, Ky;
r. A. Walker, treasurer, Indianap-
oils, Ind.
Junior Endeavorers will study the
topic, Children at Work and Play
in the Orient" Prov. S:32-33, to-
morrow in the various societies.
Miss Esther Stence will lead the
meeting at the st. Matthew's Luth-
eran sociesy on Sunday evening. A
good program is promised to all per-
sons desiring to attend.
The State Executive Committee
will meet in Reading. Thursday,
March 27th, in the First United
Evangelical Church. The Berks
county Endeavorers will provide for
n banquet and mass meeting. Sec
retary II. B. Macrory has resiGned,
which will be effective April 1st and
the State treasurer, Walter G. Nc
Henry, Philadelphia, because of i'll
health has also presented his resig-
nation.
Ellis Murray will conduct the En-
deavor service at the Zion Evangeli-
cal Lutheran Church on Sunday
evening.
The committee on arrangements
for the boosters banquet to be held
at the Market Square PRESBYTERIAN
parlors, March IS, reports that al
most 100 tickets have been engaged.
Among the booster delegates regis
tered in addition to those reported
last week are the following: St
Johns Lutheran. Steelton, Mrs. J.
w. Conrad d. F. Rupp, Miss Lu-
cetta McElhenny. Richard Eierich,
Edward Stout, Miss Wilhelmina X.
Dress; United Evangelical, Steelton,
Benjamin Hoch, Mrs. Benjamin
Hoch, ]. NJ. Cooper, Theo. Sheetz;
Baptist. Steelton, Mrs. Edward w.
Stout, Miss Esther Raver, Nevin Gill
bert; United Brethren, six delegates
Oberlin Lutheran. Mr.. Reed, Mr..
Brehm, MIR. Cassel; Wormleysburg,
United Brethren, Mrs. J. ]. Hemmer,
Miss Ruth Mower; Enola, Reform
ed, G.. A. Yerger: Fourth Street
Church of God, Miss Mae c, Hoover.
Miss Mary Towsen, Harold Eckert;
Derry Street United Brethren, Mr..
Balm and three delegates; Augsburg
Lutheran, Robert Cook. Miss Mary
Garland, Miss Nora Lippi, Ralph
Miller; Market Square Presbyterian,
Stewart Taylor, Miss Bessie r.
March; Highspire, four delegates;
Carlisle. twelve delegates.
The Rev. A. G. Flicker will have
charge of the Keystone League SER
vice at the Harris Street United
Evangelical Church tomorrow even
ing.
W. s. Cass, superintendent of the
Intermediate society of the Fourth
Street Church of God, and one of
the live wire boosters for the big
mobilization, visited the societies at
Penbrook on last Sunday evening.
A group of boosters visited the
Covenant Presbyterian and Maclay
Street Church of God societies on las
Sunday evening. A talk was given
by Elmer S. Schilling, and special
music was rendered by a Christian
Endeavor choir.
John Zeigler and William Zeigler
will conduct the Endeavor service
at the Park Street United Brethren
Church on Sunday evening.
First Church of God society. New
Cumberland, will have a good pro-
gram tomorrow evening. Harry Kill
more will have charge of the SER
vice.
Robert Anderson, will make the
program interesHng at the Centen-
ary United Brethren society. Steel
ton, tomorrow evening.
At Christ Lutheran society Miss
Marie Nell, a prominent Endeayor
worker, will have charge of the SER
vice on Sunday evening.
Westminster Presbyterian Endeav-
orers wiz hold an interesting meet
ing tomorrow evening at which Mrs.
Ida Dyer will lead.