The Findlay Jeffersonian. [volume] (Findlay, Hancock County, Ohio) 1870-1881, 1877-06-15
Sabbath School Revival Meeting.

revival meeting at Union Chapel, June
9th, was opened by reading of the
scripture by ]. W. Eastman, and prayer
by S. H. Raudebaugh, who was elected
chairman. w. p. Shuck was chosen
secretary. On motion the chair ap-
pointed n. Buckingham, II. T. Shull,
and A. j. Askem, q committee of ar
rangements. A short prayer meeting
was held for the cause; after which a
discussion was held on the subject,
''What to know in teaching childreng"
participated in by ]. Ewing, ]. W.
Eastman, w. F. Snider, J. G. Siddall,
M. E. Shull and NJ. Bright. Commit
tee Oh arrangements then made par
tial report, after which meeting ad-
journed till 3 p. NJ. Benediction by
]. Ewing.
AFTERNOON MEETING.
Meeting was called to order when ].
Ewing read the 5th Psalm, and led
In prayer. Minutes of previous meet
iugs were read and approved. A song
was sung by brother and sister Rows
class, of Vanlue Sunday School, after
which Rev. Eastman delivered a very
able address; subject, ''How to teach
the Bible" Mrs. Askem then made
some very appropriate remarks, follow
ed by w. p. Shuck and II. Bright.
Question drawer was opened. Answers
to questions were INDUCED in for
short time with much interest. Bene-
diction by Rev. Eastman, followed by
adjournment. .~.'.
EyENING MEETING.
Brother H. T. Shull read the 9th
Psalm and led in prayer, after which
Rev. Raudebaugh Iectured on s'The
duty of the Church in the Sunday
School and out of it" The question
drawer was again presented, and while
the ballots were being distributed,
Prof. Tanner, and wife favored the
meeting with song, entitled what
friend We have in Jesus The com
mittee on arrangements made their
final report, embracing arrangements
for the following day, which was
adopted. The Secretary was directed
to furnish minutes of the proceedings
to the county papers. Benediction by
j. Ewing, followed by adjournment.
THURSDAY MORNING, JUNE7, n.
Rev. Raudabaugh in the chair.
Brother E. N. Leader read the oath |
Psalm and j. L. Shull led in prayer. |
Minutes read and corrected. An Ex.
perience meeting was then held, the
chairman reading the 133 Psalm. The
meeting was participated in by quite a |
number, and interspersed with singing.
Question drawer was then presented,
and while the ballots were distributed
a temperance song, entitled ''Has faith
been here" was sung by brother East
mans little girls, aud many eyes were
sutused in tears while the song was
being sung. At the conclusion of the
song the question drawer was opened
and questions answered. Meeting ad-
journed, with benediction by Rev.
Eastman,
AFTERNOON MEETING.
Brother Eastman read the 18th chap
ter of Romans, and led in prayer.
Minutes read and approved. ]. b.
Messamore moved that collection be
lifted in the evening for brother East.
mans little girls, for their fine singing
of that temperance song. W. F. Sni.
der moved that collection be taken
up for Prof Tanner, for services rem
dered. Brother Ewing then delivered
Il lecture; subject, Necessity of the
Sunday School and the results there
Of" Remarks were then made by II.
T. Shull and Reys. Raudabaugh and
Eastman. Thirty minutes were profit
ably spent in answering and comment
lag on questions found in the drawer,
with benediction by Rev.
Ewing. --.
KyENING MEETING.
Devotional exercises by brother Ask
em, who read the 18th chapter of
and led in prayer. Minutes
read and approved. The chair ap-
pointed H. T. Snull, G. W. Moore and
w. Eastman, a committee on ,reso-
lutions. e. Orwig's little girl then (
sang song, entitled Little Willie" {
Brother Ewing then addressed the
children, after which a temperance 4