Daily Los Angeles herald. [microfilm reel] (Los Angeles [Calif.]) 1876-1884, 1881-10-07
Congregational Association.
SECOND DAY.

SECOND DAY.
Devotional exercises at ga. M.
conducted by Rev. Chaplain Blake
u. s.. A
Called to order at $3.50 o'clock,
Rev. Dwinell, Moderator. In the
chair.
Prayer by Rev. w. n. Cooke.
DIR. Benton being unavoldably
detained, the paper on the IRE.
vised New Testament" was not
read, and on motion the discussion
which WAS arranged for the first
hour of the morning session was
passed over, aud the Association
proceeded to unfinished business.
Reports were given from the
Churches not represented yester-
day.
Partial report of the committee
on Narrative of Statistics by Rev,
Fl. e Jewett.
Report accepted after necessary
notifications, and the committee
was authorized to have it printed.
AT l0:45 the Association gave
place to the California Chinese
Mission; Rev. J. x. Mclean in the
chair.
The session closed with q ten
minute speech by Chaplain Blake
on the Indian question.
AFTERNOON SESSION
Opened at 2 O'clock, with prayer
by Rev. T. X. Noble.
On motion, it was voted that pro-
vision be made for accommodation
Of the representatives of the press.
The first subject under discussion
was blossoms from the recent evan
gelical work in San Francisco and
vicinity" Opened by Rev. J. X.
McLsaD, ID. D., of Oakland: The
discussion was participated in by
Rev w @ Pond, Rev H E Jewett,
Dean s A Chaplin, q 4 Hanly,
Rev M Post, M Morris, Rev j
Hooper, Rev Z X Noble, Rev A l.
Stone, d d, Rev G A Savage, Rev
O M Blake, Rev w FL Coke, c.
Kenniston, Rev Jas Rowell, Mrs
BOole.
The Committee on Nominations
as follows:
AAohc hiosiouSS tuc shtut as lt5G
year, with DR.. Wiley for Chair
man.
The Pacific, the same as last
year.
Ministers in Need, the same as
last year.
Hand Book, the same as last
year.
Sunday School Committee, the
same rs last year.
Committee on Roll, Rev. w. G.
Pond, Stephen s. Smith, Samuel
A. Chaplin.
Mr.. Yarnell presented the greet.
ings of the Good Templars of the
State Of California.
The subject Of the Revision of the
New Testament was placed for Sat-
urday from 10 to IL Al
At4:l5 P. NJ. 1.-THE Congregation
al Associates" was presented ia a
paper by w. M. Searby. Esq.
The following endorsed the
claims of the Associates: Rev. J.
II. Warren, D. D., Rev. w. c.
Pond, Rev. FL. f. Jewett, DIR. s. A.
Chaplin, g. Il. Hanly. Subject re-.
ferrsd to committee of three to
report.
Rev. III. E. Jewett reported from
the Sunday School Committee.
Rev. j. H. Warren, from the
Committee on Hand Book, report
ed that on account of the absence
of DR.. Moor they had not been
aole 10 make progress.
On motion, Rev. J. A. Burton
was added to the committee.
After prayer by Dean Chaplin, at
8 p. M, the Association adjourned
to- :3OP.
The evening sess on was devoted
to the Woman's Board Of Missions.
To-DAY's PROGRAMME.
GA. M.-Prayer meeting.
$3.50 Archaeological Seminary
and Golden Gate Academy.
1880 A. M.-"Duty Of CoDgrega-
tiOnaiists to the Congregational
Faith and Order" paper from Dr..
Dwinelle
~ M.-Ihe Pacific.
2 p. NJ =" The Duty OF Our
Churches 10 the Scattered Populs-
ton of Our state" paper by Rev.
L. X Noble.
AIS P. M.-Busiuess; reports of
Introduction of reso-
lutions.
1880 p. M.--Anniyersary Of Home
Missions.
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