St. Paul daily globe., 1884-11-30

A. A. Ro d, ST. Paul.
NJ Lichtenberger, st. Paul.
j. r. Hague. 81. Paul.
Frank Cutler, Northfeld.
W. W. Payne, (College), Northheld.
Gen. Spencer Duluth.
e. w. Young Rochester.
Chas. Tenney. Winona.
ID. e. Hill, Anoka
F. L. sullivan, Fergus Falls.
S. S. Il alchard. Fargo Dakota.
j H. Elliott, Rec. Sec, Minneapolis
Geo. B. Whitehorne, Treasurer, st. Paul.
Ii. Z. Williams State Sec, Minneapolis
Additional information will be cnecrfully
given if desired. Address II. F. Williams,
state secretary, st. Paul or Minnea polls.
YOUNG MENs CHRISTIAN ASSOCIATION !
NoRTHFIELD, Mimi.
Dear Brethren: Tue associations o
Northield, city and college, take
pleasure in sending You, wit.
the notice of the state executive committee
Of the eleventh annual convention OF thr
Minnesota associations, a hearty invitation
and the assurance OF warm welcome 10 our
city. You will find our hearts aud our homes
open to receive you.
Delegates will please send notice of thei,
coming at least one week before the conyen-
tion, to Mr.. Frank Cutler, executive secretary.
that entertainment may be arranged in ad-
vance.
Delegates who may not be met at the depot
by the reception committee will please report
at the association rooms.
Tue ladies of our various churches will en-
terrain delegates with lunch in the parors
of the Congregational church, Thursday
evening, at I O'Clock. Following this will
be the opening address of President Northrop
in the audience room.
We unite with you in earnest prayer that
your coming TO our city may be a time o.
blessing both to US and the work through
out the state. Cordially yours,
WN. GRAVES, President City Association.
c. ID. DECKER. President College Association.
We, the undersigned pastors of tue
churches of Northheid, cordially join in the
above invitation.
Z. NJ. Williams, Pastor Congregational
church; F. NJ Rule. Pastor VI. E. church;
f. j. Cook. Rector Episcopal churc; Henry
Rruswig, Pastor Mnravian church; j. F.
Wilcox, Pastor Baptist church; 7. II. Mohn,
Pastor Norwegian Lutheran church.
RAILROAD RATES.
The following railway lines will return
delegates at one ffth .fue on prssentltiol o
certificates signed by the state secretary: C..
| NJ. 81 st, p; c. d n w; c., st. p, NJ IL
| o.; Nj. d ST. L.; and ST. p d ID.
SPECIAL NOTICES.
1. The opening session of the convention
will include a welcome meeting followed by
President Northrop, of the University OF
Minnesota.
2. The evening sessions will be devoted
to addresses on topics OF Interest to the gen.
eral public.
3. On Sabbath there will be held conse-
Grafton meeting, special meeting for young
men, and farewell services in the evening.
TOPICS.
The following are among the topics that
will be considered by the convention in the
form of con nversations, addresses and papers
Business management of associations.
Young mems meeting.
The Bible class and individual Bible
study.
Music in association meetings.
Association committees.
Meetings for boys.
History of association work in Mime
sofa.
State work and report of state executive
committee.
Associations in small places. ID Is
there a field forl (2.) How to organize.
81 What work to do.
Why do associations fail9
The danger of associations attempting too
much.
How associations may be helpful TO each
other.
Bible readings, services of song, and de-
votional meetings.