The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1890-06-27
CHRISTIAN EyDEAyOR.
OF the Greatest Christian Gath
orings OF tho Century.
|ops:- 81 h Proceedings ~ the Inter
Intionni Convention. ~ ~. Louis, 81
the Young Peoples society Of
Christian Endcavor.

he Grand Music Hall Of the Exposi
building By the president and foun
Of tho society, Rev Francis T.
*. ID. d.. Of Portland, Me. The hal
completely filled. every seat being
pied. and the late corners were com
u 70 stand. The vast audience Joined
Inging ITO the Ranks.T TO the Ranks
ne conclusion Of which Rev. DIR.
hard. Of New York. read a Scripture
on. and Rev. Homer w. Carter. OF
|~consin. recited the invocation
Ter. The entire audience then arose
sang ''I;lcst be the tie that binds
bv. II. w. Sherwood. Of New York.
unanimously chosen scribe: Rev. G.
Ioldridgc. OF Illinois, was chosen
slant. and Mr.. w. II. Shumway. OF
alelphia. was chosen timc-keeper.
tier informing tho convention that
you'd the standing COM
ices al the night session. President
introduced Governor David II.
hcis Of Missouri. who. as soon as the
ause which greeted him subsidized.
komed the delegates and all con-
bed in the convention 4 the State OF
souri, in q few apt and fclicitous
i.
II. DR.. $. J. Niccolls. Of ST. Louis.
next introduced. and on behalf Of
Christian brotherhood OF the city
paed a hearty welcome to all. clos
with the quotation: blessed be
bat come in the name OF the Lord
ii John Henry Barrows, II. d.. OF
(ago, responded on behalf OF the So
10 the words Of welcome.
her singing the LYNN: stand Up
Jesus" and benediction BY Rev. A.
h,mcr, Of st. Louis, a recess was
n for supper.
EVENING SESSION.
e exercises began by singing from
choir. the audience joining in the
us onward, Christian Soldier"
other religious songs were sung
tlAt made the hall resound
me
N " brooks. president Mount
r & read a scripture selcc-
70 hngs, chapter II. lie was
Het ifayer by Rev. T.. II. Burk-
20 Rapids. Ia.
r 'rongest features OF the
inf lengthy address from
4. Nt1N<. ID. d.. president ~
Initea ETY. Of Christian En-
III, On iAs bject, "A Modern Up
and It's oitnificance.v The cen
pught " the address was that tho
N uprising Is the Christian En-
m~overnen. which is a revival or
Q Pnfnt idea.
@sing President Clark said: In
years ycu have adopted most
and enthusiastically a yearly
which has never superseded our
nent motifs: For Christ and the
b. "butha always been secondary :
May suggest tonight q motto
AN nind US, during the coming
."a PLY. Of the glorious fellow
,,;,Fch we stand? ''One is Your
n Christ; and All Ye are !
~ Whether We are Methodists I,
\ ~ ians, Baptists or Luther f.
'c %. o. Friends. United Breth- ,
N. ifrppalians, or Congregation !.
are brethren.
nan sang q song composed !,
TL /. Lindsay. OF ST. Louis, !.
sssen. The chorus ran as fol- :
ltst lsndeavor band. =
his broad. bright land q
cred. gathered here,
osrasr ..se friendly hand:
IN uonghfs are one IN Thee.
~ prayer will ever be. v
hA' Sod may bless ana keen
As christian band.
baer, Of Rochest or. Mimi, a :
'uslncss man Of the town. the 4
general secretary or the united \,
hi n Christian Enicavor. was in \
- oy the Chair and was heartily y,
~ re made a few remarks about z,
'mony OF the Christian Endeayor u
IT. IN their work. .,
= Henson, ID. d.. OF Chicago. ~
kred the u
snn n.., 'aon scrinon. nj
m o'clock the audience left their !,
ana ne galleries and navcs OF y
lung We're occupied FOR an hour "a
informal reception TO the dele ~
~ 'he ~. Louis Endcavorcrs III
- IN
second Day. cis
|alf.past six o,c1,cl< .as ~
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