Daily Republican., 1890-01-10
,pWORTII LEAGUE.
|c1Nt1sp BY HuRlBUT
k,,,RpaY AND COLLINS.
,,,c,s l,rns An the Young Peoples
a the ". y. Church Into
upe Organization, harmonious
VHh tho Church Cow
rrnmcnt.

a6I Transaction OF business, hn
hi oTbc Social Work OF Epworlh
,'.Ussread by Everett Joues, OF
H n T. church. Rev. Jesse l..
l.t. u H., spoke to the effect that
.o -,,l cunsersaiion alone was ROT
tut H,insu, The prayer ana txie-
i4cet pg.
"a Florence Milbourn, OF Brandy
\ N e. Church, read an essay on
h. litsrlry Work OF The Epworlh
q A.. Discussion by Howard Y.
.t1n. DR.. llurlbut explained the
d! diving out eight different tracts,
.iiJu OF travel Ia eight towns N
|y - ,ght several members who read
nud then took part with SUCCESS.
MURRAY ihjuRbt they could parcel
h., q library ANA read it AID cas-,
,.ad looks.
L. : llrf.ey said the press Is the
L. Il pumir opinion. II we have
A,tsty work wp have good social
ui.cl strongly tc claims OF literary
Nr..s II ~ Ike 10 favor oil adapt.
ie,-Ae 20 country woik.
Iune, argued that tie social
sas Ii He important than the lite
on, ,- tlou.L' all lie departments
eal ligt4tAnec.
Ml5Aalt,tl IN essay On "penomi-
tla,,ut teteN Sectntianisu." lie
iti irG9nlnANunultm.
tiers,y iaJored the paper. He took
ytic view oi the y T.. Church bear
iH ,hr que ilou wheiior lenoiniua-
hll-in IA as strong ~ IN inr,htr wears.
is iUr suuj- ut.iou, harmony aud the
epui Chtisttauity
Il. living Nalbins thought Metlo.
;ouger today llan ever b='prc,
Wa, the equal Of any In the evan
-nl he worli. lle approved 81
l,h League brcanse It WAS n
oi institution. .".-... ...5+
ilh.orr intiulUcei the topic oi
l..uce Department OF the Epwofih
y ile thousLl u should ba taught
anca, ret neahctng ey.n the
pi s'no /.
2. u y c'e0 ial rot approve Of Great.
h .inl t..tj 'i- .c1guc Wasa a money
utnptr Nskod How does tho
FlA L'1-ge ~ sr luuis7"
president, Esy :. Collins said
sthUt would soou take that 1Ues-
n lrie'tei 10 Mn
llu'.Jui, ,uitrsl p-d.ug secretary
r suuasy sclua' lulu the Tfscl
ma ihr EiHS1iA league. II,
chsflnlg'y= lcsf sud youthful
n1' slsl VAN Ai slt wLisker.
foWh mnsjathe. lie SGT forth til,
i"ul5iu' eieHcrt la the church
Journalism, As lie warns up In
y ne ms 4 voice like clear-ilnpiut
sieei. lie Ia full OF energi.el
4lio!led nerve force. lie says til,
must take care Of its own yottp,
l. his isa period OF organization
g4'y equals this In organizing
W L. T. u, is a wondcrlu
aton. We must organize III,
! Ptope OF the NJ. l.. Church tol
Development Of each one and Il
&c best efficiency to each orc,
.l work. We want TO d.ye,ot
NhhONA "it w llODu.
The Methodist Church takes II
's'rs oi society. We want Mctho
isah!1aiion according to the patterr
n. +. Church. The II. c. Churci
zee i,om the top down, the Con
l9.alsl from the bottom up, bu'
eibrd st from both directions. Tie
PaA Ledgpe Is on this plan. Mem.
lrr' officers, but they must b,
pg.l hg he Eplseopacy OF the n. L.
~ vars ago there were five orgaui.
III he NJ. T.. Church. A conven.
"a called At Cleveland TO got these
't Aitcl two days OF prayer we
10 drop all societies aud form the
h League. We were discussing
An wt,e willing to furnish a
Nlue''tAt't !, e"0xford League u
VII Huabled spoke oil the
iiAWl p sul the "Epworti
iil'' 5teated a laugh at first,
T. i was adopted as the name,
v'r5slilt.i on TIE 18th OF lasl
nI NV has /, 200 chapters.
ave no fnsnoial plans. The only
ihehl ie, send In 15 cents and get !;
h'e quarter Ttcy take up collec
" tHfar small expenses. 1t lsno
u Az money RAISER OF the church
ps'or Is AL active member OF III,
Pu no active effort will be made I,
up live Chr.titn Fndeeyn
itc EINerth League Ieceige,
iteh Methodist Euduayor
a. Li' ?. m., with doxo,oy,
edition ty DR. llurlbut.
lsrNl2G SESSION.
an iaspri5iug service of song III,
y eN'rcises were led by Mr.
VI '=tsit' isal' and approved. III,
lt'io 'el constitution whlch
!his Of II. raul's N. E.Chnic,
~ % Tie relation OF Ib,
90 "a1 Tie Epworth League
MA Hd oez eli olher." Ht
5s4 d. ,,.e! entertainment M
~ '''s=i"e young people In
- long 'trlstian." Thi.
A. htt jesso l.. Hurlbut,
'"' iisss that we are alway.
'=3=''d deal, Tho ideal con,
'5'tess We would llk e to do. J,
"'h QUO real life. 1. is good
'"a.s'' high aud noble ideal.
"t ~ yGuug Christian Is my
's.t'' he spiritual life is the
,It ol set lily by plant
IA l''.hdly soil. God gets Z
M al one command.
f|"lleiling ~ in the soul that has
uea That Will not rest until /,
w. My ideal is the one
hhbln ths life OF Christ. A
~ '1iree months old has life bu,
u more. But It grows and comes
auousht. We want hearts
w Christ, but also minds clear,
o anu thoughtful. II you buy
unes OF iron ore for one cent
: hehd 1t to school, whence Il
VI pig Iron, it's worth two cent,
nu' .u' Now We want TO school ouI
ehristisns. Jack-kniyes. like
worth SEQ per pound. Tie
as been more highly educated,
IN spring was still more schooled
rye; E; This was the ideal-ths
ant Christians, such "A st.mr