The Maryville times. (Maryville, Tenn.) 1884-1944, 1890-03-12

Who can say that this deliverance
was not the answer of p aver, and
and that prayer was answered be-
cause 1t was prayer of faith, and
the faith came by the fearful ex-
tremities in which God had placed
him. He was an atheist, denied
that there was God, and asked
elbow can l believe that which l
do not believer" But when in
such perilous dangers he could only
believe, and in that belief he pray
ed the prayer Of faith, and God gra-
ciously heard and answered.
SUNDAY AFTERNOON.
A gospel meeting, at 2:45, was
led by Mr.. Ober. He made a prac-
tical talk on part of the 9Th chap.
ter Of Mark, telling the young men,
how, by an act of faith, they can
touch Christ and be clesnsed from
their sins. As a result Of the talk,
two arose for prayers. W
At the same hour a meeting for
ladies only, was held in the Alpha
Sigma Hall, led by Mr.. Milligan
and COwan. "F pg6
LAST SESSION.
The browning event Of the Con.
venti0n was the Union service, Sab
bath evening. All the available
room in the house was taken up.
1t was the finest audience seen in
Maryville for long time.
The meeting opened by duet, by
Mr.. Alexander and sister, Miss Ida,
accompanied on the chorus by the
choir. And right here, 1t might
not be out of place to thank Mr..
Cunningham for his assistance
with cornet, in making the music.
Presiding Officer Cowan announc-
ed an address by Mr.. Ober, who
stated that his subject was broad
one. Now, the Y. M. G. A. Is fol
the object of saving young men
He regards them as worth saving
because they would be the future
centre OF the household. Young
men are worth saving for the
lehureh a. Cssls& 1Aas sUMuFch n
strong that has the aggressiveness
of young men, belonging to 1t
Young men are worth saving fol-
the home, the church and the com
munity. There are men in ever,
community for the purpose of ruin
ing young men. The Y. M. c. A
shall obviate this, by meeting
, strength with strength. They have
counter attractions.
After Mr.. Ober's talk collection
OF 1874 was taken up, about hal
was given by Maryville.
At twenty minutes past nine, tn
! farewell servic, began. A large
circle of the delegates was fOrme'
! reaching entirely the room.
) The convention was undOubtedl!
a success, the music especially be
ing good. The delegates left Of
: Monday mornings train for thei
respective homes.
DELEGATES.
The following is the list of deli
:. gates with their address and wher
!, they stopped, as near as We coul
e find out:
John d, Stewart, U. Of T
e "; l.. Morgan. A. A. Chable U. OF T., A.
a Clyde Smith, Tusculum; John Blankenshi
4 Geo, Bailey Y, of T
!. A. s. Msbain, J. b. T. Cummings at G.
W. j. Howell, Tusculum; W. J. Conner, Was
II Col at W. II. Henry's.
Oscar Jones, Geo. II. Smith, J. 4. Tarple
I Uaof T; at Joe Bp : e Mo.,,, w.., r.,
n d. W. DToWH, H. Il. MOrrOW, Voeus Oois
" I. N. Browns.
n ]. B. Milhgan, A. K. Perkins, c. X ODER, il
H, Cowsn, Knoxville, Mt p. NJ, Bsrtletts.
p Prof. Ellington, Il. A. Davis, U. OF T..
Frank Walker.
Is H. A. Lathrop J. H. Ewin U. Of T. at i.
"a Barruns.
Is j. W. Erickson, W. y. Humphrey, U.
:s Athens Ut Mr.. Eas;a's.
VI. Mooney. W. B. Cunningham, Knoxvil
l. at Ben Cunnlngham's.
DR.. Frazee. Knoxville, at Dr. Boardman's.
:! E.S. Woolsey, G, 3. Stnnett, Grant Memoir
At at J. L. Goddard's.
~ Us. Jewell, ", W, Remine, Tusculum,
q Mrs. Clemens,
Wallace Gift, Z. Mac Davis, U. Of T. at Pr
III Wilson's. .
q NJ. +: Chaplin, c. +. Mooney, Knoxville, M
t. L. =. Henrys.
&c W. Z. Graham, C. C. MCKINLEY. Maryville.
=" Us. Greer, Lyons View, Kitchen OF bo
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