The daily state chronicle. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 188?-1891, 1891-05-16

Never mimi, It's best for you
And, whate'cr it may be- do II
Brayely, gladly, in Cots sight,
ID MT forget lie always sees YOU
Dolt then, with all your might.
Never mind though it be only
some poor simple, daily task;
To Gods glory you can do 1T
Higher aim you could not ask.
And, remember every action
Though by man unseen, unknown
will not be by God forgotten,
When you stand be ore His throne.
Whatsoever. 'tis not only
Mighty deeds OF world wide fame
Earning for us earthly glory
And awidely honored name.
But tbs every little action.
Though you think it matters not
In God. - book IL will be written
Clearly, plainly, without blot.
Then let's try to do our utmost.
Tuat our work may bear the light,
And whate'er God sefs before MS
Strive 10 do it with our might
Our Society Journal.
Aud now, TO my kind friend ~h J..
come Suca distance to tell Us ut ii
noble work to our worf by Sttir or
tary and al visiting delegates agai
exteud TO you a hearty w5'cope, ,tai
ing that your stay among u3 may b.
both pleasant and profitable
Miss Clara Albright, of Greensboro,
responded to the address of welcome, and
said:
Response by Miss Clara Albright.
AS children of one happy household
galhe about the same bright hearth
f~tn IN hn
parental love, so dear sisters of the
Silver Cross, we have come to gether to-
day as children of the same royal house
hold, heirs according to the promises of
the same glorious redemption. We are
gathered together 'In His Name," there
fore we rejoice in the assurance of His
presence. In His royal law we have
found the guidance for our life work
we have learned that through Christ,
who strengtheneth US, We can do all
things, and so, With the prayer Thy
Kingdom Come
upon car lips, aud in our hearts an ear
nest desire to work as we pray for the
coming of that kingdom we count it, IN
truth precious privilege, once more 20
clasp hands in the Masters service, once
more to look upon the earnest faces
TO- aud now ia the very beginning of our
happy reunion, to uni all hearts in
warmest thanks for this sweet and gra-
cious vel ,ome-a welcome we'll worthy
OF the people who so generously extend
It. Raleigh's greeting to the young
womanhood Of North Carolina,
falls, indeed, as naturally upon
our ears as the welcoming OF children tc
beloved homestead. For our capital
city, long noted as the home of brave
men and queenly women we all feel just
pride ard affection. Her sturdy oaks
are not more grand and enduring thar
the sterling manhood of her sons
While the lessons of ST Mary and The
''Voices Of Peace" have told in all Caro-
lina's fair borders the gracious sweetness
the Christian culture, and the noble pur
pose of Raleigh's daughters. All through
this year our scattered bands have beer
trying to learn the daily lessons
Christian ministry, lessons always new
always rich and blessed to the disciple
OF the meek and lowly Jesus.
We have gladly come at your blddin
to study anew the great Kings plan TO
another years sisterhood Of service. w
want the inspiration OF your presence
We want the sympathy OF all lovln
hearts for the work of all. We want ou
hearts cheered and our work lightene
by the tender words of those who "feal
- vl4g la the s,L Lore, speak often one to al
otpsersef friends of Raleigh, we we,
Jssful for your invitation, because "
fSs~ sSs eaass shs' Of 70 tso % sVer sHue Nsro cno
was dear, and truly We are come toget
or with our hearts indicting goo
matter" for we world speak OF t
things touching the King. ave wou
be-" So near in heart to the Master,
eager 10 follow His call.
That We would spend our lives in t
service sweet, and only in death wou
rest at His feet"
For the Kings sake we gladly acce
your royal hospitality. "In His Nam
we give you warmest thanks for the Op
- doors, Tor the gentle courtesies and
- eioquent words, through which we ha
IL felt your cordial welcome.
Miss Carter's Address.
Miss Bette Garter, State Secreta
then addressed the Convention as
lows:
MY SISTERS: In His Name greet y
most cordially and sincerely! !