The Sauk Centre herald. (Sauk Centre, Stearns County, Minn.) 1886-current, 1894-05-17
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Sasx Centre district OF the Epworth
League met in this city III tile Methodist
church on Wednesday aud Thursday,
Max 9tIi and 10th. 1t was opened at
2 o'clock-We luesday afternoon by Rev.
F. w. Hart. Some excellent music was
fa,siished by the choir, alter which Rev.
pr Horan OF Minneapolis offered prayer.
5Af.sfesses Of welcome were rendered by
Mayer Woodbury. in behalf Of the city,
Prof Waolley IN lsellalt G the young
peoIle, had Rag. + w. Hart iii behalf OF
theschneh and the League. Presiding
Eidee Sk;tip responded in behalfof The
delegates, .Soiac vesg interesting papers
on various topics concerning league
work were read and discussed BY the
delegates II. A. LcRoy and Jalia Land-
!, & al were appointed committees on Gre
| dcntials
In the evening the Leag,.e met in Me
moral Halt and were greeted with hall
hour song service led byH. W. Bishop.
After che. singing Presiding Elder Sharp
offered prayer. The speaker, Rev. Dir.
Doran, was Chen introduced and delivered
a very interesting and profitable adj
dress toa k.rge and appreciative audi
enee. Alter the address Rev. Hart in.
vited the delegates and members Of the
/ League tothe parsonage. Tee cream and
| cake were served and general good
time participated IN.
T On Thursday inorning league prayer
meeting was held, led by Rev. F. Il.
Ross. Iiie repotl of tue committee on
credentials showed a representation Of
tifts-rine delegates and visitors from
fourteen chapters. Reports from the
| delegates showed a total membership
front the chapters represented OF 609
Junior League membership 214, aud all
doing aggressive work. The presiding
elder spoke of the district camp meetina
to be held at Wadena. commencing June
20thand urged a large attendance. More
papers were read and discussed after
whiclia short class meeting was par tici-
pated IN on How have we been profteH
| by this convention" led by Rev. J. H.
cutlip. The election of officers for the
ensuing year resulted as follows:
President-Rev. c. ". Lawson
list Vice Pres.-Haas Bugge
Dad - Mrs. II. ". HaTt
3ed Miss Jessie Cooms
9th CLARK Warren { -
Secrstafy-Rev Pc, Ross i
Treasurer-Mrs Emma Christensen
4 vote of thanks was extended to Rev
DR.. Dorian for his address and attend.
ance atthe convention. "A voteo of thanks
was also extended to che Sank Centre
chaptersfor its kind and courteous enter
tainnlsllt oftlle delegates. 1t was voted
10 hold the=nsxt convention at Alexan
d.ia. Before adjousniag aRev. Lawson
c8lied she conventionto assemble around
the,a ar and Short earnes
praye.s, invoking the divine blessing
upon The work winch had just been fin.
ished-
The following are the names OF the
de.egates present
FERGUS FALLS
Rev. II. Cutlip, Edith Buinham
Hans Bugge, Mrs. Frank Dunble
ALEXANDRIA
Rev.-e. ". Lawson, Mrs. Lawson
/ Fl. a. Leroy, Miss Gasson Is
Villain Ewing, ]. W. Ewing
Miss Etta I.cc, Miss, Mckay
Miss Terreh, Miss Langdol
| osAKIs
Mrs. Shedd, Miss Crow
ENGLISH GROVE
Rev. F. E. Ross. lanes Manni,i4s
Mrs. Manning, N. Thomas
| GROVE LAKE
Mrs. Tyndall, J.B. Harmon
Jessie Cooms, William Mallory
| LYMAN PRAIRIE
M. A. Smith, Rev. Tyudall
Mrs. NJ. C. Smith, Mr.. Briitm
Hattie Barnum, Herbert Mcintyre
Lou Morris, Guststve Smith
H.-C. LYMAN
PAysEsyiLLE
NV. MAY itetItt N. w. DeiCIleu
William Sleldom, Eta Roach
STAPLES
Rev. Niekerson
WADENA
Rev. Davis
EAGLE BEND
Rev. l. ". Booren
PARKER's PRAIRIE
Rev. Yerxles
LONG PRAIRIE
Rev. B. F. Kephart, Mrs. Booth
| WILLARD
Rev. Burns, Mrs. Judkins
SAUK CENTRE
Rev. F. w. Hart, Mrs. F. ". Hart
Mrs. Kelsey, Mrs. Hilsdale
| H. W. Bishop, Mrs. III W. BishoT
Clark Warren, Gusta Johnson
! Mis-. Hatch, Lou Irish
| Edna Lewis, Earnest Wagner
John Landgraf.
Bishop Zardctti has addressed an
| oDef letter of kindly farewell to the citi-