The Holt County sentinel. (Oregon, Mo.) 1883-1980, 1895-05-31
School of Methods.

| Inc Holt County School Of Methods
OF ". &. T. U. met at the Christian
church. Craig. Wednesday evening. Nav
End with Dist. Pres, Mrs. Anna Dun.
ming, and Miss Ella O'Fallon, County
Supt., in attendance, assisted by Mrs.
Hunter, the local president. After song
by congregation, Elder Reid read a
chapter and Rev. Hayden led in PRAYER.
Mrs. Reid and Mr.. Frank Allen then
sang lovely duet. The young ladies'
quartette furnished music for both eve
nIngs.
Short. pointed aud pithy speeches were
made by Reys. Hayden, Douglass, Reid
and Hon. f. j. Kellogg. Thursday morn
ing the convention was opened BY deyo-
tons by Mrs. Dunning. Miss Eda Hun
ter was appointed organIst and Mrs.
Carrie Kellogg secretary. Oregon repert.
which was very full and complete, was
read by Mrs. Murray, showing work
done IN nine departments, especially
legislative, petition, Jail and flower mis-.
souri, work. Amount paid out $3.50.
New Point, reported by Mrs. Webster.
A gospel temperance meeting and five
lectures; also a birthday reception had
been given. Paid out, S23.3O Amount Ia
treasury, SliOO.
Craig, reported by Mrs. Smirl. Work
done in nine departments, special men
ton being made Of the work done IN
keeping billiard halls out. Bro. Reid in
short talk emphasized the good done
by w: Z. I. U. in this special work. No.
OF paid up members, .; amount paid
Maitland, reported by Mrs. Collision
10 paid up members; IL honorary mem.
bers; mention was made Of mass meet
ings and Of the collection Of q car load
OF provisions for starving Nebraska.
Dist. Pres. then read q part OF min
utes Ofsemi- annual state executive meet.
ing, recommending Mrs. Hall and other
speakers. NOOntide prayer closed the
session.
Afternoon session was opened by deyo-
tons by Mrs. Hamm. The County Su-
perintendent, MISS O'Fallon. then gave
her annual report OF work done. at
tempted and hoped for, with earnest
suggestions and plans for the future.
Report accepted with rising vote OF
thanks. expressing appreciation OF her
loving and loyal service. A discussion
followed on Fair Work, and the liberal
offer OF the secretary Of Maitland fair
was noted. The Dist. Pres. then an
nounced that election OF county super.
lntendent was next in order. Mise Ella
OFaliOn was unanimously elected for
the third time as county superintendent
and was also made superintendent of
'gcCiy Press work.
On nG.1or, nau;c os 'Womsrs Col
una 10 ,be Mound CITY Times. Wa
changed To- w G. L. u"
j T'slrg vote OF thanks was /. ven Mrs.
h;ssett TOR etiicien. edi:ug Of column
tine past year. A risa.- yots of thanks
was given the press c. bolt county for
their uniform courtesy and valuable
space d0nsted.
Open conference on hinderances in 10.
cal work was opened by Mrs. Kellogg,
70; owed by general discussion. Program
Tor conference Of Christian workers was
then read 20 the convention.
Mrs. McNaul then read ar able paper
On Mothers Meetings." which was re-
luested for publication.
Dist Pres. then presented plan for a
district paper; moved and carried that a
composed of district officers
Uvestisate plan.
Evening Session was Geid at the opera
r"nSe. after devotions and excellent
music by Craig talent. Mrs. l. l. Smirl
gave the Address Of Welcome" which
Was responded to by Mrs Collision.
Mrs. Reid aud Mr.. -. l.. Rife then
arg a duet The DawninS u Prohibi-
ion
Little Berth McNaui favored the au- ~
iienca w.th O recitation. which was
oudly applauded. After another song
1y guartette, the contest for the Cooper
suffrage Medal began in earnest. The
media! was presented IN a witty speech
~ Prosecuting Attorney Murphy TO
Yrs. Stella McCandlIsh, OF Craig, who
ecited Inconsistent People"
After another song. thanks we're OK
ended to everybody Who aided ia max
ng tie convention a success. BenedIctlon
vas rrouuced By Elder Reid and the
chOoi .. methods closed. Srr.