Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-06-14

on the convention and was greatly
pleased with the crowd aud proceed
ings.
Rev. w. ID. Martin OF Dauffau Is an
earnest laborer In the Endeayorer vine
yard, and his efforts have borne fruit.
s. r. Ludlow, prominent sherman
Endeavorite, never missed meeting
OF the convention. and goes home with
renewed zeal.
The great prepondcrance OF dele
gates In attendance were ladies', they
representing about 20 per cent OF the
Among the good things that can be
said OF the Ende0vorers is that they
est.
Rev. w. H. Berry, a Cumberland
PRESBYTERIAN minister from Oklahoma.
carries homo with him fresh lnspira-
lions from the convention.
Rev. j. Harvey Dobbs, pastor OF the
Soh sregauonal church at Palestine.
Ia one OF the llvest workers In the
ranks OF the Endeavorers.
But few old people were In attend
anoc upon tie convention, and even
those wore a reJuvenated appearance.
inspiration Is wonderful inyigora.
Rev, G. y. Miller. well known
Soraicana divine and newspaper man,
was In attendance ,and a jealous Ia.
borer In the cause OF the. Lord and
Master.
The entire delegation fell violently Ia
love with Fort Worth, and carry with
them to their homes the most pleasant
city.
A number OF new delegates came
IN yesterday, Notwithstanding Il was
me last day OF the convention, and the
attendance was really better than the
most sanguine anticipated
a nut for the saloon men to crack
was left by visiting brother He
Wishes TO know how much the vol
uhc OF thelr trade was augmented by
tue 1900 visitors to tho city,
Rev Walter G. Roe. pastor OF the
Dallas Presbyterian church. is an ac-
i've ana able member OF the Y. Il, s.
z, 10. Is a nephew OF the late Rev
10. J.. Roe, the novelist.
The convention was a wee bit dis-
couragcd at tho result OF the McLen-
nan county election, but tho feeling
was only temporary and they are
going after 'cm again.
Brother Neese's excellent singing
was one OF the most enjoyable features
OF the ontiro occasion His direction
or that feAture OF the convention was
also admirable
one enthusiastic pastor testified that
me EndeayOrerH not only kept him
awe but they also eNerted u like
hNu'aty influence upon his church. 1t
Is good thing, push 1t along
G. |, liltchey, the efficient state SUI
perlntondent OF Cumberland proaby-
torinn Christian Endoavor. who resides
IN Gainesville. IL much encouraged by
the practical results OF united effort.
Rev. Charles Mnnton, pastor OF tho
Paris Cumberland Presbyterian church.
was a faithful servitor In the ranks OF
the hndcnvorers MIR, Manton takes
a deep ana abiding interest In the
work.
Rev W. u. Preston. Cumberland
Presbyterian minister at Texarknna.
gave the convention his individual
time ana attention. Mr.. Preston is all
smiles over recent prohibition Vie
tory In his home city.
The Y, p. 8. C. ~. and W. c. n.
u. are firm friends. and allies MS Is
evidenced By the hearty reception Civ
on Or. Ellen Keller of this city upon
the occasion OF her address, and tho
sincere applause which followed
Rev. II. O. Calvin OF Waco Eraced
tho convention with his presence TO
the last, and goes back TO his home
with removed courage, In spite OF the
local option Waterloo that occurred
during his absence.
Rev. WIN s. James OF woatherford
was In attendance, and conducted the
services at the jail last evening, Mr..
James ~ one OF the shining lights OF
the Cumberland Presbyterian denom-
"a IA ralI tNtIR
wherever known,
The Cumberland Presbyterlnns have
adopted the G. 10. as their young poo-
PIES society. and as a consequence.
they lead all other denominations In
the number OF their societies. The
Christians arc a close second. how
ever,
Prominent visitors In attendance pro-
nounced the convention tue greatest
state aAsemblnge OF the Y. y. s. c.
10. ever held In the United States.
and they were reminded that II was
only built on the Texas plan. We never
do things BY halves.
The Missouri. Kansas and Texas rail-
way has been designated the Official
route TO the Boston convention, and
this insures tho Texas delegation Hu-
perior accommodations The Itinerary
Of the trip embraces visits to 81. Louis,
Detroit, New York, Niagara Fails,
Philadelphia and minor points. A
special trains from Texas and will de-
part on July 4, and the rate viii be
one fare for the round trip.
Mrs. i. Il. Leonard OF cloburne Is
one OF the Mothers In lsarael OF the |
Endcnypr cause, and the pride OF |
her life iB In the juniors, and the ju- |
mora. while small In Hlze, are not no |
They VIII become worthy |
seniors In due course OF time. The lit |
tie fellows talk right out In meeting |
like old timers. and are full OF enthu-
liasm.
one OF the strongest principles OF
Christian EndehYor IN the incubation |
1f principles OF denominational loyalty |
IN the hearts OF all members. while
jne OF the main objects Is the bringing /
lf ali denominations together In uni
son. In advancing the cause OF Chris
Lianity, II leaves the member free from
and encourages him or her
10 adhere tenaclously TO the faith OF
.holr choice. a religion without toler-
alton ID monatrosity.
II sometimes happens through the
mysterious workings OF Providence
hat a mouthpiece OF the Lord de-
sends TO Journalism. but the evolution
II the journalist Into the sncerdotnl
.Obes Of the church iB more rare Philip
+. King, formerly young Austin
is an example OF the lat
er proceduFe-n journalistic brand that
a. Lao. 1