The herald., 1895-11-15
Pasadena News

his own, made because as no COLLEGE
work is done in the institution it was sub
Ject to Misunderstanding and liable to
ridicule in assuming to be what 1t was
not. Prof. Wheat said that it would
naturally be supposed that this academy
was supported by Baptist patronage,
but this is not true. OF the thirty-two
pupils but one attends the Baptist
church, Others coming from other denom-
inatiuDs or from no church connection.
The Duty OF the Denomination to Our
Schools at Los Angeles was next taken
up by Prof. q. g. Boynton.
This afternoon's session was engaged
with the woman's missionary work both
home and foreign. This evening adore SEES
were given by Miss Ella Miller, a re.
turned missionary. and Rev. d. Reed,
LII. D., both OF Los Angeles.
SUNDAY SCHOOL CONVENTION.
Following is the program for tomor
row:
$50. Bible reading-Rev. A. J. Frost,
D. D.. San Bernardino.
$3.50. Address, Conversions IN the Pri.
mary Department-Mrs.C Carey r. Smith.
Gas. What is your school doing to win
souls to Christ? One minute answers
from superintendents and delegates pres.
ent.
1O:00 Address, The House-to- H ouse
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terest and Attendance-Rev. G. T. Doug
lass, Pasadena,
1920. Address The Home Class Depart
ment-A. 2. Griffith. Azuse.
IL 100. Report of tho hoard of Sunday
school work and publications; discussion.
YOUNG PEOPLES PROGRAM.
1880. Meeting of board.
as. Praise service.
900. Business.
800. Address, Best Methods of con-
Quoting c. G. G. Classes-Rev. W. +.
Harper, Redlands.
3 20. Discussion.
$3.50. Address, Wat and How Should
Our Young People Read?-Rev. A. w.
Rider. Los Angeles.
$3.50. Discussion.
400. @ estion drawer.
7:15. Praise service.
1885. Address, Spirituality in Our Social
Gatherinss-Miss Mabel Sherman.
1850. Address, Honoring the HOLY
Spirit in Our Work-Rey. Il. r. Bennett,
Pomona.
$40. Conservation meeting, led by
Rev. A. brown. Monrovia.
TOURNAMENT OF ROSES.
The officers of the Tournament of Roses
association are meeting with deserved
success in their energetic work in Tor
WhTulHR tHe plapS lOTA tuo N6W ear {
day floral pageant. That it will be a
grand success is already assured, and
President Stearns and the committee
do not propose to rest until they have
enlisted nearly all the business men OF
the town in helping it forward. The
benefit 1T will be TO the city is quite gen.
crafty recognized. and the fact that it is
quite unique even in this land of flow
ers, to hold such an exhibition as this
will be IN the very dead of winter. when
all the east is buried in snow drifts. is
seen to be not the least of the attractive
features TO the tourist and the home
seeker. 1t will be the aim OF the manage
ment to MAKE it an exposition the
good taste OF ths people OF Pasadena in
decorating their equipages with flowers
gathered from their grounds in the mid
winteI season. TO his end they should
look TO it at an early date that all atten-
ton possible be given to the cultivation
OF such flowers as can be best grown by
each.
An effort is on foot to get the lady
riders Of this city to form a cub for the
purpose of entering the parade and com.
petinG for a prize.
The pre parat lions being made by the
Crown City Cycle club for che afternoon 8
sport at the new track are of an elabor
ate character. Riverside has given up a
projected athletic dag in order to allow
her wheelmen to come here and the
northern and eastern racers will be on
hand for the contests.
The following additional names have
been added to the mbership roll of
the association: r. EasoD, J. f. Sisson
q Co. J. w. Wood. p. NJ. Gresn, Heman
Dyer, A. W. Bley, Carl Wynn, L. A.