The Mt. Sterling advocate. (Mt. Sterling, Ky.) 1890-current, 1896-10-06
Christian Endeavor Notes.

earnest work.
1t is earnestly desired that eacl
District in the State will be thorough
ly organized before the next Stat
Convention.
The 4th district will have conven
ton at Winchester, October Oath ant
and 18th. The program will be GU
in a few days.
| The corresponding Secretaries OF
the Second District send monthly re-
per to the Secretary of the District
An excellent idea.
Hopskinvile Endeavorers have APP
pointed Mr.. Allen Wallis to get up
the delegation from their district for
California in 1897.
The date of the Convention of the
Fourth District has been changed TO
November 7th and Sth. 1t will be
| nelu at winchester.
The ADVOCATE is glad to receive
Endoavor news from all societies.
Send in any items you have, addressed
to the Endeavor Editor.
Make your plans to attend the Dis
trict Convention at Winchester N :
vember 7th and 9Th, and let us make
it one of the best meetings of the kind
ever held
Has the Executive Committee of the
Montgomery County Union held
meeting yetP What are you doing
Eudeavorers to extend the work in
the country.
The Union Society of Valley Sta
ton, composed of members from sew
eyal denominations, is doing good
work, and reports an undated inter-
est among the young people.
The societies of Flemingsburg and
Mayslick held a joint meeting at
Flemingsburg, September 20. The
general subject for consideration was
some of the blessings received from
the society OF Christian Endeavor.
We hope to have the Greensboro
district (No f. next on the list for
district convention. ensboro en-
tertains the next annual State Con-
vention, and it has been predicted
that this one will be larger than any
of its predecessors.
A practical and helpful work is that
which has been undertaken by the
Endeavorers of the Fourth Presbyter-
ian Society, Louisville. One Sunday
afternoon of each month will be spent
at the City Hospital in the Gospel SER
vice for the sick.
The Presbyterian Church at Flem-
lngsburg has an active Junior Society.
The children have mastered the names |
of the books of the Bible and repeat
them according TO their divisions and |
can locate the mountains and princi-
pal citicies of Palestine on the sand
map unaided. Miss Penelope Hendrick
is the efficient uperintendent.
The Endeavorers of the Highland
Presbyterian Church of Louisville
have had in charge during the month
of September lhe-mid- week service of
mission. Almost
the entire corps of workers in the
Mission Sunday-School is made up of
members of this same society. A
practical evidence of their interest in
Home Missions"
The State Executive Committee held
it's regular bi-montnIg meeting at
Louisville, September 10th. The
work is in better condition than ever
before. 1t is the first time in the his
Tory of the organization that the treas
lrer has been able to report a balance
Oh hand; The amount is small, how
aver, and will soon be exhausted UNI
ess the societies send in the amount
hey have pledged for the years work.
A state paper was talked of, but there
ire as yet no funds to undertake such
work. Plans were discussed re-
yarding the Endeavor excursion TO
California, and the President instruct
ID to send circular letter to each So
,iety urging the importance of going
with the State delegation over the Off
isl route. A number OF new societies
we're reported.