The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1896-12-07
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ss6-s ?. m-Cousecratson service. led by
Miss Annie E. Reynolds. Spokane.
The executive committee OF the Seattle
local union. consisting Of the presidents
sos the various Christian En6eayor socie-
ties OF Fhe city. together with the chair
man OF the different committees Of the
local union, held their regular monthly
business meeting II the parlors o. Plynl-
outh church last Friday evening ST
o'clock. After luncheon served by the
Plymouth society. the committee proceed
ed 10 transact the business at hand and
listen to the reports from the cAairmen
OF the several committees. The interest
seemed 70 center In the report Of the
floating EndeaTor and missionary COM
mitte@s E. s. Osborne, chairman OF the
latter gave ali excesdlnay interesting re-
port. not only Of the work done by his
committee. but OF the work TO be done,
OF the societies IN the various missions.
which Is TO take effect January L He
thought the work now being done not
sufficient IN proportion 10 the strength
OF the union. and advocated considerable
extension The work OF the floating En-
deavor committee was fruitful Of much
discussion. which resulted IN the adci-
ton OF one more member TO the commit
tee previously appointed 10 secure an act
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push the work more vigorously.
The Junior superintendent of the city
meet with John p. Hartman, jr.. Satur-
day afternoon at the United Presbyteri-
an church IL was unanimously resolved
10 organize q Junior local union. Miss
Mabel Houts was elected secretary. As
all the superintendents were not present,
IL vas decided 10 postpone the election
OF a president and other officers until
Thursday al O'Clock. when there VIII
be another meeting at the Plymouth Con-
sregational church for ths purpose of
completing the work and 10 organize
frst-c1ass Junior local union. Miss Maud
Piper. recently from ST. Paul, was present
and offered some valuable suggestions,
gained from her experience in St Paul,
where she did very effective work with the
Junior societies.
A song and praise service was held on
board the United States revenue cutter
Bear yesterday at 1880 a. m. by rep
resentatives from the various Christian
Endeavor societies OF the city and from
the Seaman's bethel. The meeting was
led by Chaplain Reese. About twenty-five
OF the sailors were in attendance. Capt.
Tuttle vas very courteous TO the visit
ors, sending a small boat 10 convey the
party 10 and from the vessel.
The Endeavorers OF the First Christian
church are active and wide awake. Ac-
tivity always means growth. They have
added ten new members in the past two
months.
Thomas Coyle. OF Everett, writes as
follows concerning the forthcoming meet
ing OF Endeavorers at that place:
THE programme for the third winter
convention OF the Christian Endeavorers
on December q and - includes promi-
nent Endeavor workers in Spokane, Ta-
coma and Seattle. Arrangements for the
reception and entertainment OF delegates
are well in hand. and Everett looks for
large contingents from your societies. In
fact, we are beginning TO think all the
Sound country is coming this way. We
win welcome and care for you, however.
Notice the programme in the Washington
Erdeayorer and be sure not TO miss this
feast OF fat things. Don't forgst your
badges nor your enthusiasm, and remem-
Der IL is your convention. Come 10 give
as well as TO receive. We shall heartily
welcome you