The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1896-04-13

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Following these reports all standing
sang "Blest be the Tie that Binds
and closed with the Endeavorer bene-
diction.
A pleasant surprise to the convention
workers was the announcement of
lunch to be served by the ladies OF
the Central Christian church. All re-
NAMED and partook of the many dam
ties and substantials provided
SATURDAY AFTERNOON.
At /: 80 o'clock the president called
for business and the suggestions made
in the secretarys report were con-
sidered. Miss Anna F. Hulburd was
elected state superintendent OF junior
work. Summer Christian Endeavor
campaign work planned and much OF
routine business finished.
The remainder of the afternoon was
taken up in five minute papers and
discussions full of helpful thoughts
and ideas.
The papers were as follows:
How to get Committee Work Done
and Reported. ............ ......
Miss Maude Smith, Salt Lake City
The Endeavorers Daily Food. 49,.
I'D. S. L. McCorkle, Park City
Our Social Work, a Means to an
End Miss Mary L. Linn, Kaysville
The Missionary Committee.
Mrs. B. F. Clay, Salt Lake City
The Christian Endeavor Society
and the Temperance Cause.....
...... Mrs. T. G. Morton, Ogden
The last hour was given to five
minute papers and discussions on
junior work.
Membership. .......... ..... ........
miss Anna Reed, Salt Lake City
Older Members and the Juniors.
...............M Miss Bertha Moore
Mrs. Florence S. Parson, Salt Lake City
Juniors in the Prayer Meetings..
.....Rev. w. S. Hunt, Park City
The Junior and his Bible.
Miss Eugene Smith, Ogden
The discussion of the topics closed
at the afternoon session.
SATURDAY EVENING.
Miss Hulburds address on 1.-The Jul
nior Society of Utah. showed a thor
ough understanding of the subject on
her part, and we think no mistake was
made in electing her to the office of
superintendent OI JuuIOI WOIh-
Professor w. H. Tibballls, of Salt
on the subject of Sabbath Observ-
ance," bringing out many forcible OBJ
servations on this subject. which is
awakening the interest of Christian
people throughout the country
The address of Rev. Galen Wood, of
Ogden, on Advance Endeavor," view
ed comprehensively the whole work,
impressed all with the greatness of our
opportunity and was full of encourage
merit for greater success.
SUNRISE PRAYER MEETING.
The early Easter morning found the
young people and the juniors on their
way to different churches to attend the
sunrise prayer meetings AS is always
the case those who make the effort to
be on hand ait the early morning meet
ing are more than repaid by the moral
and spiritual uplifting attendant upon
them. Reports from all show a splen-
did per cent. of attendance. The hope
of obtaining the banner may have in
creased the number some what, but this
was lost sight of in the real purpose
of the meeting.
JUNIOR RALLY.
The junior rally took place at
the First Congregational church
at O'Clock Sunday afternoon.
led by Mr.. Charles T. HAWKES.. The
church was beautifully decorated with
Easter lilies, and was crowded. more
than one thousand people being pres
ent The Juniors occupied the front
part of the auditorium Everyone
was delighted to hear Messrs. Sankey
and Stebbins and Mrs. Stebbins sing
and talk. Mr.. Shaw of Boston, treas
urer of the United society, spoke to
the children for little while and from
the first captured their hearts and at
tention. Miss Hulburd, the new state
superintendent of junior work, spoke
with enthusiasm of their work and ex-
pressed the greatest confidence in the
young Endeavorers. Mr.. Sankey also
had word for the children and talked
in his most happy vein.
At the close of the session Mr..
J. B. Caldwell, president of the
City C. E. union, presented the
banner of the union to the Junior
society of the First Congregational
church, which proved to have the larg
est per cent of ITS membership out to
the sunrise prayer meeting. Mrs. Sa-
very, the superintendent of that soci-
ETY., received the banner and expressed
her qualification that a Junior society
was to have this honor.
UNION c. E. MEETING.
This meeting. held ait O'Clock, led by
Rev. 3. +. Clay and was characteristic
of the Christian Endeavor meeting,
wherein the leaders part is but to,