Kansas City daily journal. [volume] (Kansas City, Mo.) 1892-1897, 1896-05-21

Tho Afternoon session.
Directly after the converting of the aft
erncon session. Rev. Bentamin Stout was
board lie had three opponents. j. :. Hen
kle. 5. A. Fisher and ]. a. RcLchard. Rev.
stout was elected on the nrst ballot.
Ing agent and q. i. Fleming was reelected
as agent for the Fittsburg book concern.
rrssIdsn, HeTlns s%nncuneg %,,, ,ne uaggCi1s,.
house, F. II. Harris and G. !. y~ingllng to
revise the catechism. II was decided TO
ing the place 10 hold the next auadrenniai
| conference.
IN aiiemn. was made by pr; Levi; (,
en- out by q decisive vote on Monday, but
have 4 inserted again. A hot debate on
sued, Rev. Robinson leading the opposition.
never written by the apostles. but that
every other word In Il, excepting the wori
II was no, Until four eSssntnries' Afterwards
that this word was inserted. The principal
objection TO the word being. In the creed
%. their people that the word ''catholic'
s shia nH' R fS'sa E vote sS 'h Of 6, eG to e the Hs' rSso.
lution, OF Dr., LOWS was laid on the table
and this probably settles that question.
Christian Endrnvor Report.
The !repor. of the committee, on Chris
membership OF the Endervor societies OF
The church n % was lcs'5,, while IN 'ss
societies. ORGANIZED during The past. four
in the report. were the following;
We cannot, emphasize too strongly the
tween the church and our Christian En-
deavorers, and we urge upon our pastors
on on , Rsfa part ., '' ,SwsrG as' these sSs,"s soc siymiRs'h ~
the end that the glory OF God may be at
,SrouEho Sin ,hSir GGls,fHiss,taa. t S'v While Sh thsre
place obstacle" ff IL he tSsep Way "P OF se ife% so.
rsn but that II affords a field for junior
Endcayor Efforts
The Might Session.
The question concerning the defeat of
Rev. Melvin came up at the evening ses-
cling YEARLY along when Rev. Melvin asked
the privilege. OF n brief consultation with
the MARYLAND delesation. 1t was granted.
mcnts and upon Its return Rev. Melvin
asked to have the floor on a question of
ciated the kind words that had been said
OF him during the afternoon and the efforts
to relieve. him Of financial embarrassment.
least embarrassment In his mind. He felt
that the conference had decided by a vote
nat sss ss was o not I'M the fd pr9per nsr,on to act
and he could not think of serving one min \
ute OF the time. for which Rev. ogburn had
been elected. He declined to serve as sec
rotary until December and said tina he |
would turn the office over at the earliest
possible moment. He asked that all mat
tiers of record pertaining TO the struggle
which had taken place In the afternoon he |
expunged from the minutes, and by a unan-
imous vote his request was granted. No
other business was transacted at the even
Ing session.
The committee having In charge tho ar
rangements for the laying OF the corner
has fixed Saturday afternoon az the time
for holding the ceremonies. At that time
made on the previous occasion concerning
the supply of vehicles will be carried out.
Foreign Mission Meeting.
The Woman,s Foreign Missionary Socie-
ty. OF, the Methodist Protestant church.
Seventh Street Methodist church The SEES
sion opened with the naming of the follow
MeRride, Mrs. Anna &. wrass and Mrs.
Committee on mite boxes-Mrs. NJ. A.
and Mrs. Ida HLebbard
Press Sommittee-Airs. J, I. Shepard and
Receiving committee-Mrs. $. A. Nash.
shepard. Mrs. Anna l.. Forrest and Mrs.
ems, Mrs. Henry Huntield. Ida Hebbard and
Committee on life and memorial-Mrs. j.
p. Anderson. Mrs. Henry Huptield and +.
The evening. session was taken up by
the reading of the presidents. annual re-
and nd. The ln,t srn ranor Fe ISpws Of the q treas reg
was received during the past year and
reports from other officers Will be read,