The Sauk Centre herald. (Sauk Centre, Stearns County, Minn.) 1886-current, 1897-06-24

dresses We're made. In the afternoon
Rev. H. G. Peterson gave an address.
'sThe Life Purpose. This closed the
service for the day and social hour
was very pleasantly INDUCED in.
In the evening the committee on reso-
lutions submitted the following which
were accepted:
RESOLUTIONS.
Christian endeavOrers of Central
District in convention, assembled do
resolve as follows.
WEREAS, we, as delegates to the
convention, appreciating fully the
most cordial reception rendered us by
the good people of Sank Centre, and
| the blessing derived fromthe excellant
programme that has been prepared,
be it
Resolved, that the Sank Centre En-
deavOrers, who have SO we'll planned
and carried out the arrangements for
receiving us and providing for our
needs and happiness during the con-
vention, have now our sincere love
and admirati on. That we are thor
oughly convinced that they are filed
with love of christ, and we wish at
some time to be able to return their
kindness.
Resolved, that we indeed appreciate
the kindness and hospitality shown us
by the good people of Sauk Centre in
throwing open their beautiful homes to
us and sacrificing their time and pos
sibly their comfort for our sake and
that we have enjoyed very much the
few days.we have spent with them.
Resolved, that we desire to make
special mention of the untiring effort
of the Rev. G.. E. Smith of the Cong'l
Church of Sank Centre in his work and
planning with the young people for
the successful carrying through of the
convention.
Resolved, that the entertainment
and reception committees with Mrs.
Tobey and Mrs. Buchanan as chair
men and their able assistants have per-
| formed their work remarkably we'll;
that they have exercised great tao
and Judgment in assigning us to our
various places of entertainment SO
that we have felt even more comfort
able than if we were at home.
Resolved, that special thanks are due
the gentlemen from outside our district
the Rev. A. r. Moore of st. Paul, the
Rev. II. J. Petran of Albert Lea, the
Rev. Pleasant Hunter of Minneapolis,
to Miss Ellingson, our state Junior
Supt. and also to all others who nave
so kindly contributed to our pleasure
and profit by their artin the program.
Resolved, that the officers of the past
year, Mrs. Clark as pres. for the per-
sistent work she has performed for the
1 district, Mr.. Sumner as vice pres,
Miss Clifford Sec, Mr.. Oberg treas,
and all others officially connected
with the work of the district and have
borne the burden devolving upon them
| be assured that their services have
been appreciated and that we feel that
they have guarded and advanced our
| interests we'll.
Resolved, that we believe the bust
ness men of Sank Centre to be in
hearty sympathy with us and our
grand work, evidenced by the many
lemblems, decorations and other evil
dences which we have seen displayed
everywhere. We wish to assert that
we believe your confidence and faith in
us is not misplaced.
Resolved, that we have much en-
| joyed the special music prepared for
us, that we extend our thanks to the
| United society for the use of the leaf
let's, that we recommend that each
society introduce the Golden Rule as
extensively as possible into their So
cieties.
Resolved, that we tender to Rev. E.
V. Campbell of ST. Cloud vote of
thanks for the beautiful flowers fur
niShed.
Resolved. That we as delegates have
received new inspiration for service
as we return to our societies and sew
eral fields of effort, it shall be with
the determination that, the Lord help
ing us, we will make the next convent
ion year the best and most fruitful in
good in the history of c. E. work in
this district.
Respectfully submitted,
c. w. Ridley
w. E. Griffith
| Beulah Radabaugh
Chas. Huff.
| The new officers were introduced
and then the speaker of the evening,
Rev. Pleasant Hunter, of Minneapo-
lis was presented.
DR.. Hunter spoke on character the
necessity of tremendously developing
the three component parts of the high
er being the moral, the mental and
the spiritual The soul is tie life, the
man. One does not prepare himself
in this life for distinct life to come,
for there is but one life-only differing
conditions. What one is in this world
that will he be in the great hereafter.
A powerful plea was put up for a bet
ter knowledge of how to live, and an
earnest desire and effort to so live.
1t was an eloquent, rich and inspiring
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