The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1897-05-06

shine OF Smile was sung, also The
Song OF My Soul"
The open parliament then followed.
This was a general discussion aud con-
versatiop about various Christian Endeay-
or matters full OF profit and new Ideas
helpful 10 new workers especially, and In
spring to older laborers II. II. Croft
house opened the way for questions and
speaking by talking about systematic giy-
ing Several said that they had tried II
| and found that IT paid In every way,
| Rev. Il. l.. Hendricks suggested that the
| churches should send their pastors 10 the
| Christian Endeavor convention, since 1t
was so inspiring,
Questions were asked about the Junior
work. Pledges nrc made especially for
| the little ones who can not read. 1.iterar
| ture upon purity work may be had by ad-
| dressing Miss Margaret Angus, Taylor.
| This is a very important portion OF the
| Juvenile work and all should take an &C.
| two interest in It. especially parents and
| teachers. Sam Hamilton asked how
| many Junior societies were going to be
| organized next year and this led TO a
discussion about organization BY writing
| 10 John Willis Baer. Boston. literature
| for this work may be obtained.
Mrs. Seward said emphatically that all
| Junior societies should without fail be
| reported TO her by the succeeding super
intendcut OF junior work.
San Antonio district said that they had
the only Episcopal society In the Union.
| Miss Roberts, superintendent OF junior
work In Houston, made some statements
in regard TO her work and gave out some
| practical aids TO the Junior Questioners,
| and Miss Wilkinson asked how to interest
the seniors in the junior work. Mrs
| Sloan said that she had hard trouble to
| interest her juniors In committee work
Mrs. Seward said that In one society that
she knew Of the charmen OF the Y. Il. 5,
| c. r. societies conferred with the chair
| mon of the other societies. Union meet
ings Of the seniors aud juniors were dis
cusse1. Miss Wilkinson saying that when
they met together the juniors did all the
preaching and talking. A question was
also asked as to how to interest the young
people in their society. especially boys and
girls of from II to II years.
Tho idea OF having programmes was
eagerly discussed one saying that his
| society had printed programmes. but all
the others vohementy saying that the
plan was not good and that mere out
line for the leader was sufficient, and that
The meetings were sure To flag in interest
IT a formal programme was constructed.
SAM Hamilton asked how interest in the
senior societies could be awakened and
tho answer was To organize a sunday
school prayer meeting and make the utter
est lively enough to get the families up
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committees?
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