The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1897-07-13

Lessons may be taught by contrast TIA;
which does not grieve. deepens the spi--
itual life. That which is TO be avoided
is the cause OF his being g-ieved- OF all
the epis;les that ever came from the
heart Of the great apostle Paul. his letter
20 the Ephesians seems 20 me the sweet
est and best. II Is the epis;ie in which
We find the heavenly places mentioned
SO many times. IL Is the epiS:,e in which
we find 50 many different names applied
10 our Father in Heaven, and / suppose
il is the letter in which We find the very
highest spiritual truth presented in all
the Bible But while We ind the very
highes, ideal o. spiri.ua, things. we also
find the Apostle Paul turning 10 give W
instructions concerning the most ordin-
airy affairs o. daily life
.sThe Spirit OF God Is grieved when we
allow our old nature TO triumph over our
spiritual nature. For God has promised
in His Word ID set Us free from the law
Of sin and death"
The tsnner presentation 20 the local
city union having reported the hes: pro
gress in the pas; year in promoting sys-
'ema,ic and proporsiona;e giving 20
God, aroused great enthusiasm among
New Yorke-s. VINO We're posSessors OF
this beautiful blue emblem las: year, and
thu recipients CT il for the coming twelve
mcn:ns. The f-eSsnta ton speech was
made ty he Rev Z. L House OF Attic
boro. Mass. the banner being presented
by the Rev. Hokinspo-t, vice presiien;
o. the New York City union. which said
.ha. metropolis possessed 800 tithe CIV
ers IN Epdeavor ranks New Workers in
the audience responded with a song
Bring Pack sls Banner % Me-" and
from. the Platform was waved big blue
ard white CliT'stisa Endeavor flag.
Thel asst address was by the Rev.
Thomas o. Grouse OF Baltimore. Nd.
whose subjec, was "ome Spiritual Re-
turns from Missionary Investments"
He said i. part:
This u;ilisarian age Is likely 20 as.
concerning any enterprise in wn:eh It Is
invited 10 invest: Does IL pay?'
This question is Sometimes asked
concerning missionary work. in the spir-
1t o. selfishness and commercial policy
To this 1t may be sufficien. 20 reply as
Dr. Pierson suggests: 1t always pays 10
obey authority, ESPECIALLY when au-
hority is supreme. / want 20 lead the
minds OF young people 10 ihik OF the
spiritual returns that shall come 20 them
as :ney give thought, sympathy. proyer.
money. persnal service and sscrifice TO
the divine work of worldwide evangel-
ism. !; viii De found true in the high
~ srrf,- .s
shall DC given unto you"
After singing. the meeting adjourned
Perhaps the most interesting feature
OF the noon-time exercises today was
the prayer meeting held in the court
yard OF The Palace hotel by request OF
tie management OF that hosiery. The
services were conducted by Rev j. VIII
lis Baer. secretary OF the society. and
were unusually attractive IN character
The effect OF the singing under the lofty
glass roof was particularly good.
Al the assembly hall OF the Young
Mems Christian association. Evangelist
Daniels of South Indiana led the services
and fervent address was made by Rev.
Ford C. Gilman OF Newark, y. ]. The
usual devotional services were in charge
OF Mr.. c. II. Hunter. OF Minneapolis.
and the principal address was delivered
by Rev. Chas. OGDEN OF Christie. Pa.
one OF the hardest workers in the ranks
OF the Endeavorers. All OF these meet
ings were well attended. that IN the
Palace hotel crowding the grand court
70 its utmost capacity
There was a great rally OF the Junior
afternoon. OF the fifteen thousand peo-
pie within the walls OF the immense
structure. at least one-hak were children
and their interest in the proceedings
seemed 20 surpass that OF their elders at
previous sessions. The applause OF the
singing was deafening and the recita-
tons We're 50 Unexpectedly good tha,
they were repeatedly encored. The meet
ing was presided over by Rev. J. II.
Of Columbiana. Ohio. After
praise service and devotional exercises.
Mrs. Frank E. Clark Of Boston. who
was introduced as the mother os The
society. spoke 10 the children. brinsins
greetings from many lands. The Song
OF the Heart" was the subject OF an IL
lustrated talk by Rev. Robert r Y.
Pierce. OF Philadelphia. who held the
close attention OF his auditors.
President Clark. who WIS on the pro-
gram for few remarks. coatented him
SELF win Introducing San Chorn. the on
~ Corean American OF the organ zstion
AMI Miss Newton. OF Foy Chong. CHI |
IA. who was the bearer OF the beautiful
banner presented by the Endeavor or
saniza,ion Of the Orient 70 the united
societies. After more singing, the meet !
ingg adjourned.
In the afternoon Wooiward's Pavil- !
ion was packed with an animated crowd /
OF Endeavorers. including a delegation |
OF whiie-chapsl convention ushers. who
the center % the auditorium /
Rev. John Baer presided The services
were conducted by J. J. Morris % san |
Francisco. and were followed by devS- |
.ionaI exercises under the leadership OF /
Robert ]. Casiey OF Salt Lake City.
practical School O. Christian Endea-
yor Methods. and Ways % Working" |
wass the name gwen 20 the proceedings. |
The most interesting feature was a Sc |
RES .: so-cailed open psrlizmsnts. con- !
iuc.ed By well known E33esvOTeTs. They |
were CONNECTED by the leaders. asking FOR
for practical work. where |
upon enthusiasts arose n every part o, 1
the hall for a one-minute suggestion. |
A. times dozen parsons we're eadesv9T- /
ng 20 tank al once and the leader had 1
trouble In keeping school. One Of the 4
leaders,. ne treasurer. VIM. shaw. gave /
. humorous turn % his queries sni ksDs /
.he audience n a roar. Otssr leaders 1
= psriIsne1tz were T J. Grant shisiss. 4
Joan r Carey. Bsliinors. 4
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