The news & observer. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1894-current, 1897-05-15
Brotherhood of St. Andrew.
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remember God never sends out his SER
wants alone. Without God you can do
nothing; and with God behind you
even seeming disaster turns to victory.
The world cannot crush those who are a
bout their Fathers business. His en-
camping angels are about those who are
loyal to his cause. 10, / am with you
always" is the inspiring promise that
crowns the great commission.
1.-The child soon finds that the toys vii!
Hughes, of Fayetteville. 1.-The Kingdom
of God" was his subject. This meeting,
he said, was composed Of men who had
gathered here to cut loose from the affairs
of this world for the time being, to cut
themselves off from its hustle and wOr-
ry, it's sharp trafticing and vaulting ambi-
tons, and set their minds and aspirations
ON higher and better world-the king
dom of God.
Thee hid soon finds that the toys will
not do, the ragamuffin discovers that he
has rivals, the tramp feels that there is
something beyond his ragged kingdom.
even the king ON the throne has to con-
tend with ambitious rivals and perhaps
despised and forsaken. There is but one
thing that endures-that is truth, love,
God-the kingdom of the good. There is
nothing else that satisfies. Above all the
turmoil Of this world there is another
kingdom that embraces the whole crea-
ton of God. Upon every hand you are
met by that which tells you there is a
higher and nobler existence-the King
dom Of God"
This completed the programme for the
evening and the convention adjourned ITO
meet again this morning at 10 o'clock to
hear reports from the various chapters
represented. Everybody is invited TO
these meetings.
The programme for to-day is as follows:
1000 a. m.-Business Meeting, with
Reports from Chapters.
Ice a.m.-Conference What can the
Brotherhood do in Small Cities and
TownsY John w. Wood, General Secre-
tary of the Brotherhood, and Others"
$50 p. m.-Conference: "Details OF
Brotherhood Work.
l. How to Usher and Greet Strangers.
=. How to Visit.
3. How to do Mission Work
4. How to do Hotel Work.
). How to do Hospital and Prison
Work.
6. How to do Personal Work.
Z. Helps in Chapter Life-Communicn,
Bible-class and Meetings.
$50 p. m.-Brief business session to
receive reports of any committees APP
pointed at the morning session and take
any necessary action.
$50 p. m.-Devotional Service in pre-
paration for the Holy Communion, by
Rev. Mr.. Miller, of Greensboro
An especially fine feature of these
sBrotherhoOd meetings is the music, which
.is rendered by picked choir Of twenty
voices under the direction of Mrs. Chas.
MeKimmon. The following persons
compose this choir:
SopranOs-Miss Mary Turner, Miss
Minnie Tucker, Miss Pattie Montgomery.
Mrs. J. j. Thomas, Mrs. Il. S. Hamilton,
Mrs. Chas. McKimmon.
AltOs-AIiss Eleanor Haywood, Miss
Lucy Battle, Miss Gertrude Bush, Miss
Annie Simpson.
Tenors-Mr. Chas NewcOmb, Mr.. w.
j. Young, Mr.. Sherwood Haywood, Mr..
NV. III. Overton.
Bass-Mr. l.. e. Myers, Mr. w. s.
Primrose. Mr.. f. Fl. Lee, Mr.. Guy v.
Barnes, Mr.. +. y. Spencer, Mr. Il. T.
Hay.
Organist-Miss Mary MacKay.
The following delegates to the Broth
erhood Convention are in the city and
have been assigned homes as follows:
lows:
At DR.. II. p. Battle's-W. r. Bost
J.. NJ Sitterson. G. +. Hoell, Chapel
Hill.
At c. NJ Busbee's-J. p. Faure, New
York
At John C. Drewry John NJ
Mccormick, Atlanta.
At Col. J. w. Hinsdale's-Rev. |. W.
Hughes, Fayetteville.
At Jas. l. Johnsons-R. A. Evans,
Charlotte.
At Chas. McKimmon's-C. r. Clay
ton. TarbOro.
At X. B. Raney's-Frank Hart, Tar
bOro.
At Chas. Root's-Dr. J. y. Carr, Dur
ham.
At Mrs. r. S. Tuckers-Wm. f. Cox
and Mr. Osborn.
At Mr.. I. r. Hay e. Harris, Co
lumbia, S. G.
At DR.. V. Il. Turner's-C. f. McKes-
son.
The above are in addition to the delee-
gates to the Diocesan Convention, most
Of whom are still in the city attending
the Brotherhood Convention. Other
IalepoteS are pxnacted to-day