The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1897-01-18
THE ExDEAvoRERs-


The first nesting OF the new year OF The
axecutfve committee OF the Seattle local
union. Young Peoples Society Christian
Endeavor, Was held In the pariors or tas
Flrgt Methodist Protestant church Friday
evening. A light luncheon was served by
the Methodist Protestant society. Presi-
dent Lynd then called the meeting TO or
der and reports were received from the
chairmen OF the different committees. II.
Willis Carr. chairman Of the lookout COM
mittee, reported twenty-five friendly Wis
!tors sent out during the past month 20 the
various societies throughout the city. -
Guiding the suburban societies: also shat
the young people OF the First Baptist
church have added &c. F." 70 their society
ara will become members OF the Seattle
local union.
p = Osborne, chairman OF the mission
sry committee, reported that the work IN
the missions had hcsn rsarrauzed for The
entire year ard that typewriter sched-
ME had been prepared giving the date on
which each society is 20 conduct the ser
vices a. one or the ether q the different
missions. together with the subject OF
eseh meeting Each society incladed ia
he work win De furnished with copy.
re reported the Rvther mission as doing
ere best work II has ever done, but much
IN need Of rrore help. The 81 Marks So
cisty has undertaken The work at the Sc
aftIe General hospital
The committee appointed last month -
x,~oeure a chairman for The soafing com
r,ittes reeommended z. $ Osborne Tor
that position. The report was adopted snd
Mr. osborne elected II was left Win
President Lynd 90 appoint another chair
nan for the missionary committee.
There was considerable discussion con-
corning The enforcement 81 the law which
requires tha closing % business houses
a. sunday. also as 20 What steps shouH
BE- taken toward the enactment OF law
20 prevent ire PLAYING o. baseball. etc.
on the sabbath A motion was made and
carried appointing COMMITTEES consist
g~r ~ Tshn = Hartman, tr. James GeT-
49,, ana Everett Smith. % eonsait VITA
~. GOOD citizenship COMMITTEES On much
needed legislation.
AfgS. NnnAay suggested that Christian
r-,saavo- rnass-rpset5nF - he'd on Mon
smv following ''christisn Enteavor dav,
whlrh ts the last SUNDAY in January. The
.nSaassfon vas coucurTed n and ne pres
,sen. appointed 4 committee of three %
arrange proxraniT0e'
A motion was made ard carried extend
,rs a hearty welcome 20 The Baptist So
cfctv.
NJ rs Williams IS now pves stent % to
xss.ss Ne.hsst-t Protestant ckurch soci-
ssv us address - - Marion street
re - tristan Fn6esvcr society a. West
soaffle Is reported IS f1E - Interest and
s~awfng They have recently AIDED Hvs
new members .-
TIE local union % The Youag Peor,es
s,sla,v ~ Carlstfan Erarzvor the Bar
- Yeans People's Cnioa snt re TT
werth League vii held untoa prayer
,,..sl.s tn ne lecture room q the First
Nf..ssssxs church thss evening" a. - TIE
,se3tlpx viii re les ~ TIE presidents -
~. various Zeal unions. L = especially
ss.s~.,s that al YOUNG aeop3e waess own
churches are act hcsd.ag revival services
wsl attend
D. Monazv. February : there wt,i - 4
f~ArtSffsn radesvor uaSs-u1sestag "a ne
r-$r~s PRESBYTERIAN ehurch - es}@eraEe
s.s~nrfstsan Ense&vor SAY wAiea fails on
.hn prsvious sendav. spisneia pro
=. .~-,,,.r,.-s later Tacoma WI observe
-s-r,n~sxfsar Fnsesvor 3ay- ~ sunday, jar
gsrv q snssesa - Moneav, ~ a. rAs sH-