The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1898-04-08
NEXT YEARS OFFICERS.

President Harry n. T0lles, SAT-
Lake: first vice president, c. Z. Brain
ard, Ogden; second vice president. Miss
Summons, Logan; third vice president,
Mrs. W. +. Green, Eureka; secretary,
W. r. Simpson, salt Lake; junior SUI
perintendent, Miss c. 7. Hawkes., Salt
Lake; directors, Miss Whiteman, Boun-
tifUl, chairman j. p. Caldwell, 3. ;.
Corum. Mrs. =. L. Shepard and J. o.
McCracken Salt Lake: r. W. Miller,
SpringVille; Miss Ina Corey, ogden.
At II i. m. came the committee con-
ferences. The members of the various
committees, such as lookout, social,
missionary, prayer meeting, Sunday
school, flower and calling, officers and
the like, met each by itself and the
members gave helpful suggestions and
exchange Of views.
In the Afternoon Mr.. McCracken led
the opening song service, and Miss
Helen Allen gave q recitation.
Mrs. Shepard sang II l Were
Voice"
II. A. Tolles led the discussion on the
Tenth Legion" explaining the organ
ization and work of this society. whose
members are pledged to give one-tenth
of their income to good works.
CHRISTIAN CITIZENSHIP
was the subject of a thoughtful paper
by Alfred Robinson of Mt. Pleasant,
and was followed by Miss Baker of
CoalVille, who showed how Christian
citizenship had placed our republic on
oasis TO endure.
The committee on resolutions then
presented its report, and the same was
adopted.
FOR PEACE IN CUBA.
one resolution touched upon the war
preparations thus:
Resolved, That the convention ex
press to the E,ndeavoreTs and their
friends in ogden their high apprecia-
ton of their kindness and hospitality.
Second, Be it further resolved, that
as the kingdom of Spain has waged
such cruel and inhuman warfare on the
island of Cuba for the past three years,
AID.
Whereas. We feel that peace should
be established without loss of life, if
possible; and
Whereas, We believe that the United
States IS able 10 accomplish this end;
therefore, be il
Resolved, That we, the Christian
Eudeavors of Utah, in convention as
sembled, Go hereby express ourselves as
being heartily in favor of all efforts be-
ing put forth by the United States gov
errmeGt 10 this end.
'Third-We further resolve, That
since, in the past two years, one of the
important work in a difficult field, has
been the c. Z. society ct Fort Douglas,
Salt Lake City, and since these broth
ers IT, Christ are daily expecting to
be called TO the front in defense OF the
honor of our country, and of a suffering
people. therefore. be it
Resolved. That there. be sent to our
brother EndeaVor, messages of courage
and cheer from the Endeavors here
assembled, and the pledge OF our pray
ers in their behalf. if they are called
to go in the spirit of good citizenship;
or. if they are spared this dangerous
enterprise, We rejoice with them that
the reign of peace is marching on
After the adoption of the resolutions
the audience rose and sang America"
Future Needs Of the Christian En-
deavorer" was discussed by Mrs. c. D.
Slavery Of salt Lake. who urged more
attention and action.
The Quiet Hour" followed, which
was devoted 10 testimonials. consecra-
ton and praise Songs.
1t about O'CLOCK the convention ad-
journed.
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