The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1898-09-21


The journal OF the morning was read and
adopted. The first business of ehe after
noon was the consideration of the printed
program, which was adopted. These 40
ditionaI committees were appointed:
Program for next years. P. Johnson,
H W. Scott. Caroline White.
Resoluuons-S. P. Johnson, r. Dunn,
Mrs. H. F. Frazier, Rev. c. w. Wilson,
Rev. ]. A. Harris.
Miss1ons-Rev J. H. vandine. Rev. J. s.
King. Rev. ]. E. Lewis
Temperance-Rey. Adam S. Green. Rev.
H. F. Frazier, F. B. Grant.
The president, In making his usual ad-
dress, said that he had visited as many
schools as It was possible for him TO visit,
and had helped and encouraged them as
much as lay in his power. He finds the
could not visit more schools.
More money has been raised :5sn last
year, and the financial work is promising.
The committee on business made its re-
port, which was duly accepted. Recon-
mendauon was made that the minutes of
the Sunday school convention be printed
in conjunction with the minutes of the
state convention. The reading of the let
tiers from the several schools was then
assumed. Several letters were read, $50
reported and some twelve annual men,
hers were enrolled. The committee on
nominations reported as follows:
President, H w. Scott; vice, Mrs. NJ. D.
Jones, secretary, Mrs. H. Harper, cores
IObnSOn
treasurer, Mrs. Carrie White; executive
board, Rev. ]. W. Price, Rev. ]. H. Van
dine, Sister E. Gaines, Sister ]. Frazier,
Sister NJ. f. Gaines, Sister Julia Lee SIS
ter ]. B. Grant. Sister r. A. Allen, Rev.
Breckenridge Rev. NJ L. Copeland
The report of the committee was
promptly adopted. The committee on
temperance urged the convention to use
It's utmost influence for the destruction of
King Alcohol, who ravages our homes,
murders our loved ones, brings poverty
and general destruction upon our prosper
Gus and beautiful country. and fills the
grave with some of the best blood of our
republic. The report was adopted The
convention adjourned till evening.
EVENING SESSION.
Inc COnV TEAS StsliLDleu at ~ y. Ill.,
and one half hour was devoted to prayer
and praise The committees then made
their reports, which were adopted. The
choir of the Second Baptist church then
rendered some most rich and soul-uplift-
ing music that did much to inspire the
preacher of the evening for the service.
The scripture was read by Rev. ]. S. King,
Weir City, who also offered prayer. The
preacher Of the evening, Rev. ]. Yowl, of
Galena, preached an excallent sermon
from Acts 4:27. He showed how Chris
tianty, despite all its opposiuons, had tri-
umphed gloriously, and how the Kingdoms
of this world are becoming the Kingdoms
of our Lord and his Christ The little
stone cut out OF the mountain without
hands has attained almost incredible mag
nitude, and has well nigh filled the whole
world. Rev. W. L. Grant president of
the state convention, offered a helpful
prayer at the close Of the sermon
The following is a list of the delegates
present:
Ottawa-E. Crfth, Arnie Bradford.
Wichita, Second-Rev. NJ l.. Copeland.
Mrs. E. ]. Alexander, Mrs. Mary Carr.
Third Baptist Sunday school, Ottawa
Rev. H. w. Scott.
St. James, EmpEoria--Rev. ]. W. Price,
Mrs. r. A Allen, S. P. Johnson, Sarah
Bradshaw.
New Hope, Parsons-Mrs. Carrie White,
Rev. II. Fairfax.
Frankfort-Rev. J. A Harris.
Newton-Rev. E. Breckenridge
Topeka, B. street-Rev. P. w. Barker,
Mrs. NJ D. Jones.
Topeka, Shiloh-Rev. w. L. Grant, Mrs
P. B. Grant Mrs. NJ z. Gaines, Miss Nell
lie McAdoO
Wichita, New Hope-Rev. H. F. Fra
zier Mrs. H. F. Frazier, J. E. Lewis, Miss
Rosa Dunn.
Kansas City, District Missionary Cen
trail association, Rev. Adam S. Green,
A. NJ
Corresponding messengers.
S. z. conventional. II. Hopson-
State convention of Missouri-Rev. Mark |
Thompson, Macon.
Mt. Olive Sunday school, Baxter Springs !
j. D. Morrow.
After the usual collection the Sunday |
school convention adjourned TIL its next
annal session to be held with the next
state convention.
the money sent up for conventional pur-
poses has anevidence of prosperity. The
whole number of delegates present was
like forty, and the money re-
pcrted $50