The central record. (Lancaster, Ky.) 18??-current, 1898-04-29
Y. p. S. c. e.
Weil-Attended and Interesting Meeting
Held I'm This City.

We'll Attended and Interesting Meeting
Held in This City.
The fourth annual con vention of the
Eighth District Union Y. p. S. c. E. OF
Kentucky, met at the Presbyterian
church, of this place, Friday a fternoon
April 2ad. The exercises were opened
with devotional service led by A. Ii.
Feran, of Danville, president of the
Union.
The evening service commenced
promptly at 7:l5, with devotional and
praise service led by j. w. Rainey, of
Danville, followed by an address on
"Endeavor Work" by DIR. Goo lloe, of
Harrodsburg.
Ga Saturday morning business was
in order, reports from all the societies
represented were read. The report of
the Christian Endeavor Society of the
Deaf and Dumb was given in sign Ian
guage by Mute. A very interesting
feature of the Saturday morning SER
vice was the State Endeavor song and
Nearer My God to Thee" given in
sign language by four Mutes. An ad-
dress by DIR. Worrell on "Denomina-
tional Loyalty, and Inter-Denomina-
tional Fellowship" completed the
morning programme.
Mr.. Cloyd Johnston, of Hustonville,
gave short talk, subject, Tenth Lee
gion," and Miss Carrie Riker, of Har-
rodsburg, discussed Junior Work"
The afternoon session was concluded
with the Lords Prayer and Doxology
given by the Mutes.
The praise service was led Saturday
evening by Rev. Faulconer. Rev. A.
j. Deric,-, of Mt Sterling, gave an a6-
dress on Municipal Pride" followed
by reception for the delegates.
The Sunday morning services were
begun with service prayer meeting,
led by Miss Amy Goodloe. of Harrois-
burg. The regular church services
were held at II O'clock, DR.. Goodloe
preaching the sermon.
On Sunday afternoon there were
short talks by Messrs. Sharp. Chris
tenson, Rainy, of Danville. Mr.. Allen,
of Harrodsburg, and Mr.. Faulconer,
of Lancaster. After praise service
Sunday evening, Miss Mamie c. Cald-
Caldwell, of Danville, led the Conse-
Grafton meeting, in which all the soci-
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dividually or in concert. Then Mr..
Arrick preached the Convention Ser
mon, after which the convention was
dismissed with the Mizpah benedic-
ton to meet in 1899 at Stanford The
officers elected for the coming year
are as follows: President, Harry A.
len, Harrodsburg; Vice President, F..
Ricke-, Harrod, burg; Secretary and
Treasurer, Miss Margaret Allen, Har-
rcdsburg; Corresponding Scc'y., Miss
Mamie Caldwell, Danville Directors:
Garrard county, Annie Roy-ton; Lin
coin, Geo. Carpenter; Boyle. Howar
Hopper, Mercer, Mrs. Edwards and
Miss Alice Berry.
Following is list of
| DELEGATES PRESENT.
Harrodsburg-Misses Carrie M. r.
ker, Amy Goodloe. Mrs. Goodloe, DR..
Goodloe, Misses Margaret Allen, Su-
san B: xler, Stella Hambree, Elizabeth
Bradshaw, Burnette Cox, Alma Nor
gan. Bessie Miller, Lucy Goode, Carrie
Stagg. Emma Middleton; Messrs. d. P.
Van Arsdall, Harry Moore, j. H. AL
len.
Junction City-Misses Katharine Cox
Bertha Grubbs, Alma futile, Katha-
rine Hood, Maude Tharp. Bathesba
Clarkson, Minnie Yaden. Bette Cox,
Lucy Hussing. Bette Hussing, Mary
Williams, Belle Prewitt, Fidella Tharp,
Frances Arons, Maggie Powell, Messrs
S. w. Arons, d. T. ubbs, c. II. Cox,
. E. A. Booth.
Burgin-Misses Alice Burgin, Anne
Burgin, Sophia Burgin, Emma Buster
Matte Engleman, Sallie Engleman
MIR. John Buster.
Hustonvilie-Mrs. Jane Cloyd, Misses
. Lena Vowel, Anna Johnston, Victoris
Bishop. Mona Brown, Ariadne Wright
Jessie Powell, Bette Powell, Mary
Adams, Jennie Mckinney, Mr.. r. J.
Adams
Turnersville-Messrs. S. C. John
t ston, Cyrus Cover, Misses Anna Cover
Anna Crow.
Stanford - Misses Matte Bosley
5 Byrd Givens, Mr.. E L. Grubbs, Rev
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