Worcester morning daily spy., 1898-03-15
ABLE SPEAKERS
Address the Worcester Baptist
Social Union Upon Missions.
Rev. Edwin M. Poteat of New Haven and
Rev. E. Mullins of Newton Center
the Guests of the Evening.


One OF the most interesting and large
ly attended of the meetings of the Wor-
oas+ar Rar,tis+ Social rrrio, wo, ,a1d in
oesuei Ddptie' oo0lai oilion was uieiu ~
the Vestry OF the FIRST Baptlst Church,
Monday evening. President Roger f.
ITnban mad secured two brilliant sneak
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ers Ior Tue occasloh' anu was every
where In evidence to secure the most
nerfect ARRANGEMENTS for the comfort
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ent.
The hours between 6 and Z o'clock
were nassAd in a social wav and an an
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pofCuhlty given phose present TO meet
the speakers Of the evening, Rev. Edwin
M. Poteat of New Haven, Conn, and
Rev. Edgar Y. Mullins of Newton Cen
tire. At the close of the social hour the
guests formed in line for the banquet
hall, where 100 sat down to an elegant
menu prepared by Rebboli. Among
those present were: At the head table,
President Roger F. Upham, Rev. Edwin
M. Poteat, Rev. Edgar Y. Mullins, Rev.
and Mrs. Spencer B. Meeser, DR.. Fl. w.
Page Rev. and Mrs. Woodman Brad
bury, F. L. Ward, Rev. and Mrs. T..
Richard Peede, Prof and Mrs. Daniel
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G. Whitney, Rev, and Mrs. Leo Boone
Thomas of the Main Street Church, Dr..
Ray w. Greene and Mrs. Greene, Rev.
and Mrs. Frank d. Penney Of the Lin
coin Square Church, Mr.. and Mrs.
Charles Rugg, Mrs, r. +. Upham.
Other tables, Fred M. SpaldIng, A. u.
BURBANK, Mrs. A. Il. Burbank, Mrs. 4.
u. Briggs Mr.. and Mrs. William j..
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eil9I 10 llie UNI Vi NJod' ana the
uiii'S u liz Iace. Iolytn1ls'lc felglons
ny ny not missionary Tor OBVIOUS reasons
ny oLiiy Unity vi Gou mas us counter
p9Ii n tue strain OF the psalm but
all Ihe hatlohs praise thee, y God Ii
YOU are nlollothelst you must be
MISSIONARY.
-As Ies9Ius lne ulnVefsality OF atone
ailG anu the incarnation III humanity,
.n tne Wolu,-pScdnle human nature and
ne sdsteo uealh for every man" In
Justulcdlloh py Ialth, Christianity APP
PedIs AGAIN as universal renglon. 1t
aappeals TO every moral agent on earth.
~ appears TO no IactltlouS sects, to no
iocai OF provincial tastes or habits, to
tio transient characteristics or condi-
tl0iis' 70 UNIVERSAL human capacity.
FOR Goa hath given to every man a
ihedsufe OF 1alth.
ConVelVe the fundamental Christian
uoctrlhes as message, and your true
Measure TIL every man has heard it,
adlo you must have missions Given
utli, II is true Tor every man, and is
lor NM as, Tor instance, the multiplied
ION taple, 1t is not for New England
aione, 1t IS Tor London as well. Given
Chrlstlanlty a message, and salvation
from Gou, IL IS for every man; and,
unoef the characteristic Christian mo-
i've love, 1t VIII be carried to every
man Ii follows that all objections to