The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1899-08-05
SANTA ROSA GETS
THE CONVEN T|ON
Baptists to Meet There
Next Year.
END OF A LIVELY CONTEST
TWIN LAKES HAS Lo-iG HELD
THE HONOR.
Rev. S. C. Keetch of Golden Gate
Elected President of the State
Body for the Ensuing
Year.
speclaI D!spatch to The an.


SANTA CRUZ, Aug. 4-The Baptist
State Convention closed to-day at Twin
Lakes. After a hard fight Santa Rosa
was chosen as the place of the next
meeting instead of Twin Lakes, the Bap-
fist resort where the convention has been
held for years.
The time was also changed, and the
convention will be held in November.
Resolutions were adopted condemning
the lynching in the Southern States, COM
mending the Anti-SaIoon League and
thanking the San Francisco press.
The officers elected for the coming year
were: President, Rev. S. c. keetch Of
Golden Gate, residents-American
River Association, Rev. S, q. Adams, Sac
ramento; Clear Lake Association, NJ. J.
Weller; Central Association, Or, A. a.
Whitney of San Francisco; San Joaquin
Association, Rev. A. d. Smith Sacra-
mento River Association, Rev. b. F. Far
meT of Anderson; Pacific Association,
Rev. a. B. Banks of Sacramento; South
Central Association, Rev. NJ R. Wolfe of
Salinas; corresponding secretary, Robert
Whitaker of Oakland; recording seCre-
Treasurer, c. +. Baker of Oakland; direct
Grs-ReX, a. NJ. Petty, Dixon; Rev. +. 4.
Bennett, Oakland, Rey. A. P. Brown,
Fresno; Rev. c. II. Hobart, Oakland /;
Captain H. T. Waite, Oakland Rev. w.
i, CASTOR, Santa Rosa; Rev. +. II. Hay
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Oakland; Mrs. L. a. Johnson, Oakland;
Mrs. J. Sunderland, Oakland.
Rev. A. 3. Banks presided at the meet
ing of the Educational Society. The topic
for discussion was Educated and Conse-
Grated Laymen." There were four ten
minute addresses, two on Our r, Need
Espey Of Oakland and Rev. a. j.
Huguelet of Morgan Hin speaking on
The subject, 8nd. two on How to Secure
California Baptist College, Oakland and
Rev. J. II. Helsley of Ceres.
The. session this afternoon was called
to order at 2:30 o'clock when meeting Of
the Historical Society was led by Rev Z.
3. Hatch of Salinas.
The reports of the board by Rev. c. II.
Hobart Of Oakland and by Treasurer c.
r. Baker of Oakland were encouraging.
was that of the superintendent of cor
respondence by Rev. Z. R. Bennett of
Rev. J. Sunderland presided at the
meeting of the Theological Union and the
discussion on Theological Education
was led by Rev. A. B. Banks Of Sacra-
mento and Rev. c. NJ. Hill of Oakland.
The Baptist Young Peoples Union COM
menCed its convention at 100 this evening.
The devotional exercises were conducted
by Rev. w. @. Driver of Healdsburg. d.
International Christian EndeavOr Conven-
uon at Detroit and that OF the Baptist
Young Peoples Union at Richmond this
summer, gave glowing reports from those
conventions. The delegates present were:
Anderson-Rev. and Mrs. B. f. Farmer
Aptos-Rev. E. 3. Hatch, Mrs. Durham.
ceres-Mrs: J. Helsley. c, N, whitmore.
Mrs. c. y. Whitmore.
Cottonwood-Mrs. S. E. Phffer.
Dinuba-Air and Mrs. A c. Austin.
Dixon-Rev. A. NJ. Petty.
:, FTss491Rey. A, P; Brown; Mr.: and Mrs.
Golden Gate@ReS 5''0 s. -- G ? Keetc 3%S''
Gonzales-G. J. Bockenoogen, J. d. Cochran.
HeaIdsburg-Rev. and Mrs ". c. Driver,
Los Gat6s-Mrs. ]. C. Whitney. Mr. Mozart
ney. ]. B. Tupper.
N8SFaa HR. \ ! auF Rag5snf ar. A.
J Huguelet, Mrs. G. McMullen.
Oakland First Church-Rev. and Mrs c.
H. Hobart, J. c. Caldwell. Mrs. Z. H Lake,
Mrs. D. Hildebrand. Rev. E. c. Phillips, Mrs
Oakland Tenth Avenue-Rev. c. NJ Hill,
.. d. T. G. Brownson D D.; Miss L. Ber-
ger. R. Pruett, c. Pruett 7. A Dewey, Rev.
OakIand-Twenty-t Avenue-Rev. and
NJ E Bennett Professor j. 7 Wallace. Dr. Dr.
Corrigan. Rev. Robert Whitaker
0akIIand-Beth Eden--Rey. J. L. Allen.
Oakland-Swe dish-A1ss Lena Hogstrom
Falo Alto-Rev. F. $ Lawrence, J. LIE Roy
Red BIuf-2irs. c. Carroll Miss Ellen Car
Reno Nev.-Rev- T. P. Boyd. w. Sanders.
r. A. Curier Miss Bertha Curler.
Fisher.
Sacramento-Fi rst-Rev. A. B. Banks, D. D. +;
.. C. Kimberly.
acknowledgements A. J. sturte-
want.
san Observation-Disclosures E A Woods. D.
D; Mrs. F. F. JOY, Mrs. J. Levin, Mrs.
Gardner, Mrs. Haslam
San Observation-Disclosures Palm. c.
p. Rehmstrom, c. Y. Anderson.
San Francisco-Third-Rev ]. H Kelly,
Mrs. Frances TyreIl, T. B. Morton.
san Francisco-Hamilton Square-Mrs. s.
Featherstone.
San Francisco Emmanuel-Rev. ]. George
Gibson. Mrs. N. Magee, Miss Z. Kennedy.
san -First-Rev. and Mrs. T RI Young
Rev. and Mrs. H. W. Brayton Mrs H f.
Adams. a. Smith. Mrs. S. Williams, Mrs L.
A. Newell, Rev. William Mozart Mrs. E. j.
kerns
san -Emmanuel-Rev. T. S. Lawrence.
Santa Rosa-Robert CrOm. Mrs. Lou Farmer
Rev, and Mrs. ". l.. CASTOR
Santa Cruz-Rey. E. H Hayden. R. r. Blk
by Mrs l. c. Pray, Mrs. NJ A. Hayden, Mrs
stockton-SIrs A D. Ralph, Mrs. Abbie
Colt. Mrs j. w. Wiley. May Culums, Ethel
Wiley.
saIlnas-Rev. NJ r. Wolfe. Mrs. NJ. E. Abb
bot. Mrs. f Walls.
Santa Clara-W- J. Burreu, c. W. Hanan
Mrs. O. B. Kimball.
Fowles-N1rs. L. A Curtis, Pearl Curtis.
vallejo-Rev. and Mrs. n. L. Freeman.
Watsonville-Rev. z. Peterson.
Willows-Rev. George E. Dye. Mr.. and Mrs
Life Members-Rev W. H Latourette. Rev.
J. Sunderland.
Delegates at Large-C. y. Woody D. P.
Ward.
and Mrs. B. B. Jacques Of Chapel Car Rev
G.. W. Traver, Rev. S. w. Beaver Rev. and
Mrs. c. T. Douglas.