The record-union., 1899-04-07
ITS QUARTERLY CONVENTION
COUNTY CHRISTIAN ENDEAvoR
UNION.
To Be Held This Afternoon and
Evening at the German Luth-
eran Church.

The twenty-seventh quarterly con-
vention of the Sacramento County
Christian Endeavor Union will be held
at the German Lutheran Church, cor
ner of Twelfth and K streets, in this
city, this afternoon and evening. The
subject chosen for the convention is
"The Christian .Endeavor Garden and
during the afternoon session, which will
open at 3 O'Clock, the christian En-
deavor tools" used in the garden" will
be discussed by six Endeavorers. The
praise service will be led by Mrs. 1.
Magray, and there will also be duet
by Mrs. I. Magray and Mrs. F. Valen-
tine
The evening session will open at 1870
O'Clock with a service of song, led by
E. r. Barfoot, and during the evening
'The Conditions Necessary for Growth
in the Christian Endeavor Garden will
be taken up. A half-hour will be given
to the Junior work, during which time
the juniors will take part, under the di-
rection of Mrs. H. Shadle, County Jun
ior Superintendent. Misses Frances
Bauer and Della Krull and Mrs. F. M.
Jones will render vocal solos
John Suhr, Chairman of the Oakland
evening session of the convention and
give an address on Oakland, 49," The
State Convention will be- held from May
18th to the 21st, and as Mr.. Suhr is at
the head Of the work of preparation, he
will no doubt be able to give all in
formation desired on that subject.
1t is hoped that all the Endeavorers
and their friends will be present during
l1rN+l nccio nf f1,n ON
help to make it success. Mr.. Suhr
will give information in relation to the
sessions, theme and speakers of the con-
vention, and also in regard to trans
portation There will be an opportunity
to ask him questions SO that those who
are planning to attend the convention
may have full details.
The officers of the Sacramento Chris
tian Endeavor Union are: President,
Rev. R. J. Johnston; Vice President,
Gus Kroeger; Recording Secretary, Ar
thur Atkinson; Corresponding Secre-
tary, Miss Dora NJ Fish; Treasurer,
Miss Lulu Lotthamer; Junior Superin-
tendent, Mrs. H. Shade. Following is
the program for this afternoon and
evening:
! Afternoon session, 3 o'clock-Service
| OF song, leu Dy MIS-. L. MaSrdy, script
ure reading and prayer, County Presi-
dent; &c. E. Tools: THE Hoe" Miss
Saidee Sturtevant; THE Spade Miss
Sadie Pearson; THE Rake" Mrs. Alice
Avery; vocal duet, Mrs. 1. Magray and
Mrs. F. Valentine; THE Sickle Miss
Edith Hatfield; THE Shears Miss
Lulu Lothhammer; The Hose Mrs.
Irving Johnson; music; discussion, con-
Quoted by County President; adjourn
| ment.
Evening session, 7:30 o'clock-Praise
service, led by Earl R. Barfoot; Script
ure reading and prayer, Rev. c. F.
Oehler; vocal solo, Mrs. F. M. Jones
THE Conditions of Growth: The
Fence Gus Kroeger; 1.-The Soil' Gun
ior hour, Mrs. H. Shade; The sun
shine Frank Denton; solo, "On the
Cross Miss Frances Bauer; ssThe At
mosphere," Arthur Atkinson 'The
Rain." George Slawson; THE Seed, y
George NJ. Purnell; vocal solo, Miss
Della Krull; address, Flowers and
Fruit Rev. H. Shade; song; oak
land, go" John Suhr;. conservation
service, led by Rev. A. J. Sturtevant;
MizDah.