The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1899-05-26

superintendent: president Freddie
Randall; vice-president, Ada Brayden
secretary, Parker stiles; treasurer.
Nellie Olson.
Secretary Baer gives excellent sug-
gestions to Junior workers i'm the fol-
lowing: Give the juniors more oppor-
tunity 10 run themselves Don't solve
all the problems. Don't make all the
prayers. Don't select all the Bible
readings. Don't give out all the hymns.
Don't try to run all the committees.
Don't take all the time. Don't scold.
BE brief. Don't drive. but lead. A
Junior society is training school. The
boys and girls are expected tn be good
for something. Superintendents, give
others an opportunity To lift. Don't
worry, but learn To unload your trou-
bles upon others. Invite help. Accept
IL when IL is offered.
DETROIT 's9.
The following subjects -Mill- he-cn
sidered at the coming international
conventions: "The Supreme Need of
Christian Education" Lessons i'm He
roism from Modern Heroes-Miss
Frances r. Willard, Hon. w. f.. Glad
stone. George Muller and Our Soldiers
and Sailors THE Literary Study of
the Bible" Young Men Called to
Preach" international Peace and Ar
bitration." sabbath In the Home"
''Woman's Work for the Country"
Missions the Great Resources" "Our
Countrys Greatest Peril" Our Coun-
try's One Salvation" WAR Against
War" Satan and Cities" Dollars and
Duty" THE Black Mans Burden"
Fresh Missionary Meetings" New
Blood for the Society" Don't Stick in
Ruts," How to Use the Society to Add
.k xre.ltx - A <tsx of
the Sunday Evening Service" The
Necessity for an Advisory Board of
Pastors"
The Rhode Island delegation 20 De-
trot will leave Providence July on
the 1902 a. m. train for Boston. For
full information address or call upon
Frederick o. Bishop. City Hall, Provi-
dence, X. i.
Y.M. C. A. NOTES.
Prof. III. Il. Knox of the Friends
school will address our mems mass
meeting on Sunday afternoon next at
o'clock. All men, irrespective Of ma
tional differences or religious persua-
sion. are cordially invited to attend
these gospel services. Good singing and
earnest addresses compose each SER
vice.
The fret cross-country run of the
season was participated heartily in by
several of our gymnasium members in
costume on Tuesday evening of this
week. The run embraced a distance Of
about four miles and created consider
able attention. A series OF such runs
has been arranged for during the sea-
son.
The Senior Bicycle club. headed by
Capt. G. w. Phillips took spin out
into the country last Tuesday evening.
A very enjoyable time was reported.
General Secretary Herman J.. Calder.
accompanied by President F. III. Hart
well, left the city on Wednesday morn
ing of this week for Grand Rapids.
Mich, where they will represent our
a association at the Y. NJ. G.. A. business
mems international convention, now I'm
session In that city, strong list OF
prominent military, naval and comms$-
cial men interested in Y. NJ. G. a. af-
fairs is scheduled 10 occupy the plat
form al the convention.
TEMPERANCE LIGHT BEAMS.
"A little child shall lead them"
This organization Is not yet started
in our state but in Pennsylvania this
is the silver Jubilee Year
The work IL for very young children,
and the little ones are secured as MEM
bers by house to house visitation and
heart to heart talks with mothers. The
children are enrolled upon the agree
ment of the mother. ana the annual
payment OF ten cents. Six cents are
used i'm purchasing enrolment cards
and literature suitable for mothers and
young children. and a record book for
the superintendent. The remaining
four cents are sent TO the county treas
urer. To be divided between the county,
state and national and Worlds Union
as Temperance LiglG Beams" dues,
thus making the child part Of the
Worlds Temperance chain. Efforts are
to be constantly made to make the
chain stronger and stronger while life
shall last.
Mothers are requested TO Danish AL
cohoI from the nursery I'm eVer,.'Sorm.
and To Join hands with the w. q. +. l..
I'm making this world a better and safer
place in which TO live: Organized