The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1899-10-06
RSyITERY n SESSION.
f sOCND PREs0YTEnIANS
MEET At RAIHHAvEs.
surreaeu 81 O0eess fer CD0foG Yeae
.-.AAtentSoa Cal1e1 70 H81osng on
- SsuAeuss Ter the Ministry
lm>~e ssA vsssagn Maesssas.

a.ersar Depatct 20 TIE PcR-fnteissgen- cor.
rsAfRHAsES. Oct THE pfeSoytery OF
p6eee sound at he business session yesser-
Az foreseon elected, for the nrss TIM tn
- hpsory AT elder into the chair. Mr..
Il L0css of snoaomssa. was elected
=, IN the place OF the retiring uCcef asor.
-, faurenfnsca Rev. r J. Edmunds Was
~ssrsec temporary clerk and Rev. Owen
Jones reporting clerk
Tb< popular meeting on "Wednesday even
Ia hasi for itz principal subjscz 'ASxfss-
i've Work Among the Young People"
1xs. Hugh Chemist. q the Westminster
ss,srch seattle. followSd Rev. Thomas
- ss4z1ses s scnooi. spSxe on ~Bibss Tealss.ns.
vsss: REV George r. whitworth. r. T.
HsSnlson. Donald Ro@. w. A. sempis.
nscSsy, Il T. Riee. J. v Miiiigsn. r.
4 Hdutusds A. I. Hutchinson. c. ]. Gods
re, H. W 0iIchrtst, ~. g. WAAier, b. r.
Mint. J. H. Battle. Tnomss coyle. VII
6mifh. q. A. Gray. A number Of elders
uefe also preSen. and other members OF
ffue peesbytery. the whole membership OF
vhtch u Abssat forty. came after the OPEN
he following brethren we're received BY
,efter from other presbyteftss. Rsv, Ar.
coe1is. from the ALASKA presoytery. Rev.
psssbysery Of TransyivaniA- Rev W. c.
ftehtworfh was invited TO nit IS CORE
sp1odsne member.
The committee On education called a;sen-
ton 70 the fact that there Was q great
falling on in the number Of students nnde.
the care Of the board and suggested that
the churches should contribute more lib
orally 20 the support OK the work. There
were over thirty churches that during the
last year had made no contributes what.
ever
Tse committee on the board OF aid Tor
colleges made ifs report. with the following
xxv.or -faf t<xrsa rf A.
That We sxpress our thanks TO God Tor the
great Morality gwen 70 our church toward
this eause during the last year: and our
e h en cur o S.nfa : only
lsgs when the needs are % pgeesing and
he funds Of the board "a ample. that we
lament the decrease IN the number OF young
10 - ministry. that shs relations OF SYNOD
and pFestysery 10 the college he clearly
Dr. Ross. Of Calvary churoh. Seattle.
rSads . report and cailed attention. TO the
fast that oat Of . membership Of ALA IN
The pfessyfsry Of Puget sound there Was
nj eas candidate for the ministry.
D. Hutchinson. chairman OF the home
nission committse gave the annual home
uisnonary report He nd that $3.50 had
hssn Appors.enef TO tbs presbytsry by The
ehsreh.. srs supplied With ministers. and
~ neids are opening: several churches
are -eesrns -ery nesr TO the point a eft
sueg~f; some would arrive as thss poinf
81 he end OF the nscaf year T9se outlook
= quite encouraging, and yet the calls
from unco-Ipt~f fields we're very urxent.
o:cSuse q the rapid growth Of population.
IAe following Recommendation were
A1ogtes; That we cali upon 0w churches
20 seSpond 20 the appeal for ono cent per
m~nnsr per w>~k Ia addition % what TIE
vo1en are doing. that We ask All home
Mifnsnnarf~s To report 10 the COMMITTEE =,
leasf n March and September Of each year.
shas home missionary campaign bs organ
nsn Tor the purpose ~ visiting all the
ehu5cnes during the month ~ March: shas
n examination he made .. Cie- Esarn. :har
he work al S>n Juan and Lopex b. op~r-