The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1900-09-07
DISCIPLES OF
CHRIST MEET.
Meeting COnvenes in
This City Tuesday.
MANY MEMBERS ARE PRESENT
And Good Sessions Are Being Held-Open-
Ing Session on Tuesday Afternoon
Was Devoted Principally
to Business.

The closing session will be held Thurs
day.
Tuesday at 2 p. m. the opening ses-
sion convened with about thirty per-
sons present. In the absence Of the
president, the secretary, FFM. Green,
called the meeting to order. The open
ing service was conducted by Rev. J.
G.. Slayter.
President Robert ,Moffett, of Cleve-
land, being absent on account of sick
ness, his address "Tenderhooks' " IS
replaced by short addresses by all the
ministers present. About seventeen
spoke. After these talks Secretary f.
NJ. Green made q report covering the
whole years work of the secretary.
Vhis ended the afternoon meeting.
Tuesday evening the afternoon pro-
| gram was concluded. ]. H. Jones and
Lathrop Cooley each spoke about an
hour on Pioneer Work" They are
pioneers in the field themselves and
| made their talks very interesting. At
| the
BUSINESS MEETING
| on Wednesday morning, the question of
admitting women to the association
came up. Upon the unanimous vote OF
all the members present, three women
who had applied for membership were
admitted into the association.
Continuing the program, Alanson
Wilcox, of Youngstown, talked at
length upon Modern Psychic Phenom-
ena." 1t was afterward discussed by
many members. The remainder Of the
program was omitted.
Wednesday evening M. L. Streator,
of this city, will give an address on
"The Book Of Daniel and illustrate
it with large chart.
The following members were regis
tered Wednesday morning:
George Fowler, Lisbon, Ohio; d. d.
Fennell Medina, Ohio; Alanson Wilcox.
Youngstown, Ohio; Frank Naotaro,
Otuska, University Of Chicago; Frank
b. Huffman, Kent, Ohio; Will j. Crum,
Cuyahoga Falls; A. M. Chamberlain,
Alliance; J. s. Ross, Oneida, Ohio; John
, Evans, New Berlin; w. j. Houston,
Hiram, Ohio; A. M. Cummings. Marl-
boro, Ohio; A. B. More, Macon, Ct;
G.. w. Moore, East Akron, Ohio; w. l..
Hayden, Edinburg, Pa; H. McAinley,
Hiram, Ohio.
!; DELEGATES PRESENT.
! The association register contains the
= names of the following members pres
! ent:
F. M. Green, Kent, Ohio; w. A. Nc.
Cartney, worden, Ohio; L. w. Spayd
Shreve, Ohio; A. B. Griffith, Hartville
Ohio; Adam Moore, Canton, Ohio; e
9 A. Bosworth, Morristown, Ohio; M. L
Y Streater, Canton, Ohio; Mr.. and Mrs
, Lathrop Cooley, Medina, Ohio; e. S
e Meredith, Alliance. Ohio; w. r. Walker
Martinsburg, Ohio; ]. M. Johnston
Augusta, Ohio; ]. H. Jones and wife
Alliance; l.. ]. Mcconnell, Minera
Ridge, Ohio; Ella p. McConne" Min
I eral Ridge, Ohio; Helen M. Solliday
d Kansas City, Mo-; ]. G.. Slayter, Akron
O Ohio; p. H. Wilson, Perkins, Ohio
r Mrs. A. H. White, Canton, Ohio; c. A
Hill and wife, Canton, Ohio; c. A. Nc
! Donald, Everett, Ohio; w. ]. Sillers
a Cincinnati, Ohio; A. Baker, Braceville
e Ohio; Guy Hover, Minerva, Ohio; s. Z
# Johnson. and wife, Canton, Ohio; {
# w. Huffer, Toledo, Ohio.
el Rev. c. A. Hill, pastor Of the Firs
Christian church, is entertaining tn
&C out Of town members in Canton.
An invitation has been extended
: the public, and especially to the min
a listers Of Canton, to attend the associa
= tion meeting.
~ Wednesday evening the Disciples Q
. Christ association listened for over a
- hour to the address OF M. l.. Streatol
~ of this city, on 1.-THE Book Of Daniel.
l. Rev. Streator illustrated his talk wit
q chart about fifty feet long.
le Thursday mornings session, the las
10 session Of the meeting was opened b
devotional exercises led by Rev. f.
a. Huffman, Of Kent, Ohio. The prograi
y as printed was all carried out. The a6
II dress of Rev. p. H. Welshimer, VIII
- was not here Wednesday, was given !
addition to the regular program. Re-
l.. G. Batman, of Mansfield Ohio, rea
an address on the scope and purpos
of the sermon, or the relative import
n ance of the sermon and the serviC
IN which caused a heated discussion aftel
ward. Rev. G. A. Hoffman. Of S
III Louis, Mo-, then spoke on why TIL
N Loss?" With the end Of the miscells
N neous business the last session of ii
IN meeting closed.
" About forty-five members regi.
IN tered with Secretary Green. The 70
IN Wednesday morning:
N Charles E. Taylor, Canton, Ohio; {
A. Hoffman, st. Louis Mo-; A. n
re Chamberlain, Alliance; p. II. Welsh
re mer, Millersburg; L. q. Batman, Man'
-, field, Ohio; B. c. Caywood, Akron, Q
10 Fenneil, Medina, Ohio; Alanson WI
cox, Youngstown, Ohio; Frank MAJ
taro. Ostuka, University Of Chicag'
IN Frank B. Huffman, Kent, Ohio; Wi
'2 ]. Crum, Cuyahoga Falls; A. M. Chan
ii berlain, Alliance; John Evans, Ne
ne Berlin; w. ]. Houston, Hiram, Ohi'
or ]. s. Ross. Oneida, Ohio; A. M. Gun
be mings, Marlboro, Ohio; A. B. Moor
n- Macon, Ga; G. w. Moore, East Akro
III Ohio; w. L. Hayden, Edinburg. Pa
m H. McAinley, Hiram, Ohio; Asa M
<. Daniel, Hanoverton, Ohio; #. N. SIM