The Worthington advance., 1900-07-20

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Saturdays evenings 7ssion opened
withE'a Devotional Service led by.M .M.>
sorem, followed by an interesting
audivery helpful address-"A Per.
s,naI Use q Of tho b: Bible''' BY Rev Diek,
e-maD. '''
The committee on nominations re:
ported as follows: Pres. w. w. Love-.
Iesst Sec J and Trea .'Richis:: Maxwell
1t was decided by the committee that
instead Of vice pre.siidentsfof the diff
ereq i ais,,iGts; t;' We have but one vice
PRECEDENT for the country chosen by
the Pres to work under. his directions,
and Cotre sponding Secretaries: for
the different districts to assist the Co.
Secs'y, Those nominated were as fol-
lowf: - :.%'<:'r
lit dist Mrs: J G: >Thomn: Il j..
2qd DIST. Miss Floren eB otE:;' -
3fs,> dist. Miss Nellie Miller: ~ i
4ih dist, miss Gertu,de Bi,kett.
STU dist. Mr. Henry Shore: .:,.:
6th dist. Miss: Ida Strxou.s i: ;,.: ).
3 Ehe convention voted upon same
and all were duly elected. :. ;.~
Sunday mornings session., opened
with Song Service a",l .H,,,| Quot
a'ions led by ": W, Loye'e>s fo|!ow-
ed by paper -'How to induce pup.
lis tostudy theirs: S.lesson at home''
by Mrs. W. N.'Dow. She thought one
very good wav was to: interest the
parents in the S. S: work. then they
wodid see:that the children: studied
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The convention separated. in six
CLASSES for a b 1lf hours stu iy OF the
lesson. 80. <. -.
Sunday afternoon's<sesaion opened
with; a testimony meeting led by H,
w. Shore. Following thi 7waa: a paper
Music i"S. Sits y 80 AMI, luiluenc Q
'ysE':aie M'xweIl, She thinks that
plenty Of good. Gospel: music, both
vocal and instrumental, are one OF the
essehtials'of prosperous s. S. Mus.
ic inspires and inthuses, Music will
touch the sinners, heart when nothing
else will.
The Report ofthe. State Coventior
was read; Rev. Bronson being unable
to be with ua, the subject assigned
him Necessity for Pn,e* Christian
Life Kim a: Teacher was open for dis
Gus seion, The uniHersal opinion seem
ed 'to' be thata true, Christian life
id 4 teacher was OF the greatest. nee.
essi ity.::. =" g.: :. .. -. -. .
An interesting address to children
wa9 delivered by Rev.::Aull folloMed
by a chorus of little Sirls::7: "><
| Young Peoples m 'etfng Sunday
evening was led ny W.'.W,t Loveless
The young people were prompt i,
taking part and We all felt ample re
(pAd:* Following t:liis was Sous Ser
fSicb led1by Mr.. Pratt after which M
! f4eAa3;; SIS 'Missio6a;y' eav4 VI! amos
excellent address on Responsibilities.
After listening to such an address
oa& could but realiz6 tie, need Of Cir
istihn work and workers. also the re
spdnsibilities each one has. ':::.>f
s,The following Resolutions wer'
raafl: Resolved that we ask the schools
to pay more attention to the finances
apf that each school in the county b.
as4e fora sum equal to two cent!
pet member to carry on the count,
an& state work; nd that the none,
be eenat to tn ): co 'ntv Tresirer til,
frf week in October OF each year.
Resolved that we give our heart ,
tha nks to the | eople of B;ge ow fo
for their generous entertainment o
the members of the con, ention; anc
Especially to their Pastor who ha!
been instant i'r season aud out of sea
son for the comfort OF the visiting de
legates; also to the organist who by
her regular attendance has done sc
much toward the euccess of the con.
v ntion.. as they have given to us st
may it be given to :them good meas
une, presses down and running over
A. male quartette from Rushmore
favored US with some excellent music
s afternoon,
In beha' of our county off :ers nd
members Of the program committee
We bxteud our heartfelt gr .titud+: tc
those who 80 willingly helped in
making our convention a SUCCESS.
RICHIE MAXWELL.
....:.. Co. Secy.
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