River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1901-07-11


at G. f. Convention.
ing" and J. f. Carson, of Brooklyn, one
on THE Holy Spirit" Miss Margaret
Koch, of Waterville, Me. conducted
conference on Bodily and Vocal De-
velopment."
At Auditorium Endeavor, Presi-
dent Clark presiding and II. c. Lincoln,
of Philadelphia. as director of music,
"The Twentieth Century Home" was
the topic with addresses by Clarence
j. Harris, of Atlanta; Edward Hollen-
beck, Of Albany; Ira Landrith Nash
Vile: j. Il Pounds, of Cleveland; w
o. Marsh, Adelaide, Australia, and
Robert Johnson. London, Ont.
Attic First English Lutheran church
Secretary Willis Baer presiding and
Percy S. Foster as musical director,
there were many addresses on the
school Of methods for Junior
Christian Endeavor by Miss Mel
lie f. Whitefield Kildare, o. T.;
Mrs Frances f. Clark, Boston:
Miss Frances lie Baron, Chicago; A. J.
Turkle. Allegheny. Pa. Miss Clara L.
Boyer, Dayton, o.; Miss Kate II. Haus.
of ST. Louis; Mrs NJ L. Hageman. of
Muncie. Ind; Miss Ella NJ. Brown,
Eau Claire, Wis; Field Secretary C. f.
Eberman. Boston; Miss Elizabeth NJ.
OIney, Providence; jerks b. Robinson,
Philadelphia; Treasurer William
Shaw, Boston; George w. Pollock
Buchannon, w. Va; George 3. Graft.
BOSTON.
NJ 0deon hall the new field secre-
tary, Clarence +. Eberman, presided
and addresses were made by local,
district and state union officials.
The MONDAY evangelical services
were conducted by DR.. G. L. Work.
Endenvorers Hear Morgan.
The chief topic of interest at the
meetings Monday was the address,
or rather, extemporaneous talk at
the Central Christian church of Rev
G. Campbell Morgan, of Baltimore,
who is recognized among the church
workers as the logical successor of
the late evangelist, DIR. Dwight l..
Moody lie talked on prayer Mon
day on its foundation from the
technical standpoint in the Scrip
lures. Tuesday and Wednesday he
viii talk on other phases of prayer
The church was packed to the walls
during his talk.
Unique Feature.
A unique feature of the convention
IS the MONDAY evangclistic work ar
ranged under the direction of DR. G.
| l.. Work, OF Cincinnati Services
were held in the tenement and manu-
featuring districts by ladies and gem
tIemen visitors, who volunteered
! their services.
~ the big rally in Auditorium
endcayor Monday morning Rev.
TunniS Hamlin, of Washington. was
| given the honor of presiding. which
had been arranged TO have been con-
| Quoted by President Francis Clark.
! Rev Hamin's meeting Saturday
night was declared off and President
Clark made way for him Monday. An
unusually large outpouring attended
the rally. Rev. Ira T.andrith Of
Nashville Tenn, spoke on the home
as "the hdppiest place on earth
and said that the more affairs there
are in the home the less skeletons
there are in the family closet DR..
J. +. Pounds. of Cleveland, told them
what are the best books, how to
read them as we'll as select and di.
| geSt their contents,
The junior endcavorers met at
the First English Lutheran church,
where Treasurer William shaw. OF
Boston, was the principal speaker.
MIR. shaw's Address.
Mr. Shaw spoFe on "How 70 Holl
the Boys" and a'd in part;
Get Within rt.eb q him WIN rs
! friendship in any legitimate way Don't
be forever saying. Dout. 10 siys him