The age-herald., 1901-04-20


 tions among the full -blooded Indians on the reservations He said there We're fif- ty conversions among the Indians last year, some of swiiom were sent out as missionaries lHeq said there were fofty- fotir associatfonso and about 15oo members He said aBTbfe ait1asses ] were organized with more than 1000 members Tehi asso- citation buildings were erected last year
 The Young Mems Christian Association, MT. ober said. Efas sent Out 'twsehnflty-twol missionaries to fafl parts df the World to become leaders and Jrgahizers' If asso-. citation work fn the 1ieafhierh Countries. p Atsthe conclusion of MT. ober's talk Dr. E!sas aiTTaii iidlely ofr9refi af prayer for "a blessing upon the words of the speaker
 w. P. Taylor. Tn Announcing the pro- gramme for today, stated the time and place for the next convention would be FTsefected ata11i o'clock todayn''' '''H7f |e H.eaFi Williams. state Secretary statet that the 1E6disvflfe gffd Nashville aRai4 road cofnpafy has placed safi iehgfne and; Two fealrsa At the disp5sa1 1of the 'Y6ing iMen's Christian Association for a trt@ to- Ensley. No charge Will De made for fhisl train.
 The excursion irfl ,Ft1rty rarty wifi Viii leavl the. Union passenger station at 2s6 ishatp, and fetaFhfng arrive at 5io'clock,, $ Ire party will be taken to the Steer n1fll taf Entsfey :. where they win De shown through that great Industrial piantae ~af' 4 ffa@fhs fa On ftheir Tetrirn' to tKe eity thy delegates itef s't4i t4ie15c6fvefition'w will.Sel gfvMsa recep- tion by the WoffsaR'si fgrubsffi TafHN'' This concluded the programme for the evening Isession,, End after sn invocationl by Dr. L. S1 fandleI. 'pastcf ofFthe Cen. rtraf fPresbyterfana church. inc convention Eartoulffffedi Ihfffif s.45 a0c1bk thfs'7 morn finT ssaRg An# a1a4s'ss.sei Ef.s@shii sFah ogThe progra n,me for rrtodiy is 'ass fot1ows:' ...l, ' Saturday Morning April H2o,8
 eges iooo5Report a'efs of eombtee te on state 9 com mi5tse hs'ss Hs Ffp0fs 1abiie, bii 'YeI eI and the South," C. Lissates aseeresaryi iuaterhs f t-tiepai epnnittee.sls4fu sas #nffi antl |, Ill: :0Q7sBusiness .sesslpnf...,x e dtla. s,i Il 30 Address, "g9he Personal Isife of MeenFa by EPf C. Yrowneli,i general secre- | tary. i4svansVfiIe, Ind, Associati6hn 's' lg djeuThmsnt tiiss -asetTF VI sft E& hf s 'Satufsay Afternoor. The gafterrnoonAwili De gfvenft tb' recrea tioh, eincfading in fexoursioa toathei ''Steel | City." and a visit to the iron and steel mills, and alqiecsptidne s5y4 the Woman's Club of Birmnghbsafm' bsf m'9srs,psa eas tsare I au,erf 4tA 9Saturdays Nightrp,i saT l. lfr..45-sSonEj service. 9Fif saofad laeff in l, ,siO4z.Addrss.i The Boy, What Sha Shall I We Do .Fof Him. T .Ja F. Jackson, General Secretary New Orleans ''.@gf''s, AhfEef' l1a Seao.Hnilies College Man and the asssocia- tftiofl sss by F.a1W af afAntlersonss.i etst stpd fl SsAo.- .ilroaaf sessiopaa Fs ;Csf Shepard 1. c eneral Freight Agent I4oqisyillel {. and and MashvMIs Nash M Railway, l y,3 M9nats9@msrsy' @ syy' Rrss'd- fA LA adrs sss3sssrHe Rsilroad Man and tnesAs sociaton'' Testimonies off, railroad men.
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 -snsunday, fkprIl ei.
 Mirnfng- FeiiowsfIi p meeting forl dele sgatls. f#aiii siii7s-# #=H eit477l aGi L., AternoonTsMass lmeeting for men. |
 Meeting for .boys. f, A -., a. Meeting for ladies. | illNightErnforfs' service and farewell meet hgg 1cotiductsd by sH.AF Williams, State ysscretary.ans hna zs.ash.An =a 1T rssg2,. ' .i,,'...fsn., .,,, Atlanta. Ga. Nov,.ls 1879,