The sun. (Wilmington, Del.) 1897-19??, 1901-10-26
CHRISTIAN ENDEAVOR
CONVENTION over
CONTINUED From First Page).

church. l would exclude all over 16 Il
years of age and include all under Ii |
years of age. The catescism is the study |
of the life OF Jesus. Use the catechisin |
the neXt time your Junior society meets. |
Mr.. Eberman gave many other excellent
Instructions on " How to use the cate /
chism.
Miss Crawford i'll speaking on the sub
jecl How to Develop the Missionary |
Spirit said: Make the missionary work |
real to the boys aud girls When you |
are sending out boxes to the missionaries |
let the chlaren send something. 1t is |
unwiSe 10 send the children out to beg
for they hate begging as much as we
Put them i'll the way to earn money anu |
learn them to deny themselves, Put the
boys aud girls to work and / think we
will get them interested in missionary
work
international Work, Its Field and
worth was discussed by Mrs w. W.
Anderson. Mrs. Anderson said that
many Of the boys and girls shoulder the
work OF the societies as much us IL,
older members Of the Christian EndeayGr
Societies. To our worthy boys and girls
belong much Of the credit Of mi success,
Al the conclusion Of Mrs. Anderson
paper Field Secretary Eberman answered
questions from the floor on ans u III,
above topics.
JUNIOR RALLY.
Tho principal attraction fur the NJ
usually large congregation ye-taldgg
afternoon WAS the Junior Rally wldea
was started ut $40 o'clock .IUa ,iuHiG
Rally was without Il doubt one of tii
features of the entire convention Til
children, several hundred III maabra
marched into the main auditorium IRON
the Sunday School room where the Pre-
ces lon had been formed by the Jnin
committee. The effect as the childrpn
m0l he'd into the room in single file, H.i
SINGING We Are Coming, wu- Ntat
impressive. Some of the children wUr.
sasheS of red and white Ghc Christian
Eudeayor colorsl. others carried G. IA.
shields, flower bowers and c. L. flags.
After the children had been assembled
in the places reserved for them. thos"
who were to participate i'll the exercise.
OH the platform and the others IN IA
front pcws, Miss Annie Il. Ellison "
Summit Bridge. Junior Superincnden
made her annual report. Miss ELISE
said: II never had such u pleasant dUt.,
as it is to give our Junior report rs it
very encouraging" During the ye,l,
four societies have AiSbandcd ana on.
has gone over to the Epworth League.
We. however, have added three new So
cietics this year There il now % sa.
cietics with II membership of HOO AM
316 new members have bccn added. III"
Junior societies during tho year have
raised 800 for missions and over 500 fo
the aid Of orr own churches Miss Eli
son said that there had hrcn many gift,
to the sick and poor aud that il would
be impossible to tell nil the good work
that has been done by the Juniors
AT the conclusion of the Superintcnd-
ent's report Field Secretary Ebcrmall
made an interesting address to the child
rem.
EXERCISES BY JUNIOR ENDEAN,
OREIS
The exercise ''Yc Are the Light of the
World" by members Of the Wilmington
Junior Christian Endcavor Union wa.
especially pleasing. The characters were
as follows: America. Miss Ethel Craw-
ford. christianity. Miss Julia Baynard;
American representatives. Miss Marion
Sharp. Miss Eyalnc Pennington, Mis-
Mabel Wright ana Miss Hattie Freese
China. Miss Louise Griftith Japanes"
Miss Mabel Hanps; North American
Indian, Miss Audry Stout; child widow
from India Miss Marguerite Wells and
India orphan, Mis- Mabel Carpenter
The children were trained Tor the cX"r
else by Miss Mahala Wells. the well
known local cloculionist Following tl!t
above exercise ii ircc-WiIl Offering wa,
taken after which there WAS an addrcs,
by Pror George W. Twitmyer
st raul's NJ L. ~ocirty received tn
baluer for the snrrty having done til,
hrt nll-r0und worl durihg thc year. Tn,
presentation address wars made 10y PreSi
dcut BURNS After u selection by tn
riair ttr session aiiouruad Immediate
~ ftor tile session the Junior Worker.
Conference was held and was cunductr,
by NG Mary $. Zane.
IT. StE SESSION or CCNSENTI0N
h Textures Of the closing session q
tll convention was the rNrallmt mili
hy th" choir and the eloquent addresses
N. Was also one Of The Er@Gst Al
trlallor~ during the conynll5u, aarrl
gre -rat III the auditorium Icing y,
ruHial. The session WIS 0EcE wish
sO arvice followed by drNataI#I
rr Ill charge Of the Roy. ] Hgtru
~ tE~cow, his subject haing hHs h
Nu
Ip Gov. Joseph Wilson l
il.l iuhia was the frs, g IN
%a hain. "fhr Problem 4,T ".
Ulia- the discourse Mr. CHgu.a
lr.ah nus Of civilization are 4t@
luuHH Ihr world IF ilil@u ~
w rtcd with power. r
ALI raD power in snml p
uU nil that the power ~ rai 5t
til is insignificant when