The Ocala banner. (Ocala, Marion County, Fla.) 1883-194?, 1902-03-14
CHRISTIAN ENDEAVOR CONVENTION.
The Marion and Citrus Societies in
Joint Session Interesting Pro-
Reception Last Night.

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counties was called to order tuesday
afternoon at the Christian church by
Mr. f. :. Upham, president.
Devotional exercises were conduct
rd by Rev. c. X. Marshall.
Mr.. Gr,ves in very mastery .nan-
her gave words Of welcome which
were responded to 10y President Up.
ham.
Miss Rosa Y. Caldwell sang "Oh!
Singing Light" in very pleasing
manuer. Mr.. Folsom, of Belleview,
gave very interesting and highly in
--rG.tive address On"M0del Workers"
After appointing program commit
t-e Of Messrs. Groves and Folsom,
ana press committee, the cOuven-
ton adjourned until evening.
EVENING SESSION.
The song and praise service was led
by F. :. Upham. Mrs. Folsom sang
most eXpuisitely The Beautiful City"
The address of the evening on
"Christiln Citizenship" given by
Prof r. L. Turner, was most instruct
i've.
The meeting then adjourned to the
residence of Mr.. and Mrs. C.. A. Lid
don where a reception was held. The
evening passed very pleasantly and
was much enjoyed by all present. \
musical and literary program was car
ried out in a most pleasing manner
Rev. r. II. Morris gave two recitations
in his own inimitable way. Miss
Matthews and Mr.. Cilly rendered de-
lightful instrumental music. Miss
Johnnie LiddOn and Mr.. Folsom sang
several selelections to the delight of
every one.
Fruit punch was served by Misses
Naieta Potter and Johnnie LiddOn,
after which all present, expressing
their enjoyment of a pleasant even
ing, babe their hosts good night
The program for "Wednesday was
as 70 lows:
MORNING.
900. Song and praise.
Gals. Devotional service-Rev. G..
G.. AdamsOn, Crystal River.
Solo-Mrs. J. l.. Folsom, Belleview.
$50. Open CONFERENCE.-THE. c. +.
Eberman. Boston.
1000. What Can We Do to Adj
vance the Cause of Christian En-
deavor?"
Paper-Miss Daisy Morris, Iverness.
1915. Remarks, Young Peoples
Standardization Epworth League
VI. +. Church, Ocala.
1880. Open CONFERENCE.-The Ada
Bennett, Crystal River.
What Clause of the Pledge Has
Been Most Helpful to Me-"
II 90. Report of committees and
election of officers.
II 80. why Am 1 an Eudeavor-
er?'-Miss lola LiddOn, OcaIa.
AFTERNOON.
200. Song and praise
2:l5. Devotional service H, {.
smith, Anthony.
$50. Discussion: lis Christian En-
deavor Help to
The Individual-H. c. Groves.
The HOme-Mrs. J. L. Folsom.
The Church-Rev. +. G.. Mckinley.
$50 c. +. Conference-Rev. {. f.
Eberman, Boston.
$40 Junior Work"-MiSs Eliza
beth Sharpe, Ocala.
800 Junior Work a. Help to
the Church, Mr.. Marguerite Tyler
Tvenuess.
4;l5. Young Peoples Societies as
a Training for the Church-"Rev. Z.
l.. Warren.
EVENING.
1900. Song and praise.
7:l5. Devotional service-Miss Ada
Bennett, Crystal River.
SOlO-Mrs. J. L. Folsom, Belleview
80. Address: Young Men at the
Helm of Affairs'-Rev r. Fl. Norris,
Ocala,
Solo-Mlss Rosa y. Caldwell, Butler
Ga.
500. The c. E. OutlOok-Rev. &. E
Eberman, Boston.
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