The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1902-06-29
|UNIVERSALISl.S
CLOSE SESSION
By EIecting officers for Church
and Young Peoples Union.
ENJOY A TROLLEY RIDE
Delegates and Members
Viewed Wichita LAST Night.
ENJOY A TROLLEY RIDE

The second day of the joint annual s6s-
sion OF he Kansas uaversalist -conven-
ticn met yesterday At the Plymouth Con-
gregauonaI churc1 from 80 o'clock until
O'Clock. BeS.nl:lx at % was the cen
ference and praise meeting led by Mr..
Dclden of VI : "a This vas quite well
attended and much enthusiasm VAS dis
played in the work
At O'Clock the Y. P. c. [. was called
10 order The business remaining from
yesterday was taken up and finished and
the election of officers for next year was
proceeded with. The same officers who
held Office last year were reelected. They
were: Prisedtn. Lorring Trott, Junction
City; secretary, Maud Wells. Seneca; and
treasurer. Maude Pierce. Junction City.
At o'clock Rev. Vail Of the Unitarian
church rose ard made a few remarks.
These were well received ana showed
mucn thought and study. Miss Stella
Burke of Wichita then gave recitation
which was followed by music.
Rev G. A King. state superintendent
of churches, gave an extended report Of
the doings of the churches and Of the
missionary work in the state. He report
ed number Of new churches organized
and those already organized doing splen-
didly both financially and spiritually.
The report from the missionary field
showed that much good had been done
through this means and it was decided TO
continue the work another year under the
leadership OF Rev. King
Tho oo,eyr,e oro fsor ,-ac thor, Tfc,,,fcrad IN
re-assemble after dinner at clock.
At o'clock the convention assembled
for the afternoon session. This consisted
OF music and papers ny different members
of the Y. p. c. Z. The paper on Your
Aim in Life" by Miss Jennie Michaels Of
Wichita was read. Miss Michaels was
unable to be present at either the meet
ing today or yesterday, Other good pa
pers were read by Miss Marie Todd, Wich-
ita on the Young Woman and the
Church. and by Mr. Fred Belden on
Christian Citizenship.
Miss Lena Knobiach, Wichita, rendered
an exquisite solo. which was very wei
received.
THE Sunday school and its Relation to
the Church" was the subject of very
interesting discussion led by Mr.. Abijah
WeisI Of Seneca. In this much new
thought was brought out on this subject
and the discussion was fast and spirited.
Afterward came the election Of officers
and trustees of the church.
The officers elected were: President,
O. H. Trott. Junction City; vice president.
r J. Kennard. Seneca; secretary, Q.
Buckwalter, Wichita.
The members of the fellowship commit
tee elected were Abijah Wells, Seneca;
Rev c. e. W. Gosser, Seneca and 5. w.
Belden Wichita.
The trustees of the church elected for
next year are: Rev Abijah Wells. Sen
eca; Mr. A. c. Pierce, Junction City; Mr.
H. Morton White, Topeka; Mr.. z. ]. Ken
nard, Seneca.
The evening session was dismissed and
the delegates were invited to go on
trolley ride over the car lines of the city.
starting at ESQ and afterward going to
the residence of Mr.. o. Buckwalter, 1lo6
Larimer avenue for refreshments
Today the Universalists join services
with the Congregational church Rev.
Sergeant viii conduct services in the
morning. Rev. Gossou viii conduct the
afternoon services oeginnig at ? o'clock.
in the evening Rev. Ewalt of Junction
City will conduct the service. Tie even
ing service Will commeu-e at : O'clock.