The Leon reporter. (Leon, Iowa) 1887-1930, 1902-05-29
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Charlton District Convention wilt
meet at Mt. Ayr June II and l8.

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800. Enrolment and assignment of
delegates at M. E. church.
1880. Devotional, Rev. P. V. D. We'd
der, of Mt. Ayr.
7:45. Address of welcome, Miss Aola
Wright, of Mt. Ayr. Response, Rev. G.
E. Newland, of Garden Grove.
500. Presidents address, Rev. A. NJ.
Shea, of Corydon.
800. Reception by the Mt. Ayr chap
ter in honor Of visiting delegates.
Wednesday morning and forenoon.
600. Sunrise prayer meeting, led by
Mrs. Mary I. Thompson, of Charlton.
$50. Devotional, Miss Hattie Boben-
house, of Cambria.
9:15. Business.
$3.50. "Tithing, or the Christian
Pocketbook,' Miss Hattie Duncan, Of
Allerton.
$50. Discussion, j. e. Cummins, Of
Leon.
9:45. Distinctive Doctrines of Metho
dism," Rev. A. f. Molesworth, of Derby
1000. Discussion, Rev. G. E. Wood, Of
Kellerton.
1915. Institute; subject, Missions
Address, Miss Elizabeth McKibben, Of
Humeston. Five minute papers, "Ge
or Send" Miss Stella Mauk, of Chair
ton. "The Present Outlook" Miss
Sarah Bradley, of Seymour. ''The Mis-
sionary Library" Mrs. w. B. Thomp'
son, of Charlton.
l0:45. Questions, Presiding Elder w
B. Thompson.
11:00. Quarter hour with the Bible
Rev. 1. N. Woodward, of Leon.
l1:15. "The Best Thing My League
Has Done," delegates.
1l:45. Adjournment.
Wednesday afternoon.
1870. Devotional, Miss Lulu Golisch
of Alton.
1:40. Business.
2:lO. Recitation, Miss Sadie Combs, Of
Humeston.
2:l5. "How to Win and Hold thu
Boys" Mrs. Mary D. Guthrie, of Oak
ley.
2:3o. Discussion, Miss Luella Linton
of Kellerton.
2:45. Quarter hour with the Bible
Rev. S. L. Brown, of Shannon City.
500. Institute, departmental spirit
ual work, Rev. w. H. Larrick, of Ting
ley. Mercy and Help, Rev. A. j
Matthews, Of Weldon. Literary, Mis-
Daisy Dent, of Charlton. Social, Rev
Alfred Knoll, of Davis City.
$40. Departmental work report.
400. Chapter reports.
4:20. Paper, "Junior League" Mrs
A. H. Rusk, of Alton.
Discussion, Mrs. w. Fl. Beall, of Mt
Ayr and Miss Aggie Chrisman, of Lib
erty Center.
4:45. Temperance" Prof. Rowley, o
Russell.
500. Discussion, Rev. George L
Goodell, of Blockton.
5:l5. Adjournment.
Wednesday evening.
7:3O Devotional, My favorite prom
Use (be ready to quote it), Rev. Victo
West, of Arispe.
7.45. Sermon, Rev. ]. D. Sparks, o
Diagonal.
Sacramento service conducted b.
Presiding Elder w. B. Thompson.
The officers of the district league ar
as follows. President, Rev. A. M. Shea
of Corydon; first vice president, Mis-
Rose Ewing, of Shannon City, secon'
vice president, Miss OLIVE James, Q
Oakley; third vice president, Mis-
Mamie Denton, Of Corydon; fourth vic
| president, Miss Matte Middup, Of Al
lerton; secretary, Miss Augusta House
holder, of Charlton; treasurer, Mis-
Halle Hatcher, of Russell; JUNO
League superintendent, Mrs. w. Il
Beall, of Mt. Ayr. Mrs. w. H. Beall
president of the local chapter at M,
Ayr and Miss Jane Turner has bee
4 selected to take charge of the work of pre-
viding local entertainment for the dele
gates.
Won't Follow Advice After payin
For 1t.
In a recent article prominent phys
clan says, "It is next to impossible fc
the physician to get his patients to carr
out any prescribed course of hygiene Q
diet to the smallest extent; he has bu
one resort left, namely, the drug treat
ment." When medicines are used fo
chronic constipation, the most mild an
gentle obtainable, such as Chamberlain
Stomach and Liver Tablets, should b
employed. Their use is not followed b
constipation as they leave the bowels i
natural and healthy condition. Fo
sale by w. A. Alexander.
Il John Bull realizes that he ia in M