The Ocala banner. (Ocala, Marion County, Fla.) 1883-194?, 1903-05-08

parlUrs OF the O.ala House We're the
sceLe Of a most joyous occasion.
J WedueSd Ay Was the third aud last
/ day OF the Christian Endeavor Con-
! vention aud The meetings throughout
tue day were very Interesting and
enjoyable.
The quiet honr' service at ;
O'Clock was led by Miss Lulu Wealth.
erwAx. Of Eden, aud al $50 O'Clock
Capt. +. u Wood led the song and
praise service.
A business meeting AID memorial
meeting were $50 held during the
morning.
Ateleveu o'clock DR.. +. T.. Clara.
Of Boston, agaIn addressed tie meet
ing. hIs talk vas ali informal aud
splendid one. de told If Dh- first
Christian Eudravor society which
was organized by Nun on The second
day OF February. ISL aud OF the grad
uaI growth OF lhIs and the OrgauILA-
ton OF other societies until uo0 there
are Christian Eudeavor Societies III
forty dIfcreut counties aud almost
four million members.
his talk Was mostly on the meaning
ana principles of Christian Eudeavor.
He said the four special principles are
"out>poheu confession Of Christ,
Loyal y, fello wsnjp and service" their
object being To. prepare the way 10
God
DR.. Clark ended his talk by an APP
peal TO the convention TO do all in
their power towards expansion
whether or not they believed III po-
hticsl exp.nsiou-such a. the orgaui-
zing OF Junior Endeavor societies
smoug the convict camps, prisoners,
in the cOlOred churches, etc.
IL conclusion DR.. Clark informed
the convention that Christian. Eu-
deavor Correspondence school is ROW
open IN Boston. There Are two oours-
es-a junior and senior Eudeavor
course Of twelve lessons each They
have made the charge A. low a. pos
sitl-. the prize of the course being
only >. Dr. Clark i president Of the
school and the director, are promi-
nent men from all sections OF the
country. The text books used are
the Christian Eudeavor Mauua, by
Dr. Clark and the Junior Manual. ny
Mrs. Clark.
The Wednesday afternoon spry lee
wa> devoted ,o the Junior Eudesvor
Conference and was very interesting
and Instructive. The meeting Wa,
led by Miss R-oeI Wither>, Of Oco-e.
who l. one of the most prominent and
enthusiastic Eudvavor workers in the
state.
The following officers wcr- elected
Weud stay morning: H. {. Groves, of /
this city, president; r. u. Wood. first
vice, president. r. II. Muirh4ad, sec /
oiid vice president: Mis- GRACE Town .
send, secretary; Miss Rebel Withers. .
assistant secretary; r. n. Hal. Treas
urer; MIS-. W. Y. Knott. missionary .
superintendent: ". &. norton. ci,i- /
zru-ulp superintendent; Miss +. VI. /
Nelson, Junior superintendent: Mss .
Jessie Tall'r. supp. correspondence .
department; II. Ray Frrraa, editor
paper
Notwithstanding the rain and ,he /
further face that quite number of +
the d-ieSa.-- mad returned home, the /
church. Va. comfortably filed We'd .
nesday night. +
The programme a. announced IN /
wa carried out aud thelexerci,-.
Were vsry much enjoyed.
Capt, Woods Message e. Young
Men, ami Mss Wlthers' Message To /.
Young Women" struck responsive
chords anj We nope Ike seed sowr on /
good -ou viii spring up aud yield a
rich harvest.
Mr.. 7. f. B.Eg~ and Miss johnnie
Ljddou sang ~we-tiy duet and Rev.
Dr.. Lindsay bada the association an
eloquent farewell