The pioneer express. [volume] (Pembina, Dakota [N.D.]) 1883-1928, 1903-07-17

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be a Moody or q Roosevelt in your class
Look at lessons from child's standpoint.
Love attracts. Make preparation in
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= Invitations for next session received
from Cavalier by Mr.. Hall ana from
Neche BY Mrs, Henderson. Invitation to
Cavalier accepted. Nominating COM
ittee reported the following officers.
President, Mr.. Pratt; Vice Pres. Mr..
Martin; Treasurer, Mr.. Halcrow; Secre-
tary. Mrs. McFadden. Supt. Home Dept.
Miss Garrett; Primary Supt., Miss Jessie
Halcrow.
Convention adjourned at 2 p. m.
The following out Of town delegates
were present. L. o. Ferch, Mrs. Well, E..
Oertli, Lizzie Hartz, Edith Thompson.
H. E. Pratt, J.'W. Melville, Rev. S. Van
Tassel, Miss Van Tassei, Miss Ella
Stafford. H. B. Cook, Jas. McEwen, Rev.
Hall, Cavalier. Miss Tina Macarthur.
Mr.. and Mrs. ]. M. Wylie. Dravton. Mrs.
G. A Appleton, Mrs. ]. H. Patterson,
Rev. ]. w. Bell, A. Martin. MIR. Patterson,
Crystal. Rev. S. Whitford, ]. Halcrow,
W.. H. Tate, Bowesmont. c. Slagerman,
O. Brown, Mr. and Mrs. D. Murry, Rev.
Newlove, Rev. MIR. and Mrs, Mcclure.
Bathgate. Mrs. Armstrong, Mrs.'J. Nc
connell, Miss StulI, Mrs. ]. Creighton,
Mr.. and Mrs J. W. Macarthur, Glasston.
Mrs. Walper, MIR. and Mrs Fred Hodg-
son, Tongue River. Louise Armstrong.
Frank Joy, Rev. A. E. Coomb, Hanil-
ton. Miss Bessie Cox, and Polite E.
Elliot, Nowesto. VIM. Inglis, MIR. and
Mrs. A. D. Gibson, Mrs. McFadden.
Tyner. Mary Trenbeath, Emma Folker,
Mildred Lewis, Miss McFadden, Mrs.
Henderson, Neche.
RESOLUTIONS ADOPTED.
Resolved, that we accord our sincerest
thanks to the people of Pembina and the
officers of the Sunday schools for their
untiring efforts in providing for this con-
vention and their visitors.
Resolved, that we recommend hold.
ing of district institutes whenever pract-
icable and whenever they shall best SUBJ
serve the interests OF the Sunday schools;
and would designate the following
places wherein such institutes shall tie
held, viz: Cavalier, Crystal, st. Thomas,
Bathgate.
Resolved, that we will uphold and pro.
mote all forms of legislation that have in
them recognition of the Christian Sab
bath. That we will not tolerate any
form of popular amusements which are
bound to desecrate the Christian Sabbath
and set bad example before the people.
We will pledge ourselves to keep the
Sabbath day holy and thus strive to
build up the kingdom of God.
Resolved. that we deplore the wide-
spread and debasing influences of the
use OF intoxicating liquors. We call up
on our teachers and the people in gen.
eral to unite in a persistent and uncom-
promising effort in the name of Christ
and the church to develop an intelligent,
progressive and Christian public sent.
ment for the overthrow. Of the liquor
power IN our land. That we express
our highest appreciation of the persist.
ent efforts Of States Attorney Bryniolfson
and sheriff Atkinson in prosecuting the
violators of our prohibitions law and
promise, thssn our unqualified and un.
lailing support in their endeavors to en-
force that law.
Resolved that we heartily appreciate
The intense and nntiTing efforts u our
executive officers in the work OF the As
sociatson, &
Resolved. that We express our apprec-l
alton q the presence with Us a Bto.
[Ohn. Gechard We especially recognize
bic intense earnestnesa il and devotion |
'he wctk 81 helping iorxard Tie work ofl
sanday schools ana pray God that he
nv ~ ~ - j. Ire discharge ofl
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