The daily tribune., 1903-10-21

~ paper sFrOm IL to 49, BY Prof.
6huck; Both papers wsre fully dis.
cpsssd. Mr.. Morritt Of Pueblo giving
some valuable suggestions as to how
to reach the boys. Miss Mary Mill
ken rendered solo, 1.-THE Sheperd
King' in very pleasing manner.
Miss Minnie Waggoner was to have
discussed ''Mission Work III the
Cities" bnt Was unavoidable detain-
ed Mr.. Morritt Of Pueblo who has
charge af the G. f. & l. Sociological
work gave q very interesting &C
count Of the university settlement
work in Boston. Mr.. Albert Grant
Of Rockville read the paper. How
can we help our Presiding Elder.
The paper was full Of good suggas.
tions and was discussed b several OF
the delegates.
Miss g. E. Maxey of 4 unta be-
ing unable to be present sent her pa
per upon 1.-THE Epworth League ard
the Church Services, which called
forth much discussion as to how to get
the young people OF attend the gas-
ious services of the Sabbath and the
devotional meetings of the week.
Mrs. Turritt of Cripple Greek read
q paper upon ''How Shall we get the
Greatest Good From our Devotional
Meetings" This paper was full of
suggestions and WAS discussed bv
many Of the delegates. The general
feeling WAS that the reading of quota.
tons from the Epworth Herald or
passages of Scripture was not taking
part in the srevices as intended by
the borad of control. such proceedings
being rather hurtful than helpful in
the religious experience. After the
benediction the conventin adjourned
to meet at z 30.
Mr.. Guy Fleming led the song SER
vice after which the convention had
q short business session Resolutions
were adopted and officers elcted for the
ensuing term. Mr.. Fleming then
rendered solo. after which Rev.
Harris delivered his lecture upou
Visible Rhetoric" He held the
closest of attention for more than an
hour as he PORTRAYED with great force
the power Of seeing things.
Sunday WAS big day. The love
feast service of the morning was in
charge of the pastor, which was fol-
lowed by the Sabbath School. many
Of the delegates assisting in the work
of the school. DR.. Harris preached
great sermon in the morning, and
assisted by I'r. Madison and the pas
tor. administered the sacrament at
its close
The Junior ralley will long be re-
membered by the little folks of Flor
encs. Miss Ida Davis had charge of
the meeting and was ably assisted by
Miss Williams and Messrs. Morritt
and Fleming The Junior choir
organized under the direction of Miss
Wsgeoner. with Miss Rose Lines as
leader lead the singing in highly
pleasing manner. Manv deleagtes
were present also.
At $50 Miss Anna Burgess led the
Union Devotional Services which
were very profitable.
At 80. the hour OF the public
worship, Prof Hitler took charge of
the organ. rendring a very beautiful
selection. The muisc WAS especially
fine and consisted of solo by Miss
Blunt, an Anthem by the choir and
a solo by Mrs. Eichhorn. Rev. Madi-
son delivered the closing address of the
convention. 1t was an address of
great power and full of rich sugges.
tions and helpfulness to young people.
His splendid way of putting things.
his keen humor and deep pathos make
him great power-in the pulpit.
The convention was great help
and lesson to the community and the
coming of these young people was
more than worth all the cost.
The next convention goes to Pueblo
and will doubtless be we'll attended by
the young people of Florence who
have now learned che value of these