The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1904-07-03
THE CONFERENCE
EPWoRTH LEAGUE HAS INTER
EsTlNo SESSION.
A Nice Program ls Rendered--otfi-
GERS Elected for the Ensuing
Year-Leaeue viii Hold Next
Meeting at Kingston.

The executive and devotiona, ses-
u,r OF the Epworth League IN con
Ncntlon OF the Ardmore district met
A. me Broadway NJ. E. chaIcd South
Faday afternoon.
The meeting was called to order by
President w G.. Ditzler, prayer was
rendered by Rev. j. NJ. Nichols, an
opening song was sung.
G. Il. Bowers was nominated and
unanimously elected as secretary.
The president then announced the
con- mittees for the following year
Thc roll of the pastors Of the Ard.
mare district was called by Presiding
El1cr Averytt and each responded
.tl ris name by answering the ques-
tion whether a League exists at their
point There proved to be eight good
growing Leagues in this district.
A duett was rendered by Mrs. S.
f. Goddard and Miss Alice Butcher
witch was very beautiful and enjoyed
by all.
President Ditzler then made the
League a short address, which was
very beneficial and to the point.
Rev. Goddard addressed the League
81, aII,,y 90 nrganIyo ond Maintain
successful Epworth League" and
WAS followed by Revs. Nichols and
Coo dloe in a short discussion.
How to maintain the best results
with the devotional department" was
ably represented by c. L. Bowers, fol.
owed by discussion
\ round table discussion was en-.
gagged in by all the Leaguers on the
literary department
4 paper was read by Miss Bessie
Alexander
The reports of the committees were
then heard. This being the conclu
sion of the programme. the miscella
neous business was taken up. The
following officers were elected for the
ensuing year.
President, w. G. Ditzler, Ardmore
First vice president, Mrs. J. L. Der
rick. Madill.
Second vice president, Miss Ethe
Airhart, Marietta
Third vice president, Miss Bessie
Alexander, Ardmore.
Fourth vice president, H. p. MEGA
ha, Madill.
Secretary and treasurer, Pearl vii
hns, Marietta.
Junior superintendent Miss Alic,
Butcher, Ardmore.
| Kingston was chosen as the mex
meeting place of the League.
All papers brought out very livel!
discussions by pastors and Leagueri
present.
Committee on resolutions submit
ted a report pledging to use all possi
BILE means 10 suppress desecration o
the Sabbath. keep the saloon out Q
the Indian Territory when 1t shall be
come a state, and to the execution o
these two. individual work was rec
commended among all the Epwort
LenEucrs Also, extending to Rev
]. VI Nichols thanks for his presenc
and helpful talks, and the people c
Ardmore for their hospitality an
kindness in entertaining the visitors
Throughout the meetings great II
terest was manifested.
r At the meeting Of the district COZ
ference yesterday morning, the ?,
. ports OF the pastors were complete
and everything was favorable tG q
? good work Rev Eagleba-ger wa
s. present and represented the interest
, of The Western Christian AG, cat
, and Rev. Derrick reported % the mi
4 sion work.
o. Rev. ]. ], Loyett OF T,s om1 s
!. preached the regular sermon at
o'clock from the teXt, "Oh, ye of Il
tie faith, Wherefore did you doubt
d DIR. p. B. McSwain. presiden, of Il
r Epworth University at Oklahon
5, City, and n. T, wilson fnanol
T. agent for the same institution q
IS in the city to attend the conferenC
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