The Oskaloosa herald., 1904-09-08

acquaintance were formed and all
made to feel that hearty welcome
was given them. There was an unus-
ually large number of delegates pres
ent at this meeting.
Christian Endeavor,
The Tuesday meeting Of the Chris
tian Endeavor Union in Penn chapel
was largely attended and all came to-
! gether in the spirit Of true devotion.
The presence of the Master was felt
from the beginning of the service.
The report Of the secretary was not
complete, as some societies were slow
to report. There is much work being
done and along some lines a decided
increase is noticed.
The treasurer's report shows all
pledges by the Union paid, and many
Of the societies NOT yet reported.
/ These pledges include the report of
three missionaries at Glen Haven, ia.
maica. Not only are all pledges paid,
but there is now over $4,000 left in
the treasury.
Mary White, a returned missionary
from Jamaica, gave report of the
work in the field. She spoke largely
of the work of Glen Haven, where Al
bert and Ola Courtney are located,
and are supported by the G. e. Union.
They are earnest, consistent Christian
workers and the Lord is greatly bless
ing their efforts in the salvation Of
souls. Some of the work undertaken
| and accomplished by the children and
young people there would almost put
us to shame here for not doing more.
Alice Kennedy, who is assisting in
the work there, spends much time in
visiting families and thus creates
greater interest in mission work.
Their hearts are indeed in the work,
and they are giving the Lord the best
of their abilities.
Organized For Work.
The following committees were ap-
pointed:
Nominating-Flor Baker, Mat.
tie Hadley, Taylor Guthrie, Chas.
Sweet, Clara Greene, Katie Hinsnaw,
David Meredith, Alfred Worrall, Stella
Hinshaw, Clinton Greene, Jennie
Joyce, Lucille Richards, Alma Kellum,
Tristine Dillon, Ella Corker, Alvin
Hoskins, VIM. Figge.
A motion was made and carried at
SKIS time that each Quarterly Meeting
ammo ut a G. E. superintendent. AS
The nsuai time for appointing Quar-
terly Meetins superintendents, the
q Ih,o1ye conn,ittea> was asked to make
snch nominations $SQF the present
year.
Resolutions John Mills, Esuysol r.
Purdy, Grace Allen, Roscoe Cofitl, Mel
lie Joyce.
Devotional Harvey Jones, John
,9adley, Blanche Ford, Bessie Furge-
sofsI Milo Reece.
Auditing Committee-W. H. Pilot, |
Clinton Greene, Walter Hadley.
1t was announced that Pres, Brown, /
Of the Friends International c. E. I'm
tn expected to be here for the public |
;. @. meeting on Thursday evening.
john d. Mills, superintendent and |
organizer Of the Union, gave very
report of the G. e. work |
n tue Yearly Meeting at the present
ime.
..Tne C. E. has given the church a |
lost of trained workers. They are
he best workers IN the church today.
{ is a source of help and strength
o each member to feel that they are
not alone, but that a number of others
ire united with them and are banded I
,ogether for one common purpose.
In committee work better work will
done if they have policy and see
they carry that policy out.
II 5. Sweet, formerly president of
'da. a q. E. Union, conducted
low BILE" that was very helpful
iHQ Ia ctive. Many questions
ifIsFrn I'd suggestions given on
3 askad % have to meet in our
tiles. rarshalltown, gave
y Tat,d,r a. The growth of
k on s,d.ss., comparable to
body liz =, Do 49,
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is a healthy spirit, i "a, o ome
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OF God and We will re, vi
study and times OF prave, \.
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