The Oskaloosa herald., 1904-09-15

mons, Adelia G. Sharpless, DR.. ii. w.
Rocker, Eli G.. Parker, Eliza. Kenwor-
thy, Joseph Arnold.
/ The statistical report shows very
satisfactory in crease in the church
work in general. There are a large
number of young people looking for
ward to and preparing for the minis.
try. There is larger showing OF
conversions and accessions to the
church this year than last.
The evangelistic treasurer's report
shows a balance on hand of $4,000
This report and also the treasurer's
report Of church extension are very
encouraging.
The nominations for the ensuing
year are:
General Supt.-W. Jasper Hadley.
President-Morris Lemons.
Secretary--Mary T. Thomas.
Treasurer-Hiram Hammond.
The reports and appointments are
approved
Many gave words of commentator
on the work of our superintendent the
past year.
Chas. Sweet had charge of the sub
scriptions taken for the church ex-
| tension work.
Thursday Afternoon.
Christian Endeavor Business Meet
ing. Minutes of last meeting read
and approved with the insertion of
the treasurer's final report. The aud
iting committee report the treasurer's
! books found correct.
Report of the Nominating Commit
tee was as follows:
President-R. r. Newly.
1st -President-Stella Ellis.
I'd Vice-President-C D.. Greene.
Secretary and Treasurer - Alice
Cook.
Quarterly Meeting superintendent
as follows: ).
Ackworth--Edith Smith, Ackwortn.
Bangor-Wm. Pilot, Marshalltown.
Bear Creek Taylor Guthrie, Lin.
den, Iowa.
Des Moines-Anna Winery, Des
Moines, Iowa. .a.
Greenville, Fife Arms, Spencer, Ia
Hiawatha-S. s. Dunnagan, Benkel.
man, Nebr.
Honey Creek - Virgil Lancaster
New Providence, Iowa.
| Lynn Grove-Edna Newly, Lynn
vile, Iowa. "
eapolis-Elizabeth Thompson.
MI Uarpnp ITor
rison, S. Oak.
Oskaloosa--Or Carroll, Oskaloosa
Platte valley-Fred Lebert, Central
City, Nebr.
Pleasant Plain-Pliny McCracken,
Woolson, Iowa. -.-a.-...S..--~xnp,a<.-~--
salem Appointed by Quarterly
Meeting.
Scranton Emma Shepherdson
Scranton, Iowa.
Spring Bank-George M. Chase, AL
len, Nebr.
Springdale- Edward Hollingsworth
west Branch.
Union-Elliott Hiatt, Lynch, Nebr.
Winneshiek-Ella Bryant, Hesper
Iowa.
The report was adopted.
The Quarterly Meetings are asked
to appoint Quarterly Meeting C. E
Superintendent at the next regular
time for appointing Quarterly Meet
ing superintendent.
The Resolution Committee brought
the following resolutions, which were
considered separately, and after {
thorough discussion and few amend
ments were adopted, as follows:
Resolved, first, That while earnest
| ly following our Christian EndeavoI
methods, we keep in close touch apd
harmony with the church, emphasiz
ing cur motto, For Christ and the
! Church" ..
Resolved. second, That we make an
earnest, prayerful effort, to enlist in
membership the young people of our
committees.
Resolved third, That we give pray
erful attention to our associate mem.
bers and seek for the conversion OF
all the young people whom we may
reach.
Resolved fourth, That we keep
prominent the Junior work and where
| possible organize new societies.
Resolved, fifth. That we recommend
the individual societies to place the
, responsibility of carrying on the work
upon the young people.
Resolved, sixth, That we contribute
fully 81 200 for the support Of the
work.
Resolved seventh. That we under
take the support of the Glen Haven
station of the Jamaica Mission work
at cost of 5000. which comes as a
request from the Yearly Meeting Mis-.
sion Board
Resolved, eighth, That the Junior
and intermediate Societies pay 500
for the support of Rebecca Sampson,
an assistant teacher in the Happy
Grove training school.
Resolved, ninth, That our Executive
Committee be authorized to expend
an amount not exceeding $500 for the
Home work and current expenses.