The Anderson intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson Court House, S.C.) 1860-1914, 1906-04-11
- WilIlamston News.

. 10 LuIfteonL4 annual session or the
South Carolina Epworth League Con-
ing and continued through Sunday.
1t was presids ed over by Rev. j. G. Ro-
per, of Darlington. Tho Williamson
Leaguers felt most highly honored -
have the Conference to meet with
them. About sixty delegates, rer :e-
senting all parts of the State, were
present: The Conference was enth7s-
lastic from start to- finish, and new
purposes were formed in the hearts of
new year than ever before. =
An effort was made looking toward
the more thorough organization of the
work throughout the State. The Con-
ference elected District secretaries,
whose work it will be to organize nav
leagues, to direct the work generally,
in their respective districts, and from
time to time. to report the work to the
State president. About $500 was
sented to carry on the work of the or
ganization in South Carolina anc to
help establish the; work on q more
thorough and eystematic basis. ~!
The large audiences that gathered
in the EVENING" felt themselves fortu.
nate to hear addresses by such speak
ers as Drs. Conk: aud Snyder. Of Wof-
ford College, anu F.. F. >. Parker and
From time to timu throughout the
Conference, the last named speaker
taught the Leagners in a most practi-
cal way how to conduct mission study
CLASSES, and, as q result, many more
such classes will be formed on the re-
turn Of the delegates to their homes.|
Mr. T.. +. Peabody, OF Way cross,
Ga, a bnsiness man, who is president
of the South Georgia State League.
brought us Ereetings from our fellow
iB q in16 which - ..aA esly raeentlu
learned that the Sonth Georgia League
Conference s.the very best ih South
ern Meth0dism. MT. Peabody has had
much experience in League work, and
60 Was able to- make practi> al sngges-
tions along many lines and; TO- help ne
out Of some ditficulties. .;.,;,E.. Is. 81,
Miss Mabel q montgomery. showeI ua
mlssionary charts. maps, etc, prepared
told ns how ehe3 kept the young people
interested In missions. Va
Two sunrise pray err meetings were
held during the Conf nserencR,,4 aud On
Sunday, At 10 q. M, q sconsecrat ton
serglco was coBaUCIsu NY; "a +. ~ z E ca a.
ik1dy. tItjwaa sweet to hear the young
pe.Hle relate; :ths good things the Lord
&ACN EA&OMO .4Okat! SL1CxUs ;.AAgpUE{IUuGfIQS
whole Conference our leaders innpreseE
ed upon 1s the fact that unIesss the
Holy Spirit present with nsa all p1ans
Greenville. Greesnwo q az ood, Rock ls,l I'LL,
aud Ramberg each asked Tor the pleas
nre Of entertaining the. next C EOnfer-
ence and SBa1iberg saB chosen ap the
place Of In 10D7 G5;y Es
Il $ The II iilianlst MS League 81 gained
much inspirAti tiOH from IhH Con ference
and tB already plHnniHg tllfhpsiaatic9is
IL for the work of; fhu new yesse. s;fSE
We are glad 4 10 ysflcnldA Mr.. and
Mrs. .9nhefs 0f nderson, ns residenfa
The opelllne sofs mil iinef.y ana silf,,-
mer dreeaS Ep1da atE gYs 81 III HeAlisfera
waa qntte u pleasure 10. the lee. ssSssI $40
Edwin lIaSto, u Emory Hoirpyd aud
EDbuRiasS 3si1gns OF + RGtf1gd x1olsegRs
/; were I'M tow is1tiHE che 9s0nfereneS 1
ss Prot. p. fss.Ils1 H6l 6ll0wayyof Now heg.
n, vas hers SatHr
Ralph Goaes 81 of the ,isadst. ii
.s{ III liaMsto 8 ID: aginntn nR ffo he
heaatffnl In Sher spring y attiss ana sha
pnfk Will: soon asa e CREST attract ti11. RE .ss$
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