The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-05-27
Three Sessions During Day and
Evening at the Christian
Church.
ATTENDANCE is LARGE
AND INTEREST GREAT
Many Helpful Papers Presented
and Officers Are
Chosen.

The eighteenth annual convention Of
the Utah Christian Endeavor Union
was held Saturday at the Central
Christian church on Fourth East and
Fourth South streets,
There were sessions In the morning,
afternoon and evening, and oil were
we'll attended. The church was neatly
decorated with &C. E." notices and
pledges. and O. good attendance. despite
the rain. proved how thoroughly the
young people were interested
Morning Session.
The morning session opened with
song service. and a short devotional
service, when Rev. P. a. Simpkin de-
livered hearty address of welcome,
which WAS responded to by G. Z.
Marks. Tho Responsibility of the
Lookout Committee" was discussed by
William Mcclure, Of Ogden, and the
discussion Of the paper was led by Miss
Ruth Slower and several others.
Mr.. Kobayashi Talks.
The feature of the morning hour was
On address by Mr.. Kobayashi of Og-
den, who has twenty-five japanese
scholars in his class there. This speak
er enthused his audience on the theme,
THE Japanese Christian Endeavor
Work in Utah" The fervor and power
of this unaSsuming man moved the
audience to cheers and tears by turns.
Miss Fanny Thorne read paper on
"The Opportunity and Duty of the
Christian Endeavor Society In Mis-
sionary Work." which was discussed by
Mrs. S. ]. Snyder. of KaysYille.
Afternoon Session.
The afternoon service was given to
a Junior conference. led by Miss Maud
Ditmars and a good paper on How
To Make the Prayer Meeting Helpful
TO Young Christians
Officers Are Elected.
The business meeting followed, at
which the following officers were elec-
ted for the ensuing year; President, {.
e. Marks, reelected: first Vice-presi-
dent VIM Blum; second Yice-president,
VIM. McCune third vice-president,
Miss Hurst; secretary and treasurer,
Miss Eva NJ. Fleming, reelected, Jun
ior superintendent, F. Z, Davis; dlrec-
tors, H e. Page. G. A. Broadus, Rob
ert Jessup William Blum, Hazel Sny-
der and Rev. c. Good
Evening Session.
The evening session opened with a
good attendance. and after a song
service, Rev Dr.. Paden Of the First
| Presbyterian church, gave Bible
| reading on the Twenty-tifth Psalm, or
the Young Peoples Psalm 1t was a
| fitting and apt teaching and was we'll
| received
The Westminster quartet then sang
| a beautiful number and Rev. VIM. Ross
| Lloyd, the new pastor Of the Christian
! church. addressed the mee ting on "The
Relations OF tho Christian Endeayor
Society and the Church
Pleasing Speaker.
Mr.. Lloyd is a forceful and ready
| sneaker, and set out plainly the mean
| ing OF the church and the society, and
| lust what each stood for. Ihen ne
| took up their relations TO each other
| in clear-cut, emphauc manner, nc N
Illustrated their interdependence by
speaking of by-products In manufac-
turing Undertakings, and spoke or the
by-products of the church and society
By-Products of Church.
Rev. Mr.. Lloyd stated that good
lodges, good clubs. good aggregations
| of honest, truthful men and women are
| the by-products OF the church, ano
could not be but for the church. His
plea was that the people OF GODS
church should not take the by-produc'
for the central product Self-deyelop'
n,ent and conquest are the two phases
of church work, and In poth. the En-
denver society can and should be help
full 40
The convention closed with papei
on "What tho World Has a Right t6
Expect of tho Young Christian. pA
Rev, S, A. Hayworth, OF the East Sid'
Baptist church, which was well re-
ceiyed and heartily commended.