The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1906-05-16
LEAGUE CONFERENCE.
An Interesting Convention Now In
session-Exeellent Program.

Session-Exeellent Program.
The opening services OF the annual
meeting Of the State League confer.
ence which Is in session here was
held last night at the Broadway Meth.
odlst church The opening sermon was
preached by Rev. W. J. Moore Of Nor.
man. Okla The speaker chose as his
theme. The Need OF More Spiritu.
allty Among Young People and very
aptly held the attention Of the audi.
ence for a short while After the ser.
mon the visiting delegates we're intro.
duced to one another and a general
good time was had.
The morning session opened at Q
o'clock. with Pres. J. s Lillard in the
chair. Prayer was offered by n. A.
Philips OF Carnegie. after which the
hundred and thirty.ninth psalm was
read in concert
"The Waiting Hour was discussed
by DR.. J. E. Olsen Of Guthrie This
was followed by a general discussion
OF THE Leader" about which some
interesting points were brought out
and some good suggestions made.
A paper prepared by Mrs r. A.
Smith and read by Miss Ethel Amos
ofokmulgee. entitled "The Member"
was greatly enjoyed by the assembly
Miss Pearl Roberts Of weatherford
Ok. who has been assigned the sub.
ject OF "The Music and how to secure
IT," was listened to with pleasure and
profit.
THE Welcome Committee" was dis.
cussed by the general assembly and
iheaway TO secure such committee,
brought out.
"The Use Of the Epworth Era in De.
votional Life" was discussed by John
NJ. Lowell OF Chlckasha
"The Use OF the Bible in Devotional
Meetings" was discussed by all.
The principal address Of the meeting
was delivered by Rev. T. L. Rippey Of
Ada. who chose as his subject "'rhe
Real Purpose of the Devotional Meet
ing. Opportunities and Responsibilities
of the League"
The meeting adjourned to meet at
o'clock this afternoon at which time
the program will be continued.
The following officers are present:
]. s. Llllard, president. Oklahoma
City; ]. T. Ellis. 1st vice president,
Checotah: w. G.. Ditzler. end Vice
president. Ardmore; r. s. Satterheld,
3rd vice president, Lawton; T l.. Lal'
lance. ith vice president, Muskogee;
Mrs. A. +. McGarr. Jr., superintendent.
Muskogee: DR.. II. S. Parsons, corre-
spending secretary. Oklahoma City;
Miss Junia McFall. recording secretary
Sulphur.
To noon today the following dele.
gates have arrived to attend the
meeting:
J. s. Lillard. Oklahoma City; ~ A..
Philips. Carnegie; Rev. w. NJ. Whe!'
en-. Antlers: ]. Frank Rhodes, Carne'
gle; Miss Mime Wolfenbarge, Mus
kogee; Miss Matte Snowden, Antlers;
Miss Stella Butcher. Broadway; Or.
] L. Disch. Guthrie: Rev w. J. Moore,
Norman: c. Allen Burris, Davis; Miss
Ethel Amos. Okmulgee; Miss Mary
Blakeney, Hargrove College; Miss Jes'
sic Hardin, Tecumseh; Mrs. F. l. Da.
Wis. Tecumseh: Rev. ]. Rush Goodloc,
Marietta; John NJ. Lowell. Chickasha;
Earnest Cain. Hargrove College; Mrs
Alice Cook Bristol; \. NJ Miller, Ok
lahoma City; Rev T. II. Crease, Nor.
rison; J. l.. c. Guest. Duncan; Miss
Anna Colyert. Oklahoma City; Miss
Bessie Powell, Oklahoma City; Robt.
4. Morris, South McAlester; Rev. II.
+. Stegall. Woodford Marshal Duna'
way, Hargrove College; Hubert Davis,
Broadway; Rev. T. L. Rippey Ada;
Rev. w +. Dunkle. Vinita; Mrs Hor-
ace Shepherd. Altus; Rev. A. \. Av'
eryt, Altus; Miss Pearl Roberts,
Woatherford; Alyen Watson, Broad
way: Miss Mamie Nlsbett Broadway,
rs the senate honest asks Senator
Tnlman, In a magazine article II the