The weekly true Democrat. (Tallahassee, Fla.) 1905-1912, 1907-06-28
STATE coRWERRNCE
EPWoRTH LEAGUE

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WAS BEST YET.
The Florida State EpwOrth League
conference convened in this city Tues
day evening, June 18Th. and the open
ing session was held at Trinity MethO-
dist church, and attracted q large num-
Der. The initial sessio was very in
teresting. The program was begun by
a song service. At its Conclusion, Mr..
Cutie p. MeCOrd made 3 pleasing ad-
dress of welcome TO the delegates to the
conference on behalf Of Tallahassee
Epworth League. Miss Bessie Temple,
on behalf of Tallahassee Junior League
gave a graceful greeting and extended
a welcome. Mr.. Worth w. Trammell
on behalf of the city OF Tallahassee,
made beautiful address, extending the
freedom of the city to the visitors. Mr..
Trammell has established reputation
as a pleasing speaker, and his address
Tuesday evening was very happy
effort.
In well-chosen words he paid eloquent
tribute to the work OF the Epworth
League Cor the rengthening and up
building of the church. In bidding the
delegates welcome the orator pointed
out the beauties Of Tallahassee and the
hill country, and made all feel that Tai
lshassee must indeed be to them home
during their stay.
Rev Friedrich Pasco, president of the
State League; Rev. j. r. Mickler, presi-
dent of the conference board, and MISS
Lottie Bule, on behalf of the Junior
League, made feeling responses to the
addresses of welcome.
Following, the president made his an
nual address to the conference. The
sacrament of the Lords Supper was adj
ministered and the benedictiOn closed
the evening services.
At6o'clock Wednesday morning there
was watch service at Trinity Metho-
dist church, followed at $50 by religious
service, with Bible reading conducted
by Miss Emma Tucker, the noted
evangelist.
The morning session was devoted to
business matters, fraternal greetings
and reports of the officers. The con
ference met again at $3.50 o'clock. Three
interesting addresses were made. Rev.
j. M. GlazieT, on duty of the League to
Young People; Rev. L. D. Lowe, Of
Miami, on A View Of the League
throughout Southern MethOdism, Is II
Gaining Ground ard Rev. Isaac C. Jen-
kins, Of Lake City, on the League, Lit
erary and social.
Wednesday evening a beautiful re-
ception was rendered the visitors at the
elegant home of Miss Sallie Blake. The
entire house was decorated with white
H.. hn las
was lighted with Japanese lanterns the
effect being weird and attractive The
evening was delightfully."- spent, music,
conversation and delicious refreshments
adding TO it's pleasures.
The program for Thursday and Fri
day were as follows:
THURSDAY, JUNE 20.
600 a. m, morning watch
$3.50 a. M, religious service, with
Bible reading by Miss Emma Tucker.
Address The Presiding Elder and
the League. Rev. j Edgar Wilson, 7.
F., Tallahassee district.
Discussion by presiding elders and
others.
The League as an Evangelistic Force,
Rev. J. Il. Mitchell, Orlando, Fla, Rev
+. +. Steinmeyer, Sycamore, Fla.
$3.50 p m, religious service
The Junior League and other Juvenile
Societies, Miss Lou Barnett. state
superint .ndent junior work.
Discussion The Qualifications Of
Junior Superintendent, Mrs. !. $. Pat
terson, Tallahassee, Fla.
Symposium. Junior League Meth
DDS, Mrs J. Lawton Moon, Jackson
vile, Fla.
800 p. m, religious service.
Address, Our Boys Nj. Fred T. Bar
nett, Jacksonville, Fla.
Reports from boys leagues.
Address, Boys Leagues and the
Gang, Rev. J. Lawton Moon, Jackson
vile, Fla.
Discussion opened by Rev y. II
Williams, Jacksonville, Fla.
FRIDAY, JUNE q.
600 a. M, Morning watch.
$40 q. m, Religious services with
Bible reading by Miss Emma Tucker.
Business session.
Address. A view Of the Mission
Fields in the Florida Conference, Rev,
Z. Ira Barnett, conference missionary
secretary.
Conference on missionary department.
Rev Ed. F. Cook, D. d., superintends
ent of Young Peoples MissIcsaafy
| Movement, Nashville, Tenn.
$50 p. m. Religious service.
Installation Of officers.
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