The Oskaloosa herald. (Oskaloosa, Mahaska County, Iowa) 1885-1919, 1910-06-09
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ing 81 the University Saturday morn
ing, the officers for the ensuing year
we're elected. The officers of the as.
sociation last year have filled their
positions so satisfactory that they
were all reelected Aside from the
regular routine other business of i'm.
portance was attended to, reports Of
committees and officers and sugges-
tons for the caring of the work next
year were heard.
The officers for the ensuing year are
President Rev. G. J. Fowler, West
Newton, Mass. Vii
list Vice Pres REV. Joseph II.
Smith. Meridian, Miss.
I'd Vice Pres. Rev. G, w. Ruth, In:
dianapolis, Ind
Ord Vice Pres.--Hev. M. L. Haney,
Pasadena, Cal.
4th Vice Pres.--Rey. III. G. Morrl.
son, Louisville, Ky.
9Th Vice Pres.--Rev. Isaiah Reid,
Los Angeles. Cal
9th Vice Pres.--Rey. j. M. O'Bryen.
Shelbyville, Mo.
7th Vice PresRey. e. r. Walker,
Los Angeles, Cal 81.
sthn Vice Pres. Rev. Aura Smith,
New Albany, Ind. ....n.
9th Vice Press--+Rev. G. r. Weigele,
Pasadena, Cal. '..
10th Vice Pres.--Rey. w. II. Huff,
Sioux City, la.
Seeretary-Rev. @. A. Mclaughlin,
Chicago, III. ..s. d.. II
Cor. Seoy.~-H. f. Kletzing, Chicago,
ILL.,
Treasurer. r. Lockwood, Boston,
Mass. 'st
Auditor-M. M. Snider Des Moines.
Railroad Secy.--Rev. G. w. Ruth.
Indianapolis, Ind. ....s F!
II The National Holiness Association
is an INSTRUMENTATION organiza
ton, having for it's purpose the teach
ing of the holiness doctrine. During
the past years they have been some
what handicapped in their mission
airy work. assisting other denomina-
tional churches and organizations In
the sending out of missionaries to
foreign fields. Seeing the difficult
| pOSlttUh JAlV nhNOItdEfph W0o thAS fsHd
desiring to widen the field OF labor,
1t has been weighing apoR the
hearts of many OF the strong holiness
workers concerning the organization
OF a foreign missionary society. At
the business meeting steps were taken
towards that direction and the follow.
ing committee, G. y. Fowler, G. W..
Ruth, Mrs. Iva ID. yeinafd, Miss Ian.
rama Terrell, J. M. 0Bryen, A. s..
Cochran, Mrs. P. J. Eppersony Rev. M.
L. Haney we're appointed to forati.
late a constitution and bylaws for the
organization of foreign missionary
| society. "
The organization of the foreign mis-.
sionary society. auxiliary to the Ma
tional Holiness Association. is a great
move forward. 1t will open up al
| great expanse of territory heretofore
untouched by this great faith--theI
doctrine Of true religion. Every mem.
Der learning of the move taken by
the National association believes thatI
il has taken the right step and in the
right direction. All members are en-.
thustiastic for the spreading of holt
ness.
Sunday was great day at the Holi.
ness camp meeting and large crowds
were in attendance at the morning,
afternoon and evening services. In
| the evening the large tabernacle wasI
| filed The three great workers
preached,-Rev. G. J. Fowler, G.. A..
Mclaughlin and c.. w. :, Ruth. 80
A general outpouring of the Holy
Spirit was received at the morning
services and sanctifed ones rejoiced.
1t was great meeting and Rev CIV.
Ruth preached an excellent theme on
the Doctrine of Holiness" At this
meeting was present Mrs. NJ. l.. Ham
ey, an old worker in the. Holiness as.
sociation. She attended the meetings
here for the first time yesterday and
she was so inspired with the good eff.
fects that she was forced to testify
Her testimony was SO effective that
after II the altar worship was the
largest that has ever been noted in
the tabernacle. Everyone was rejoic-
n luBy dHu were uepp9 tHdt tHSS WciS
there ..
L Rev. G. A. Mclaughlin had charge
of the afternoon services and took
for his text John 1:3. He made q
strong appeal for the attendance and
] all were inspired with the many
truths and the forceful way he pre-
4 scented them. 1t was a great meeting
and was even larger than the morn.
I ling service. Bps
The evening services reached the
climax in spiritual Worship and in at.
tendance, the tabernacle being full of
rejoicing people The preaching ser,
vices were in charge OF Rev c. y.
] Fowler, who took for his text John,
II 17:9. Dir. Fowler has a very impress
slve way of getting directly at the
people. As he states It, "He gives his
hearers a little milk then little
meat then he mixes the two and
keeps adding more and more II
was very practical sermon aud con-
tanned much material for the baud OF
workers.
Tuesday was great day at tile
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