The Plymouth tribune. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1901-1911, 1910-06-30
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Y. P. G. E CONVENTION
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tries.
Today the student volunteer
movement and the layman's
movement and the Worlds S. S.
movement has for its motto:
The World for Christ in this
Generation. That we rally to
this as a Branch and locals is
OF vital Importance The aim is
ten hold.
To show the need of the field.
To- broaden the outlook.
To deepen the Spiritual Life.
To Develop the Prayer Life.
To create a realization of per-
sonal responsibility.
To train mission study teach
ers.
To secure workers in the
church.
To increase giving.
Direct lire purposes.
To Lead to Action.
Miss Flora recommended that
each local has both a home and
I6oreigtn study class we Should
do all In on our part.
Benediction by Rev. Tillman.
"Wednesday Afternoon
Song-Stand up for Jesus.
Sentence Prayers
Song-Love divine all love
excelling.
a motion that THE nominating
com. present one name for each
office. Motion carried. A mo-
rion that am auditing committee
be appointed and motion carried.
Mrs Orma Flora presented the
subject: Missions as a Study"
The study of Missions is the
aim to be promoters.
The missionary committee a
good promoter and an ideal
study class.
\ few things that make mem
berS.
Leader not easily discouraged.
Earnest specific prayer for de-
finite results.
Duet by Young ladies of
Walkerton.
John Groves presented the
subject: The Needs of the City
Progress of civilization so
rapid that the making OF city
from cleaving to a great city in
the period of one mans life.
More progress has been made
toward civilization in the 18th
century than any other.
Needs OF the city are higher
hygienic intelligence, impurities
furnish growth for deadly mi
cr0bes.
Cleaner politic-Saloon ele-
men controls politics, voting for
the party that advocate runs.
Clean officials-Not men OF
graft.
Good society.
Needs of the children OF the
city. SO many children in the
poor homes where the laws OF
health are not known, leading to
degeneration and vice. Means
should be provided that the city
children can grow UP as healthy
as the children OF the rural dis
tricts.
Miss Bessie Hays OF Ligonier
presented Our Five Millions
Abroad"
One thousand million souls
have not heard of Christ. United
Brethren have taken 5000 for
their share. Hence the subject
Five Thousand for Christ
The world for Christ in this
century is the motto OF the STU
dent.
we should give generously OF
Ctr means for the desired end.
Personal conservation does
most TO bring the world to
Christ. This obligation OF evan
gelization comes to every one
and we all should Willlnngly do
our best.
lntermSSion of ten minutes.
Song-Mighty Arm OF the
Young.
DIR. Shupe presented the sub
ject: Officers Opportunities and
responsibility.
Aim of the society should be
ftO promote an earnest christian
life. The officers of the society
shall work to this end. Their
opportunities are many. A pick
ed company working for Christ.
Officers must have executive
ability. How to get near to
work. How to deal with men
and women.
Must gain character through
responsibility.
Must gain spirituality, must be
often with your lord, ready to
guide the inexperienced.
Must have qualification.
Be consecrated ready to say,
love my Lord so we'll | am will
ing to do the best | can in any
work the Lord calls me.
Have preparation.
Perseverance
Executive Ability.