The farmer and mechanic. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 18??-19??, 1910-11-01
SECOND DAY Of
BIBLE INSTITUTE
Interesting Discussions
on important Topics
BANQUET LAST EVENING

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North Carolina Students Bible study
Institute in Second Days Session at
A.. & NJ. College Yesterday-TWo
Meetings During the Day, u Visit to
the Ball Game and Banquet Last
Neutrality-suspicious. Closes Today.
Yesterday marked the second days
session Of the North Carolina Stud
ents' Bible Study Institute, at the "A.
& NJ. College. During the day there
were two meetings and at eight
o'clock in the even1ng a panquet was
rendered the delegates, in the colleSe
library. In attendance upon the IN
stitute are about eighty
from schools and colleges OUTSIDE OF
Raleigh and tWenty-siX from the A. d
M. Among the school and colleges
represented are the Inc
University, wake Forest College, Da-
wilson College, ElOn College. Gullfofd
College, Trinity College, W~arfenton
High School, Bingham Of Mebane,
Trinity Park High School.
1T INST IAStl4IS p1S"h -
$50 o'clock, the devotional exercises
being conducted by Rev CT. G.. Hunt
ington, of Charlotte, secretary OF the
Y. NJ. {. A. work IN the Carolinas.
Following the devotional exercises,
Mr.. w. I. Willis, student secretary OF
the Charleston, S. c., Y. NJ. c. A.
work, conducted a discussion on Bible
study, after which Mr.. e. &. Hall,
General Y. M. G.. A. Secretary at the
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a short but interesting talk on meth
DDS Of maintaining interest and at
tendance in the Bible study depart
ment. He emphasized the fact that
no method could take the place Of a
prayerful life and a sympathetic in
terest in men.
Mr.. G. G. Hounshell, representing
the Young Mems Volunteer movement,
with headquarters at New York, then
brought to the delegates a message
from the foreign field, speaking of
the part college men can play in the
eyangelzation Of the world in this
generation.
The institute adjourned at 12:45,
to meet again at two o'clock.
At 2 o'clock began the afternoon
session, de~vot onal exercises being
conducted by Mr.. Hall. Mr.. Wills.
of Charlotte, then gave an Interesting
talk Of Bible study and student evan
gelism, after which Mr.. J. w. Berg
thOld, general secretary of the Y. NJ.
c. A. work at the A. & M. closed the
afternoon session with talk on Spring
Enrolment and Leader Training"
He spoke briefly, but to the point,
telling Of some new plans that are
being put into operation at A. & M.
The delegates then went to the
new athletic field, where they were
presented with free tickets to the
football game.
AT eight o'clock last evening the
delegates gathered in the college
library to find a delightful banquet
that had been prepared by the ladies
of West Raleigh. President HUI was
POSTMASTER, and the following gentle
men responded appropriately: Prof.
W. A. Withers, chairman of the ad-
visory board; Messrs. w. +. Wills
S. A. Egerton. T.. =. Hall, {. q. ftoun-
she'll and George r. Ross.
The evening closed by the
joining hands around the table and
singing the hymn, "Blest Be the lie
That Binds"
At half-past nine o'clock this morn
ing there will be a fellowship meet
ing. conducted by Mr.. HounshelL Al
II o'clock DR.. c. S. Mitchell. Of the
University Of South Carolina, VII
speak, and at 3 D.. m. Rev. II. NJ
North will speak to men only Ihe
closing session will be held this even
ing with the service which Is to be-
gin at seven O'Clock.
~rD CyuT nETEs IN GIN