Bryan daily eagle and pilot. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1909-1918, 1911-08-23
NIGHT SESSION.

The devotionalS were mad ana allel'
ward Miss Jessie d. Holman of Long
view was introduced and read paper,
THE B. Y. p. U. Recruiting Station
Rev. DIR. l.. X. Williams was intro
duced and read a portion of the M
teenth chapter of John and the choir
sang Christ, Our Redeemer, Died on
the Cross" Rev. DR.. j. w. Bailey tneh
followed with a fervent prayer. Inc
choir sang Come Holy Spirit, HeaV'
emily Dove"
Rev. DR.. AT Barbour of Galveston
was introduced by Vice President o.
II. Fowler, who in turn introduced the
speaker of the evening, Rev, j. u
Sims of Pittsburg. Rev. Dr. SIMS
asked the congregation to join him IN
singing Holy, Holy, Lord God Al
mighty" which was responded to III
glowing way Then he announced
his text: Greater love hath no man
than this. that man lay down MS
life for his friend" He said; "There
are goodly number of people mere
fear. who don't do anything at your
home churches in the B. Y. p. u. WORK;
So many of us are not real. We should
consecrate our lives to Gods cause.
There are lots of people IN the ciulcn
who are simply hypocrites, ana we
pastors, many OF us, are guilty. VI
dragging people into the church III,
stead of having them born INTO II,
He nreached an able sermon. Kew. IL.
In Wilson of FL Paso sang Lord
Want TO Be Like Jesus in My Heart,
and the spiritual tide ran high. lie
then led in a fervent prayer.
Prominent among those who are at
tending this great convention are heN
n Scott, ID. D., of Austin, state SUI
nerintendent of Sunday school ms
) sions: Rev. ]. w. Bailey, Tn. b., o.
Marshall. state superintendent or ms
sions. Rev. l.. X. Williams, TIL. b., o.
Fort Worth, president OF BapuSt Mls
; fsionary and Educational convention
, Rev. p. w. Wesley of TeXarkana' staI'
foreign mission secretary; Prof.. D. NJ
Caldwell of Houston, educational sec
Rotary: Miss Jessie d. Holman o
= Ioneyiew. superintendent OF Women
, Stota Missionary Convention; REV.
r Washington of Fort Worth, MrS
, NJ Walker of Longview, Rev Ut
A Barbour of Galveston, president
Q state Sunday School Conventlon' heN
| DR. A. r. Griggs of Dallas, natloha
Y foreign missionary secretary; Kew Il
r Wilson of FL Paso, Rev. W. NJ Al
derson of Carmine, Rev. W. - III
n u of Waco. Rev. w. II. scott O
Fort Worth. Rev. DR.. A. c. Capers o
Dallas. Rev. B. J. Brown, ID. D., 9
gainesville. Rev. l.. A. Weaver OF LAY
, lor Rev. A. w. Taw of MeXia, Key
I w. Hawkins of Ennis, Rev. A. !
Russell of Gainesville, Rev. H. I
Francis. Tn. b., of Tyler, Kew >.
sweeney of Bonham, Rev. A. 1. stew
art. d. D.. of Helena, Ark, nations
secretary: Rev. ]. A. Mcpherson
!, Kountze, Rev. A. II. Gordon, d. d.
' TYLER Rev. F. r. Barnwell, A. b
. m of Beaufort, s. c.. Rev. II. "
Render of Beaumont, Rev. }. NJ. Lydi
!; nj Troup. Rev. w. |. Talley OF Hili'
:, boro. Rev. C. l.. Mcpherson OF DANA
! Prof. S. A. Young of Dallas, Proi' "
:, NJ Moore of Gainesville, Rev. A:
, Boone of Terrell, Mrs. f. A, Lind'e
u of Mckinney. Mrs. j. A. Lindley
Greenville. Rev. w. NJ. Lincoln OF ia
!. las Rev. c. E. Wallace of Galveston
= Mrs L. X. Williams of Fort WORT
7 Mrs p A. Hunter of Corsicana, FRO
. w. L. Davis of Hampstead, prol.
: NJ. Jordan of Tyler, Rev. u Butter
e Fort Worth. Rev. T. w. Waters OF Ga
= weston, Rev. w. H. Burrell, d. d.
: Greenville. ~ n.or