The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1911-06-19

with increased enthusiasm portray
ed by the large audience that taxed
tho seating capacity of the Calvary
Evangelical church Sunday morning
the third day of the golden Jubilee
meetings opened. Rev. william Yost
of Cleveland former secretary Of
the Evangelical board and one of the
foremost men or the Ohio conference.
gave the missionary sermon of the
morning. Rev Yost is quito a favor
ltc with the Marion audience and his
Introduction was greeted bv marked
enthusiasm ON the part of those pres
ent.
"'rhcrc is - friend that sticketh
closer than brother was the theme
Of tho speakers discourse. His open
ing words were "It has been my
comfort in long life. whether in sick
ness or in health. ln poverty or IN
wealth. 10 know that there is an ever
abiding Friend. How dreary our lives
would he It from them were excluded
All human friendship. How useless
our lives would be If by living we
could not make friends. You may
have a friend among men who loves
Won. is sollcitous of your welfare. yet
how much greater, deeper ana more
infinite is the love of Jesus Chr'st'
He can always be depended upon; lie
is never absent when needed, the da-
mands upon His friendship can never
he too great"
Rev. Yost depicted the lives OF the
,nostles sent by Christ to every coun-
try to preach the gospel sent as
sheen among many wolves They went
forth strong in the belief ot tha'
Friend who said. 10, ! am with YOU
,tv.,vs L" and confident of His help ana
support. IL was through him that the
FIRST missionary work was zone d'i''IlH
mon He spoke further OF the courage
of the missionaries who go into h"s'l'
lands among the pagans and luoI Wor-
Slippers Of the faith. hope ana lh-
donitablc belief in the strength "
that Friend to support them III '"'''
work for humanity.
AT the close of the sermon hou''
Mrs. +. NJ. Spreng. the president %
Tho Woman's Missionary sorietN ~
bc evangelical association saVr nor
report for the day. The reporteu ~
names enrolled since the preceding
oyoniup for membership In the ms
stob,rv society. At the close of thi'
rnror, holy communion service was
conducted by Rev J. w. Hemingcr'
In the meeting of the young peo-
no ',r sunday evening, DR.. krumllhs
sn,lso on the work among the Chinese
ana the training of the native Chris-
,tars Miss Niederhauser closed tN'
meeting with an effective message can
INC the Young people to dehhl'i co',
socration of themselves To ChIls' ""H
his service She said Ihe Mhu VI
| +, consecration you make measures
| your love for Him
| Mrs Lulu May Valentine oi St"u's-
vile conducted the devotional services
or tho closing session. Miss Nle"'I-
] h.user i'm her closing message 10
,no convention gave the people thls
| crood she practices II herself
would look up and laugh anu NV,
IL was a message OF good chee., o. ',
| auoted Ruskin, "There ls hu u"'S
So much underrate as the dutS '" ~
happy." Helping others was helu w
"a a prime way To cure one VI w
e,lue and discoufagement haplr
ness can not be put on II must cu,"
from the inside. The 'petrifed smile
~ nainful To meet. | replying To one
,.,,n wanted 10 know how she coulu
ha manning TO go 10 China to worN
,,d.r the terrible conditions 10 p'
sound there and yet be 50 nappy, sn'
said "Tm going with Him-that
-. met DO YOU know that Frienu
80 know Him, and you viii De
hanm,, Counting your blessings was
rt,,an az a cure for insomnia Hhu
on,iroism was recommended az cuiN
o.. Dorvousness. 4 "See-somethlhB'
toa,,tif,l-ever day" club was des-
crIbed and urged by the sIeaNer'
mr. Krumling closed the conVentloi
,itb a stirring address on the Mace
donI.n Vision and Call His worF
nhysician In China was ViNluIs
nortrayed. The plea of a mother VIM
hrouaht a seriously afflicted daugnut'
49, tha doctor. and said to MN
"roreigner. If YOU can cure my dauBh
ter. I will believe In your uou' w. va,
considered by Dr. krnmllhg as
Of His Jehovah, but attsr earnes
counselling with his great assls'ai,.
for whom Dr. Krumling sald ne N'ul'
not take in exchange All "i tne 40
sistants Of the great suIseo" 80 '., r.
the serious operation was psrtor'neu me-,
and the daughter ~9s cured ~
doctor closed with the statement ma
ne had but one life To i've anu
gladly give it to Jesus u,
Mrs. Naumann said In CLOSING W.
have enjoyed our stsy IN drE 'o"'
at a wet time" 49,,
pesolutions expressing hearty aP
nreciation of the hospitality OF Mar
ian people were adopted.
Big Island Church PROGRAM
The sunday school of the Free WI
Raptist church at Big Island rehuer
cd a very Interesting Children's da.
nrogram sunday evening. the ehurul
was prettily decorated with mower
and growing plants, and every aNa''
able seat was occupied.
The opening number was song ..
me choir. "a Welcome to summer!
After this came prayer by the pas
! Tor REV. Bagdell, of Moral A ianc'
drill by the school followed atte
which Miss Geneva Smith made th'
J welcome address A dialogue follow