The Holt County sentinel., 1911-08-11
Y. p. A. Annual Meeting
Closes.

| III was ueClueU AT tne business SeS-
sion Of the Young Peoples Alliance
and the Womens Missionary Society
of the Kansas Conference Evangelical
association. held yesterday afternoon.
to hold the next assembly AT Garfield
park, provided suitable arrangements
can he made with the park manage.
ment. The entire company of more
than 800 people who attended the
seven days meeting In the park were
well pleased with the treatment they
received from the people Of Topeka
and passed resolutions thanking the
park management and the people of
the city for the use of the park and
the convenicnces they had received.
One Of the principal speakers Of the
meetings, which came to a successful
close last night with sacred concert,
was Bishop :. &. Brcyfogel. Of Read.
ing. Pa, who appeared on the pro.
gram each day. In addition to ser.
mons and lectures he conducted the
devot ional hour each morning.
During the past year the reports
show that the Young Peoples Ali.
ance Of Kansas conference has raised
5000 for missions. both home and
foreign. The total amount raised 10y
the Women's Missionary society was
~ ,32j for missions. the greater part
Of which will he used In the foreign
field.
SUPPORT Ot MISSION ARIES.
Two missionaries will he sent int o
the foreign field during the coming
year by the Women's Missionary 80.
ciety, according to the reports made
at the meeting yesterday afternoon.
One will be a Kansas girl, Miss Flor.
cncc T.. EriImcyer, Of Newton, and
the other, Miss Alice Neidcrhauser.
Of Baltimore, -. These two young
ladies expect to sail about October |
for Toxic, Japan, where they will take
up the missionary work among the
people Of that country.
Tie number Of converts at the Gar.
field park meeting was just one dozen,
since the meetings began Tuesday
night. One reason for the number
no, being greater Is that most Of
those who attended We're already
members of some church.
One Of the interesting numbers Of
the sacred concert which marked the
close Of the conference Of the two
societies. was that Of the Solt quar-.
tctte, consisting Of Homer, Esther,
Hattie and Clinton Solt, OF Abilene.
In addition to this number was a
trombone solo by A. Mittil, Of Falls
City, Neb.: a violin solo by Miss Ethel
Swart, Of Kansas City: reading en-.
titled, "The Lost Words" by W. A.
HANSON, Of Derby, Kan, and several
other selections.
The officers Of the Young Peoples
A lliance for the ensuing year, elected
vest erday, are: Rev. u. Barthel, OF
81. Joseph, NO., president: .. +.
ilanne, Of ST. Joseph, Mo-, vice.
president; Miss Nettie Iumfeld, OF
Kansas city. Mo-. recording secre.
tary: J. A. Werner, Of Alden, Kan,
corresponding secretary; Rev. G. +.
lwig, Of Ordway, Col, treasurer: Miss
Minnie Schalker, of Leayenwo r,h,
missionary secretary: Esther rla,z, Of
lIolton, superintendent Of Junior de.
part ment, and Rev. &. l.. Sorry, of
Topeka, as a member Of the executive
committee.
The officers Of the Women's Mis-.
sionary society for mex, year are:
Mrs. ". &. johnson, Of lliawaiha,
Kan, president: Mrs. ", +. Schucr.
man, Of Abilene, Kan, vice. president;
Miss Hattie Solt, of Abilene. Kan,
recording secretary; Mrs, NJ. r, Gabel,
of Iioion, corresponding secretary:
Mrs. r. 4. Meyer, of llesston, treas
urer: Mrs. G. \, Cliphardt, Of Aida,
mission band superintendent; Mrs.
Frank Seidel, Of Kansas city, Mo-,
cradle roll superinten dent; Mrs. rris.
ellie OFT, Of Ilolton, superintendent
mission ST udy and Mrs. q. II. Dahl
man. of Topeka, organizer, Topeka
Capital, August /.