The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-09-14
More Interesting Sessions of
Home Missionary So
ciety Held.
COMES TO CLOSE TO-DAY
Afternoon Session IS Given
Over to Work of the
Women.

Dr. c. A. Woody, superintendent OF
the Pacific coast district OF the Amer-
can Baptist Home Missionary society,
whs the principal speaker AT yesterday
session OF The Utah Baptist stnte con
Ncntion which Is being held In tho Inn
manuel Baptist church. DR. Woody.
who is from Portland, Ore. spoke on
Home Missions last evening.
The speaker read OF the vision OF the
coming consummation Of the Divine ideal,
quoting, Behold, | Make All Things
New The writer was trying To con
vey the attractiVeness OF the new lie
said, The power Of things new to at
tract-to appeal-lics back Of discovery
and invention. Our country is yet very
new. The new colonial
Louisiana purchase. Alaska-arc all new.
America was established from the ref
ormations OF Europe. Those who were
crushed because Of their lofty, progress
slve ideals came here. America owes 10
tho oppressed people OF other lands her
assistance in gaining freedom. So with
foreign missionary enterprise the whole
aspect has changed In the last genera
,ion. Missionaries formerly went out
with single idca-evangeli5ation. Now
the missionary society Is also OF neces-
sity dealing In real estate. for houses
have TO he built. II is doing medical
longer closed doors 10 evangcllzatlon,
New nationalism Is rising up in so-caled
backward nations and the old religions
are beginning TO be questioned
Morning Session.
AT the morning session Of the conven-
tlon. after devotional exercises, which
were led by the Rev. Charles Mcliar-
ness OF Eureka, letters from several
churches were read. from which inter
esting and encouraging statistics were
heard. DIR. Wooddy then led q conference
on the Most Effective Methods for
Reaching Self Support Is Protractcd
Help Source Of Weakness"
The afternoon session was given over
10 the Woman's Baptist Missionary SO
ctety OF Utah. Miss Ada Shepperd con-
Quoted praise service and reports were
heard from the different circles. Mrs.
q. T.. Bronson addressed the meeting on
How To Increase Missionary Interest in
Our Churches" After giving a survey
of the wonderful advance made In the
mercial spheres, Mrs. Bronson showed
what vantage ground this transitional
period proved for Christian forces. She
showed how the study Of these condi-
tlons in Bible school and study classes
would he sure TO develop interest.
Mrs; w. Is. Stewart of Murray spoke
forclbly on The Art OF Appreciation
and Cooperation she said that peo-
who are working for them and with
them. Pastors and others she said,
''can render better service II they he
appreciated and helped Miss Anna +.
Burma" Her address was interesting.
its keynote being that the confidence OF
the natives must he secured before any
thing can be accomplished.
Mrs. V. y. Cutler opened the evening
session with n vocal solo. after which
the Rev. j. G. Andrews introduced a
faithful services OF Prof. Smith and the
Chaulauqua salute was cordially extend
cd TO him.
Today's Programme.
The programme for today. which is the
last day of the convention. is as fol-
lows;
MORNING SESSION.
100 a. m.-Devotional, w A. Magett.
o:15 a. m.-Busincss.
9;45 ,m-"The Denominational News
papers, a l.. WadsWorth. Pasadena,
1000 a. m-'Doctrinsl Sermon" Rev
w. b. Stewart.
10:4O a. m.-"Danish Work in Utah. "
Rev. Anderson; Swedish Work in Utah"
Rev, Lindburg.
100 a. m,-Conference. l.. S. Bower.
man. The Significance of the Philadel-
1880 a. Conference, H. D. thinner
man The Distinct Mission Of Baptists
AFTERNOON SESSION.
sunday school and Public society ses-
200 p. m.-song service.
2:lO p. m~-Address, The San Fran
cisco Convention" Rev. Wildman Muir
ply, president Utah State Sunday School
convention,
2I5 p. m.-Address. Some Things
Know About Sunday School Work" j A.
Barber, sunday school missionary for
southern California.
1880 p. m.-Publication society. 1.-THE
Chapel Car In the West" Rev. George
l. White: superintendent American Bap-
tist Publishing society Portland Or
EVENING SESSION.
$50 p. m.-Derotlonal, W FL f.
Jones.
T:i5 p. m.-Report OF the committee on
foreign missions.
i;55 p. m.-Special music
500 p. m.-Address. Foreign Mis-
sons. by Miss Anna l.. Frederlckson
$40 p. m.-Business.
900 p. Adjournment