The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1912-06-23
ness session was held, when an ad
journment was taken for luncheon.
The officers Elected.

journment was taken for luncheon.
The officers Elected.
Yesterday afternoons exercises be-
gan at 1880 o'clock and closed with
an address last evening by Rev. NJ. L.
Q'Harra pf Carthage, who chose for
his subject, s.Things Worth Asking
For" The election of officers, who
are mentioned below, took place yes
terday afternoon at o'clock.
The convention will come to a close
this evening following the address of
Rev. Eugene Allen, OF Burlington, who
will speak on The Law of Liberty"
The complete program for today fol-
lows:
Morning.
s::3o-Love Feast. Rev. T. ]. Myers.
d. D., Mt. Pleasant.
9::30-Sunday school
10:45 Convention sermon, Rev. j.
NJ. Brown, D. D., Keokuk.
Afternoon.
|. 2:30-Junior hour. Miss Aura Hop
|kinscn. district junior superintendent,
Junior program in charge of Miss Anna
Ritter, local junior superintendent.
4.0O-Devotional service, DR.. T. F
Cooke, district president.
30-Address, The Law of Lib
ferty, Rev. Eugene Allen; D. D., Bur
| lington.
The election yesterday afternoon
resulted in the election of Warren j.
Philips, of Burlington, being elected
president, to succeed DR.. T. F. Cooke,
president for the Burlington district
for the past six years. and who made
very popular official. DR.. Cooke
was not a candidate to succeed him.
self, as he desires to take up more
extensive line of christian work
The balance of officers elected were:
First vice president-Mrs. Ida Curry
First NJ. f. church, Fort Madison.
4 Second vice president Miss Myrtle
Savior, Mt. Pleasant.
/ Third vice president Miss Katie
Smith, Morning Sun.
Fourth vice Decentralization Wat
ers, Fairfield.
Secretary-Miss Edna Warren, Lib
ertyville.
Treasurer Miss Edna Embick, For
Madison.
Junior superintendent Miss Orr
lHopkinson, Burlington.
Chorus choir-Hugh henson, G. D
! Woodford and B. F. Wise.
The Epworth League from the NJ E
church in Wayland, Iowa. extended al
Invitation to hold the 1913 convention
in that place, as did the league from
the First NJ. E. church in Fort Mad
j son. and the invitation of the latte
league was accepted.
i Before the business was concludes
yesterday, the visiting delegates wer
taken for an inspection of the dam.
i AT the services this evening, can
tata entitled, "The Holy City, will b
given by the three men In charge Q
the musical program during the cor
ivention. The three men in charge o
UHS IluSlC are Ilu5u 4NSliioSii, Piahioe
IC. d. Woodford. violinist, and B. +
Wise, solcist.
List Of Delegates.
Following is list of the attendin
delegates to the convention who wer
registered Saturday afternoon.
4 Miss Elda Lolita, Morning Sun, Ia
Miss Ina Jamison, Morning Sun.
Miss Katie Smith.
Miss Minnie Nichols, Morning Sun.
Miss Myrtle Saylor, Mt. Pleasant.
Miss Bertha McCord, Mt. Pleasant
Miss Hazel Gillaspey, Donnellson.
Miss Bessie Bassett, Donnellson.
Miss Mae Simmons. Danville.
Miss Idella Walker, Mediapolis.
! Miss Anna Hopkinson, Burlington.
), Miss Flora NJ. Raikes, Burlington.
: Miss. Mary E. Allen, Burlington.
Miss Helen Gladstone, Burlington.
q Miss Mildred Boucher, Burlington.
Miss Alma Blanke, Burlington.
4 Miss Hazel Stevens, Burlington.
Z Miss Miriam Jarvis, Burlington.
1 Miss Hanna Stalker. Burlington.
4 Mr.. Charles Bailey, Burlington.
j Miss Edna Embick, Fort Madison.
i Miss Lucille Masden. Fort Madison
Miss Ida FREEING, Fort Madison.
Miss Helen Kistler. Fort Madison.