The Daytona daily news. [volume] (Daytona, Fla.) 1903-1926, 1913-01-20
RUTTfR is RETURNED
TO THIS Church
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ments of God," was the subject of
Bishop F. d. Leetes sermon. God
teaches the necessity of faith which
is ahward and spiritual. God has a
right to make requirements of man.
God requires what is good and what
we are able to do. No comfort in
the bible for the man with short yard
stick or sanded sugar. A man has no
more religion than his honesty. We
must do justice to ourselves.
In the afternoon Miss Mary Car
penter of Jacksonville was consecrat-
ed as deaconess, after which Bish-
op Leete gave an address on the
Twentieth Century Preacher be-
fore ordaining J. S. Grail as an ell
der
At the close of the ordination SER
vice DR.. Bonn gave another highly
Illuminating address on China.
Saturday afternoon at the meet
ing of the Womans Foreign Mis-
sionary society, DIR. Rachel r. Brown
of China told of the great work be-
ing done among the women of the
vast country. She told of the eman-
cipation Of Chinese womanhood from
the awful bondage In which it was
held as a result of the influence and
work of the missionaries. DIR. Benn is
an interesting and forceful speaker.
Following this meeting another SEES
sion of the conference was held Re
ports of the committees were read
and adopted. The report of the sta
1 tistical secretary showed an increase
( of 0 per cent. in church membership,
of 20 per cent. in membership of the
Sunday schools, an increase of $685.
$50 in value of property, and an in
crease Of $1O,17S in improvements.
The offerings for benevoIence show
ed an increase of $991.00 over last
year, being about 10 per cent.
DR.. Fl. c. Jennings of the Book
Concern spoke of the work of this
great publishing house.
Saturday night the Rev. S. A.
Keen of st. Petersburg presided. The
Daytona Beach choir and orchestra
again rendered some fine selections.
Miss Helen Shelby also sang to the
great delight of the audience.
DR.. E. B. Paterson of Madison,
Wis, gave a mastery address on the
| subject of temperance.
DR.. James Hamilton Of Michigan
gave a telling address on the support
Of worn out preachers. They should
be cared for because they cannot 60
where they please to make money
cannot demand the full price for
their work, and cannot by any pro
cess Of law collect what is due them
and finally cannot determine how
Ions they viii stay in any one place.
Resolutions were passed express
ing hearty thanks to the church anC
pastor the hotels and boarding hous
es. the automobile owners, the bridge
company and others for courtesies
extended and kindness shown.
At the meeting Of the Woman.
Home Missionary society Friday af
j ternoon, Mrs. r. A. Carnine presid
ed Mrs. Florence Peck sang HI
! Leadeth Ne" effectively The Rev
! Clark Crawford. D. D., of JacksonviIl
gave the address. He interpreted hi
4 text, John 3:35, as meaning Behold
/ the need in our own country and vol
are the messengers. This countr.
needs christian effort because of thu
I foreign invasion. Thirty-three Of ou
4 large cities are more foreign thar
1 American. This means sweat shops
I the Sums. the vicious voters tina
endanger our civilization. Restricte,
immigration is not the remedy. Nor
monism is as different from Chris
tianity as is Mahomadanism. It is
! grave danger. The Methodist churci
] has awakened to the needs Of tht
country and is doing great things ant
spending great sums to reach al
classes. We must not forget tina.
there is great work yet to do. This
best way to do the work is through
the Home Missionary society and th'
! Woman's Home Missionary society.
After the missionary meeting tbs
! preachers wives held q meeting q
which Mrs. Carnine presided. The
question, How a pastors wife car
be helpful to him In his work" wai
I discussed by Mrs. Rutter followed b.
helpful suggestions from others. Mrs
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