The Caldwell tribune. [volume] (Caldwell, Idaho Territory [Idaho]) 1883-1928, 1913-08-22

. solo which was very effectively rem
dered. The discussion on the cam.
paign was then led by H. H. Rott-
man. The chart was explained, max
ing It possible for any society to be-
come 4 100 per cent society.
At IL o'clock lunch was served at
the church to over 100.
Thursday afternoon the LOS An
geles Session" opened at 2 o'clock
with several line testimonies. In the
absence of Miss Paul of Caldwell,
Miss Gladys Taylor read a very in
teresting and instructive paper on
"A Definite Task for Every En-
deavorer." The committee confer
ences were held respectively by H.
II. Rottman. officers committee; Rev.
Mr.. Deal, missionary; Clayton Brown,
music; and Everett Culley, flowers.
This convention was very instructive
and helpful, each committee review
ing the past years work and planning
the new. Our state delegate gave a
very interesting report of the Los
Angeles convention.
Following. Mr.. Rottman spoke on
the Los Angeles convention and C..
E. work in general, giving a brief
character sketch of several leading
c. E. workers and earnestly urging
that Endeavorers be loyal to the
cause.
The Thursday evening session was
one Of inspiration from beginning to
end. This session was opened by a
short devotional service conducted by
Everett Culley of Creenleaf.
An interesting address was then
given by c. E. Deal of Fruitland on
the subject "How May the Young
Peoples Organizations Of all Demon
nations Work Together" Follow
ing this was a stirring address on the
subject Power For Service" by H.
H. Rottn1an, who on account of his
close touch with God, is an inspiring,
interesting, and instructive speaker.
An offering was then taken for the
extension of G. E. work in isolated
places in Idaho.
Mr.. Rottman sang . solo. The
presence Of God was strongly felt
and if one session was better than
another perhaps this was the one.
Especial mention ought to be made
OF the choir singing. which was good
At every session.
Again at 7 o'clock on Friday morn
ing The Comrades of the Quiet
Hour met In prayer. led by Velma
Cox Of Creealeaf. At this meeting
= few more pledged themselves to
keep the quiet hour.
Mr.. Nysswander led the devotional
service at $50. followed by 4 helpful
talk on "The Kings Business" by
Prescott L. Beals. Following this
the business was transacted. An in
vitation to meet ut Fruitland next
year was accepted. H. H. Rottman
led the discussion on Some of the
Needs in Canyon County c. E. Work
Lunch was again served to los
Friday afternoon Daisy Kelly Of
Peaceful Valley led the devotional
were led respectively by H. H. Rott-
man. Lookout committee; Rev. Mr..
Hill Of Fargo, prayer meeting; Rev.
Rev. II. Case Of cs Idwei 6 s0G'e.:
This conference was very helpful and
instructive. Clayton Brown then sang
= solo. followed by an exceedingly
good paper by Mrs.. Hook Of Bofse
on "The Need of More Junior So
cietiea." Mr.. Rottman spoke for a
few minutes on How to Arouse In
terest in Junior Work."
Friday evening the closing session
was led in devotion by Mr.. McBane
of Nampa, followed by an address by
Rev. Benjamin Smith of Payette on
"Endeavorers a. Citizens"
Secretary Rottman gave the last
address. He made this a decision
meeting and all those who were will
ing to desist from dancing, card play
ing and questionable show-going
were asked to take their places in
front. This closed the best and most
spiritual county c. E. convention ever
held in this county.