The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1914-02-23
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END THEIR LABORs
ONE OF THE BEST STATE CON.
MENTIONS EVER HELD AD-
JOlR\ED SUNDAY NIGHT.
Tie Last Day WAS !: busy One fo'
the Delegute>-SpeGial Meetings
in Afternoon We're In
spring.

Sunday was set apart in all
{ hurches OF Waxahaehie as being a
DAY belonging TO the prominent
speakers attending the Young Men $
Christian Association ; convention In
session. In all the churches OF the
city the association put their strong
est men and all the churches were
filled with interested listeners.
The fellowship meeting at the
LIKE theatre vas attended !'y prac-
titally all the delegates of the con
yention. This meeting was essen
tally for them. L. A Coulter. state
secretary OF the association, adj
dressed the meeting and his plea
= a. that ali men not only give their
whole lives 10 God, in the way 0,
allowing him to dictate their work
ii life. but that they act al all times
a. men OF God, ard shun small and
lowly things His remarks made q
decidedly strong impression on al!
i 40 heard him,
At The II O'Clock service &. 5. Bill
haimer spoke at The Methodist
church, Dr. F. II Bart speke at the
BAPTIST church. Dr. \. Vi TrSHick
spoke at the Christian eheFeh, ~
Mather spoke at the First iresby-
terrain church and F Moore spoke
Il the Central Presbyterian church
At the evening services The pal
pits were occupied BY l. a Coulter
~ the Methodist church G $ Bill,
Feimer At the Baptist church. 7 W
CHrrie Al the Christian church. Il
:. Tate al the First Presbyterian
church. Or. r. II Burt At the Cen
trai Presbyterian church
As had been predicted the Boys
Men and Women's meetings held in
The three churches sunday afternoon
we're the great features Of i4e con
1ention
Dir, A ] Barton Of Waco address
ed tie Mems meeting. held al 80
c clock in the Methodist church. Al
the convention delegates attended
ard many people from the city Hi:
remarks were on the subject @,
From Prison 10 Palace, and wert
fcgcetuI and strong. One coulc
rot have heard him without being
deeply stirred and determined /,
make the most OF the great oppor
,unities that await every man III ev
cry walk of life.
The Boys meeting, conducted b,
4hos Gurrie al the Central Presby-
terrain church. was also distinc
success. Mr.. currie is a auen
speaker, and better yet, he knows ;
10y and boys life. He was accord
Cd great attention and to held I
boys attention is declared TO be On.
OF the most difficult tasks shat car
teset man.
The Women's meeting was held a
the First Presbyterian church. Thil
sateting had been announced 10 b,
held at the Christian church, but OF
account OF funeral at that place
Is e change 9as made. Julius Smith
and W. c Paige conducted the Won
ems meeting with great success. Al
three meetings were we'll attended
Al the evening session, the las, o.
the convention. resolutions thanking
the people, churches. press, clubs
etc. which entertained the consen
ton and made il, iii a way. what ths
speakers and delegates declare. q
success. were passed. Resolutions
al respect were accorded L. \ Conl-
TOR, state secretary. Who is -oundin G
cut twenty-five years of work in the
association
These men We're elected at the
last session for places on the state
board; C. p Miliiean, Fort " erth
George Walling, Austin, @. e Cas-
stay, Deni@on.
This reporter feels that he would