The citizen. [volume] (Berea, Ky.) 1899-1958, 1915-05-13

marked 10y a debate Resolved That
the Lookout Committee is " more
Importance 10 the Society than the
Prayer Meeting Committee" An
interesting discussion ensued; the
merits of which were not decided
at this iuncturc 81 the convention.
Dr. W. A. Fortune of Lexington
addressed the assembly on The
Christian Endrayor's VISION which
was a practical and valuable lesson
for the young life Of the Masters
work.
On account 81 great blessing
from above in the form ~ rain"
the reception on President Frosts
lawn was postponed till $50 Satur-
day evening when the delegates
gathered and joined the social fes-
tivities provided by each one in at
tendance.
The Saturday morning session
from 500 To 1900 was a succession
Of rich things pertaining 10 The
Kings business" Mr.. Lehman made
an address filled with fervor and hu-
NOR He tried To close with his
baseball story. which created such
applause as 10 bring him back when
he told another shorter hut better.
The efficiency dialogue sunny Jim
and Peter Grump," was feature Of
the morning session that reminded
all Of their short comings. The Rev.
II. II. Hopkins address on THE Mo-
tive Of Christian Endeavor" was full
Of good things Ia be carried home.
The Saturday afternoon Devotion
al service was conducted by the Rev.
d. w. Brown Of Berea. The DEM
onstration "A. C.. f.. Meeting As II
Often l.. But Should not BE- n
e.. f.. Meeting as II should be But
u Not Always" was highly com
mended by some and slightly crit
icised by others. A difference OF
opinion always leads 10 deeper
thinking as 10 the things most ap-
propriate for His service.
The Saturday evening devotional
service was led by Professor Raine
OF Berea. President Frost followed
with a brief history Of Berea Col
lege, which was a treat for the Wis
itors. II cleared from the minds OF
many 81 the strangers some Of those
impressions that have had their
origin in the imaginations Of the
preiudiced.
The election 81 officers was the
next business which consisted in
electing the same officers plus that
of yicc-prcsidcnt. which election
resulted in placing the Rev. C. b.
Boving OF Bowling Green in said Of
flee. The installation Of officers took
place in an impressive service near
the close Of the Sunday night
session. by Field Secretary Evans.
President Frost was elected an hon
airy member of this body by sur
prise to which he responded most
gracefully and gratefully. After an
address by Field Secretary Evans,
white Unto the Harvest" Trans
portatiOn Manager Jordon of Louis
willie conducted a blackboard ex-
ercise" from which he concealed
more than eight hundred dollars OF
the expenses for the ensuing year by
the pledges Of the various societies
present and by many individual
pledges. The Recommendation OF
Christian Endeavor Globe illustra-
ted by stereopticon views conducted
by Mr. Lehman, broke all records Of
modern navigation as TO speed and
rapidity Of describing the interest
ing sights along the way.
Sunday morning, the Sunrise
Prayer Meeting" was well attended
and started the day in the right
channel. The Sunday Schools Of
the town were held at the usual
time and visited by many Of the
delegates. Preaching service was
held in the College Chapel where
President Frost preached the morn
ing sermon using the life Of Moses
as the base Of his remarks.
Christian EndeavOr at work in
the Prisons" discnssed by Miss DnnnI