The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1915-06-14

onstration in junior work was given
by Boyce Farrar and his class from
the Main Street Christian church il
WaXahachie.
President Commended.
At the closing OF the final session
sunday night resolution was adopt
ed commencing the course of Presi-
dent Wilson and his advisers for the
peace aud arbitration treaties which
have been consummated with for
eign powers
The Legislature was Endorsed for
the passage OF the child labor laws
aud the compulsory education law.
In accordance with previous resolu-
tons the convention Endorsed the
efforts of all prohibition forces to
bring about saloonless nation by
1920. The Anti-Cigarette league
the National Purity association and
a cleaner and nobler manhood, were
Endorsed.
The closing address was delivered
by Or. ] H. Burma of Dallas He
spoke, on the subject OF "Multipli-
cation Through Conservation.
OFFICERS Installed.
Officers for the new year were
Installed as follows, the ceremonies
being conducted by the Rev. j. c.
Williams OF Tehuacana;
". Roy Breg. PRESIDENT the Rev.
j Il. Gonzales, vice president; A.
A. Hyde, secretary; Miss Mildred
Allison, assistant secretary; Miss Lii
lie {. Bringhurst, treasurer
Denominational trustees: The
Rev. II. Nj. Anderson, A L, Harvey,
the Rev. Colby b. Hall, the Rev
j. & Williams and Rev Mr.. Green.
department superintendents: Army
! and navy, Mrs. d, c. Mangum Of
Galveston; citizenship, e. P Buie
Teheacana; efficiency. Herbert n
! Calhoun, Fort Worth; intermediate
! Miss +. Hope Finfrock. Houston. in
| PRODUCTION, Miss Jennie Nj Perrin
San Antonio; junior, Miss Mabel
| Buchanan, Whitesboro; missionary
Miss Ruth Musgrayes, WaXahachie
| press, J. b. Hutchinson, Dallas; qui al
hour, Miss Butts. Fort Worth; So
cial service and reform, Boyce Far
/ rar, WaXahachie; Tenth Legion, W
X. Ellis, Pilot Point.
! Resolution No. /.
/ In view Of the tragic events
rending the nations of Europe,
causing untold hardship, suffering
/ and loss OF life; and in view of the
fact that no moral issues or prin-
ever can be honorably settled by
warfare, We, the Texas Christian
Endeavor Union~1 q. 900 strong, rep
EeseHting the young manhood and
@omanhood OF large number of
the churches of the state hereby de-
clare our adherence of war and the
war spirit We desire to commend
; the president of the United States
and his advisers for the peace and
arbitration treaties that they have
oousummated with foreign powers.
We also desire to place ourselves
en- ri IN.
uance OF this policy on the part of
our government and to urge our
means to elect officials in low and
high places who stand for these
principles Also be i, resolved that
sc commend the spirit of Justice
and Righteousness shown in the at
ltude OF our government to the
German government, and that We
pledge anew our sympathy. prayers
and support To those in authority
ia their efforts 10 uphold the honor
and dignity OF our government. Also
that Ne request the united prayers
of all Christian people that Divine
Wisdom and guidance may b. theirs
IN this difficult situation. and also
that war may scon cease and inter
uasless4i pesre NAV ne established
Ueon III. solid principles Of genuine
Christianity
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