The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1915-10-13
LAKELAND BY. P. U.
CAVE MODEL PROGRAM
At BAPTIST ASSN At
Griffin LAST NIGHT

gave a model B. Y. p. U. program be-
fore the South Florida Baptist Asso-
citation, which is in session there.
The following splendid program was
carried ont:
B. Y. P. U. chorus.
Scripture-Eph. 6:10-1S.
Prayer by six members.
B. Y. P. U. Rally Song.
Bible Quiz on James-Miss Carrie
Smith.
Duet-By Misses Essie and Jessie
Tillis.
Subject: Keynotes to True Sue
cess as illustrated by Parts of Our
Railway System.
/. Have a Good Foundation (the
Ties)-Mae Haldeman.
.. Keep on the Right Track Go
comotive) Frances Straw.
3. Energy (CoaD-George Halde-
man.
T. Be First pilot on Ems ine).
Song-Give of Your Best-Bessi,
Bryant.
;. Connect Yourself With Great
Things (Coupling)-Miss Nancy.
6. Have a System in Your Work
Forest Clonts.
Despise Not the Power of Small
Things Johnson.
Song Our Best.
Prayer BY Rev. Reid of Barlow
newly elected chairman of Associa
ton.
Miss Haldeman emphasized Christ
as our only true foundation.
Miss Straw told of the great harm
our influence may render if we side
track from the right.
George ilaldeman carried hi
hearers step by step illustrating thu
mind as the piston of an engine
study to steam. to fire the piston ant
the coal car as the force of suppl.
in Christ's work.
BE first, being a noble aspiration
for a Christian, but the true idea
is as Christ said che who would b.
first among you must be servant o
all Miss Bryant.)
Miss Nancy showed how by uniol
, with the great and noble things o
| life we are made strong and immOv
, able.
, Mr.. Clonts declared that system /
!, necessary in all business and il
r Christian life surely. If we wOul
: live we must work; if we woul
5 serve we must train.
, Miss Johnson showed by tn
, coupling pin how, though SO small
: its Importance, if the cars are to b
Q carried that the coupling pin shout
A be made use of So the weak Chris
q ton is of much Importance. but h
t must be taught. xxx
E All spoke enthusiastically an
well. z
: Yesterdays Session
!, With an attendance, estimated 8
d about 400 persons, the South Flol
k ida Baptist Association opened yc'
g terday at Griffin, Mr.. John s. How
: ard, of Eloise, moderator for the pas
: ten years, in the chair.
o Rev. r. f. Reed, of Barlow, wa
n elected moderator.
$ Rev. r. Sanford of Winter Havel
k clerk.
W. S. Knight, of Plant Cit,
treasurer.
In the absence of Rev. e. S
r Barnes the Introductory sermon WI
C preached by Rev. Irwin Walden.
@ The churches from all parts {
.. South Florida reported increase
v membership and contributions. Mr.
r. e. Peelman, state secretary OF Il
Woman's Missionary Union, made a
interesting talk yesterday afternoo
t and all listened to this distinguish
L woman with great interest.
Y. last nights program was devote
:, 10 the yum 2 ptoplt, tut - ,
l. L. of this city going up and givir
l. model b. Y p. T. program
which was complimented on evel
hand.
The following program is beir
j. carried out today:
Il 800 a. m. --Devotional, j. +
l. Wells.
9:20 a. m. Report of Minister
Assurance Association, |. Walden
% $3.50 "a m Report of Aged Mi
4 listers, S. J Hancock.
Q. $50 a. IN .-Associational Mi
a sions
90 What Is Associational Mi
9 sions?" l.. II Jaudon.
C2l "sYhat Are the Cr-cnt Nee
l, of the churches of the Association
& T. A. Goode.
r. 90 How Can the Associate