The daily star-mirror. (Moscow, Idaho) 1911-1939, 1920-09-09
CONFERENCE SHOWS
IT'S APPRECIATION
RESOLUTIONS PASSED GIVE EVIL
DENCE THAT VISITORS EN-
J0YED MOSCOW

Strong resolutions commencing the
citizens of Moscow, the entertainment
committee, Rev and Mrs. H. o. Perry
and Mrs. Charles McCaughy, and the
press of Moscow and Spokane and DR.
Allen and his assistants were passed
by the Columbia River Conference in
session here from September 1 to 6,
inclusive. The resolutions were to
have been given to this paper for pub
lication but through an error this was
not done and they were taken to Spo-
kane by Rev John Evans, the secre-
tary. The editor wrote and asked the
secretary for the resolutions or copy
of them. In reply he received 10 pieces
of paper which the secretary explain
ed he had rescued from the waste
basket after the resolutions had been
copied into the minutes of the confer
ence. These we're pieced together and
the full set Of resolutions were again
in condition to be read AMI printed,
They follow:
Every book has an Introduction for
ward or prelude. One is led along
expectantly into the content OF the
publication. Every masterpiece mas
it's preliminary sketches and back
ground Similarly the members OF this
Conference came to Moscow through
beautiful natural introduction OF
fertile fields and ripening harvests.
What is more beautiful than the coun-
trv environment of this unique ldaho
city.
Nor were we disappointei upon ar
rival concerning the hospitality OF
Moscow. Here we were cordially
greeted. We found a welcome into
the homes of Moscow people which
was free and open and fine. For this
spirit of fellowship we are grateful
to DR.. H. O. Perry and his splendid
people. The value of the entertain
ment will grow more precious as the
DAYS come and go. We are confident
that DR.. w. A. Allen and his faithful
helpers cannot be surpassed in ability |
o provide dining hall necessities.
The entertainment Of Columbia
River Conference in Moscow has Given |
evidence not only of a fine tvpe Of
1ospltallty. but also of painstaling |
plans for our comfort.
We deeply appreciate the courtesy
extended to the affairs Of this Confer
ence by the Moscow and Spokane
papers. These publications have cor
ilally welcomed everything of interest
% the public and they have extended.
n thus doing, the influence of our con-
erence throughout the northwest.
The Conference officers would ex-
'ress their gratitude to the Burrows
adding Machine Co. for the use of
machines, thus tightening the burden
# these men during these busy days
The women in attendance upon Con-
erence and also the women of Mos
cow, are thankful to Mrs. H. o. Perry
md Mrs. Chas. McCaughy for the de-
ightful receptions given them this
week:
Our Conference visitors numbered
d. all of whom have contributed to
he enrichment Of our minds and
learts and some of whom have given
themselves in utter abandon to the
of inspiring messages. In
his connection we would mention Dr.
" J. Davidson.
The ministers of the Conference
ully appreciate the privilege of meet
ng with the 1aymen and participating
n their forwardlooking program. We I
yould encourage still closer cooper
tion.
We have all known of Bishop Shep- Il
erd thru the press and other agencies ]
or the past few years, but during ,
lis Conference we have discovered I
i'm. He has brought to his numer- !
us tasks here a dignity which is up
fling; a spirit which is pervasive t
nd a quality of character which en- G
oles. Thru his addresses and sermon &
) has inspired in us deeper de- c
3tion to the Kingdom May our t
eavenly Father abundantly bless and I
,ad Bishop Shepherd. t
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