Church Review/Vol. 2/No. 47

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THE CHURCH REVIEW. <br><br> Territorial News. <br><br> TERRITORIAL METHODISM. <br> Dr. Samuel Hooper has added eleven to his Nephi work. <br> Rev. D. T. Hedges formerly of Utah is now at Mt. Camel, Indiana. <br> The Nephi [Seminary] opens far in excess of the best expectations, Prof. and Mrs. Hartshorn are much encouraged. <br> Mattie E. Dimock formerly of the Mission school at Grantsville is teaching at Eureka, Tooele county in the public schools. <br> Miss Edith T. Smith and Miss Wilma Burton deaconesses, were both formerly teachers in the mission work, the one at Murray the other at Grantsville. <br> Rev. N. Bascom is snugly located at Bingham although he says he must come out into the valley if he wants to see the sun before eleven-o'clock in the morning. <br> The twenty-fifth annual meeting of the Utah Mission convenes at Iliff church, Salt Lake City, June 20, 1895, Bishop Cyrus D. Foss presiding. (D. V.) Bishop Foss was here in 1884 at which time the conference met at Ogden. <br> The neighbors and friends of Rev. T. J. Bradley of Heber took possession of his home a few weeks since while he was at prayer meeting and had a pleasant surprise awaiting him. They spent the evening picnicking, charading, singing and jollifying. Such scenes are sunny ones in life's journey. <br> The Utah Missionary Association holds its semi-annual meeting Nov. 23-26 at Ogden in the First church. Rev. G. M. Jeffrey D. D. pastor. <br> The program is as follows: <br> THURSDAY EVENING. <br> 7:30-Sermon, W. D. Mabry. <br> FRIDAY MORNING. <br> 9:00-Devotional, J. D. Gillilan. <br> 9:30-Organization. <br> 9:45-Reports from the field, five minute speeches <br> 11:00-"Effects of Secret Societies upon the Religious Life of the People," G. W. Rich. <br> 11:15-General Discussion, J. Telfer. <br> 11:30-"How to Utilize the Social Forces for Christ," W. Murphy. <br> 11:45-Discussion, Sam'l Hooper. <br> 12:00-Adjournment. <br><br> FRIDAY AFTERNOON. <br><br> 2:00-Devotional Exercises, G. C. Waynick. <br> 2:30-"Preachers in Politics," J. D. Gillian. <br> 2:45-Discussion, T. J. Hooper. <br> 3:00-"Review of Dr. Peck's Book on Revivals," W. D. Mabry. <br> 3:30-Revival Agencies. <br> 1. Human, G. C. Waynick. <br> 2. Divine, Joseph Wilks. <br> 4:00-Adjournment. <br><br> FRIDAY EVENING-EPWORTH LEAGUE RALLY. <br><br> 7:30-Praise and Prayer Meeting, G. E. Jayne. <br> 8:00-Address, by Territorial President, E. G. Hunt, subject, "How May the League be Most Helpful." <br><br> SATURDAY MORNING. <br><br> 9:00-Devotional, F. J. Bradley. 9:30-"Need and Possibility of Deaconess Work in Utah," G. M. Jeffrey. <br> 9:45-Discussion, Joseph Wilks. <br> 10:00-"Altar Work in Revivals;" Methods and Suggestions, T. C. Iliff. <br> 10:15 -Discussion, G. W. Rich. <br> 10:30-"How to Win Sunday School Scholars to Christ," J. G. Clark. <br> 10:45-General Discussion. <br> 11:00-"How Can Our People be Dissuaded from ^Harmful Amusements?" Chas. McCoard. <br> 11:15-Discussion, N. Bascom. 11:30-"Present Tendency of the Mormon Teachings," J. D. Gillilan. <br> 12:00-Adjournment. <br><br> SATURDAY AFTERNOON. <br><br> 2:00-"Best Methods for Class and Prayer Meeting," G. E. Jayne. <br> 2:30-Devotional, E. H. Snow. <br> 2:45-General Discussion. <br> 3:00-Sermon Preparation. J. P. Miller <br> 3:15-"Sermon Delivery," J. Telfer. <br> 3:30-General Discussion. <br> 4:00-Adjournment. <br><br> SATURDAY EVENING. <br><br> 7:30-Devotional, J. G. Clark. <br> 8:00-Sermon, G. W. Rich. <br><br> SUNDAY MORNING. <br><br> 10:00-Revival Love-Feast, led by Rev. G. E. Jayne. <br> 11:30-Sermon, Rev. T. C. Iliff, D. D. <br><br> SUNDAY AFTERNOON. <br><br> 2:30-Sunday School Revival Service, J. L. Loar. <br><br> SUNDAY EVENING. <br><br> 6:30-Pentecostal Service, in charge of the Epworth League. <br> 7:30-Special Evangelistic Services in the Auditorium, conducted by Rev. Dr. Iliff. <br> *Dr. Iliff will conduct a revival service at the close of each evening meeting. J. D. C. <br><br> NOTICE. <br> Ninth Territorial S. S. Convention Nov. 30th, Dec. 1st and 2nd. <br> The superintendent of each Sunday school is requested to bring the convention before his school at each session that remains before the time appointed so that every member may be filled with enthusiasm and have the date in mind constantly. All schools that have banners are urgently requested to bring them to the convention, especially Sunday afternoon. Many schools already have banners. Let those who have not, secure one if possible before Thanksgiving day. Reserve Friday evening November 30th and Saturday and Sunday following for the convention. <br> "COMMITTEE." <br><br> PEOPLE'S GOSPEL MISSION. <br> At last the Mission which is the outgrowth of the Rescue Mission work, has a home of its own. There could not have been a better place chosen, for it is none other than the historic Independence Hall, just west of Walker store. With how many in this city does the very mention of the name call up most sacred memories. Sunday school, church, academy, marriages, funerals, associations that can never be forgotten. <br> In this hall, Mr. Lister, under the direction of the Congregational City Missionary committee, will carry on evangelistic meetings every evening, while the News Boy's Brigade, the Sunday school, and the general rescue work will make it one of the warmest places in the city. Do not forget to visit the rooms and ask what you can do to help on the work. D.W.B. <br><br> "Dr. Bruce, of Persia, has expressed the opinion that lady missionaries are the best missionary workers in Persia."