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THE CENTRE RE PORTE R:
“THURSDAY, JUNE 2
1910
SUNDAY SUHOOL QONVENTION,
Attendance Quite Large, and Discussions of
Great Interest,
The District SBunday-school Conven-
tion, composed of Potter and Gregg
townships and Centre Hall borough,
was held at Penn Hall, in the Luther-
an church, Friday afternoon and eve-
ning. The afternoon session was
opened with an anthem by the choir
Rev, B. F. Bleber conducted devotion-
al services, reading the 90th Psalm and
off:ring prayer. The minutes of the
last convention held at Egg Hill were
read by Mrs. H. W, Kreamer. Mrs.
8S. W. Smith was elected secretary.
The first speaker on the program
was D. C. Caris, who discussed the
the subject, * The Need of the
Hour.” The epeaker said the need of
the hour in Buanday.school work is
consecration, prayer, sincerity, rever-
ence, The next speaker was Rey. B.
R. M. Bheeder, of Aaronsbarg, pastor
of the Peon Hall church, who spoke
on “ The Mission and Equipment of a
Teacher in the Bunday-echool.” The
mission of the teacher is to make boys
and girls, men and women more
Christlike ; to teach first and lsst and
all the time the Word of God. The
teacher’s equipment must be prayer,
study, consecration, regularity, Mrs,
H. W. Kreamer then read an article
on the way in which Judge Lindsay
treats the boy criminal, and reforms
him.
The next number on the program
was sn address by Rev. Daniel Gress,
on “ Some Hard Things to do.”
There are some hard things to do in
every life, in every department of life,
in every protesssion, oecupation aod
avocation, it is necessary to do these
hard things to develop strength and
character. Edueation comes only
through effort, The great work of the
youth to«day is the enthronement of
intellect, culture, and character.
Greatness comes through overcoming
poverty, ignorance, obecurity and
physical weakness, all bard things to
do. The same law holds in Bunday-
school work, There are hard things
to do, and they can be done by eflort
only. Itisa hard thiog to go to Sun-
day-school on a rainy day, but pot
impossible ; a hard thing to get all
church members into Bunday-school,
bat it is 8 problem that can be solved ;
a hard thiog to keep the boys there,
but the parents can do it, Every
youth should go forward in faith, and
hope and courage, animated and in-
spired with fact that most
ptoblems can be solved, and most
difficulties can be overcome,
The commitiee on nominations then
reported. C. E. Royer was reelected
president, Robert Bartges, vice presi-
dent ; Mrs. B. W. Bmith, secretary,
and J. J. Arney, treasurer,
Daring the evening session D, F,
Luse addressed the convention on the
subject, ** As a teacher where should
you draw the line between right and
wrong,”’ Rev. Bheeder also spoke on
on that subjext. Mrs, B. W. Bmith
read a paper on “ Religious
principles applied to the business of
the Bundsy school.”
The * Boy Problem was discussed
by Rev. J. Max Lantz. Many helpful
suggestions were made to the conven-
thn on this important subject
The whole program was interspers-
ed with splendid music by the choir,
Both the afternoon and evening
garvices were well attended, and prov-
el to be interesting and erjoyable,
‘fhe next convention will be held in
‘entre Hall, The sum of $5.00 was
v ited the 8B. B. Association. A vote
«f thanks was tendered” to the people
of Penn Hall and vicinity for their
kind hospitality.
the
Miliheim Won te 8,
Millbeim and Centre Hall had a
struggle on Grange Park diamond,
Monday afternoon, which took the
tenth inning to decide who were the
victors, which proved to be the visit.
ing team, the score being 9 to 8, Up
to the seventh inning the honie team
was in the lead, but from that point
they were unable to score, while the
visitors began hitting and scoring. It
was generally a well played game,
oii remo
Bible Lase,
At the Reformed parsonage, in
Asronsburg, Baturday evening, by
Rev. W. Donat, Frank Bible of Centre
Hill, aud Miss Elizabeth Luse, of Co-
burn, were united in marriage. Both
parties are well known iu this county,
nnd they are belong heartily congratu-
lated, in which the Reporter joins,
A AI A I FISSION
“It cured me,” or ** It saved the
life of my child, '* are the expressions
you hear every day about Chamber-
Iain’s Collie, Cholera and Diarrhoea
Remedy. Thie is true the world over
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fotroduced. No other medicine In use
for diarrhoea or bowel complaints has
received such general approval. The
secret of the success of Chamberlain's
Colle, Cholera and Disrrhoes Remedy
fs that it curse. Hold by Murray aud
Bitner.
The Northern conference of the
Lutheran church Is in session at tie
‘Uross church, Georges Valley, the
first session having opened Tuesday.
MEMOR wu SERVICE,
Attendance Large at all Points In Penns
Yalley ~Able and Enthusinstio Sponkers.
The Memorial Day services were
largely attended at all points in Penns
Valley, where thiey were held as pre-
viously scheduled in these columns,
The speakers were able and enthusias-
tie, and the children who everywhere
joined in the decorating feature and
the singing of National aire, were
thrilled with patriotism by the senti-
ments of the songs they helped to
render.
great interest. There were
atrewn with flowers,
odist church where the children un-
with Miss
tendered a number
airs.
dies,
swall not only here but everywhere.
introduced the epeaker, Rov.
3. Wileox, pastor of the
Methodist church, who apoke
dience along other than the
Memorial Day lines of thought.
nation by comparison ;
of its form of government ; the loyal-
expected subjact—at least to some.
A few of the evils cited to be
are mentioned.
tion of God's Holy Day, which
of devotion :
the drinking saloon—will the
pever come when we will smite
monster ; the social club, where
is sold under a license ;
dance hall,
If we will preserve this nation,
speaker continued, we
its citizenship. God has made
great nation that we might
great blessiog t» other patione.
glale
of the ballot
shops ;
ture who at
put away the
shop next to our home,
scope, Rev. Wilcox greatly
his sudience, snd brought
many commendstory
the part of his hearers,
AT SPRUCETOWN,
The services at
unusually well attended.
was Rev, Wilcox, snd his
greatly pleased the sudience,
singing was conducted by
Michael Bmith, who also acled
ber of adults and children.
Max Lantz,
and Ralph Sweeney, both of whom
recited.
2 LA nn
y LOCALS,
Joseph L. Runkle, the Bellefonie
plumber, was in town last week doivg
some work for L. L. Bmith,
The superintendents of the various
Bunday-schools in the Centre Hall
Lutheran Charge have decided to
hold the annual Sunday-schonl picnic
on Monday, July 4th. The placa has
not yet been definite decided upon,
On the evening of Memorial Day a»
silver watch was lost in Centre Hall
by Violas Bharer, desughter of Mr. and
Mra. Jacob Bharer, east of here. It no
doubt has been picked up long before
thie, and the person who did so on
learning of its owner should at once
notify her,
A tumber of ministers in Centre
county are leaving for other flelds of
Isbor, the last to announce his inlten-
tion of doing so being Rev. L. N
Fleck, pastor of the Nittany Lutheran
church, who has sceepted a call at
Newry. He has been on his present
charge for a period of five years.
Vernon Getchell, of Btate College,
Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Klice and
and daughter Helen, of Altoona, were
guests of Mrs, Margaret Bailey, In
Centre Hall, Mr. Getchell 18 a stu
dent in Pennsylvania State College,
and Mr. Kline, who is a brother «f
Mrs. Bailey, isa moulder in the Al
toona car shops,
The funeral of George Dale was one
of the largest funerals beld at the Bhi-
loh church in many yedrs. Io his dis
course the pastor, Rev, J. 1. Btonecy-
pher, staied that so far ss could be
laroed, Mr. Dale was the last sure
vivor of Luthérans who had helped to
erect the Bhiloh church, Mr. Dale
had lived near this chiurch since be be-
gan housekeeping, which was fifty.
four years ago, and during that time
was wi a regular attendant st =i
held there,
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