Indiana Baptists Oppose the American Saloon at Home and Abroad
The Indiana Baptist state convention debated temperance across home and foreign missions. Resolutions urged Prison Sunday observance, praise Pine Lake and Dubust resorts, support Central Baptist Orphanage, oppose the army canteen, and back church unity in mission work. The gathering showcased revival style addresses, reports on foreign missions, and a new officer slate.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Indiana
Baptist State Convention
Landis
Committee On Resolutions
Pine Lake Assembly
Dubust
Baptists of
Gentral Baptist Orphanage
Auburn Park
Church of Jesus Christ
Baptist Education Theme Dominates Thursday Session
Rev Wallace St John of Franklin spoke on The Character of Baptist Education as part of an afternoon program. Short talks followed on Indiana church work and hopes while Franklin College President Stott reviewed sixteen years of state convention progress and urged greater mission efforts. Leaders including Dr Villers Rev Fuller Swift Rev C A Cook Rev C H Case Rev C M Carter and L E Clark shared brief remarks before the convention sang the Franklin College hymn.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Baptist State Convention
Thomas J. Villers
Indianapolis
Educational Board
G. V. Woollen
B. ¥. P. Ye Board
C. D. Cuse
Terre Haute
J. W. Clevenger
Seymour
R. E. Neighbor
Indianapoli
J. J. W. Billingsley
State Mission Board
L. Henson
Fort Wayne
D. H. Cooper
Ponn
P. C. Duncan
Franklin
E. Sanford
Carlisle
Mission Board
Carter
Gifford
C. P. Gifford
Second Baptist Church
Buffalo
N. Y
Giord
Jesus
Israel
Henson
Mason Long
Philley
E. 2. Morgan
Villers
Case
Clevenger
Neighbor
Whittington
A. Sanford
Mt. Ayr
B. R. Wood
Kokomo
Margaret J. Pavey
Jonson
Fulley Swift
C. M. Carter
Munelz
A. M. McGuire
Sullivan
Sonti Bund
John R. Sampey
Southern Baptist Theological Seminary
Mich
Boyden
Indiana
A. ©. Kelley
Chicago
Central Baptist
Auburn Park
E. R. Clevenger
Rochester
Baptist Publication Society
Publication Society
Wallace St. John
Stott
Franklin College
Dr. Villers
Fuller Swift
Madison
C. A. Cook
Lebanon
C. H. Case
South Bend
Muncie
L.£. Clark
New Pastors Presented for Indiana Baptists
Eleven new pastors were introduced at the Indiana Baptist convention after the opening service. Names include Rev. E. S. Stucker, South Bend. Rev. G. W. Tupper, Galveston. Rev. M. W. Shuh, Greensburg. Rev. I. W. Martin, New Albany. Rev. Wallace St. John, Franklin. Rev. C. G. H. Fry, Gas City. Rev. W. C. Martin, Muncie. Rev. Mw. a. Thomas, Lima. Rev. G. W. Lockhart, Wolcottville. Rev. G. C. Moor, Leporte. Rev. Lester, Bluffton.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Indiana
E. 8. Stucker
South Bend
G. W. Tupper
Galveston
M. W. Shuh
Greensburg
I. W. Martin
New Albany
Wallace St. John
Franklin
C. M. Carter
Muncie
Indiana Baptists
Baptist Young People's Union Annual Report Details Growth
The Baptist Young Peoples' Union board reports record work in organization and state interest. Secretary traveled 4 113 miles visiting 43 churches and 9 associations, with 59 address meetings and much other activity. Funds rose over 600, but limited by finances. Indiana secured two national junior banners. Lebanon Junior Society led. Banner replacements occurred after state banners burned, Woodruff Place and Walcott churches honored. For next year, push for more association unions, institutes, and conventions, ideally with Sunday school institutes to save time and expense. Progress noted in national B P U debt allocated to Indiana.
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Young People's Society
Baptist Young Peoples’ Union Board
C.D. Case
Terre Haute
Indiana
Lebanon
Woodruff Place
Indianapoli
Walcott Church
Indiana at national convention boosts church outreach
Indiana sent the largest state attendance outside Ohio to the national convention, with 4,115 miles traveled, 43 churches visited, 9 associations joined, and 59 addresses given. Funds raised totaled 92.70 dollars with 41.87 spent on railroad fare. New boards and managing committees were announced, naming leaders across Indiana towns and churches including Indianapolis, Sullivan, Kokomo, and Muncie.
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Indiana
Ohio
F. DB. Bachelor
The
Aganization
C. S. Lester
R. E. Neighbor
State Sunday School Board
Riv
W. Glevernger
Xeymour
MM. McGuire
Secreta Sullivan
C.S. Dearborn
Pressurer
Indianapoli
I. Be. Wilson
Aurora
F. BE. Dickinson
Franklin
Fuller Swift
Madison
D. M. Perry
Indianapolis
G. D. Casa
Ex-Alfeio
Terre Haute
iRev
I. B. Neighbor
Toy Hathaway
Muncie
G. 8. Leeter
superin_tendent
Bluffton
Ittuv
W. Shah
Greensburg
E. Clough
Bloomington
E. S. Stucker
South Bend
A. D. Barry
Frank Bachelor
Lneva
Chalton
Myrtle Huckelberry
Logansport
Dr Bullis Cures Throat Lung Affections Cough Syrup
The advertisement touts Dr Bullis Cures all throat and lung ailments and promotes Cough Syrub with genuine formula and substitutes discouraged. Salvation Oil claimed to cure rheumatism with prices 15 and 25 cents. The piece ends with a note on Trans-Siberian railway construction hardships and ballast sourcing challenges.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bullis
Salvation Oil
Barrett Captivates Decatur Democrats in Large Meeting
J M Barrett spoke to a huge crowd in Decatur Indiana drawing attention at the Adams county capital. J B Hyser addressed a Lafayette township audience in a campaign-record crowd noting his past as a Republican. The piece also mentions a surge in Belgian hore imports on steamers bringing these animals.
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J. M. Barrett
Decatur
Ind
Adams County
Barrett
J. B. Hyser
Lafayette Township
Mr. Hyser
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N. B. Leslie
Connersville
E. W. Lounsberry
D. D
D. R. Landis
J. D. Dorland
D. J. Villers
Milton Shiry
J. M. Kimbrough
E. G. Shouse Af Kakomoe
C. Fulmer
In- Uinimipolis
West
E.G. Wheeler
Los Angeles
Far West
S. L. Roberts
New Bethel
Fulmer
Reuben Jeffrey
State Vic
R. D. Meare
Lafayette
J. H. Chapman
Pleasant Lake
Foreign Missions
Managing Committee For
J. W. Kendall
India
China
Union
Songo
South Africa
Con
L. A. Gould
EB. W. Lounsberry
Geistwelt
Woman’s Foreign Missions
E. C. Stimson
Thomas
Evansville
Porter
Vevay
C. D. Case
Curry’s Prairie Association
Laura Grinstred
Sand Creek Association
DR. Villars
Missionary Department
Bible Department
P. U
Aids
Anbs Tye Nena E Pte
A. McDowell
L. A. Clarke
H. E. Wilson
Whitewater Valley Association
State Board of Education
National Baptist Edvcational Society
Kendall
G. P. Gifecrd
Vaplist Church
Uuatfalo, N
Aventi and Sofmoi
J. M. Kendall
J. PF. Griffith
Spencer
T. C. Probert
Petersburg
J. A. Haynes
F. O. Lamborough
Columbhus
P. H. Peath
Morosca
R. A. Puson
Brownsburg
W. P. Pearse
Goshen
MacFarran
Clufter
J. & Bowden
Kalanazoo
BR. 0. Hawkins
R. D. Wioore
J. C. Ward
Penn
N. C. Smith
Princeton
A. J. Thurston
Shelbyville
E. H. Davis
Siberia
London Sphere
Ayer
J. C. Avex Company
Vractica Chemista
Lowell, Massy
Ayers
Lindenwood Cemetery
West Main Street Bridge
West Berry Street
Sentinel Office
Dé&W-Tf
J. W. Williams
Mgre
Aioe
Calhoun Ri
FM. Smith & CO
Eldredge B
Calhoun Street
Giteers Trust Gorpaay Cor
Berry and
Clinton
Mide Su Farm
Robert Klaehn
West Main
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