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Newspaper
Mitchell Capital
Location
Mitchell, South Dakota, United States of America
Date
Feb 17, 1905
Page
6
Convention Held By YWCA Gathers College Gird Attendance
Mrs Chalmers presided over the YW convention with strong religious addresses and broad interest. Delegations from Vermilion Yankton Waron and others arrived by rail, though late trains caused some to miss the opening meetings. Miss Maxson and Mrs Wattles traveled with the Yankton group.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Miteleli
Waron
Omaha
Phe South
Yankton
Miss Maxson
Mrs. Wattles Cane
Meeting Program Altered for Paxson Speech at Meethoidst Broch
The Meethoidst broch program shifted to evening as Miss Paxson failed to arrive for the afternoon session. Convention officers were elected: Chairman Mrs Dr Chalmers of Brookings, Vice chair Miss Ovin of Mitchell, Secretary Miss Ruth Youngman of Mitchell, Press Reporter Miss Florence Carhart of Mitchell. Mrs Chalmers gave a talk on city work and how girls could apply urban ideas to their hometowns to inspire others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Miss Ovin
Mitchell
Ruth Youngman
Florence Carhart
Chalmers
Missions Topic Dominates Evening Meeting With Four Talks
Four hopeful talks on missions filled the evening gathering. Miss Larson opened with Leading a Successful Mission Study Class outlining books teachers and students as keys to a good class. Miss Keilhbauch urged students to serve in college, be bold in small tasks, and inspire others through missionary zeal. Miss Noble illustrated growth through service citing Paul Livingstone and Isabella Photum and urged continued service in college life. Miss Corwin or Miss Gold Corwin stressed quiet calls matter and warned against delaying when the King’s business calls.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Larson
Rosina Keihlbauch
Willipe
Apostle Paul
David Livingstone
Isabella
Photum
Lee Christian Fife
Ecollege
Miss Chappell
Bible VYour, Part 1 Highlighted by Dr Nicholson
The text presents Dr Nicholson's Bible VYour Part 1 as a notable feature in the convention. It reflects on the speaker's plea for understanding and a search for spiritual insight drawn from scripture. The phrasing emphasizes faith as the path to divine knowledge.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dr. Nicholson
Faith and World’s Work program highlighted at convention
Dr. Nicholas spoke on scripture linking faith to service while Miss Shimta Haynes outlined the World’s Work aims and global connections. Miss Paxson addressed national work with emphasis on southern missions and eastern private schools as colleges form associations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dr. Nicholas
God
Shimta Haynes
Beebe
Ipswich
Missuth Paxson
Amon
United States
America Committee
Misslorence Starr
South Dakota
Mitchell
Gold Corwin
May Bobb
Myra Fishbach
Isrookings
Convention closes with praise for YWCA leaders
The YWCA convention ended Sunday in the city hall with a large crowd despite cold weather. Mrs Chalmers of Brookings led duties with tact, and Miss Corwin as state secretary drew high praise from attendees.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Y.W.C. A
Dr. Chalmers
Brookings
Corwin
Wattles
Lioux City
South Dakota
Lanxsot
Sermon Reflections and Redfield College Talk Update
Dr Nicholson led a Bible hour theme on separation from God and divine assurance through God’s love. Miss Corwin reported association gains while Miss Avery urged pledges for state work. committee recommendations included hiring a state secretary.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Avery
Redfield College
Morning convention talks urge prayer and Bible study
The article recalls four and a half months into the convention with talks by Miss Corwin on prayer life, Mrs. Wattles on morning worship, and Miss Paxson on Bible study. Paxson emphasizes growing as a spiritual Christian, the four purposes of Bible study, six study methods, and the need for young women to embody God’s word in personal work.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fred Wattles
God
Wil
Ruth Paxson
Jesus Christ
Daedalian Delegates Attend Dakota Wesleyan Reception
Visitors enjoyed a blue and white decorated reception at Dakota Wesleyan with the Daedalian orchestra providing music. Miss Paxson spoke on Waterloo Iowa and the upcoming summer conference. The event featured college stunt displays and a Bible talk by Dr Nicholson on service and pruning of life. Ambassadors for Christ preached spiritual uplift and urged Christians to continue Jesus’s work globally.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dakota Wesleyand
W.C. A
Daedalian
Nicholson
Abiding in Christ At Afternoon Meeting
Miss Lee opened with Abide With Me as Mrs Wat tles led a message on Abiding in Christ from John five four. She spoke on union with Jesus and the need for inner commitment to find peace. The talk emphasized the vine and branches metaphor and the joy of soul winning Christians.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lord Jesus
Christ
Jesus Christ
Last Y W C A Convention Meeting At City Hall
Large crowd fills city hall for final Y W C A convention session presided by Mrs Chalmer s. Rev Giblett offers prayer as Miss Starr reads scripture and Mrs Wattles explains the fourfold aims of Y W C A in aiding young women in cities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Y. W. c. A. Convention
Chalmers
Giblett
The
Baptist Church
Miss Starr
Wattles
Paxson
YY. W
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