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Volume 11, Number 8. PORTLAND, OREGON August, 1932.
H I - L I G H T S F R O M P A Y E T T E L A K E S His standards, so that we might be com The conference may be characterized CONFERENCE plete in Him. by a spirit of good fellowship, of spir Walter Lee spoke Thursday morning itual enthusiasm and entire consecration The fifth annual Idaho Friends Chris from 1. Corinthians 16:9 and 16. A to the will of God. The Idaho folk are tian Endeavor Conference was held at message of encouragement was brought united in their belief that this has been to us based on the thought that a man's the best conference yet. Payette Lakes July 11-17. The entire week was so charged %vith activity that life consisteth not in the abundance of no doubt a full-page write up could things which he possesseth. In his EXPLANATION OF THE CHART more adequately transmit the news to words: "The past year has been a pros the readers of the Friendly Endeavor; perous one for the Christian." "World I. WORSHIP. but owing to the fact that the 1932-33 ly people are seeking peace in these 1. (a) Original IMeetings (25 points Friends-With-Christ Chart is included turbulent times and are finding none." each). in this issue, this article must take its "The pleasures of the world have lio There is no limit to the number of share of pruning. permanent satisfaction." original meetings planned throughout The theme of the Conference was "To The blessing of the Lord was poured the year. The Prayer-meeting Com Serve the Present Age," and through out in the Friday service conducted by mittee may judge whether your society out the classes, inspirational addresses, Milo Ross. He spoke of our three is entitled to the 25 points allowed for music and evangelistic services, this privileges — Christ, Prayer and the each. To be counted as an original theme was repeatedly presented. Church. We, as young Christians, were meeting the subject of the evening must The entire Conference group met for urged to stand steadfast in the faith be presented in a novel way of the lead t h e c l a s s o n " O u r Ta s k a t H o m e a n d and to have boldness to enter into the er's own planning. Abroad," led by Chester A. Hadley. Holiest by the blood of Jesus. During (b) Well-Planned Meetings. (15 His outline from day to day is as fol the altar services which followed, many points each). lows: Our Message, The Field, The precious souls were saved—one of whom The Prayer-meeting Committee is to Workers and the Home Base. Helen went home to be with his God two days be judge of this also. They are to Cammack took charge one day in pre later. keep a careful record throughout the senting the missionary interests. The sermon Sunday morning was ten months of points earned. To be After this class, the Endeavorers di brought by Calvin Choate, who spoke counted a well-planned meeting, it need vided into two groups, the one led by of Christ's command to Peter to "come not be entirely original, but the plans Irving Frank, President of Idaho State and see," and who postponed his coming used from any helps should be carefully Union, on the subject of "The Relation and tired of waiting to see, and started worked out so the leader's personality of the Christian Endeavor to the fishing. Too many start fishing before marks them. Some tests of a good Church," and the other by Denver Head- they have really seen Jesus; they are meeting are: rick, considering "Applied Christianity." too busy to take time to talk with God. ( 1 ) D o e s t h e l e a d e r r e a d h i s t a l k Irving Frank presented Christian En The aftenioon sports were in charge instead of giving it as his own? deavor as a_ child of the church, show- of Mr. and Mrs. Ed Hanson, of Star. Rain Wednesday afternoon and evening (2) Does the leader work out a def ing_ its heritage and advantages, and inite plan in presenting the topic, either giving the attitude and work of a interrupted the games; but swimming, spiritual society. Denver Headrick led boating, indoor baseball and volley bafli original or the one given in the helps? the discussion of practical Christianity hiking and launching jn the "Friend (3) Do the answers to the questions as contrasted with theoretical. Chris ship" continued the rest of the week. show thought on the part of the speak tianity in the heart, the home, and at Both an air circus at McCall and the er? work, were some of the topics consid view from Brundage Jlountain attracted ( 4 ) W e r e s e l e c t i o n s r e a d w h i c h ered. would have been more effective if told? The children's meetings were ably led several ear loads of Conference folk. On Saturday the ' married men chal (5, Do most of the members take by Rosa Allen. The life of Moses was lenged the bachelors to a ball game and the theme. part with willingness and interest? won 17-3. After .service our good boat 2 . ( a ) M i s s i o n a r y M e e t i n g s . o r During the third period, Mrs. Laura "Friendship' made two moonlight trips classes. (25 points each). Roberts conducted a class in Quaker with about forty on each load. History and Cahnn Choate led one on If the regular monthly missionary the Second Coming of Christ. Visual The chorus class this year was again meeting centers around Bolivia, 25 instruction by the use of two large under the direction of William Murphy; p o i n t s m a y b e a d d e d t o y o u r s c o r e . charts one on the Plan of the Ages, the sacred concert Sunday afternoon Plan for the meeting a novel and inter and the other concerned with the being perhaps the best ever given at esting manner of presenting our field Church Age, aided in making his class Payette Lakes. Besides selection.s by and obtain 25 points extra for an orig a niost interesting one. The study the full chorus, there were numbers by inal meeting. If the society wishes to ' H's'^euv, given by Laura a smaller choir, a ladies' octette, a quin continue the Mission Study Classes tette and ladies' trio, the "Quaker Quar started last year, 25 points may be Robeits, was .splendidly prenared and tette" and three solos given by different taken for each class. pr^enteih Her course 'hic'luded the members of the group. (b) Bolivian Prayer Circle (10 I t r m o v e m e n t i n The evangelistic services were under points each) leadeis,le mit the tn® beginnings 7®"''- of the American early the direction of Calvin Choate. On This may be continued as last year. Quakensm the "Middlf Ages" and the Tuesday evening, his theme was "To The purpose of this prayer circle is to reconstruction and period of progress Serve the Present Age, centering his unite our faith and prayers on behalf Ihe inspirational hour each morning thoughts around the story of Paul's call of our own mission field. Would sug wa.s indeed worthy of that title, for at pyen in Acts 26th. "Halfway Houses," gest that the leader endeavor to have that time came some of the high points taken from Abraham's sojourn at Ha- recent news from the field at each of the Conference. ran, ^ was the message of Wednesday meeting. Keep in close touch with the Helen Cammack spoke Wednesday evening. Thursday evening the theme Taniplins and Helen Cammack, and pray morning from Philippians 3-12 We of three classes of people was based definitely for them in their present were admonished to gra.sp our personal upon Luke 9:57. "Repentance" was the needs. " The leader should be one who salvation while there is yet time, so that subject for Friday evening. The next is especially interested in missionary we might be presented holy and unblam message centered around Psalms 37:1-24. work. After the needs of the field able to the Father. Christ has prom Prom the very first the messages were are presented, as much time as possible blessed of God and at each seiwice, with should be spent in intercessory prayer. ised to cleanse us from .sin and to im the exception of Tuesday evening and plant a perfect love within us. He has 10 points are obtainable for eac r time made ample provision for us to reach Sunday morning, people found their way the Prayer Circle meets. to the altar. (Continued on page 6) Page 2. THE FRIENDLY ENDEAVOR August, 1932. August, 1932. THE FRIENDLY ENDEAVOR Page 5.
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ANNUAL CHRISTIAN ENDEAVOR Office Hours Phone EAst 4468 FINANCIAL REPORT Optometrist 9:00 to 5:00 For June 1, 1931-June 1, 1932 MOVED TO Receipts— 201 ALDERWAY BUILDING DR. A. E. GEORGE Cash on hand June 1, 1932.. $ 115.32 Cor. Broadway and Alder C o n f e r e n c e s 4 4 7 . 9 7 DENTIST Bolivian Missions 257.02 Deputation .70 Glasses Right — Prices Right Printing 47133 X-RAY Yearly Meeting Appropriation 200.00 Make "The Optical Shop" your C. A. Hadley support 51.00 Twin Rocks Banquet 115.32 "Optical Shop" 1050"/2 Hawthorne Ave., I'ortland, Ore. M i s c e l l a n e o u s 1 7 . 0 0 BRANCH OFFICE: 1117 MAIN ST. , , ? 1 2 5 1 . 8 3 Disbursements— BRANCH OFFICE: 217 N. 8TH ST. Builders' Supplies Electric Supplies C o n f e r e n c e s | 5 8 4 . 4 8 Bolivian Missions 275 00 Parcel Post Orders given Special Atten Paints, Glass, Roofing Deputation 7285 tion. Retum Postage Paid Printing "'log^es C. A. Hadley's supiDort ho'oo Hawthorne Ross Cafe for T. It. Banquet. I17 60 Capital Cleaners M i s c e l l a n e o u s 2 7 . 4 4 CLEANERS, DYERS AND TAILORS Hardware G. A. WEILER, Mgr. $1243.00 HATS CLEANED AND BLOCKED Balance June 1, 1932 $ 8.83 K. L. MENDENHALL E n d e a v o r U n i o n . WORKS: 1509 - 13 No. 13TH STREET T A h o r 0 4 3 5 MILO ROSS, Phone 4242 Treasurer Oregon Friends Christian B O I S E - . I D A H O 1078 Hawthorne Ave., Portland, Ore- August, 1932. THE FRIENDLY ENDEAVOR Page 3.
THE MINISTRY AND OVERSIGHT my gasoline." The stimulating quali I That Romanism is an adversary of b o d y a s k e d t o a s s u m e ties of the chewing of cocaine makes it Protestant missions is no secret. When NEW DUTIES possible to work long hours, carrying Penzotti arrived in that Peruvian port unbelievably heavy burdens with but on the ship with his cargo of Testa The Superintendent has had a feeling little food and little time to rest. "It m e n t s a n d B i b l e s h e w a s c a s t i n t o for a long time, that there should be a also makes him insensible to heat and prison by the Romanists and his Bibles more complete "hook up" between the cold. The Roman priests encourage were thrown into the sea. When Evangelistic Board and the monthly the poor, despised creatures to chew the Bibles and Testaments have been dis meetings. This concern was laid before miserable weed by pointing to the ima tributed in the village, the priests have the Board and after consideration of ges of Christ on the Cross with green gathered them and themselves super many plans, it was felt that in the paint at the comers of his mouth and intended the burning of them in the M i n i s t r y a n d O v e r s i g h t B o d y l a y t h e trickling down his chin, telling them streets or public squares, telling the possible solution of the problem. The that Christ also was a chewer of co people that it was immoral literature. Missionary Board has its direct touch caine! Their white masters, both Distributors of Biblical tracts and with the meetings through the Mission priest and owner, are opposed to giving other literature have been called devils, ary Committees. This gives them op them any education, and much less do spit upon, attacked with knives, shot portunity to keep the meetings informed they desire that the Gospel be preached down, stoned and mutilated under the and interested in the work. The Evan to them. direction of the 'T)lack-robed padres." gelistic Board has not had that direct The government itself has proved to I have myself stood under the roof of contact and has suffered greatly be be an adversary to the social redemp a P r o t e s t a n t m i s s i o n w h i l e t h e e m m i s - cause of the lack. tion of the Indian. Undoubtedly their saries of the pope hammered at the We decided to ask the Ministry and attitude has been motivated by fear of door with rocks and broke in the tile Oversight Body to form a sub-commit revenge on the part of the oppressed roof with their stones. The great t e e f r o m t h e i r n u m b e r w h o w o u l d x m d e r - savage as much as by greed and ambi Right Reverend (?) Archbishop of take the work of keeping the Evangel tion. Latin governments have been Honduras once made a personal visit istic and Church Extension Board before known to carry on a policy of extirmi- to some of our believers. He told the people. In a short time the nec nation of the Indian. He is nothing them that they should not read the essary fiiformation will be forwarded to more than an animal. Has not the Protestant Bibles; that they should these committees so that they can begin Roman priesthood told them that unless bring them to him at the church on a the task. the Indian has been baptized in the certain day and he would give them Will each Ministry and Oversight Roman Church he has no soul. If he Catholic Bibles in their stead. Some Body please attend to this "matter at has no soul then there can be no sin unsuspecting ones believed his lie and your next regular meeting? Get your / attached to his murder. Such unbe surrendered their treasure to him and committee ^ formed and send the name lievable orgies as riding into an un the wretch to this day has never fulfiled of the chairman to the Superintendent. suspecting tribe of Indians and shooting his promise. I stood one Iday in the them down for sport, or distributing public market of Marcala, Honduras, in N E W S N O T E S clothing infected with smallpox or the presence of a multitude of workmen. measles are the triumphs of civilization. I was talking quietly with a prominent Fred Harris has accepted a call to It has come to our personal knowledge merchantman of the city when the serve Greenleaf Meeting as pastor, be that the governments of Latin America, priest came walking in. After a few ginning September 1st. with but few exceptions, oppose any words of greeting and introduction dur Chas. Beals will begin pastoral work work among the Indians that would ing which he discovered who I was, he with the Vancouver Meeting at the same tend to emancipate them. In a certain attacked me verbally with very ungen- time. section where we labored the officials Questions and statements, Edgar P. Sims has resigned at High favored the importation of machine v^en he saw that he was bested in his land and at the present time that meet guns for the extermination of an en belittle me in the eyes of the ing has not secured a pastor. tire tribe of particularly stubborn and multitude he went away in a rage. Sprihgbrook Meeting is looking for resisting Indians. Another solution Why. Simply because I was bringing a pastor, occasioned by the resignation was offered—^that of tearing the men in the Light and he knows that when of Glen Rinard. f r o m t h e i r f a m i l i e s a n d l a n d s a n d d e the people read the Bible his licentious porting them to the coast where they life and political power must come to ON THE THRESHOLD OF A CONTI would soon die of malaria and dysen an end. NENT—BOLIVIA tery. What a mercy! What civiliza No one need try to tell us that Ro tion! man Catholicism is not an adversary. Such is the social status of the Indi (Continued from former number) That it prepares the way for Missions an, and as such the missionary must IS a lie! It teaches the people to stand Slavery of the rankest nature must be be willing to find him and mingle with before a paper picture stuck to the wall met. The plantation owner is monarch him and i^each to him Jesus Christ. in his domain. His is the right of The Spiritual adversaries may be with a few draperies about it and with corporal punishment. The pistol is his classified under two heads—Supersti These^wed head are theiroffer "saints."prayers to There the "saint." are as badge of authority. If the poor peon tion and R^oman Catholicism. There is, (Indian laborer) becomes dissatisfied with the Indian, an intermediary stage niany "saints" of this type as there are also yhich consists in a mingling of pictures. To the superstitious prac with his treatment and his lot, he may tices of the savage is added the wor appeal to the court with the result that the rites of the Roman Church with to his debts and his present misery will their own heathen practices. The Latin ship of images with Christian names— American countries are generally con- also called "saints," in whose name be added the pain of the whipping stake some miracle is supposed to have been and weeks, if not months and years, of sidered by both the Romanists and performed at some time subsequent to imprisonment. The deed to the prop Amencan Protestants as Roman terri- the death of the individual for whom erty states, not how many acres of land tory. Most people do not know, how- the image is named. Images of St. but how many families of Indians. ever, that in South America the Roman Mary, large and small, abound in church They are bought and sold ^s so much Church has been satisfied to establish and hearth. She is worshipped as the property. A plantation owner pointed themselves in the large centers near mother of God and the Queen of Heav boastfully to a group of miserable, half- the coast. There are countless thous en. At the time of seed-sowing, a naked Indians and said, "Those are my ands of villages which have never yet rooster may be sacrificed at the foot of tractors!" Then indicating some bales heard the name of Christ, even through a cross erected in the center of the of cocaine leaves, he said, "And there is the idolatrous Church. field and his blood spilled in the fresh- Page 6. THE FRIENDLY ENDEAVOR August, 1932.
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T H E C H A R T HI. FELLOWSHIP. Correspondence with Missionaries, Tenth Legion Superintendent, 1. Active Christian Endeavor Work. ( C o n t i n u e d f r o m 1 s t p a g e ) Life Work Recruit Superintendent. ( a ) R e g u l a r s o c i e t y b u s i n e s s m e e t 3. Quiet Hour Comrades (5 points (c) Increased membership (50 points for each 10% increase. ings, minimum of 6. (25 points each). Believing that much benefit can be for each 10% increase). Using as a basis the percentage of gained from a consistent and regular For every 10% increase in member your members who signed the Quiet program of society work, an opportuni ship, 50 points may be claimed. This Hour Pledge cards last year, endeavor ty is here given for recognition of such is to be based on the membership report to have every member, new and old, effort. Christian Endeavor is a rec found in the 1932 Yearly Meeting min join. For each 10% increase over last ognized training department of the utes. year's total, your society may claim 5 Church. As such, sufficient opportunity (d) To conduct Endeavor business points. Pledge cards are obtainable at to learn how to work together, conduct in an orderly manner a budget is nec Christian Endeavor Headquarters, 303 the necessary business and make digni essary. If a systematic budget is Davis Building, Portland, at a verj^ fied reports should be given each En- maintained for ten months, from Sep small cost. deavorer. tember to July, 200 points may be claimed. II. STEWARDSHIP. I f ; a s m a n y a s s i x s o c i e t y b u s i n e s s meetings are held before July 1, 1933, 2. Outside Activities (10 points each) 1. 1933 Friendly Endeavor Quota and a copy of the minutes of such is Outside activities in a measure are a Paid in full (250 points) sent to the Quarterly Meeting Superin barometer of the society life. Any tendent by the secretary, 25 points for specific task, planned and executed by The Friendly Endeavor quota for 1932 each business meeting held may be the society outside of the regular meet must be paid in full before credit can ings, may be considered an outside be earned on the chart. Each society claimed. These meetings are to be held aside from the regular Sunday activity. For each one completed _ 10 paying their 1933 quota in full by July evening services. points will be credited. The following 1st, 1933, will be entitled to 250 points, are a few suggestions of projects a The first society to reach that goal (b) Committee meetings with writ before July 1st will be given an addi ten reports of Prayer-meeting, Lookout, society may undertake: Missionary and Social (10 points). Conducting special meetings at jails, tional 100 points. The second society Y. M., and Y. W. C. A. to reach quota before July 1st \vill be If all of the four major committees hold regular committee meetings and Conducting a church service. given an additional 50 points. The submit written reports at the regular Decorating the church for regular ser third society to reach quota before July b u s i n e s s m e e t i n g , t e n p o i n t s m a y b e vices, 1st will be given an additional 25 points. claimed. No partial credit is allowed. Visiting shut-ins, taking flowers. Carolling in the neighborhood. 2. Bolivian Pledge—50c per member The following is a suggested division of work between the four committees: Writing letters to missionaries. (250 points) Doing visitation work for the Sunday The Christian Endeavor Union has A. Lookout Committee. School, again pledged to support Juan and Chairman, Making scrap books or repairing toys Tomassa Allyon. This averages 50c Advertising and Publicity, for children's homes and hospitals. for each Christian Endeavor member. Personal Work and Bible Study Conducting reading contests on Latin Each society paying their 1932-33 Classes. America or Quaker biographies. pledge before April 1st, 1933, will be Reclamation Work, entitled to 250 points. The first socie Providing baskets of food for needy, Recruiting members. especially at Thanksgiving or ty to reach quota will be given an addi Intermediate Work, Christmas. tional 100 points. The second society J u n i o r W o r k . Each committee should plan and carry to reach quota before July 1st will be B. Social Committee. out some Outside Activity during the gievn an additional 50 points. The Chairman, year. third society to reach quota _ befoi-e Publicity and Invitations, April 1st will be given an additional 25 Treasurer, All Society Notes for this issue were points. The pledge is based on the Decorations, held over until next month. The print entire member.ship i-ecorded in the 1932 Refre.shments, ing of the Chart made this change nec Yearly Meeting Minutes. G a m e s a n d E q u i p m e n t , essary. Society reporters, do not fail 3. Tenth Legion Comrades (5 points Clean-up, to send in your copy for September be Flowers and Vi.siting. for each 10% increase). cause of this change. All reports will Tithing is one important truth that C. Prayer-meeting Committee. be printed next time. Send to Florence needs to be continually stressed as Chairman, Ritter, 540 East Thirty-second Street, G o d ' s p l a n f o r H i s c h i l d r e n . T h e C h r i s Publicity, Portland, Oregon. tian Endeavor Union should be an ex Leaders, ample of obedience to this command. Pre-prayer Service. Clio Brown, pastor at Sherwood, was Tenth Legion Comrade cai'ds should be Music—Special Numbers, seriou.sly injured recently when a split used in em-oiling new tither.s. For Ushering, ting gun sent a piece of wood 60 feet Decorations, from where it exploded, striking him in every 10% increase in Tenth Legion Quiet Hour Superintendent. membership 5 points will be earned. the side and crushing his ribs. He is D. Missionary Committee. Tenth Legion cards obtained at 303 getting better but is still suffering from Davis Building, Portland. Chairman, the shock. Bro. Brown has been cut Trea.surer, ting wood to supplement his salary and 4. Original Meetings on Tithing. Mission Study Classe.s—News of if any of the Friends in Portland or (25 points each) Bolivia, Newberg need winter wood, you will bo For each original meeting on tithing Meetings and Leadership, helping him very much if you order 25 points will be given. Socials, from him. Address Sherwood, Ore.