H.R. Chapman….President
222 N. Wahsatch Ave., Colorado Springs

Rev. R.A.N. Wilson….Vice-President
28 Block M, Pueblo

H.S. Fairchild….Recording Secretary
216 R. Jefferson St., Colorado Springs

Miss Ella J. Queen, Corresponding Sec'y
317 W. Fourth Avenue, Denver

Bert L. Kittle….Treasurer
Greeley

Miss Jessie Aiken, Supt. Missionary Dept.
316 E. Huerfano St., Colorado Springs

Rev. Leonard G. Thompson, Supt. Christian Citizenship Department
524 East 38th Avenue, Denver

Miss Nellie M. Williams, Supt. Junior Department
Cherry

Miss Marian Cordingly, Vice-President Denver District
1364 S. Tenth St., Denver

J. Leroy Stockton, Vice-President Northern District
Greeley

H.J. Olmsted, Vice-Pres. Central District
Colorado Springs

Rev. W.J. Fisher, Vice-Pres. Southeastern District
Grand Junction

Rev. J.D. Sanchez, Vice-Pres. Southwestern District
Antonito

1901. State Convention, Colorado Springs. International Convention, Cincinnati.

Colorado Springs, Colo. August 3, 1901

To the Twenty-first century Christian Endeavorers of Colorado:

In preparation for the beginning of the Twentieth century, the Christian Endeavorers of the state listened to President Francis E. Clark's "call to prayer for a great awakening", remembered the appeal and for nearly two months before the shutting of the door of the nineteenth century and the opening of the door of the Twentieth century engaged in united, earnest, persistent and unwearied prayer for a new revival, while the closing hour of the old century was entirely devote to united prayer for this special blessing.

These prayers have had a powerful influence upon the young people of Colorado, while the Twentieth birthday of Christian Endeavor which was remembered on February 3rd 1901 as Christian Endeavor Decision Day, many were reminded of their pledge "Trusting in the Lord Jesus Christ for strength I promise Him that I will strive to do whatever He wold like to have me do", and resolved to live nearer to their Lord and Master Jesus Christ.

It is the prayer of the present 8,613 Christian Endeavorers of the state that at the opening of the Twenty-first century the Christian young people of Colorado may be found faithful in the service of the Lord Jesus Christ and that Colorado may be known as a thoroughly Christian state.

"May the grace of our Lord Jesus Christ be with you all." Is my prayer.

Yours for "Christ and the Church,"

H. R. Chapman
State President

The list of Christian Endeavor officers for the state of Colorado for the period June, 1901 to June, 1902.

State Officers

H.R. Chapman….President
222 N. Wahsatch Ave., Colorado Springs

James D. Bested….Vice-President
271 E. Bennett Ave., Cripple Creek

Walter C. Wright….Recording Secretary
1826 N. Nevada Ave., Colorado Springs

Miss Ella J. Queen….Corresponding Secretary
317 W. Fourth Avenue, Denver

Bert L. Kittle….Treasurer
Greeley

Miss Jessie Aiken….Supt. Missionary Dept.
316 E. Huerfano St., Colorado Springs

A.G. Leffingwell….Supt. Christian Citizenship Dept.
1608-1613 Arapahoe St., Denver

Miss Nellie M. Williams….Supt. Junior Dept.
Cherry

Miss E. Essie Edwards….Supt. Press
122 S. Pennsylvania Ave., Denver

District Vice-Presidents

J. Leroy Stockton, Vice-Pres. Northeastern District
Greeley

Miss Marian Cordingly, Vice-Pres. Denver District
1804 S. Tenth St., Denver

H.J. Olmsted, Vice-Pres. Central District
612 N. Wahsatch Ave., Colorado Springs

Mr. J.A. Clark, Vice-Pres. Southeastern District
Trinidad

Rev. Harold E. Anderson, Vice-Pres. Northwestern District
Craig

Rev. C.E.B. Ward, Vice-President Western District
Grand Junction

Rev. M.H. MacLeod, Vice-President Southwestern District
Alamosa

Rev. J.W. Sanders, Leadville, Vice-President-at-Large
Rev. M.D.J. Sanchez, Mogote, " "

[This letter was listed in the Gazette register of 1901 as "Program and badge from the 13th annual state convention"]