The times. (Owosso, Mich.) 1882-1897, 1891-10-02
To receive spiritual quickening and up
fitting that will last through the year.

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lifting that will last through the year.
To counsel together as to how we may
more effectualy reach ''the Is per cent"
WHAT TO BRING.
Bring yourself; your Bible Gospel Hymns,
No. 81 note book; a credential; receptive
mind; q prayerful heart, an honest purpose
to do and get the most good possible.
WHO SHOULD COME.
Presidents, directors, general secretaries,
gymnasium men, committeeman, and active
members of assocations-all of whom can
obtain information about their several de-
partments of the work.
Pastors. Sunday school superintendent,
Bible class teachers and church officers
who desire to be more used of God in win
ming young, men for Christ and His church.
Young men from EndeavOr societies, Ep-
worth Leagues, st. Andrews Br0therhoods,
Baptist Unions. Kings Sons, and other kim
dred societies who want to know more of
Gods word, and how to become soul-win-
ners.
Public spirited business men, who are IN
terested in promoting the welfare of young
men in their locality.
College presidents, professors, high school
and academy teachers, who have the over
sight of young men; college students who
want to discover new methods and incen-
tives to christian service.
Young men from the various "leagues"
and "bands" who are doing effective work
in unorganzed towns.
Methodist Baptist, Presbyterian, COngre-
gational Episcopalan, and Lutheran young
men; young men from shops, stores, schools,
offices, factories, mills, mines and farms
let the book-keeper lay down his pen, the
miner his pick, the printer his stick; let tile
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his AK, the merchant his ledger; let the
preacher come out of his study, the editor
from his den, the businessman from his
office-and one and all gather at Owosso for
three days feast of good things from the
Kings own table,
PROGRAM.
The mu sic will be in charge of Mr.. John w.
Hansel, assisted by Mr.. w. H. Overton, organist
and a chorus of male voices
SPECIAL ADDRESSES.
"Seventy-five Per Cent"
Rev. l.. Morgan Wood, Detroit.
'The Relation of American Associations to
Young Men in Foreign Lands"
Mr.. c. f. Dyer Minneapolis.
present and Future of the College Association
Movement
College Secy John r. Mott, New York.
Young Man. Rev. G. H. Beale, Lansing.
Educational Forces
Gen. Sec'y j. w. Hansel Western Secretarial
Institute.
Mutual Helpfuness of State and Local Asso-
ciations," State Secy l. L. Brown, Chicago.
PAPERS AND DISCUSSIONS.
"A Business Mans Interest in the Work of the
Young Mems Christian Association"
Mr.. F. d. Taylor, Detroit.
Opportunities for Religious Work in the Gym
nasium,"
Physical Director A. G. Studer, Detroit.
Learning to Walk; or the Experiences of an
Association Infant"
Pres. w. D. Farley, Battle Creek.
Association Work on the Upper Peninsula
Opportunities and Responsibilities"
! "Why should Young Mems Association Under
take Work for Boys?'
Gen. Sec'y G. j. Vanderhoof, Coldwater.
''How can we make our Religious Work More
EfTectivey' Gen. SecyC c. f. Thomas, Lansing
'"The Assistance of Women in the Work of the
Association"
Gen. Secy f. C. VanNess Port Huron.
'Our Privilege as Co-worSers with Christ.
ILLUSTRATIVE BIBLE CLASSES
Beginners Bible Glass.
Gen. Sec'y A. L. Parker, Detroit.
College Sec'y John r.. Mott, New York.
Evangelistic Bible Glass,
Mr.. G. f. Dyer, Minneapolis.
SECTION CONFERENCES.
I. For Pastors, Officers and Directors, Mr.. d.
w. Briggs. Saginaw presiding.
Mutual Helpfulness between Pastors and AS
sociaton Oficers How can it be Promoted
Rev. e. B. Bancroft, Owosso.
''What Relations should exist between the AS
sociation and the Young Peoples Societies of
the Churchesy' Mr.. Il. G. Goddard, Saginaw.
9. For College Students Sec'y Fohn r. Mott.
New York, presiding.
1T has been thought best to leave this Con-
ference open for impromptu discussion Of Col
lege Work
g. For District Committees, Corresponding
Members and Delegates from Unorganized
Towns.
'How can we Promote the Efficiency of our
District Work."
Sec'y H. NJ. Fillebrown, Battle Creek.
"what work can be done for Young Men in
towns without Associationsy'
Mr.. A. J Hail. Mason.
4. For Committee Men and other Members of
City and Railroad Associations, Mr.. F. A. Fish,
Port Huron, presiding.
"How can we Promote Individual Responsibility
on the part of our Active MembersF"
Mr. B. H. Edwards, Ypsilanti.
Suggestions concerning the Securing and Ex-
pending of Money in Association Work"
Mr.. 1. Il. Brown, Chicago.
| OTHER FEATURES.
TO be explained later.
Consulting the Oracle"
"Great Giving Service"
! "a Call at Business Mans Ofice."
Other speakers will be announced later.
| NOTES.
The week day sessions of the convention
will be held in the Baptist church.
n The places of holding section conferences
have not yet been determined.
Sunday the various city pulpits will be
supplied by visiting delegates.
Friday evening in Odd Fellows hall will
be served the banquet to delegates and
members Of the local association.
A chorus choir under the direction of A.
K. Ferry, comprising the best talent in
Owosso. will furnish music during the State