The times., 1891-10-09
PROGRAM.

7.4s Permanent Organization.
500 ss-"Educational Forces
Mr.. John w. Hansel, Gen. Sec. West
Sec. Inst, Chicago
(a) The Association Training SCHOOLS
%, The Western secretarial lnsutn'e.
lc) "Young Mems Era"
s.ao Paner-"A Business Mans Interest In
the Work of the Young Mems Christian
Association"
FRIDAY MORNING.
o.oo penorts of Associations and District
Committees.
OILS Illustrative Bible Glass No. l. "F0r BE-
ginners MIR, A. L. Parker, Gen. sec'
Detroit.
o.4s Paper-"why Should Young Men 81
CHRISTIAN Association Undertake Work
for BoysY Mr. G. ]. Vanderhoff, Gehi
sec., Coldwater.
Il.15 Paper-"Learning to Walk; or the Ex-
periences OF an Association InfantS,
= - ,.-s Mr.. W. D. Farley, Pres. Battle Creek
FRIDAY AFTERNOON,
,.ao Address-"Relation of the American AS
sociations to Young Men in Foreign
Lands" Mr.. c. L. Dyer, Pres, Min
neapolis.
his Section Conferences.
1. For Pastors, Officers and Directors
At Association Hall. Mr.. ID. w.
Briggs, Saginaw, presiding.
Addresses" Mutual Helpfulness Be-
tween Pastors and Association OFF,
GERS How can it be Promoted ~ Rev.
T.. b. Bancroft, Owosso Mr.. NJ. B.
Williams, Pres, Kalamozoo.
Paper-"what Relations should Exist be-
tween the Association and the Young
PEOPLES Societies of the Churches y
Mr.. L. c. Goddard Saginaw.
Q. For College Students. At Baptist
Chapel. Mr.. John r. Mott, College
sec'y, New York, presiding.
TIT has been thought best to leave
this Conference open Tor l1nprollptu
discussion of College Work
3. For District Committees, Correspond
ing Members and Delegates from
Unorganized Towns. At Associa-
ton Reading Rooms Mr.. g. ID. Har-
rington Grand Rapids, presiding
Paper-"How can we Promote the
Efficiency Of our District Work y
Mr. II. NJ. FillebrOwn. Gen1 Sec,
Battle Creek
Paper-"Wllst Work can be Done
for Young Men in Towns without
Associations 7" Mr.. A. j. Hall,
Mason.
4. For Committee Men and other Mem
bers of City and Railroad Associa-
tions. At Methodist Chapel Mr.
F. A. Fish, Port Huron, presiding.
Paper--"How can we Promote Indi
vidual Responsibility on the part
of our Active Members 2" Mr.. b.
II. Edwards, Ypsilanti.
Conversation-"Su suggestions concern
ing the Securing and EXpendng OF
Money in Association Work" Mr.
l. T. Brown, Chicago.
FRIDAY EVENING.
7:3O Praise Service.
7:45 Reports of State Executive Committee.
s:05 nlustration--"A Call at Business Mans
Office" Mr.. w. w. Barcus, MuslSegon
Mr. I. E. Brown, State Secretary, Ills.
S:35 Address-'Present and Future of the Col
lege Association Movement" Mr.. John
r. Mott, College Secretary international
Committee, New York.
SATURDAY MORNING.
500 Report from Section Conferences.
9:30 Opportunities for Religious work
in the Gymnasium" Mr.. A. G. Studer
Physical Director, Detroit
1000 Illustrative Bible Glass, No. 9. "Work
ers' Training Glass" Mr.. John r. Mott
New York.
f0:45 Paper-'How can VIC make the Religious
Work of our Association more enectiver
Mr.. c. f. Thomas, General Secretary
Lansing
11:S0 - ? ? Consulting the Ora
cle." Mr. John w. Hansel, Chicago.
SATURDAY AFTERNOON.
300 Devotional Exercises.
2:l5 Conversation-"Th Assistance of Womer
in the Work Of the Association" Mr.. f
C. Van Ness, General Secretary, Por
Huron.
2a5 Address-"Mutua Helpfulness between
State and Local Associations.r Mr. /
r.. Brown, Chicago.
3l5 Report of Committee onState Executiv,
Committees Report.
1925 Great Giving Service.
(a) Giving Thanks.
(b) Giving Ourselves
(c) Giving our Money.
AS Business Session.
SATURDAY EVENING.
7:SO Thanksgiving Service.
7:45 Address-"The Bible the Book for tn
Nineteenth Century Young Man" Rev
G. II. Beale, Lansing.
$3.50 Illustrative Bible Glass, No. 3-"EvangC
listic Bible Glass; Mr.. II. f. Williams
Editor era" Chicago.
SUNDAY SERVICES.
q:39 a. m. Conservation Service-"Our Priv
lege as Co-workcrs with Christ"
lO:So n. m. Services in the Churches.
8:OOp. IN. Meeting for Men.
$500 D. m. Meeting for Women.
1880 D. m. Popular Mass Meetings.
Addross.-"The Seventy-nve Pc
Cent" Bev. L. Morgan Wood, ID,
troit.
Symposium-"r Young Man."
900 p. m. Farewell Meeting
NoTE--The Owosso Association will tender
Complimentary Banquet to the delegates o
Friday afternoon, at $3.50 o'clock. 1t will there
fore be necessary for the Section Conference {
close promptly at 5:i5.
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