The western sentinel. [volume] (Winston-Salem, N.C.) 1887-1926, 1892-03-24

the Acknowledgements to
be Strongly Represented-The Next
Convention to be Invited to Wins
ton-The Program of Exercises.
The sixteenth annual convention
of the Young Mems Christian Asso-
citation will convene IN the West
Market street M. E. Church South
next Thursday afternoon at three
O'Clock.
The work of the Association has
been steadily growing in North Car
DINA and it is expected that the
the largest and most interesting
ever held in the STATE There is
much interest in he meeting among
Association men IN this city and
WinstonSalem will send a strong
delegation. Many of the represen-
tatives will leave Thursday morning,
among them are Rev. E. P. Eayis,
Messrs. E. P. Winkler, B. F. Boan,
E. A. Ebert, Maj. T. J. Brown and
Rev. L. G.. Broughton.
Quite a number of others will at
tend, and an effort will be made to
have the next meeting of the con-
vention held in his city.
A recent meeting of the board of
directors of the Winston-Salem Y.
M. c. A. decided to invite the con-
ventiGn to the Twin-Clty.
The following is the program oe
the conventions:
THURSDAY AFTERNOON, MARCH 24TH.
8 90 p. m. Praise Service, Fitch Taylor,
of Ashevile-
Organizati ms and Introductions.
Training Personal Workers, III B Mays,
General Secretary, Ashevile.
EVENING SESSION.
730. Song Service, E A Ebert, Winston.
Salem.
Address of Welcome, Rev S H Hilliard.
Response, J III Southgate, Durham.
Address, The Winning o. Young Men to
Christ, the-t row ming Work of the Asso-
ciation," Rev w S Greasy, d D. of Char,
lotte.
FRIDAY, MARCH 25TH.
80 M. Prayer Service. III L Walton.
General Secretary, New Bern
Written Reports of Associations, (limited
to minutes.
Paper Responsibilities and Privileges of
the Officers and Directors" II L Collins,
Asheville.
What the Associations Provide for the In
teIiectnal Improvement of Young Men, 2 |
B Manning, of Wilmington.
Relation of the Secular to the Spiritual
Work; its Uses and Abuses in the Asso-
citation, w A Wynne, State Secretary,
South Carolina.
AFTERNOON SESSION.
90 p m. Bible Reading. w r Gales, AS
sistant State Secretary.
State Work; its Aim, Approved Methods, [
and Possibilities, III p Anderson, Secre- |
tary international Committee, Atlanta.
The Junior Department, H D Conover,
General Secretary, Godsboro.
EVENING SESSION.
80. Prayer Service for the State Work,
VIM Black, Maxton.
Reports of the State Committee. Chair I
man, Rev Thos Hume. d d; Treasurer,
w G Dowd; State Secretary, l. A Coul- |
ter; Assistant State Secretary, w r |
Gales.
Durham.
SATURDAY, MARCH 10TH.
9 80 m. Testimony and Song Service,
Fitch Taylor.
Business Session.
District Work and its Relation to State |
Work, N E Hildreth, General Secretary, |
Charlotte.
The Young Mems Meeting its Purposes |
and How Accomplished, w Gales.
AFTERNOON SESSION.
2 80. Bible Reading, J Bowling, General |
Secretary, Winston Salem.
Address, advantages of Association Work |
in Colleges, Prof Henry Louis Smith, |
Phi. D, Davidson College.
DEPARTMENT CoNFERENcEs. Delegates |
from Colleges, ] K Mott, College Secreta-
nv International Committee. Presiding.
The Representative College Association at |
Work, w L Lingle, Davidson College.
Committees, Their Importance, How Or |
ganized and How Made Intelligent and |
Effective in Doing the Work for Which |
They Were Organized, III E Rondthaler, |
State University.
Discussion of Important Topics, r Mott.
Delegates from Points Employing General t
Secretaries, DIR f r Harris, Henderson,
Presiding.
: Greensboro.