The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1893-10-12
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that and the greater part Of the folioSing
day. A praise and promise meeting VIZ.
be held tomorrow evening ana * =
O'Clock iha. morning the annuA. sermon
will be preached By Rev. W. c. Weir. Inc
woman's session will begin a. o;lo o'eaoes
on SATURDAY. afternoon, v hen reports Ni.i
be made and papers read on home and So
eign mission work, after which the con-
vention will be entertained ~ lunch AZ the
Baptist university az O'Clock. On satur-
day evening the Young People SCI nion
meeting will be held.
On Sunday there will be special services
for the occasion. The home mission SER
mon will be delivered st IL O'Clock In the
morning by Rev. A. b. Banks. ID. d.,
Sunday school mass meeting will be held
at 3 o'clock in the afternoon, conductedby
Rev. E. G. Wheeler, and the foreign mis-
sion sermon will be delivered atg:5o IN the
evening by Rev. w E. PrIchard- con-
vention board meeting will be held at 8
O'Clock on Monday morning to Gloss the
business OF the session.
The programme is as follows:
THURSDAY, ocroBEg II
SD. m.-The fourth quarterly meeting of
the board of the Northwest Baptist con-
vention.
7:3o .. m.-woman's mee.ing-Devo-
tionai exercises led by Mrs. Thomas Bald
win.
SD. m.-Address of welcome by Mrs. s.
w Beayen Homa-Exercise by three
girls; address BY Miss Fannie Allen. For
eign-Paper by Miss kalloch; address by
Mrs. Ere lay; music: paper by Mrs Will
Jams. Exercises interspersed with music.
FRIDAY
$50 a. m.-Prayer for Gods blessing on
the convention, led BY Rev. ]. Cairns.
10 a. m-Cali TO order by the vice presI-
dent, Rev. w. F. Harper. Appointment
of the committee on enrollment and the
enrolment of delegates. Introduction of
pastors coming TO The state during the last
year. Address of welcome by Rev. Thomas
Baldwin. Response by Rev. p. II. Nc
Even.
Ii u m.-Annual sermon. by Rev. w. c.
Weir; appointment OF special committees
on religious exercises and nomination of
officers and members OF the eoard.
AFTERNOON.
On. m.-DevotionaI exercises. led by Rev
F. X. Van Tassel.
$50 D. NJ Report of committee on nom-
ination and election OF officers.
3p. m.-Annual report OF the board by
the corresponding secretary, ID. ID. Proper;
discussion of reports.
Ais y. mr. aport of committee on edu-
cation, Rev. w. F. Harper. chairman; dis
cnssion of the report, led by Rev. r. Nc
Klllop.
7:3o p. m.-Prase and promise meeting,
led by Rev. NJ. w. Miller.
81. m.--Conyention platform meeting;
a survey of the held by the corresponding
secratary ID ID ProDer
$50 p. m.-"The Heritage and Duty
of the Baptists of the Northwest Baptist
Convention" Rev. J. E. coombs
s:45 p, Inflow To Secure Larger and
More General Contributions from Our
Churches" Rev. W. I. Fleenor.
SATURDAY MORNING.
$50 o. m.-Business. reports of COM
nittees. etc.
10 60 a. m.-Renort of the committee on
foreign missions. Mrs. r. 5. Greene, chair
man; address, by Rev. L. Sunderland; go
minutes1; discussion of report, led by
Rev. A. b. Lorimer.
o:5Oa. m-Report of the committee on
temperance, Hon. r. $. Greene, chairman;
discussion OF report, led by Rev. w. c.
Jenkins.
1870 a. m.-Report of the committee on
publication society, Sunday schools and
relig Gus literature, Rev. J. III. Best, chair
man; address bv Rev. L. G.. Wheeler; GO
minutes); discussion.
AFTERNOON.
200 p. m.-General and unfinished bust
ness: report of committee on "Home Mis-
sions," Rev. A. b. Banks, chairman; re-
port OF committee on resolutions, Rev. l..
d. Goodwin, Phi. d., chairman.
Woman's session, 3:I5 p. M: Home
Report of the state vice president, Mrs. s.
w. Beaver; discussion of the report; spe-
cial report OF the Scandinavian mission
work IN the state, Miss Malmberg. Rev. ID.
ID. Proper; letter from Miss Wooliams;
music. Foreign-Reports of officers.
500 p. m.-The convention is invited to
go to the Baptist university for lunch.
EVENING.
1880 p. m. b. Y. Z. U. session-Devo-
tional exercises for ten minutes, led by
Rev. w. ii. Sherman.
7:4Op. m.-Address by the president. G.
o. Smith.
sp. m.-Address. "The Young Peoples
Opportunity" Rev. c. c. Marston.
$50 p. m.-Seven-minute speeches or
papers: Young People and the Bible"
y. G. Griswold: young People and Soul
Winning" Mrs. w. III. Spofford; THE
Young Peoples Union and ung Men,
+. ii. Day; THE Young Peoples Union
and the Region Beyond" Miss Carrie
kailoch.
IL m.-Home mission sermon, Rev.
4. b. Banks, d. ID.
AFTERNOON.
3p. m.-sunday school mass meeting,
conducted by Rev +. q. Wheeler.
EVENING.
7:30 p. m.-Foreign mission sermon.
Rev. w. f. Prichard; closing words; gen.
eral conference.
MONDAY.
Ga. m.-Conyention board meeting.
THE NURsE's DELIGHT.