Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1893-1895, 1894-09-24

Il WIN Be Held In ssism D1rins
This week

tembeF 18th. 18th aud 27th. The theme
for the three days meeting is Agencies
Of God.D
TUESDAY AFsKkS0JE
Theme, Agencies Of Fellowship 2sO0
Devotional service and orgsnizttiOn (;
2:s5-repOFts-treasnrer; auditor, un-
inished busiDesr; new business; s:l5--
reports Of committee; on visitation of
s.ate associations; 33O-on Interde-
nominaslOBRl comfy, Rev. w. Z.
Kantuer, ID. d Corvallis; 3s45-on
Pacific roast ed0catirBaI alliance; 400
devotional and srcisl.
EvKSI2G
T.3O-Dsvoii1Eai seTyice led by Rv,
w. q. Curtis, Of The DalIes. Tnen 0
the & ,rnIag Of the KlDgIom; 7;45-
-ermon. Rev. Geo r WaIlsce, ID. d.,
POrtl.n ;-eOmDuniOn. Rev. @. E.
Lambert, Yaquina.
WEDNESDAY, M1RNIxG.
Theme, The L,csl Churci-6:30 =
sunrise half lsoar-ChFistian E3deavor
spirit AID Method, I'D by Miss O.pha
Cranslon, Willard; 930-Thanksgiving z
for the ngeneies Of q d. led by K. X
Hsrdiag. Gsstori 9l45- Narrative Of
the Churches, led by Rsv. Daniel
5taver, Registrar, Astoria; 1915 Pa
pers-I. Church Officers, Architecture
and Finance. G. III. Gaylord, Portland;
lO4j 3-The Pastor ia Conversion
and Trimming, Rev. Fl. F. Gilt, Eugene;
l1Ov-pray er=-3raOe for Service, led by
F. HcKescher, Portland; Il:l5-Dis
cussioD; lls56-nrw businFss.
AFTERNOON.
200-praise for personal
privilege, led by Mrs. NJ. A. Brown,
Astoria; :15-Woman's work;-For-
eign missions-praS er, chant-MissiOn-
ary Call; report of home secretary, Mrs.
C. F. Clspp, Forest Grove; report Of
corresponding secretary, Miss Helen A.
Brooks, Forest Grove; report Of treas
urer, Mrs. John A. Bell. Portland;
vocal solo; Something about Cbius,
Rev. A. III. Smith, China: 2s55-bome
missions-five minutes with the presi.
dent; report OF SEQ, treas address b
Rev. Dora r Barber, general vice pres
ident, Wilsonyille; 32O-Woman't
Work in the local church, Mrs. M. A
White, Oregon City; 3:A5-Mcn for
Men, Rev. III. w. Young, Portland; I;
4OO-Y. P. s. C. e. Work. w. H. Nor
row, Portland; 4:l5-Sunday school
Work, Rev. J. III. Hershner, Hood
River; 4:25--discussion.
EVENING.
Outlook 7:80-prayer!- Power for
Service. led by Rev. j. ]. 6taub, Port
land; 7:45-report Of committee on Pa
cific University, Rev. p. 8. Knight,
Salem; address, President Thomas Nc
ClelIand, d. D., Forest Grove; s:25-
The Institutional Idea, Rev. J. w.
Cowan. u. D., Oregon City.
THURSDAY MORNING.
Theme, Agencies Influencing the
-6:30-SunrIse Half Hour,
led by Miss Daisy Loomis, Eugene;
9:30-T 0-Thanksgivlng:-The Victorious
Gospel, led by Walter G. Paige, Salem;
9:45-business; 10:3O-papers; /. Some
Present Day Christian Agencies, Rev.
d. v. Polling, Independence; l045-2.
Christian Socialism, Rev. VIM. Smith,
Huntington; 1908. Fraternal 6oci-
cites and the Churches, Rey. o. b.
Whitmore, Sheridan; 1l15-prsyer:-
Intercession, led by Rev. e. Curran,
Condor, l1:3O-discussion.
AFTERNOON.
2OO-Ofegon Home Missionary 80
ciety-annual meeting-2:30-address-
Congregational Home Missionary 30
ciety, Superintendent G. r. Clapp;
SOO-The Work Of the Oregon Home
Missionary Society, Rev. II. L. Bates,
Forest Grove; 3:20-COngreeational
Church Building Society, Rev. Daniel
staver, Astoria; 3:S0-MInisteIial Re
lief, by Geo. III. Hines, Portland; Con-
gregatlonal board of pastoral supply;
3A0-repOrt Of committee on temper
ance; address Rev. A. II. oIds, Wes-
ton; 4:l0-final business.
EVENING.
7;3O-Missionary Praise Rally, led
by Rev. J. NJ. Dick, Hillsboroj 500
address - Congregational sunday
School and Publishing Society ad-
dress;--A. b. q. y. NJ, Rev. A. III.
Smith, China.
The Salem church Invites all the
churches 10 send full delegations.
Every church is entitled 70 ono del
egale and one additional delegate for
every thirty member or fraction thereof
Music for the Convention will be
under the direction OF Prof IA. Il,