Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1893-1895, 1894-09-25
CoHeRroAFIoHAI ASSOCIATION
Tie Ftrty-sfxth Annual Session Con-
venes Today.


Nrs. Fosser-J. ). Murphy.
Mr.. Brown AID Mr.. NeiIl-Archie
Mason.
Z. h Clspp and wife and Z. n. Cur
tis-F. n. GIIHeTt.
Daoisl staver and wife-M. A. Bent
ley.
&. L. Fey and wife-SieiDer.
Mrs. Hsnlilt0B-Mrs. Hare.
DIR. M,Clsl'and and wife p. 8.
Knlgi,i.
NJ. Nc cKeTcher aud Mr. Hurd-Mrs.
Chandler.
Dir. whitsIesey-J. w. Crawford.
Capt. Wilson and Mr. Covan-J. A.
Richardson.
NJ. Rogers-A. b Buren,.
@. n. Hines and DR.. waIlace-R- B.
Duncan.
Mr. Nswberger and g. SchindIer-J.
G. Booth.
d. B. Hopkins and n E Gilt-wiE-
annette hotel.
J. 81. Dick and Edw. Cunan-A. w.
Dennis.
G.. w. Reed and A. Brady-Miss Eva
Cox.
Mrs. Palmer-Mrs. L. Heron.
Mr.. ChiIds-E. c. Patton.
Mrs. Eckert and Mrs. Jones-Ars.
Monroe.
Mr. Kantuer and wife-Mrs. HoIver-
sou.
c. A. Raymond and wIfe-Mrs.
Hunt.
The meeting was called to order at
2 J'clock p. m. and the following Ier-
msnent officers chosen:
Moderator-Rev. Danl. Staver, of
Astoria.
CIerk-F. McKercber, Of Portland.
Asst. cIerk-Rev. A. Rogers, of
Forest Grove.
Press cIerk-Geo. II. Hines, Port
land.
TUESDAY AFTERNOON.
Theme, Agencies Of Fellowship.-2OO
Devotional service and organization;
2:45-reports-treasurer; auditor, un-
finished business; new business; 3:l5-
reports of committees; on visitation of
state associations; 3:30-on interde-
nominational comfy, Rev. w. C.
Kantner, ID. d. Corvallis; 3:45-on
Pacific coast educational alliance; 400
devotional and social.
EVENING.
T:30-Devotional service led by Rev.
w. @. Curtis, Of The Dalles. Theme
The ComingI of the Kfngdom; 7:45--
Rev. Geo. R. Wallace, d. D.,
Portland;-comm union. Rev. G. 4.
Lambert, Yaquina.
WEDNESDAY MORNING.
Theme, The Local Church-6:30-
Sunrise half hour-Christian Endeavor
Spirit and Method, led by Miss Orpha
Cranston, Willard; 93O-Thanksgiving
for the agencies of God, led by Z. X.
Harding, CASTOR; 9:45-Narrative Of
the Churches, led by Rev. Daniel
5taver, Registrar, Astoria; lO:l5-Pa-
pers-1. Church Officers, Architecture
and Finance, c. H. Gaylord, Portland;
lO;45-3-The Pastor In Conversion
and Training, Rev. Fl. r. Gilt, Eugene;
Interpretations for Service, led by
r. McKercher, Portland; ll:l5-Dis-
1l:56-new business.
AFTERNOON.
Observation-Disclosures for personal
privilege. led by Mrs. NJ. A. Brown,
Astoria; 2:l5-Woman's woTk:-For-
eign missions-praS er, chant-MissiOn- !
airy Call; report OF home secretary, Mrs. /
G. +. Clapp, 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 China, 4;
Rev. A. II. Smith, China; 255-home
minutes with the presi-
deaf; report Of sec. treas; address by
Rev. Dora r. Barber, general vice pres
Ident, Wilsonyille; S:30-Woman's
Work In the local church, Mrs. NJ. A
White. Oregon City; SA5-Men for
Men, Rev. IL. w. Young, Portland;
iO0-Y. p. 3. @. Il. Work. w. III. Nor
row, Portland; 4;i5-sunday school
Work, Rev. J. II. Hershner, Hood
River; 4:26-discuasion. 4
EVENING.
Outlook 7:S0-pFayer:- Power for
Service, led by Rev. J. J. staub, Port
and; 7'l5-report of committee on Pa
,ihe University. Rev. r. =. Knight,
salem address, President Thomas Mo
plelland, ID. d., Forest 0Fovsi s2b-
rhe Institutional idea, Rev. J. w.
10gan, ", d., Oregon CITY.
win Gladstone ooms 20 American II