The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-01-13
THESTATE ENDEAVORERS
MEETING OF YOUNG PEOPLE IN
UNION THIS WEEK.
Fifty Delegates OF More from the Local So
cieties Will Atiend-They VIII Be
Privately Entertained.

The preparations for the great con-
vention of the Virginia Young Peoples
Society OF Christian Endeayor. to be held
AZ stanton on the 18th, 18th and 18th
.nstants, have been completed. and every
ching nossible has been done To make
this convention the best ever hell IN
the State.
An members OF the society who attend
the convention will be entertained while
In stanton by the members OF Tie local
societies. assisted by the Epworth League
and Baptist Young Peoples Union.
The following programme has been Is
sued, and contains many items Of in
terest:
PROGRAMME.
Tuesdays J.. M.-Key-notc service.
Rev r.. T. Dadmun. Batesville, president
virginia Christian Endeavor Union
$50 Il. M.-Welcome from churches and
societies, Rev. William Cumming, S.aun-
toa.
response, Rev. ]. Y. Fair, d.. D.. Rich
mond. Va
s:5O-Address, international Fellow
ship" Rev. A. w. II. Holder, pastor
Sixteenth Baptist church and president
New York City Christian EndeaHor Union.
Wednesday-7:6 A. M.-Sunrise prayer
meeting, Mr.. j II. Collinwood. Roanoke.
~ a. M.-l)cFOllOHai tAtiNiSN''
: 1915 A. Reorganization AMI appoint
ment of committees.
1880 a. M.-Report of state secretary,
Mr. Paul Pratt, Richmond.
Report of State treasurer. Mr Robert
Lecky, Jr., Richmond.
1915 a. M.-President's annual !dress,
Rev L. r. Dadmun. BateSville.
11:15 a. NJ How we may ges the most
good from this convention.
11:i5 a. M.-Open parliament: "Our AS
sociate Members" (s), Have we any?
b), What are we doing for them? Mr..
w. II. II. Smith, Washington, ID. G.. chair
mani Committee SO Christian Endeavor
Convention.
3 L. M.-Junior work report Of shperin'
tendent, Miss Lulu o. Phillips Richmond
$40 l.. NJ Address on Junior Christian
Endeavor. Rev. Teunis 5. lIamlin, Pastor
Church Of the Covenant, Washington, ID.
c.
40 p. M.-Open parliament: Commit
tee Work" Mr.. w. II. II. Smith, Wash
iEgton, ID &.
SP. M.-Praise service. Rev. j. j.. l}on'
ovan, stanton.
SIS T. M.-International conventions
ca Cleveland, 1894. Mr.. w. II. II. Smith
Washington; (b) Boston. 1885, Rev. A. W
H. Holder. New York city.
$50 Z M-Address. Rev. Teunis S.
Haml.n, d. D.. Washington. u. c.
Thursday-1:45 A. M.-Sunrise prayer
meeting, Rev j.. T. Dadmun. Batesv!lle
10 A. M-Devotional exercises.
1915 4. M.-Opcn parliament: state
and Local Unions" Mr.. W. II. II. Smith
Washington.
IL a. M.-Address: Service of Giving"
Professor G. r. Cannaday. Salem.
u. M.--Roll-call of soci aties: response
by one minute reports; NJ. Paul Pratt,
Richmond.
=. M.-Question drawer Rev. 4. w.
IL. Holder, New York.
400 T. M.-Reports Of committees.
+. M.-Song service, Mr.. II. $. Ben
net, Richmond.
S:15 7. M.-"Orga nization Not AL Rev.
a. W. II. Holder. New York.
915 +. M.-ConsecratiOn servlre, Mr.. W.
II. Fl. Smith. Washington, -. {.
Mizpah. Benediction. Adjournment.
The Chesapeake and Ohio railroad has
made the low rate Of $40 from Richmond
to Stanton and return, out tins rate can
not be had without a lard order. " hich
can be obtained from The secretary OF
each local society or Mr. ;'aul Pratt. Al.
cast Grace street. who is State ssc-ctarv.
The party from Richmond are eATect-
ing 10 leave at 2 o'clock Tuesday after
noon in special car. Fifty or more dele
gates will go from Richmond.