Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-07-13

| Committee on Missions: Its Responsibility
| and Work." Miss Ella d. MacI.aurin.
Boston. Mass. 2. Open parliament. con-
Quoted by c. j. Ferguson. Burlington.
1 VT; How Can We Make the Young
| Peoples Society Positive Missionary
Force (a) BY Enlightenment: tb) by
| Northumberland Missionary Meetings;
(c) by ENCOURAGING Systematic and Pro-
portionate Giving: Id BY Personal Con-
secration to the Whole Obligation OF the
Great Commission?" g. Addresses. MARY
j. Reside, missionary to the kiowa Ma
ton, and Chief Big Tree. Second Chief
Of the Kiowa Nation. Rainy Mountain.
Oklahoma. Chief Big Trees address VIII
be INTERPRETED by Samuel Aha-,one, full
blooded Kiowa who WIN also speak
few words Of his own Christian expert
ence.
on Temperance. at First Lutheran
CHURCH Sunday school ROOM. T. J. Kirk
patrick, Springfield. Ohio, presiding. j:
Paper. "The Temperance Committee anu
It's Duties" Rev. w. ID. Lukens. Herki-
mer N. Y. 2. Open Parliament, conduct
od Inv Rev l. Il. Lemon Wlllimantic.
Conn, How can We more enectively pro
mote the temperance cause: (a) in the M
inyidual: (b) In the home: fc) In society
3. Address, 1.-THE Responsibilities and POS
siblli,ies OF Good Citizenship" Rev. j. u.
Cranfi. Waco Tex.
on Social Work. at First English Luth-
cram church (main auditory. FRANK
Griegs, ST. Paul. MINI. presiding. j.
paper. 1.-The Social Committee and Its
Duties" Rev J. v Osterhout. Providence.
II + 2. Address. Personal Influence ana
It's RESPONSIBILITIES" Hon. Walter ). HuD-
hell. Rochester, n. Y. 3. Open Parliament,
conducted by Rev. G.. NJ. Shot, fairmont'
w. Va. How can we best promote tne
social life among the young people; ta) IN
the welcome OF strangers: Cd IN planning
for sociables (c) in turning sociai in-
luence to the purpose OF winning SOUS u
Christ nj.
ON Junior Work, at Lafayette PARK
PRESBYTERIAN church (main auditory. Rev.
]. II. Parshiey. Rockland, Me, PRESIDING
Paper 'The Outside Work Of the Junior
Leader" Miss Lou A. La Tourette, FEN
ton. Mich. q Address, How Can we
Hold the Boys" A. NJ. Brinckle. fhiiauei-
phia, Pa. 8. Announcements. junior I. -
C.. 1885, Mrs. Frank j.. Wiikins' 'hi-
coyo Omen Parliament, conducted by
Rev. ID. =. Ward, Sioux Falls, >. ~.
'.,rhe Junior Society. how can we make IL
more effective; (a) in participation in the
prayer-meeting: (b) in progress In Cntls-
t,an Culture: (c) in effective committee
work: I'D In the conversion OF souls!
on Duties OF Local Officers. at Lafayette
Park Presbyterian church (Sunday-schooi
room), Rev. S. c. Blackwell. ID. d., Eliza
beth City, n. c., presiding. ]. Paper,
T,oca, Society at Work in the South" q.
n Buell. Charleston. S. c. 2. Paper. The
Corresponding Secretary and His DutNs,
Rev. N. w. Reed, Waukegan, Ill. g. IA
per. "The Executive Committee ana It's
Work" Rev. r. n. Van Doren, Nermil-
lion. S. ID. 4. Open Parliament. conducted
by Rev. T.. w. Hunt. Toledo, Ohio. The
Local Society-how can we make II more
efficient; (a) in reaching new members;
Co in the prayer-meeting; tc) In Christian
culture work; Id in systematic beneil-
cence: (e) in winning souLs?'
On the Work and Provincial Unions. at
First Baptist church (Sunday-school
room, Frank Harvey Field. Esq. New
York city. presiding. l. Paper, Best
Methods for Associational and State Cor
respondence." Harry l.. Stark. Torontot
ont .. Paper, Our Conventions-How
Can We Increase Their EtiiciencyY' John
T.. Carr Adrian, Mich: 3. Open parlia-
ment, conducted by Rev. Walter Galley
Boston, Mass. Things needing 10 be Sc
cured: (a) enlistment of local CORES
ponding secretaries, b) better working
relations with associational unions, tc)
increased attendance at our annual con-
vensions, Id better organization OF edu-
catlonal work, (e) self-support for State
and provincial unions, % more COM
plete statistics Of the movement"
on Systematic and Proportlonate
Giving, at Branty Baptist church tSun-
day school room. Rev. p. IL. Lovett.
Davenport, Ia, presiding. !. Address,
''Proprietorship or wardship-Which?'
Rev. W. s. Roberts, ID. D., Burlington.
VT; 2. Paper, 1.-The Christian Stewards
League as Local Methods Its Adop-
ton Feasible?" Rev T. ID. Burr. Boston.
Mass: 3. Paper. Coordination Of Plans
by Our Denominational Boards as Con-
dition of Increased Giving on the Part
of the Young People" T. j. Morgan. D.
D.. New York city; 4. Free conference
on the Religious Life In Our Baptist
Schools, at the Disciples church tSun-
day-school ROOM. Professor F. W. Boat
wright, Phi. d.. Richmond, Va. presiding
J. Paper. 1.-THE Desrability of Intro
ducing the Christian Culture Courses
Among Our Students" President II. L.
Stetson, Des Molnes. Ia; 2 Open parlis-
ment, conducted by President Austin X.
de Blois. Upper Alton. Ill. Does the
New Educational System of the Young
Peoples Societies Make 1t Desirable that
Additions BE Made 10 the Curricula of
with the New order: And II SO. What
Shall the Additions Be?'
FRIDAY.
Evening Session: 7:3o-Praise Service.
7:45-Presentation of Christian Culture
Banners for Senior Work; Bible Readers
Course, Rev. W. r. Chase. ID. d., Phila-
delphia, Pa: Conquest Missionary Course,
Rev. c. l.. Seasholes. Dallas, Tex; Sacred
Literature Course. Rev. II. w. Tilden,
II. D., Des Moines. la. SI5-C. c. g.
Enlistment for 1856. S:30-Field Re-
view of Baptist Missions. Address.
"Adoniram Judson and the Dawn of
American Baptist Missions" Rev. NJ. Il.
Wharton, ID. d., Norfolk. Va; address,
1.-The Bible and Missions" Rev. w. b.
Hinson, Montreal Canada.
FOR SATURDAY.
Morning Session: 6:20-Six sunrise
prayer-meetings. Emmanuel Baptist
church. Leader, J. Ransom Sears. Troy,
n. Y. Eutaw-Place Baptist church.
Leader, Rev. j. o. Rust, Nashville, Tenn.
Seventh Baptist church. Leader. Rev. J.
l.. White Macon. Ga. Franklin Square
Baptist church. Leader. Rev. Philip Il.
Strong. Little Falls. n. y. Fourth Bap-
fist church. Leader. Rev. S. G.. Reading.
Wiliamsport. Pa. Lee-Street Baptist
church. Leader, l.. A. Carr, Detroit,
Mich. 9:30-Opening OF the convention.
Devotional exercises. conducted by Rev.
Il. D. Gray Birmingham. Ala. 9:i0-Re-
ports of committees and miscellaneous
business. l0:0O-Pastor's hour-general
topic Convert Culture. and the Future
OF Our Churches" 1.-THE Still Hour and