Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1893-1895, 1895-05-09

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$50 a. m.-Sunrise Prsyer Meeting.
Prayer for the eD0riies not entered by
C. L }, Mrp. J. G G.tson.
ssSO-Separate and Simultaneous
Conferences: 81 Junior supts. Confer
eDee- lb) Missionary sopts. Confer
enee. lc) DsDOminatioDal Secretaries
Conference. (dl State and County
Secretaries Conference. lei Local
Union Presidents Conference. % Tenn
peraDoe Supts- Conference.
1920 or ll-ReguIar services in the
various churches, sermons appropriate
TO the day.
2s0O p. m.-Junior Rally, conducted
by Mrs. w. d. Palmer, with the fol-
lowing program:
song-"onward o Junior Eudeavor-
ers."
Prayer.-Louise Van Wagner, fol-
lowed by the Lords Prayer.
Responsive Reading-23d Psalm,
Henry Bigger.
SonR-"Singing, Gladly Singing"
GreetiDg-Harold Gilbert.
SOng-"Ogr Junior Band"
Introduction Of Junior Superinten-
dents.
Song-"There's Sunshine in My
Soul Today"
Open Parliament -"what Are You
Doing for Missions ?"
"SoDg-"TOiling for Jesus"
Sentence Prayers.
SoDg-"Who VIII Follow Jesus ?'
Short What the Ju.
nior Christian EDdeavor has done for
me-"
Address-"Whst are Boys and Girls
good for ?" DIR. J. w. Cowan.
Conservation Hymn-"Take my life
and let 1t be-"
Mlzpah Benediction.
$50 Mass EvanRelistIc Rallies:-For
Men, Rev. +. A. Holdridge; For
Women, Mrs. Ida G.. ROmick.
7:3O-Praise Service.
s-Address, DIR. f. T.. Clark.
9to 9;30-COnsecrstion Service, Miss
Caroline Strong.
THE DECORATIONS.
The committee on decorations,
with Miss Anna McSary as chairman,
were busily engaged, 10 the moment Of
opening, in decorating and preparing
the First Presbyterian church for the
convention. A number OF handsome
greenhouse plants were brought down
from Mrs. Taylor's conservatory on
Asylum avenue, which add greatly to
the beauty Of the church. The main
auditorium IL aTtistieally decorated
with white and gold bunting. the
Christian Endeayor coloFs, and IL
credit 10 the committee having II in
charge.
At p. nj. simultaneous denOmlna.
tiOnal rallies were held in the ysriOas
churches for conservation and prayer,
and acting on report Of dsnomi national
secretary, nominated q secretary for
the ensuing year and did whatever
ether business that come before the
meeting, providing u was strictly do.
nominational, Each meeting was
largely attended aud = good deal Of ia
teTest manifested.
The Congregational church presents
= convention air one hundred yards
0f bunting, convention oolofs, are very
graosfnlly festo0ned over the large
fosrum aud over aud around the gal
lefy, The beaullful new ehandsllsr
looks moEe hsndsoms than ever With
" new trimmings. Gala llllles aud
naDy other plants ad0rn the church.
Dr. kantneTs home sls0 displays eoB'
ysDli0n ool0rs,
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