Staunton vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1860-1896, 1895-02-08
Y. N. Z. A. CONVENTION.
THE NINETEENTH ANNUAL SESSION NO

of necessary committees, the convention
adjourned to attend the regular church
prayer meetings.
Yesterday services began at $50 A. M.
in the First Presbyterian church. and con
tinued all day, finishing with addresses by
Rev. Theodore L. Cuyler, D. D.. OF Brook
Ign, N. Y, and George A. Hall, State Sec
Rotary of New York.
Below we give the programme OF the re-
naming services of the convention which
promises to be an exceedingly interesting
and profitable one:
FRIDAY MORNING, FEBRUARY 8.
9:3O-Bible Study: Rev. Theron d. Rice, Jr
Alexandria.
1O15-Paper: Business Methods in Finan
cial Work of our Association" j.
/ Calvin Moss. Lynchburg.
| II .OO-Conyersation stThe State Committee
and the relation of the Local Associa-
| ton to its support" Chas. R. TowsOn,
| General Secretary, Roanoke.
11:45-Paper .'The Stragetlc Time in the Col
lege, Associations How Used to Greatest
Advantage" II. NJ. McIlhany, Jr..
Washington and Lee University.
FRIDAY AFTERNOON.
2:3O-Paper: .'The Educational Work Of the
Association; Recent Extensions and
Developments George F. Tibbitts,
General Secretary, Richmond.
3:oO-Bible Study: Professor e. Armand
Miller, Roanoke College.
400 Subsection Conferences.
1. College Students.-Rev. r. ]. Mcbride,
D. D., Lexington, Chairman and Re
porter.
Paper: "Plans that have Worked
Well" G. A. Miller, Roanoke Col
lege.
Conversation: sWeak Places in our
College Work. Ashby Jones, Uni
versity of Virginia.
Question Drawer on College Associa-
ton Matters. Rev. j. r, McBryde,
d. D., Lexington.
2. Railroad Men. H. A. ellis, Roanoke
Chairman and Reporter.
Paper: elbow Can We Secure Largest
Results in the Railroad Fie1d?" p.
L. Smithers, Shenandoah.
Conversation: ga Birds Eye View of
the Railroad Field in Virginia. E.
l.. Hamilton, New York.
Question Drawer on Railroad Work.
g. H. Winslow, General Secretary,
Clifton Forge.
5, All Committeeman. L. L. Marks, Peters
burg, Chairman and Reporter.
Paper: "Weak Places in our District
Work, and How strengthened" ID.
s. Bennett, Richmond.
Conversation "Relation of the Board
of Directors to the Committee Force. -
W. W. Vicar, Norfolk.
Question Drawer on Committee Work.
f. W. Lang, Washington, d. q.
4. Juniors. H. G. Snead, Lynchburg, Chair
man and Reporter.
Conversation: 'New and Successful
Methods in Boys Work. A. J. Hell
big, Washington and Lee University.
Paper: "Bible Study in the Boys De-
partment" Geo. A. Overdorf, Gene
raj Secretary, Hampton.
Question Drawer on Boys Work. Am
brose Page, Lynchburg.
FRIDAY NIGHT,
7:3O-Prase Service. George F. Tibbitts,
Richmond.
and Treasurer.
S:3O-Address: "Soul Winning the Great
Work of the College Association" Rev,
E. 7. Dadmun, Batesville.
eOO-Address: "The Type of Piety Demand
ed by College Life" Rev. Theron H.
Rice, Jr., Alexandria.
SATURDAY MORNING, FEBRUARY 9.
9:3O-Report from Section Conferences.
1O:OO-Bible Study. Professor e. Armand
Miller. Roanoke College,
lO:45-''The Policy for 1895; What Shall it
be? ?" In charge of George A. Hall.
New York.
rience,, Rev. ]. VIM. Jones, ID. D.,
University of Virginia.
SATURDAY AFTERNOON.
2:3O-Conversation: "Some Important Events
in 1885, W. H. Morris, General Sec
rotary, Baltimore, Md.
S:15-Papers: 1.-The Value to the Association
of Accurate Reports and Systematic
Management O.. A. Eberhardt. Gene
raj Secretary, Gladstone.
3:45-Address: "The Demands of the Age. +"
H. Thane Miller, Cincinnati, Ohio.
4:15-Rlble Study. Professor e. Armand
Miller, Roanoke College.
4:45-Business Session.
SATURDAY NIGHT.
7-3O-Prase and Promise Service George F.
Tibbitts, Richmond.
8:OO-Address: "Recent Advances in the
Railroad Field E. L. Hamilton,
Railroad Secretary, International Com
mittee New York.
8:45-Running the Railroad Train.
SUNDAY, FEBRUARY 10.
900 a. m.-Special Service OF Prayer for Del
egates and Members of the Local AssO-
citation.
800 p. m-Bible Study. W. II. Morris, Bal
timore, Md.
800 p. m.-Meetfng for Ladies.
800 p. m.-Meeting for Boys.
400 p. m.-Meeting for the Men of Staunton.
1880 p. m.-Platform Meetings by
Delegates.
8:45 p. m.-Farewell Meeting.
Hicks Predictions for February.