The copper country evening news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 18??-1907, 1896-03-24
Church Workers Meet
Congregationalists to
Hold a Two Day
Session Here.
w. N. Union Will Also Meet.
Prepared for the Occasion
other Late News.

rhe seventeenth annual meeting OF thin
association will be held at the Red Jacket
Congregational church on Thursday and
Friday next, March PC and 81, and the
tenth annual meeting of the Woman's
Missionary Union will be held ia connec.
ton with it. TIE Rev. s. t. Morris will
act as moderator. Each church will be
entitled TO six delegates, in addition 70
the church officers. Mr.. +. S. Stringer, OF
Calumet, would be glad to hear the prob
able number who will attend from each
church.
The following very interesting program
has been prepared for the occasion:
General theme-"The Place and Functions
OF the Church OF Christ In the world
THURSDAY MORNING SESSION
1000 Devotional Service. .............
1880 Business session OF both Association
and Union. OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES.
THURSDAY AFTERNOON. II. NJ. 5.
900 Devotional Service. .......................
symposium-"Missions" 80. ..........
laI why Organize for Missions"
Mrs 4. j. Goodsole.
Ibl "What Constitutes a Well Or
ganized Missionary Society.
Mrs. L. A. Stringer.
icl mission Work In Mission Chur-
M Gnes vs.; savage .''''''' ''''''''
Mrs. J. ii. Indictments.
Id systematic and Proportionate
Mrs r. a. Zeigier r''''''' $500
lei Raising Funds for Missions
Methods Acceptable 10 Christ"
Mrs. II ID. Hunter,
Mrs. II. G. Guck.
THURSDAY EVENING.
nd
o.oo Led by Z. A. stringer
Rev. Ii. d. Hunter
Administration OF Lords supper, .... O..
hevs Ii. j McClements, j. w. Savage;
Deacons ]. X. Vivian, g. w. Niles,
f. G: Coggin, Nj. l.. Mcdonald.
peneuiction. ........ ..,...........-,...,
FRIDAY FORENOON.
s:i5 Devotional Service. .......................
Rev. w Poyseor
$3.50 Paper-"The Church AS Understood
by Jesus aud His Apostles" ............
Rev. IL. J. Indictments.
$3.50 Discussion. ..............
Rev. w. Poyseor.
l0:l5 Paper-"The Church and Social Reform
Rev. X. Houston.
Io;s0 Discussion. ............ :. ................
de-. Led by Mr.. George @. Bentley.
Hoo Reports from the churches Five
minute addresses from pastors and
others Come prepared TO tell What
the Lord Has Done for U.s."
ll;45 business. ................
music.. s..s......... ..-........ ........
an FRIDAY AFTERNOON.
'' Ff RSs Church in the s,i Business
Dis E. s. GriersohL. " 80
sis fhe Great Crisis in Missions
What shall be the Test Of Admission
TO Membership in Our Church, ......
Il Rev. j E. Reilly.
D'" pT. E. T. Abrams 800 900
5;40 Paper-"The g. @. b. So. ............
400 Financial Business. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS.
JEs Query Box ........... ....................
FRIDAY EvENISG.
1880 Praise Service .................,.......
7:45 symposium-"The Reciprocal Rela-
tiOns and Duties of the Sunday
School, Christian Endeavor Society
and Musical Services TO the Church"
Mr.. f. L. Wright, Miss Lucy NJ Dobbie.
Rev. j. w. Savage.
Special music has been provided for
this last service and it Is hoped to make
it the convincing one in interest and im-
portance. Misses Jeanette Osborn and
Fife Lamont will sing selections.
Reduced railroad rates have been se-
cured from all points in the county.
Tickets will be on sale March 90 and 81,
good to return on any train until March
%, inclusive Those attending the con-
ference from Houghton and Hancock on
March 26, should present to the station
agents at those places certificates signed
by c. A. Striuger, committee on transpor-
tation, in order TO get the reduced rate.
A special train will be run to Houghton
after the closing session on Friday even
ing, March ~.