The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1896-02-06
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ItoI fSa NJ NJ Il.
The opening exercises will be in charge
OF Rev. Il. T. Dadmun. Of Batesvillc
and Mr.. John Hall, of Portsmouth
WEDNESDAY, NIGHT, FEB. 10.
9l5. Prayer Service. c. A. Overdorf,
Hampton.
9:35: Nominating committee appointed.
THURSDAY MORNING. FEB. Is.
9:30. Prayer and Praise.
1000. Organization
1O:15. Welcome Exercises
1880. y Glance Backward
il:So Bible Reading. Pastor c. A.
Miller Salem.
AFTERNOON.
800. Praise and Testimony.
$50 Paper: EFFECTIVE Social Work"
S. *. Mckee. Richmond.
$3.50. Paper: Directors Who Direct;
Their Privileges and Blessings" j. r.
Collingwood, Roanoke.
4:20. "a New Responsibility: How to
Meet It." w. L. Lougee, Secretary In
ternational Committee
NIGHT
I:l5. Prayer and Song Service
S:l5 Report of State Committee. B. T.
johnson, chairman: r. NJ. Smith, trea-
surer.
S:a5 Address: Men Needed for This
Century" Rev. Il. J. Willingham. ID.
d.. Secretary Foreign Mission Board
| 'o'shSih tohPliSt '-ohN elillOH.
FRIDAY MORNING. FEB. IA.
$3.50 Praise and Promises.
1000. Paper: TEST of College Asso-
clation's Life and Efficiency" J. j.
Hurt, Richmond College.
1890. Methods That Reach Railroad
Men:
(a). Secretary's Standpoint o.
y. Eberhardt. Gladstone
(b). Employees Standpoint. w
q. Dudley. Clifton Forge
ll:l5. Converse tion: Hooks OF Steel"
c. r. Towson, Norfolk
1l:45. The Call of the Ages. DR.. r. ].
Willingham.
AFTERNOON.
2:30. Praise and Prayer.
2:50. Bible Study: Pastor c. A. Mil
Ter.
$3.50 Paper: How TO Secure and Hold
Interest of Business Men" L. E. Stacy,
State Secretary, Indiana.
i:Oo-6:00. Section Conferences.
|. College Students. f. S. Brock
man, Secretary International
Committee, presiding.
Address: Christian Consistency
the Need of the Hour" Pastor
G. A. Miller.
Open Parliament. Mr.. Brockman.
2. Railroad Men, II. O. Williams,
Secretary International Commit
tee, presiding.
4.l0. w lrlt Gan lie CaileQ Salts
factory Results? j. p. Bing-
ley Crewe.
Abs. Uniformity in Management
and Methods In Railroad
Associations. G. w. ely
mer. Radford.
3. Delegates from Local Associa-
tons. T. c. Morton. Staunton.
presiding.
AIS. Financial Lessons for All
Seasons e F. Stacy
500. Practical Points on Educa-
tional Work. W. f. Lougec
$50 Quiz. +. p. Turner. State
Secretary North Carolina.
4. Juniors, Ambrose Page. Norfolk.
presiding.
AIS. Why We Have Junior De-
partment, H. c. Snead
Lynchburg.
500. Conversation: Meetings and
Bible Glasses for Boys
|. What? How? Geo. a.
Overdorf. Hampton.
NIGHT
7:45. Prayer and Praise
Sis. Address: Among the College
Men of the World" F. S. Brockman.
College Secretary international Com
mittee.
$50. Address: Rev. A. Coke Smith,
u. d., Lynchburg.
SATURDAY MORNING. FEB. Is.
$50. Praise and Testimony.
$50. How to Secure Definite Spiritual
Results.
(a) Bible Glasses. H A. Meach-
am, Roanoke.
(b) Mems Meetings, F. S.
Brockman. New York
(c) Hand to Hand. c. W. Cur
ran, Manchester.
1880. Gift Service: Thanks, Heart.
Substance, II. O. Williams.
1850. Prayer Service. B. +. Johnson.
Richmond.
AFTERNOON
2:30. Promise and Praise Service.
| 500. Important Business,
$3.50. Our Responsibility to the Other
Man. T. p. Turner.
| 400. Adjournment to visit shipyard.
NIGHT
7:45. Song Service.
Sis. Address: "Bird's-Eye View OF
the Railroad Field" H. o. Williams,
Railroad Secretary International Com
mittee.
Gospel Train, Run by Men Of
Fire, Steam and Steel.
SUNDAY, FEB. 16.
900 a. m. Special Service for Dele
gates and Members OF the Local Asso-
citation.
300 p. m. Meeting for Ladies.
| 800 p. m. Meeting for Boys.