The morning times., 1896-11-12

paper, "Does Material Relief Result in
Spiritual GoodI hiiss farepa Walker;
duet, Misses Nellie Alpress and Carrie
Reiffe; paper, &c compensation OF Mercy and
Help Work" Mrs. X. NJ. Moore; general
discussion; closing prayer, Rev. w. w.
Van Arsdale.
Spiritual work, auditorium, 2:30 to $3.50,
Rev. 7. j. Clark, District first vice presi-
dent, presiding; Mrs. F. j. Mackenzie
secretary. Devotional exercises, Rev. u.
W. Hobbs; paper, Our Devotional Meet
ings-How to Make Them More Interest
ing and Effective Mr.. W. s. Dewhirst;
paper, The Ideal Leader Mrs. E. j.
Harper; paper, THE Use of the Bible in
Our Devotional Meetings. Miss Emma
Harding; paper, "Spirituality the Vital
Force in Christian Work." Mr.. George &.
Hough; discussion on above or any sub
Ject relating to the department.
Treasurers, lecture room, $50 to 1880,
Mr.. George E. Armstrong, District treas
urer, presiding; Miss Susie Hodgkins secre-
tary. Singing; prayer, Rev. H. r. Nay
lor, solo, Miss Matte Gray, address, The
Financial Relation OF Local Chapters to
the Board of Control MIR. Fred Z. Tas-
ker; league treasurers, Best Method OF
Providing ior EApenses OF The Board OF
Control," discussion; question box.
Social department, auditorium, $3.50 to
4:15, Mr.. William J Palmer, District fourth
vice president, presiding; Miss Ida o'Neal
secretary. Singing, by the congrcgation;
prayer, Rev. $. NJ. Hartsock; How Can
tie Social Department Increase Our MeH-
bership," Mr.. e. Warfield Hobbs; address,
How Can the Social department Increase
Its Efficiency" Rev. Charles l.. Pate; per
sonal suggestions, benediction, Rev. S. l..
Bryant.
Secretaries, lccture-room, $50 to 4:15,
Mr. Frank I. Israel District recording
secretary, presiding; Miss $ Lizzie Fair
all, secretary; prayer, Rev. W. l.. orcrn,
address, The Mission of the Secretary
Mr.. W. NJ. utter, paper, The Secrctary's
Pen; How and When to Use It, Miss
Bertha L. Walter: paper, The Secretary's
Place in the Spiritual Work of the League
Miss Louise Duvall; The Local Chapter
Secretary's Relation TO the District Leaguf,''
Mr.. F. j. Metcalf; benediction, Rev. j. w.
Steele.
Presidents, auditorium, 4:i5 to p.
m, Mr.. Fred E. TasSer, District presi-
dent, presiding; Mr.. E. s. LaFetra, sec
retary. Devotional exercises, Rev. j. A,
Knott; address. "Au Wheels Moving
Mr.. j. Finney EnGle; Enthusiastic Busi-
ness Meetings. Mr.. S. $. Symuns; ad-
dress, Every Member IA Vital Part of the
League Mr.. E. W. Williams; questions
ana informal discussion, closing prayer,
Rev. o. A. Brown.
DEVOTED TO CONFERENCES.
Junior workers, lecture-room, 4:15 to o
p. m, Miss A. L. Crump, District super
intendent Junior League, presiding, Miss
Mamie Murphy, secretary. singing; prayer,
Rev. j. r. Cannon; The Catecbism in the
Junior League Mrs. j. l.. Walsh; How
to Get Juniors and How to Keep Them"
Miss j cnnie Watts; 'Epworth Guards Mr..
l. Q. II. Award, general discussion, disci-
pline, leaders, business meetings, reading
circles and sociables, announcements; clos
inIr prVpr. Rev L l.. Mel
Saturday evening, auditorium, Z O'Clock,
business session, MIR. Fred. Z. Tasker, pre-
siding; Messrs F T. Israel and George
s. Gibson. secretaries. Singing by the
congregation; devotional exercises, Rev.
j. b. Stitt; roll call of chapters, response
with two-ninute reports from presidents;
annual reports from the District officers,
report of committee on credentials, re-
port of committee on resolutions; unfin-
ished business; new business, election Of
officers for 1897; benediction, Rev. W.
D. Beall.
Sunday morning, at IL O'Clock, conven-
ton sermon, by Rev. Madison Swadener.
Sunday afternoon, 3 O'Clock, Junior rally
at Metropolitan Church; chapters Will bring
their banners; Miss Esteile Crump, Dis
trict superintendent, presiding, Song SER
vice, conducted by Mr.. William j. Pal
mer; Scripture reading, by members Metro
politan chapter; prayer; address, Rev. W.
II. Richardson, exercises by the Juniors;
singing, Dcnedictlon, Rev. j. r. Cannon
AT the close of the regular sunday even
ing services in the several churches, the
Epwortbans will assemble at Metropolitan
Church, at . o'clock, to take part in the
closing meeting of the convention, which
will consist of a conservation and testi-
| mony service, conducted by Rev. Hugh
| Johnston, ID. D., after which the Conyen-
ton will adjourn sine die