Hopkinsville Kentuckian. [volume] (Hopkinsville, Ky.) 1889-1918, 1897-10-15
MEETING c. p SYNOD
October Goth to 20-The Program of an
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given lew rates Of transportation.
Free entertainment will be provided
for all delegates. The following
program has been arranged
TUESDAY OCTOBER 2S.-s. S. ASSEMBLY.
$3.50 a, m. Prayer service, Rev. w.
r. NJ. Crump, leader
1000 The secretary's work out
lined and emphasized Rev. j. A. Hill.
1920 The |. B. r. A., or dialy BIZ
bic reading. Rev. j. f. Price.
1040. &C. p. Sunday School
Standard" Rev. II. NJ. SteidleY, Lin
coin, Ill.
HOO. Primary Teachers Confer
ence-Conducted by Mrs, j A. Fran
els.
r. Recess.
,: p. m. The greatest needs Of our
schools. W. w. Bradshaw and Rev.
T. N. Williams.
$40 Children's day exercises
Methods and value Rev. w. A.
Boone.
300. The Sunday school cirricu.
lum Rev. H. NJ Steidley.
$3.50. The workman's tools-fre
and hammer. Rev. j. L. Robinson.
400. Progress and prospects of
our S. S. work. Rev. 6. f. Mason
4:30. The true relation between
the Christian Endeavor and Sunday
School. Rev. S. NJ. Griffin.
5p. N. Recess.
Up. IN. The Children's Hour"
led by Rev. Z. McCullom.
1880 p. m. The Sunday School as
vital force in every community. W.
T. Ferguson, u. D.
SIP. m. The Boy That God Made,
Rev, H. NJ. Steidley.
WEDNESDAY, OCTOBER p.
Opening sermon by the moderator,
Rev. j. E Clarke, II a. m.
, p, N, Organization, communica-
tions, general business.
p. m. The Synodlc school, re-
port of trustees.
CHRISTIAN ENDEAyOR RALLY,
4p, m. Christian Endeavor essen
tials. The pledge, Rev, j. p Hicks,
The prayermeeting, Rev M. E. Chap
pell. Committee work, Rev b.
Wren Webb.
4:45 p. m The Eudeavor society
in country church, Rev. j. p. Hal
sell.
7:80p m. Christian Eudeayor conse.
Grafton meeting, led by Miss Fannie
Rogers, Hopkinsville.
s p. m Address, cumberland
Presbyterian Christian Eudeavor,"
W. j. Darby, d. d. Evansville, Ind.
$50 p. m. Address, Purposes
and Fruits of Christian Endeavor,
Rev Ira Landrith, Nashville, Tenn.
THURSDAY, OCT. q,
Cumberland Presbyterian field day,
services at the tabernacle.
$50 a. m. larry We for power"
Rev, j. A. Francis.
Gam. Report of Committee on
Missions.
9:45 a. ~ Report Of Church Ex-
tension Associations
l0:l5 a. m Address, Church Elk
tension Rev j h, Miller,
II a.. m. Address, The Rulwarks
Of Our Z.on:' Dean j. NJ Hubert,
Tennessee.
, p. m. Address, The Cumber-
land Presbyterian Church in Western
Kentucky" Rev. A. c. Biddle
2:3O p. m Address, "The Land
Yet unpossesssd,' Rev, 7. ~ vii
liams.'
3p. m. Address, Sowing Beside
all Waters, Rev j. W. Laughlin.
$50 p. m. Report Of Committee
on Education.
4 p. m A laymaus view of minis
terial education, Hon, l. H. Good
night,
1870 p. m. Report on change of
Presbyterian lines.
woNsN's syNODlc MISSIONARY MEETING.
1870 p. III, Bible lesson.
745 p. m. Where Hast thou
Cleaned to-day? 2" Miss Belle Ellis.
Hopkinsville.
1865 D. m. Little Foxes that Spoil
the Vines Miss Addie Coulter, May
field.
sop. m. Recitation, Herschel Long
Hopkinsville,
$40 p, m. Heightened Cords and
Strengthened Stakes" Mrs w. j.
King, Hopkinsville,
o;ZO p. m, Possibilities, Mrs. j.
A. Francis, Winchester
1870 p, m, Address, Miss Mamie
Caldwell, Ddnville.
Music directed by Miss Nora
Rogers and Mrs. JAS Hill.
FRIDAY, OCT, %,
$50 p, m, "Ye are my witnesses,
testimony meeting Rev, d. A, Be-
Earth.
ga. m. Report of committee on
Sunday schools.
9:45 a. m. Report on systematic
beneicencs. Address Rev j, A,
Francis.
1890 a. m, Report Of committee on
temperance.
IL a. m. Sermon on tempWance,
Rev. w. l.. Atkisson
2p. M Report of committee on