The watchman and southron. [volume] (Sumter, S.C.) 1881-1930, 1897-01-27
FRIDAY MORNING, FEB. 70.

3o-"Delegates' prayer service"
10 to 10 2c-Devotional Young Manhood
for Christ, Rev. W. P. Jacooe, D D., Clinton.
10 20 to 10 30-Report of nominating com.
nittee and Installation of officers.
10 80 to 050-.Introduction and fellow
ship service, R. S. Truesdale, Woford COL
lege.
1880 to bible session, Walter C. Doug
lass, general secretary Y. N. c. A., Pbiladel-
phia, Pa, presiding
10 SO to II lo-"Tbe Bibles Place in the
Work Of the Young MEMS Christian Associa-
ticn " Walter G. Douglas
lilo 10 lI.4O--"The Bible Training
Glass;" A. G. Knebel Charleston
II 40 10 1.-THE devotional Bible study
class, John Stevens.
IL to IL. 20-The class for the study of the
international Sunday School lessone, John
Lake. Batesburg.
l2 20 TO l2.4o-The general secretary as q
Bible teacher, W. B. Miller. secretary interna-
tionel committee, New York.
IL 40 to l-CourseS of study and how to
work up and keep class interested, Rev. A.
T. Jamison.
Announcements snG oenedicticu.
FRIDAY AFTERNOON, FEB. IL.
$50 c3.50-Devo,onal The Oppor,u-
tury Rev n NJ Clarkaou, Clinton
$50 to 30 Session for Discussion OF
Work in Places too small for the Employ
ment of Geeeral Secretary T. B. Lanham,
Edge6eld, Presiding.
$50 to 420-Paper and discussion
''Does the County Secretary Solve the Prob
lem?' William Mitchell, Batesburg.
20 to So Recent Methods Employ
ed in Small Town Organizations" W. B
Miller, secretary interior committee
4.50 to 5.20-''What Lines Of Work
Should the Small Town Association Pars1e?'
John Lake, Batesburg.
$50 to 5 30-Geueral discussion OF the
small town work.
5 80 to 6-"Live Issues in the Physical
Department, John F. George, physical
director Charleston Y N G A..
6 to 6 20-Assoaiation papers: ''This
Way" W. NJ lewis, "MeH," A G. Kne-
bel.
$40 to 6 3O-Closing exercises.
FRIDAY EVENING, FEB. IL.
s.l5 to 8 35-Song and prayer service, F.
Wbilden
S.35 to 9-Annual report chairman State
committee, James Dillingham; /; annual report
treasurer State committee, J. Gardiner Gar
don.
9 to 9.20-The State co,nmitte aud its work
" B. Miller, New York.
20 to 9-40-"Tne Modern Y. ii. G. a. :, 4"
Walter c Douglas, Philadelphia.
$40 to l0-Associntion question drawer,
a T. Jamison, Camden.
Benediciion.
SATURDAY MORNING, FEB. 13.
7.a0-Delega,es' prayer service for the
guidance of the Holy Spirit
10 to 10 20-Devotonal: "Tbe Young
Man Jesus Our Example," Rev. J. B. Parrott,
Clinton
10 90 to 10 35-Report or State commit
tees report.
l0.35te ll,l5-"Outliping Work for the
Coming Year." James Dillingham;.
ii Is TO ll40-Business session.
ll.40 TO 235-Session for the discussion
of the educational work, Prof. E S. Dreber,
presiding
IL 40 to l2.lO-"The Reading Room, Lee.
lures, Edncstive Clubs, Etc.," Prof E. S.
Dreber
IZ.lU 10 IL EUuCd ilOOal tldESSS VI
the Evening College, Henry Martin, Colum.
bia.
IL 35 to Paper and discussion Chow
to Conduct s Successful Work for Boys: 7"
E. f. Marshall, Charleston.
SATURDAY AFTERNOON, FEB I3.
3 80 to So Devotional: "The Y. N. c.
A. as Developer of Men," President E. c.
Murray, Presby terian College, Clinton.
SO to 6-SessoD for the discussion Of the
work of the Y. NJ. G. A. il colleges, R S.
Truesdale, Wofford college, presiding.
$50 to 4-"Tbe Summer School at Knox
ville," K McCsskill, Presoy yterian College
of South Carolina, Clinton.
30 to 5-"The Relation of the Stete cou,
mit,ee to College Work." W. Woods White,
Atlanta, Ga.
to ao-"Cb,ef Hiadrances to a Sue
cessful College Association How to Over.
come Them aod Ey I'd the Work." Johr
Walker, Wofford &C ge.
80 to 6-"Tbe Bibles Place in Success
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