The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1897-02-21
IN BEHALF OF YOUNG MEN.
The Y. NJ. c, AIS state Convention at
Macon Next Month.


The state committee of the Young Mems
Christian Associations of Georgia has
Just issued the programme for the nine
teenth annual state convention which is to
be held at Macon, March II to IA. The
Macon association has also sent out a cor
dial invitation to the Christian young men
of the state to accept their hospitality of
heart and home, during the convention,
thus reducing the expense of the delegates
to railroad fare alone. The roads have
granted a rate of one and third fare.
The programme below, as will be seen,
Thursday Afternoon, March IA quiet
hour with the Master, Rev. J. G. Patton,
Decatur
Thursday Evening-Preparator ser
vice; address, Spiritual Power, Rev. j. G.
Patton; temporary organization; What
This Convention Should Accomplish" w.
NJ Lewis, state secretary; song, "Blest be
the Tie that Binds welcoming service,
address, Hon. N. E. Harris, Macon; re-
Spouse by president of conventions; an
nouncements and benediction.
Friday Observation-Disclosures prayer ser
vice; opening prayer; report of nominating
committee and installation of officers; in
PRODUCTIONS and fellowship service, John
Lake, Batesburg S. c.; Bible session, d.
a. Sinclair, general secretary Young
Mems Christian Association, Dayton, o.,
presiding; the Bibles place in the work of
the Young Mems Christian Association,
ID. A. Sinclair; the Bible training class,
Robert r. McBurney, general secretary
Young Mems Christian Associations, New
York city,; the Devotional Bible Study
Glass, +. S. Brockman, college secretary
International committee, New York city;
the class for the study of the International
Sunday school lessons, G. L. Stacy, Ma
con; the General Secretary as a Bible
Teacher, E. L. Mathews, Atlanta; Courses
Glass Interested, H. NJ. Johnson, Savan-
nah; devotional Young Manhood for
Christ" Rev. A. Monk, D. D.. Macon.
Friday Afternoon-Sessio for discussion
work railroad Il
mer, southern passenger agent N. c. and
st. L. R; r., presiding; paper, Why
Special Work for Railroad Men" c. w.
Eddins, railway mail service; paper,
Methods Employed in Reaching Railroad
Men," r. l. Kelly, Southeastern Car Ser
vice Association; history of the work for
railroad men in the south, w. A. Wagge-
ner, secretary railroad department At
lanta; session for discussion of the educa-
tional work, r. +. Finley Augusta, presid-
ing; The Reading Room, G. H. Dorset, Sa-
vannahi lectures, practical talks, educa-
tive clubs, etc. A. A. Jameson, Augusta,
Ga; Educational Glasses, or the Evening
College, D. f. Luther, Atlanta associa-
ton papers, This Way" John Lake;
Men" w. M. Lewis; devotional; The OPP
XIX Century, Rev. J. L. White, Macon.
Friday Night-Song and prayer service,
f. f. Whilden, Charleston, s. c.; annual
report chairman of the state committee,
]. T. Beck; apnual report treasurer of the
state committee, j. c. Dayton; address,
The State Committee and its Work." d.
Mems Christian Association" f. S. Brock
man; Association Question Drawer, r. r.
McBurney.
Saturday Observation-Disclosures prayer
service for the guidance of the holy spirit;
prayer; report on state committees re-
port; Outlining Work for the Coming
Year, w. Woods White, Atlanta; business
session; paper and discussion, Live Is
sues in the Physical Work j. J. Shafer
NJ. D., physical director, Atlanta, central
branch; work. for boys, c. NJ. Gilbert, Sa-
vannah, presiding; How to Conduct
Successful Work for Boys w. s. Stall
ings, Athens; Side Lights from Experience
in Boys Work, ID. A. Sinclair; devotional;
THE Young Man Jesus Our Example"
Rev. Bascom Anthony, Macon.
Saturday Afternoon-Prayer paper and
discussion, the associations duty toward
the Industrial class, James Dillingham;.
chairman South Carolina state commit
tee Charleston; The Business Manage
ment Of a Young Mems Christian Assoc
ciation" r. r. McBurney; college session,
o. A. Park, Macon, presiding; the Stu
dents Summer School al Knoxville. Tenn,
G. M. Walker. University of Georgia.
The Relation of the State Committee to
the College Work. o. A. Park; Chief Hin
ORANGES to a Successful College Associa-
tion--How TO Overcome Them and Ex-
tend the Work, Carl Monk, Gordon Mill
tary Institute, GAINESVILLE: The College
Association Bible Study, Eugene Ragland
Georgia Military Institute, Edgewood;
DEVOTIONAL; The Young Mems Christian
Association as a Developer of Men, Rev.
r. r. White, Macon
Saturday Night-college night, o. A..
Park presiding. Address, "The Colleges
of the World for Christ" T.. S. Brockman
college secretary International committee
Sunday--Co service, r. r.
Whildcn, Charleston, $. G.. +; services at DIFF
ferent church. conducted by delegates:
women's meeting, First Baptist church:
boys meeting, association hail; college
students conference, annex Mulberry
Methodist church: grand mass meeting
for men, Mulberry Methodist church, ID
a. Sinclair; Farewell meeting, Mulberry
Methodist church. w. NJ. Lewis.