The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1898-03-08
Y. NJ. c. AS AT AMERICUs.
Programme of the state Convention
to BE Held Next Week.

Programme of the state Convention
to Be Held Next Week.
The programme for the twentieth an
nuaI convention of the Georgia Young
MEMS Christian Associations to be held at
Americus. March II to 20, has just been
issued by the state committee, and is of
interest. 1t is as follows:
Thursday Afternoon-2:S O-2 IA, opening ex-
ercises; 2:4O-lOO. "Quiet Hour" conducted
by Rev. A. ]. Smith, Savannah. doors
closed during "Quiet Hour.') 4:90-4:S0,
"Redeeming the Time conversation, con-
Quoted by Henry E. Rosevear, state sec
rotary of kentucky; ). reception to dele
gates.
Thursday Evening-7-7:SO, song service;
750-SOO, organization, words of welcome,
response; $500, address, "Our Greatest
Need" DR.. A. A. Marshall, Atlanta; $50
g. address, "The Intent and Extent of the
Association" Hans P. Andersen, New
York city.
Friday Forenoon-9-9:15, prayer service;
Sl5-S:50, appointment of committees; 800
1880, introductions, features of the years
work, conducted by state secretary
Bible study session, 10:30-11, address, in
tellectual study of Bible, r. r. White,
Macon; n-11:30, address, Bible study for
personal work, A. A Marshall, Atlanta;
H:So-i2, address, Bible study for personal
growth, A. j. Smith, Savannah.
friday Afternoon-2-2i15 praise service;
2:l5-S:25, topic, Spirit" the Aim of the
Kelsious Work, presented by d. E. Lu-
ther Atlanta, discussion; 3:25-3:55, topic,
Mind, the Aim of the Educational
work, presented by NJ. L. Britain, At
Iahta, discussion; 3:55-4:SO, topic, Body"
the Aim of the Physical Work, presented
Sion
Friday Afternoon-7-7:3 song service;
''0V-S. report of state executive commit
zee Mr.. j. Frank Beck, chairman; report
VI treasurer state executive committee,
Ir W. Woods White Atlanta; s, address,
VT, Lhe Making of a Man." Rev. Robert R.
White, Macon
saturday Forenoon-9- prayer serv-
doej 9l5-9:45, topic, privilege of Service"
.,.fo-lo;SQ, topic, Getting Workers and Get
plg TO Work." L. e. Buell., state secretary
alabama and Mississippi; 10:9O-11, BUSH
ness session; HIP, prayer and pledges for
out united work, Hans p. Anderson, in
"IHauonal secretary.
saturday Afternoon-2-215, promise
NEE ing; 2s15-3, topic. possibilities of
Work Among Young Men in Small
~ANAAf9. @AtlhNAsOtls O-Osovi oSStiSiA
conferences; l, for city and town dele
safes topic, Association Records. w. A.
"aggoner, Atlanta; topic, Developing FL
.duclai Constituency" c. I. Stacy. Macon;
yyUiAc' Need of Well Organized Boys
nMotk' A. A. Jameson. Augusta; topic,
social Life in the Association" c. p.
iouhts, Athens; 2, for college delegates,
.ohaucted by w. X. Matthews, inerna-
Nohal college secretary, New York city.
saturday Evening-7;0O-7:1 song serv-
We f;l5-7:45, address, "The Work of the
,s~oeiation Among Young Men of Learn
w. X. Matthews, New York city;
'.''-s;SO, address. Association Work
among Railroad Men" II. e. Rosevear,
Aou!sville, KY; 5000, question drawer.
sunday Forenoon--9, Fellowship meeting.
eVhdueted by d. Z. Luther, Atlanta IL,
tendance at regular church services, adj
Uiesses by visiting delegates.
sunday Afternoons, meeting for men,
.audressed by Ira Landrith, Nashville,
aehn 3. meeting for boys,S meeting for
sunday EVENING" union mass meeting.
"uufess, THE Young Man of the Times,
Tuo the Young Man for the Times" Ira
i-andrith, Nashville; s, Y. M. G, A. work
!" Georgia; 8, farewell meeting.
rho Mammoth Millinery Opening
vi the Krouskoff Millinery Company will