Ottumwa semi-weekly courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1899-1903, 1899-10-17

Young Man?" George I. Huffman, Des
Moines.
"How Shall We Interest the Older
People in the League?" Stephen Har-
din, Indianola.
$3.50 a. m.-Junior department con-
ference, conducted by Miss Susie A.
Mills, superintendent state junior
work. (This conference to be reported
by Rev. r. Hill, Ute.)
1O:3O-Reports of department report
ers.
11:15 a. m.-"Rocks and Ruts," Miss
Harriet Grand, Belle Plaine.
1880 a. m.-"The Best Thing My
League Has Done,' j. c. Davenport,
editor Clear Lake Reporter, Clear Lake.
1880 p. m.-Promise meeting, L. Z.
Boss, Rockwell City.
900 p. m.-Address, Mrs. Lucy Rider
Meyer, A. NJ, d. d., principal Chicago
training school for deaconesses and
missionaries.
$3.50 p. ma temperance hour.
Address, Rev. George Southwell, Es-
therville.
Address, Miss Eva schontz. president
of the National Young Women's Chris
tan Temperance Union.
$3.50 p. m.--''My Leagues Greatest
Need" Royal II. Holbrook, Cedar Rap
ids.
400 p. inflow Many Hands Can
You Shake; How Many Friends Can
You Make?"
4:3O p. m.-Conference caucuses and
meeting of the nominating committee.
| 700 p. m.-Jubilee service. For
What Have We to Be Thankful?" Rev.
j. NJ. Tibbets, Pomeroy.
T:30-Concert and lecture, Eugene
May, ID. d., Washington, d. C.
Saturday, November4.
6:15 a. m.-Sacramental service, con-
Quoted by w. w. Carlton. d. d., pre-
siding elder Cedar Rapids district, Mt.
Vernon.
$3.50 a. m.-Inspirational service. Miss
Ida May Durham, deaconess-at-large,
Washington, d. c.
9:00-Bible study, DR.. L. L. Eaton.
| 9:30-Department conferences:
Spiritual Department. conducted
by W. E. Tackaberry, Sioux City.
"Mercy and Help" conducted by Miss
Augusta A. Householder, Charlton.
"Others Beside Self" Rev. G. +.
| Nnteneld, Burt.
! Visiting in Country Chapters" Miss
Helen Hall Benson, deaconess Bidwell
Home, Des Moines.
Mercy and Help Opportunities .
Mrs. Lucy Rider Meyer, 4. NJ, d. D.,
Chicago.
"How Can the League Help the Pas
tor?" Miss Eleanor Toby, deaconess
Chicago training school.
Literary department, Miss Fannie B.
Long, Knoxville, conductor.
Study and Use of the Bible" Pro-
fessor Thomas Nicholson, Cornell col
lege, Mt. Vernon.
Church Literature and Church His
tory" Mrs. S. r. McKim, Cedar Rap
ids.
"The Reading Course" z. C. Thorn
burg, Des Moines.
'.How May We Unite Theory and
Practice in Literary Work." Miss Jean
McMullin, Knoxville.
10:30-Reports of department con,
! ferences.
11:15-Business.
). 100 p. m.-Dstrict presidents round
, table.
/: 30-Junior superintendent and
teachers conferences.
2:Oo-"God's Honored Tenth Legion
5 Miss Louise Hinsey, Ottumwa.
. 2:15-unusued resources. "Tempor-
: al" Prof. w. H. Brown. Lake City;
Spiritual" President Guy p. Benton
Upper Iowa University, Fayette.
3: 15--Symposium, conducted by w.
E. Tackaberry.
The Twentieth Century League.
what He viii Not Do?'' Miss Alice
!. Middlekauff, Sioux City.
: what He Will Do?" Miss Lucy 3
Merwin, Manchester.
IN the Devotional Meeting" Mis-:
Mabel Evert, Des Moines.
In the Sunday School, H. B. Pierce
!, Rock Rapids.
"At Home" Miss Jessie Baker, Rock
wood.
with His Pocketbook," II. J. Hur
nard, Grand Junction.
> ''For the Pastor" T.. A. Kifer, In
j dependence. ;,
) ler Montezuma.
: 'In Business" Ed Fair. Ireton.
What He Will Read?" Miss Ami
Brown, Dcs Moines.
4:30-Bible study, DR.. Z. L.. Eaton.
7:15-Devotional meeting, l.. A. Blue
} Mt. Pleasant.
: 7:3O-Address, "The Making of
Man." Prof. G. p. Colgrove, Cedar Fails
5 S:OO-Address, Miss Ida May Du,
- ham, deaconness.
Sunday, November 5.
h Q a. m.-Love feast.
e 10:3O-Sermon, Rev. Dr.F L. Brusf
e Ottumwa.
d 800 p. m.--Practical Missionar
+, Methods, Homer Stuntz. d. d., Mt
II Vernon.
o 3:oo-Junior league meeting, condus
II ted by Miss Susie A. Mills.
u 7:3o-Epworth league service, Harle
II L. Stuntz, Marshalltown.
S Sermon, Rev. DR.. L. l.. Eaton, De
T. Moines.
e "Blest Be the Tie that Binds.''
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