The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1899-06-08
FIRST DAYS WORK
Seven Hundred Christian En-
deavOrerS in the City,
STATE SECRETARY REPORT
Shows a State Membership
of 100000.
STATE SECRETARY REPORT

OF 4O,UUU.
Seven hundred delegates and visitors
are attending the State Christian En-
deavor convention now in session here at
the Auditorium. These conventions usual
" have from POO to 1,5e0 accredited dele
gates and are among the largest state
gatherings in Kansas.
Rev. NJ. E. Harlan Of Topeka is presi-
dent of the State Union. and was here to
call the meeting to order yesterday morn
ing. Probably not more than 400 arrived
for the forenoon session yesterday, but
large delegations came on all trains
through the day and late last night Prof
p. P Bilhorn, the famous convention
singer. Of Chicago, is directing the music.
w. K. Jones, president OF the local En-
deavor Union, spoke TO the convention
Yesterday on what Wichita expected from
the meeting.
Rev. O. /. Smith Of Wellington spoke
for the visitors.
The report Of the state secretary show
ed a substantial increase for the year and
q tOIdl OF 4D,VJt I--lutu VI . az ANeA---eNes
belonging to more than 700 societies
PROGRAM FOR TODAY.
500 to S:45-"Quiet Hour" led by Rev.
Harshaw, Junction City.
e:O0-Prayer and Praise Service. P. P. Bill
horn.
e1-Symposium on Missions, and Report
Of State Missionary Superintend-
ent. Mrs. y r. Allen, Sterling.
e:3O-Better Missionary Methods or Prep
aration, (a) Larger Gifts, Margaret
Carpenter, Oswego; Cb) More Study
and etter Information, Rev. W. T.
Hilton. Beloit; Cc) More Spirit in
the Meetings, Rev. Claude Haskell,
Atchison.
io:OO-Music.
iON5-Question Box Questions to cover
the whole ground Of Christian En-
deavor work, Rev. o. L. Smith,
Wellington.
1O:3O-Present Day Problems, Rev. L c.
Denise, Clay Center.
10:5o-Presidents Annual Address, Rev.
NJ. Z. Harlan. Topeka.
u:10-The Lords Tenth, Rev. J. A. Long
ston, Oswego.
Supporting My Own Church; (a) IN
Evangelistic Services, W. F. Muir
ray, Kingman; CD In Regular
Sunday Services, Ella c. Scott,
Burlington; Co In House to House
Visitation, Rev. ". c. Wheeler.
Newton.
n:5-AIus.c.
JUNIOR WORKERS INSTITUTE.
Come, let US reason together. Our boys
and girls for Christ and the church.
10:OO-Ten Minute Prayer and Praise Ser
vice, Miss Mary Kaggoner, Wich-
tia.
Six Four-1Iinute Talks. % What is the
Highest Aim of the Junior Soci-
ETY.? Mrs. B. +. Milton, Dodge
City; co The Junior Superintend-
ent. Where? What? Miss Emma
Maunder. Washington; CD Rela-
ton Of the Christian Endeavor So |
cety to the Junior Society, Miss
Margaret Carpenter, Oswego; "a !
The Juniors as Workers, Mr..
Frank Harper, Pittsburg; 90 Chris |
tian Citizenship for Juniors. Clyde !
Boyd, Strong City; 90 Does the /
Junior Society Pay? Rev. J. II. |
Fazel Wichita.
10:35-Save the Children.
10:40-AIethods, and How to Use the Black |
board, Mrs. Matte Wallis Ottawa. |
'0:55-The Bible for Juniors. How Read /
it How Study it. Miss Lizzie CouIt |
Newton
11:00-Systematic Giving and Missions, |
Mrs. \. r. Allen, Sterling.
i1I5-The Spirit Of Prayer in the Daily /
Life of the Juniors, Miss Clara
NIuchmore. Ne0desha.
i1:2o-Jun.or Societies in Country Places.
Mrs. C. D. Grady, Osawatomie.
il:25-The Duties Of District Junior Super
intendents. Flora Ramage Little
River
4:3O-Dtscussi7n. Questions. Miss Lizzie
x. Dixon. Lawrence.
Every one interested in Junior work Will
be heartily welcomed TO this meeting.
AFTERNOON
1:30-Song and Praise Service, P. p. Bill
horn. Chicago.
l:45-The Sacred or Secular Sunday.
Which, Rev. D. H. Stewart, Ar
kansas City
-:oo-The Endeavorers Sunday. How
Snail He Spend it? Rev. \ L.
Dubber. Wichita
215-'Whateyer He Would Like to Have
AIe Do Rev. George Nichols. Bur
EnEton.
z.20-Open Parliament on An T-n-+,-D,.,
Ende3vor Society" ia} The Unto
Date Social N Elet8 S,fwar-. In
depend snce; Oh) The J-n-ta-n5ts
Missionary Committee. Minnie
raneeman. Newton. CO. The In
t7-Date Temperance Committee
Rev. Charles I4--.r..-r