The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1899-03-26
CONFERENCE OF THE LEAGuERs.
Programme of the Annual Meeting
to BE Held at Columbus.


to BE Held at Columbus.
The Epworth League conference soon
to be held in Columbus is attracting con-
siderable attention in Savannah. The
programme viii. draw "A full delegation
probably from this section Of the state.
Rev. Osgood F. Cook, the Savannah dis
trict secretary, is arranging to carry the
delegates from the Savannah district in
a special car appropriately decorated for
the occasion. The following will repre-
sent the Leagues in this city. Trinity
T. B. Gracen; Wesley Monumental Rev
Ed F. Cook Mrs. Ed F. Cook, Miss Hat
tie Saussy, Miss Madge Stewart. Mrs
II. E. Crittenden, S. w. Bowen and G. M
Williams; Grace, Rev. Osgood F. Cook
Mrs. Osgood F. Cook, Miss Annie Dahl
Miss Madge Hext, W. L. Arnold, r. N
Helmly, L. l.. Carswell and c. c. Nor
decai Seventh Street, Rev. e. F. Morgan,
Mrs. Murphy, Miss Reese and ]. L. Chris
tian city mission Rev J. A. Smith. The
following is the programme that has been
arranged for the convention, which will
begin April 10:
1880, song service, Charlie d. Tillman,
leader; 7:45, devotional service; 800, "Why
Are We Here?" opening remarks by pres
ident; music; $3.50, Penucostal service led
by DR.. NJ Swadener, Cincinnati.
Friday, April 14-6:Oe sunrise prayer
meeting, led by Miss Emma Tucker, La
Grange; S;45, song service, Charlie D. Till
man, leader; 900, devotional service; 915.
reports from officers; music; Gas. address.
Life Work" Rev Ed F. Cook, Savan-
nah; 10:15 to 1115, missionary hour, ar
ranged by DR.. w. r. Lambuth and Rev.
P. L. Cobb of Nashville, Tenn; 1115, an
nouncement of committees; music; II 30.
address by DR.. NJ. Swadener, Cincin-
natl O..
Friday Afternoon, Department Confer
ences - Devotional at st. PauPs
Church, Miss Emma Tucker first
vice president, presiding; practical:
800 p. M, devotional; s:15 COM
mittee work Cor organization, Mr.. c. d.
Brooks, Columbus $3.50, missionary com
mittee, Mr.. John D. Walker, Sparta; S;4O.
personal workers class. Miss Tina r..
Tucker, Nashville, Tenn. $3.50 special
meetings, Rev. j. A. Smith, Savannah;
music; 4:05, open conference; AIS, league
Robberies, Miss Vaught, Lagrange; 4:25.
1.-THE testimonials; 4:35, devotional. Miss
Eva Moates, Atlanta.
Charity and help al st. Luke's Sunday
school ROOM Miss Hattie Saussy. second
vice president, presiding; practical: 300
devotional exercises; 3:15, committee work
Mrs. Clarence I. Duval, Augusta. 3:3o
school of methods House to House Visit
ing. Miss Leila Gerdine; Visiting Poor
and Needy Miss Eula Lee Davidson; Wis
Iting Strangers, Mrs. ]. r. HarwelI; WIS.,
iting Sick and Flower Mission Work. Miss
Elmyr Taylor; 400; Value of Charity and
Help Department, from pastors stand
point, by Rev. J. r. Scr1ggs. Columbus
4'25, The Helpful Hand, Mr.. II. L. Sim
mons, Rome, $40. open parliament.
Literary department at First BAPTIST
Church, Miss Mary Cutler White. third
vice president. presiding. Practical: 200
devotional exercises; 3:15. Committee Work
Miss Emmie Holmes, Hawkinsvllle. Ga. !:
3:25, The Reading Course Ia Service, Miss
Annie Alexander. Carrollton, Ga; 3;35.
The Model Programme, Examples from
The Life of Francis Asbury, Miss Pauline
Sampey; Investment OF Influence Miss
Clara Suzanne McWillams; Christianity
and The Nation, Miss Sadie Avery; Dawn
on the Hills of Tang, Mrs. W. w Pinson
The Discipline, Mr. II. l.. Jolly; The Men
and Times Of Early Methodism, Miss Belle
Cox; 1855, music; AGO. The Leaguers Notes.