Daily new dominion. [volume] (Morgantown, W. Va.) 1897-1906, 1900-04-17
PROGRAM COMPLETED.
What the State c. Els are to do
in Morgantown.

II
May are being pushed as fast as they
can be pushed. The program has
been completed after months of effort
on the part Of the committe which is
composed of Rev. /. A. Barnes Prof L..
G. Woolery and Miss Ethel earle. They
have given great deal of time and
thought to it and they have produced
a program that assures the entire sue
cess of the meeting.
Everything that is being done
in the very best way it can be accom-
plished and the meeting will be one Of
the most notable that has ever been
held in the state The program as
finished is as follows;
PROGRAM.
TUESDAY EVENING, May 10Th.
Presbyterian Church.
1870 Song Seryice-Led by the
Convention Chorus.
1850 Devotional Exercises-Led by
State President
GREETINGS.
500 % The City's Welcome-by
the Mayor (2) Endeayorers Greeting
II. E. Hodges. {3) Response, by J.
Fl. Flanagan, D. D. Grafton, w. Va.
$40 Music.
s:35 Address-Floyd w. Tomp-
kins, d. D. Philadelphia.
Social hour-ln charge of Social
Committee.
WEDNESDAY MORNING May 10th.
PRESBYTERIAN Church.
6-6:45. Sunrise Prayer Meetings.
Presbyterian church-Leader, J. NJ.
Johnson, Weston. Christian church
J. A. Candy, Cameron, w. Va.
S:15-9:0o Quiet Hour. Presbyte-
rian church. Leader Floyd W.
Tompkins.
900 Song and Praise Service.
9:15 Address -Conyentions-Ben
etlts VS.. Costs, J. w. Barnes. Fair
mont.
9:35 Open Meeting. Subject
"This Convention. What Have I
Brought to it? What Shall take
away from it? Leader-Rev G. L.
Queen, Grafton, w. Va.
1000 Address. The G. E. Society
in Country Churches-M. G.. Stillman
Lost Creek, w. Va.
STATE WORK
Reports from District ChaIrmen.
D Wheeling District. B. Smith,
Moundsville. (2) Parkersburg Dis
trict- W. E. White, Parkersburg.
(3) Charleston District-John McCar-
thy, Huntington. (4) Clarksburg
District p. G. White, Weston.
(5) Grafton District-C. L. Queen,
Grafton. (6) Martinsburg District
G. S. Trumn. Martinsburg.
1915 Officers Reports.
Secretary and Treasurer. M. Oil
. plant, Wheeling, w. Va.
Superintendent of Jr. Work. Mrs.
w. S. Besserer, Charleston.
Presidents Message, |. A. Barnes,
Morgantown.
1880 General Discussion of State
Work Appointment of Committees.
WEDNESDAY AFTERNOON.
1880 UNCONVENTIONAL Rallies.
Presbyterian Church-Leader, Her
man G. Stoetzer, Fairmont.
Christian Church Leader, Prof.
Woolery, Morgantown.
nj. P. Church-Leader, NJ. d. Hell
mick, Morgantown.
Baptist Church Leader, H. D.
Boughner Clarksburg.
Lutheran Church-Leader, III. @.
Blachley, Grafton.
S. d. Baptist in Parlor Presbyter-
ian Church, Leader, A. L. Davis,
Salem.
800 At Presbyterian Church
Junior Rally, Conducted by State
Supt. of Junior Work, Mrs. w. S.
Besserer, Charleston, w. Va.
$3.50 Pastors Leaders
John Willis and f. ID. Power.
WEDNESDAY, EvENING-CoMMENCE :
MENT HALL.
7:30 Song service-Led by the
Convention Chorus.
7:45 Address Mastery of Je-
sus''-F. d. Power, D. D.. Washing.
ton, ID. q,
$3.50 Music.
$40 Address-John Willis Baer,
Boston, Mass.
THURSDAY MORNING, May nth.
6:00-6:45 Sunrise praise meeting,
Commencement Hall.
Sis Presbyterian Church.
Quiet Hour-John Willis Baer,
Boston.
900 Song service and Devotional.
9:15 Symposium-Th Individual
Endeavorer
~ AS a Bible Student-R. r.
Bigger. Phi. D., Wheeling
(2) In the Prayer meeting-H. O.
Boughner, Clarksburg.
(3) AS church Member-Geo. II.
Brown, Harrisvlle.
az AS Soul Winner-R. B. Me
Daniel, Clarksburg.