The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1900-11-24
Religious....

I charge. Sunday morning at 1880
| o'clock. Sunday school; Sunday after
noon the song service begins at 2.5o
| p. IN. Preaching at 945. Regular
evangelistic services in the evening at
7.i5 o'clock. All are welcome.
At recent meeting of the stock
holders OF the Wyoming Camp Ground
| association the following managers
were elected: Rev. A. Griffin. w. II.
Sake, w. Fl. Jackson, r. w. Kyle,
| West Pittston: Rev. G.. r. Mogg,
( Wilkes Barre; Rev. G.. G. Lyman, j.
| l.. Crawford, Scranton; Rev. l.. G.
| Murdoch, Kingston; Rev. Clarke Cal
| lender, Carverton; Rev. stephen jay,
| Wyoming: Edwin Davenport. Ply
mouth. The managers met and elect
ed the following officers President,
Rev. A. Griffin; vice-president. w, r.
SAKE; secretary, Rev. S, jay; treas
urer, Y. w. Kyle; executive commit
tee. Messrs. Crawford, Griffin, Jay.
Jackson and Kyle.
In Simpson Methodist Episcopal
church on Monday and Tuesday. De-
cember 3 and 4. the twentieth Century
Forward Movement convention Will be
held The gathering is in charge OF
a committee consisting Of Rev. Austin
Griffin. ID. D.. chairman. West Pittston,
Pa: Rev. Charles NJ. Giffin, ID. D., Elm
Park church, Scranton; Rev. Levi l..
Sprague, u. d., principal Wyoming
seminary. Kingston, Pa; Rev. Webster
II. Pearce, ID. D., First church. Wilkes
Barre. Pa: Rev John b. Sweet. ID. D..
Simpson church, Scranton. The pro-
grainme will be as follows:
FIRST sEssIoN--MoNDAy, 200 Y. NJ.
Dcvotions conducted hy Rev. W. 4. Wagner.
2.NO-"Ohiect of a Convention
Rev. \. Griffin, d. d.
2.I5-."Why a Twentieth Century Move
ncnt? ?" .... Rev. W. H. Pcarcc, y. d.
Rev. II. II. Dresser, Rev. C.. b. Henry.
3.3O-"Wi the New Century Demand Il
New Mctlodism?''-
Rev. G. L. Mogg PHI D.
Discusson--Rcv. II. H.Wilbur. Rev. H. d. Smith.
SECOND sEssIoN-MoNDAY, 7.3o p. NJ.
Dcvotions. s...........Rev W. G. Simpson. ID. d.
AddrcSs-"Fvc Historic Graves or Lessons for
the Twentieth Century,"
Rev. a. W. Hayes. Binghamton, NY.
THIRD SESSIONTuESDAI, 900 \. NJ
Dcvot'ons .......................Ee Rev. ". j. Hill
o@o-Dusiness.
1OOo-"om Schools in the Twentieth Gem
tuiy Movement.
Rev L. /" spracuc. D. D.
Discussion. Rev. s. Moore. d. u.
l0i5-"A Positive Christian Experience the
Necessity for Christian Workrr'-.
Rev. G.. A. Cure, NJ. 4.
Discussion
Rev. 5. Jay. NJ. A., Rev viii u. Hitler.
ll.15-Cmistian Workers Conference and
Open Parliament.
FOURTH SESSlON-TuESDAY, 200 p. NJ.
Dcyotions ....................Rc Rev. r. u. Young
S.mposium--"llc that wlnneth souls is wse.
2.30"Powcr of Personal Interview
Rev. G. NJ. Surdam
Di,cllssion-Rcv. ". l.. Thorpe, Rev. o. l..
srverson Ph. D.
:30-"Prcaching That >trs 10 Action
Rev. Manley s. Hard ID. D.
Discussion-Rov. John Bradshaw, PHI. D.,
Rev. A. J. Van Cleft.
i30-" Entrance TO Church Made Easy
Rev. c. NJ. Git1in. d. d.
DiscuSsion-Rev. NJ. $. Godshal, Rev. L. V.
Armstrong.
FIFTH SESSION-TUESDAY. 80 p. W.
Deyotions ........R Rev. James Bcnninger, PHI. u.
Pcrtcco>tal service conducted by
Rev. NJ. s Hard, d. d.
Closing
To the Brethren Of Wyoming District:
This convention takes the place Of our Au-
t,,nnal Ministerial association meeting We de-
sire thar it shall be exceedingly helpful both to
pastors and churches. Please attend and con-
tribute to its success. Invite the officials OF
your church, urging the importance of the con-
vcLton especially invite your pledged Christian
workers. Notice the character OF the programme
and see whether you can afford to miss any Of
these announced good things.
The hospitality OF Simpson church is proNsr-
bia Dinner and tea will be freely served to all
attending on Tuesday, while the ministerial
brethren will find generous and hearty entertain
ncnt throughout the entire session.
II is no more than right that we should notify
the pastor, j. D. Sweet, as early as possible, as
to the time OF coming and expected length Of
stay, that proper provision can be made for
all sincerely and hopefully, yours,
The Committee.
Next Tuesday evening, beginning at
80. in the Second Presbyterian church,
an echo meeting will be held of the
great annual Christian Endeavor con-
vention of the state, which has been in
session this week in Philadelphia. A
number of the Scranton representatives
at that convention will make reports
concerning the work reported done dur
ing the year and the work outlined for
the future. The new president of the
Scranton Christian Endeavor union,
Rev. Luther Hess Waring, will an
nounce his committees and present
plans for the coming years work Four
of departments will be
elected. Prof. j. NJ. Chance will have
charge of the music. Miss Julia Allen
will play a violin solo, and Mr.. Gppel
will sing solo. Let every Christian
Endeavor society in the city turn out
in body and respond to roll-call by a
verse of Scripture or sentiment.