The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1900-11-24

Jesus is comingsagain. He has promised
that they that overcome shall reign with
Him. This is the blessed privilege Of the
church"
The afternoon session was opened at 2
o'clock by. another prayer service, led by
Rev. Rudolph Caughrey. after which
came an address by Mr.. Arthur W. Cum
ningham Of Humboldt, Kan, on ''The
Christian in Business" This was follow
ed by Mr. c. S. Bishop, general secretary,
Kansas City. No. on 1.-THE Man to Man
Method" His address was filed with
powerful truths and keen experiences
which touched the hearts of the delegates
inspiring them and giving them larger
view Of the value Of personal work.
The missionary department was ably
presented by c. c. Michener Of New
York, who gave something Of the details
Of the work the Y. NJ G. A is doing in
China, Japan, India and South America
This was an address teeming with enthu-
siasm and won the appreciation Of all.
Mr.. Nichener is not only a pleasing
speaker but one who presents statistical
truths as to receive the closest attention
Of his hearers and lead them up and out
to a nobler service.
The following committees were then
appointed by President Ditzell:
Devotional-George z. Lerrigo. Topeka
Central; George E. Fuller, Wichita; Her
man Newman. Friends University.
Business-E. F. Caldwell, Lawrence;
Chester II. c. Dudley. College of Empo-
ria; w G. Boon. Topeka Railroad.
Credential-W. L. Stevens, Topeka Cen
trail: w. 3. Keeling Baker University
s. J. Adams, Kansas State Agricultural
College.
sity of Kansas: W l. Shattuck, Camp
bell University; L. E. Smith, Ottowa.
Report on State Committees Report
r. D. Coon. Topeka Railroad; z. E.
strother. Fort Scott; S. w. Moore. Leav-
enworth.
The Jayhawlzer Quartette very accept
ably assisted in the singing of the ses-
sion.
The program was concluded by. a social
hour given by the Ladies' Auxiliary Of
the Wichita association. which was an
enjoyable feature. The hour was keenly
appreciated 10y the delegates
The directors Of the Wichita associa-
ton rendered a banquet to the visiting
members Of the state committee interna-
/ tional state and city secretaries. and
presidents Of associations They met IN
the Wellington Cafe from $50 to 7:f5.
Those present were:C. C. 8Ifchener and
Fred B. Ship of New York: C. S. Bishop.
Kansas City. No; J. T. Nissley, Topeka:
f. F. Caldwell Lawrence; S. Ditzell,
Leavenworth: F. z. Strother. Fort Scott;
J. Hanna. Sterling; D. r. Shirk. Cotton
wood Falls; w. s. Smalley, Sterling; An
drew Baird. Topeka: George Lerrigo. To-
peka; s. w. Moore. Leavenworrh; George
=. ingalls,. Argentine; George w. Elem
ing. Fort Scott; p. O. Hanson. Lawrence;
I. F.. Smith. Ottawa; Harry w Mari,
Ellis; Alvah Negus, Arkansas City: Geo.
f. Fuller, Wichita, and Charles G. Titus.
/ Lawrence.
The evening session opened with a song
service. after which Rev. Sneed again
spoke. upon the subject "His Last Com
mand" which was clearly and forcibly
I put discourse upon the supreme business
/ of the church. He took the Bible for au-
thority for what the true work Of the
/ church is. Not simply to keep up regu-
I lar sanctuary mjnistrauons; not to direct
( all Its energies to the comfort and care
Z Of the weak brethren, nor TO keep up our
+ own denomination. The church has a
F definite business that Of preaching
/ Christ.
/ After singing nv the Jayhawker Quar-
/ tette Mr.. Bruno Hobbs OF Cripple Creek.
/ Colo. gave "a business Mans Estimate
/ Of the Worth Of the Work"
The following IS the program for the
( remaining sessions Of the convention:
SATURDAY MORNING.
( 9.3o-Praver service.
Christian stewardship''-Rev c. s.
Nushaum. Ottawa
Miscellaneous business
Address: "The Living Book.
Hanna, Sterling
AFTERNOON.
! 2-'1-Praver service.
+ 2,2o-Conference II citv and railroad dele
gates. Plymouth Congre rational
church, conducted b. Fred B.
Ship
"The Junior Depa-tment"-Rev. ".
G. searles. Ottawa
''A Day With the Railroad Depart
menf'-Ceorze r ingalls,. general
secretary. Argentine
Discussion: "The Bible STUDY De-
partment"
2-se-Confe-ence Of student delegates IN
the First Presbyterian church, con-
ductel bv G. G. Kitchener.
A free and informal discussion ~
the VITAL and distinctive features
CO student work
EVENING.
-.21-S-nE service
Pr7oss of Progressr'-Frea B shipp
New York
"The True Tyne 81 Christian Mar
hood and the Ps-t the Y IT. c. A.
has in Its ProducaonT &c. C. AIch-
eDe-.
SUNDAY MORNING.
2:oo-Personal blessing ruas.ing Tor dele
Gates and men % Wichita. Firss
Presbyterian church
Cc~rfrt,aa on second na@e