The sun., 1901-10-17
CHRISTIAN
ENDEAY0RERS
To Invade Wilmington for Three
Days Next Week.
HUNDREDS OF DELEGATES
Choir of One Hundred and Twenty
five Voices Will Sing
Music of High
Order,

The program has been completed fol
the annual convention Of the Delaware
Christian Endeavorers in West Presby-
terian Church this city, on Wednesday,
Thursday and Friday Of next week.
Every town In the State will be rep.
resented and as excellent speakers have
been secured il is believed this will bc
he largest meeting in tn history Of
the State Society. President l.. ii.
Burns will preside.
One of the most pleasing features OF
the convention will be the music. II
will be under the direction Of Harry j.
Gntherie, who will have chorus Of
from 100 to 125 voices. The singers have
been selected from the various church
| rhoirs i'll tho city, and the music will b.
If a high order. An enthusiastic re
Church Tuesday night the attendance
numbering about seyenty-fiye.
| The program will be as follows:
Wednesday afternoon-Words of well
rome-"For the Churches" the Rev. A.
N.NKeigwn. ID. D.; For the Committee
Of 1901 and Local Endeavorers," George
q. Penney; response, the Rev. j. T..
Otis, Newark
Wednesday evenng-7.45. song SER
vice; $40. The Man Christ Jesus the
Rev. Dewitt NJ. Bonham, Baltimore,
Nd; S.45. address, personal Christian
Influence" the Rev. James w. Marshall,
ID. D., Camden. N. J.
Thursday morning-S.15 to 8, quiet
hour. Trusting Christ" conducted by
the Rev. George III. Trull; 9.15, singing;
paper, 'The Best Executive Commit
tee" Miss Louise Hardcastle; 1926. paper,
THE Best Business Meeting" Miss
Mary Grandel; $50, paper, '"rhe Best
Corresponding Secretary" Miss ID. j.
Peacock: 9.35. suggestions from the floor
on the above topics; 9.45 paper, 9Th"
Best lookout Committee" G. A. Cline:
$50. ''The Best Prayer Meeting" Mrs.
IS. w. G. Prettyman. Smyrna; 9.55, paper,
The Best President" Howard 6.
Welch. Milford; 10. suggestions from the
floor on the above topics; 1915, secretary i
nnnal report. Miss NJ. T., Baird; 1926.
address,, .''rhe Twentieth Century Home, "
the Rev. Il. +. Little. ID. d., Baltimore.
Md; 1850. address, 'The Twentieth Cen
Jury Christian, Endeavor Society,"" the
Rev. Dewitt NJ. Benham, Baltimore,
Nd; 1l.15. presidents annual address,
|. III. Burns.
Thursday Evangelistic services
held in various parts of the city, conduct
I'd by visiting and local Endeavorers
Meetings arranged by local committee
The Rev. Allen w. McCurdy is chair.
man.
Thursday afternoon-2, prayer and
raise service: 2.15. report of Christian
citizenship and temperance superin-
;rndent, the Rev. w. s. Phillips, Har-
'ington: 2.25, address, ''What Can Chris.
ian Endeayorers DO for Temperance"
he Rev. J. j. Huston, ID. D.; 2.4O, sym
postum. Our Past and Our Future;'
tnl "Lesson for the individual" the Rev
W. l.. Freund: Oh lessons for the So
.irty." the Rev T.. Il. Little. ID. d..
Baltimore. Md: (cl lessons for the
Church." the Rev. Thomas Il. Tnggart
Bridgeville. Del; 3.15, address, "a
World to Conquer" Browncll Gage
New York City; 4.30 to S. Mission Work
RS Conference, conducted by Browncl
,iage.
Thursday evening-Song service; sos
address,, "'Thc Christian Sabbath; til,
lIndeavorer's Responsibility" the Rev
I. G. Butler, ID. d., Washington, -. G..
$50, presentation OF banner to the 50
rety reporting the largest proportionat'
nnmhcr of title-givers, the Rev. Thonla.
\. McCurdy, ID. d.: S.45, address. -
Four-Sqnarc Host" Field Secretary Rev
=. II. Ebermnn, h. D., Boston, Mass.
Friday morning-9.10, convention busi
lrss: Report Of Registration Committee
report of State treasurer and roll call o
ocieties for pledges, @. Wesley Viii
iams; convention, 19O2-where? resolu
lions; report of Nominating COMMITTEES
md election of officers: 1926, address
Power of Personal Work." the Rev. Il
A. Elwood: 1850, A Christian Endeayo
round table. conducted by Field Secretar.
Eberman. Boston, Mass; 11.25, address
What the Young People and the Churcl
Have Gained in Twenty Years Of Chris
/ tinn Endeavor." the Rev. j. G. Butler
/ u. D.. Washington. d. 9.
Friday afternoon. Junior Christian
lsndeavor School of Methods-2.45, praiS
and prayer service; ESQ, address, Jun
Tor Christian Endeavor, Its Opportuni
| les and Responsibilities" Mrs. f. !
: Slocomb: 3. paper, How the Paste
Can Help" the Rev. II. f. Briggs; S.0i
j. paper, "trhe Junior Committee-How ]
Tan f1plD, hTS. SHNTieS N. bo"0i'7
, $40. paper How to Use the Catechisn.
Field Secretary Eberman; 3.15, paper
How to Develop the Missionary Spirit,
Miss isabelle ]. Crawford; 500, paper
. intermediate Work. Its Field an
| WORTH" Mrs. w. w. Anderson; 3.2;
suggestions from the floor on aboy
: 'opics.
Junior rally-3.45, report of JUNO
Superintendent. Miss Annie Is. Ellisor
Summit Bridge; $50. address. Fiel
Spcretary Eberman, Boston. Mass; All
an exercise, "Ye are the Light of til
World" by members of the Whining
ton Junior G. Il. Union, sos, grcetni
It Mrs. Isabella Macdonald Alden C'Pansy
to be read by local Endeavorer; 81
i Address. Professor George w. Twitmycl
II .25. presentation of banner to the soriet
l. Having done the hest all round work dn
y ing year: $50, Junior Workers Confe
$ cnce conducted by Miss Mary ). Ian'
1t Friday evenings. address. "The l'rol
d lem of Power" the Rev. Joseph Wilsn
d Cochran. Philadelphia; s.35. presentatio
of new State officers; S.45. addres
e Nevertheless Il" the Rev. George !
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