Ottumwa semi-weekly courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1899-1903, 1901-05-16
Annual Meeting Of General Con-
gregational Association.
REV. P. A. JOHNSON ON PROGRAM
Will Deliver an Address at Second
Days Meetins--Date is May Fl to
24-Several Hundred Delegates Ex-
pected--Attractive Program Issued.


forward with much interest to the an
nual meeting of the General Congre-
gational association of Iowa, which
will be held in Burlington May 81, %,
% and "a. It is expected that sever
al hundred delegates will be in attend
ance at the meeting. Rev, P. Adel-
stein Johnson of this city, is on the
program for an address, the topic of
which is Signs of Promise, and which
will be delivered Wednesday forenoon
May %.
The Program.
Following is the program in full:
Tuesday Evening.
7:3D-welcome Address-Thos. Hedge,
Response-H e. Gordon, Iowa City
sermon-Joh ohm w Wilson, Council Bluffs.
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS Adams, Waterloo;
William Salter. Burlington.
"Wednesday Forenoon.
500 sec to oH;eo-organization and business.
600 to 92oprogress in the Nineteenth
9:2O to 9:3O-Discussion, led by Fl. L.
Preston. Knoxville Speakers limited to
$50 to io:ao-Devotionar hour, Goods
Providence in History" led by John Ward,
1870 to Congressional Progress
1880 to Theological Review of
the Nineteenth Century j. Van Horn,
lilo to i1:so-"sIgns of Promise" P. A.
johnson. ottumwn..
1870 to l2:oo-Dlscussiop , led BY N, s. 7.
ana o. H. L. Mason, Green Mountain.
Speakers limited to five minutes.
The Sunday school convention under the
school sunerintpndent
l:30-Deyotional exercises, II. FL. Hobbs.
l:5o-state, Sunday school committees
3:o5-state superintendent report, o. O..
2:s5- :5o-"How Can the Local Associa-
ton Help the S. SEA. c.. Kaye
2:50-3:00-Di
0-3:20-"Correct Emphasis in Church
Work"-J: P; Clyde.
s:so.s:5o- How We Manage Our Prima-
ry Department''-Mis K. Fl. Macy.
50-4:OO-Discussion
400-4 20-"Behind the Times. B.
400 :so-Discussion.
4:30-4 :50-"Success and Failure With
Boys"-Mrs G. NJ Orvis.
4:50-D discussion.
Wednesday Evening.
3o-"Education at the Turning Point
sThe State of Religion at the. Turning
Point Of the Centuries A. L. Frisbie, Des
aThe Type of Piety the New Century
Thursday Forenoon.
S:5O-Business.
s:5o;o;los"gibls Study :, elias Glasses in
s:io-e:so-D Discussion, led by J. 6. stod
dard, Ogden. Speakers limited to i've min
e:soio.so-Deyotionai Hour Prayer the
I
io:soio:5o- Present Aspects of the, Y
s G. EG 81, saot ia ShePsne White
Sioux o city; II. II. Bnrch. Milford; G. NJ
orvis, Dubuque. Speakers limited to ter
minutee each.
Thursday Afternoon.
2:OO-The Iowa Congregational Home
Missionary society.
Thursday Evening.
7:so-"The Duty Of Keeping the Exten
so Of the the Ea p WON RoR eSeaspo
The A. B. c. +. NJ" A. N. Hitchcock
Chicago.
Th he 6 G. s & s. s. O. De eshf Boston, ss% YORK
Friday Forenoon.
500 to 0:OO-Business.
900 to 9:2o-"rhe Consolidation Of Be
Falls.
$50 to 1O:3O-Devotional hour, "The Pc
wer of Christian Friendship" led by G.. =
Paddock, Keokuk.
hps9 70 perkIns wu
$50 to i1:10-"Should Indemnity Be De
handed of China and Turkey for Mission
aries Killed and Missionary Property De
stroyed in Those Countries?" f, NJ. Wit
tum, Grinnell.
1I:oO to 1900 Discussion. led by G. L
Cady, Iowa city; r. y. Johnston, Mt. Plea
Speakers limited to seven minutes each.
Friday Afternoon.
/ 40 to 1:5O-.,Men's Non-attendance
Church.. j. ]. seerley, Burlington.