The Marlboro democrat. [volume] (Bennettsville, S.C.) 1882-1908, 1901-02-08
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The TWanty.fourth Annua, Con.
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ANSlNVEREsTlNo PROGRAM.

AN NElNPERESTlN0 PROGRAM
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The Convention viii Open On
Tlhrlu.sday Eysning Feb. r., /.
L .,,'.' ], 51'.. !. . Ha'I.past seven
s8SS,'S. o,oIock. A 'a' B
RentomberYl tho. convention opens
Thursday evening, February 14th. 4. r
q Asll A4s9l, GrSllsgo,,ssso Citations are urged to
cleet their NOW officers prior to tho
.Statolconvontion. !. BY so doing It will
enablos sYour;neWly 5oloptod President to
attand.ithe. Presidents Conferen6o,, :"
cn tEhur5day, Fob @1lth.f It will COZ: I:
sist df two seBsions OF two hours each.
No college assopiationf should fail to
havafits ,presido1t at this important
conference. / It will ;bo in charge Of in !.
transitional e Secretary Anderson and
Secretary Knebel. ,,
all delegates Yill DO entertained BY
thoigo0d peopla.of Sumter E6tor,air. !.
mont cannot 'bo tsasGred TO- dolegates
wh9g1fail TO seadsSinJ} their oredential
coupons by Febillth Coupons should
be, grnt to, q, Fl, Hurst, Jr., Oha,irman
O6bHehtion OoMmittoe, Sumter, s .U.,
Alldelegates' OF visitors arc requested
teifep0rt Immediately upon arfiya, at
thoSfHoes of .. NJ Hurst, Jr. Nj ,I6
Tha usual opening aession on Tuea.
day afternoon has boon dispensed with.
1t is therefore hoped that every delegate
wilIBo on tino for tho opening session
onIhursday evening and romain un.
tiI! the olose, Sunday evening. Tho
colnipitteo hopes that delegates will
planjtnlaY6id Sunday travel. @
O@ing to tho limited capacity OF
hotels, it s.ia impossit 10 to aoouro ro-
'auooh fatos.' Delegates who ordinarily
prefer hotel f6htortainme ot arc urged to
pooenatthb hospitality Of Sumter's com
Portable homes, s.<NH>aro f&4 li.,, 3t \
hgRedueed tatas have beon secured on
n1l 5TsilrOads. Ascertain from your
tiuSc;s sShgent immediately whothor 3or
not Meahassre eaiyed INSTRUCTIONS. This
is slimIprtant.i. 4 n isaia.I a,Ssg.t III
!, D6not foil to bring ygpT ,Biblc and a
goodsndte. book. >.n, \; M ,'$, +. ,.'.1, 4
Fotsotadep!isls, or Other Information,
Mrits asSA S' g 5 k,aSSelS statSis Secretary Y
NJ, N AZ 0slhlssIllaastoon, sllsl laoo 8. o., yn..
sssSiohs @ $s First sRFrssbytoeriaFn
'TNSrsdsy;; Fobrdaty ytt14tKs 7.3Ol44.
Opeiing EKefoisos,2 James Allan, pJr,, !,
Ohaisman State Committee. :. s OOsL
" ho \ man !: for the Hour
Bisb5p Ellison 2Oapors of South Caro-.
line Sy$S.s {. t-i,{j 57k,si al lIt,
sB HebraaSy. 18th, g. 00- Open
in tisSss !, p argiteo,
|if;yfIp B.; foTna aiiS nt iizat ion "a.
port Of State Executive yCommittoo n 81
E 9s30 Quiet Hour, Rev. IL. O.. Bunk,
hol' Jhester. < ..,,s 4,
10 80, Papers and discussion, s'The
Association as q spiritual force among
men. To what extent should We de-.
pond upon public moetings as a means
of saving, strengthening and building
up young men2 sHW9 O. Lowe, Charles
tom. What place should Bible study
hold in our work? 20. T. Holm, Go
lumtia. w What oan we do to check tho
deseoration ofithe Sabbath. Rov. Mel
tor CLARK, Floronoo. What can be done
TO promote personal purity2 Dr. u. a!
/ iHiues, Sene Ga. .iiji i9,il
| Friday afternoon 3.OO-Opening
exercises, 3 IS swimming mon
Qualifications for doing tho Work .
Kev. John Kcrahaw, Charleaton.
3.3O A"Thoo Association as Spiritual
foroo among Students, H. P. Ander.
son, New York" City. In reaching now
studonts. promoting tho study Of
| the Word Of God In winning students
to jesus Christ. In loading students to
promote tho oyangelization of, the world.
This Sc0nferen6o will be- Of 81 o,ial
valueito the College mon. It will be
thrown open fora general discussion. /
Friday eyoning. 2 30-.Song servioo.
| Rev. Jas. A. Dorritco. 800 Address
,tThe Association as a social. ,oduoa-
tiona.l and religiouq force in the com
munity." Rev. q. 0. Watson, Charles.
E.ton,. 4.
8 80 AddrosBs -Ail,::Tho Association. as IS
force among railroad mon." RI. o.
!, Willisms. Now York Oitv. ,.....
Ssstllr39asy rFebe 10Th: 8, 90 Tost:.
mony s6Svice!Sa s}S As u ~ S|
a9,30. winning men-r-t he means ID
bo employed ~ Ro9. John Kerahaw, #
r., 9s4b Paper: p"TheftA ssoci ation#as q
physiol foroo,n What arc NO doing to
meet tho physical needa Of young mon ?
Wheseiil do We differ from athletic
clubs2 What should Be the relation
of: tho sDhristian Workor to = athletios9 :
Chas., Dqshan, Qharloston.
\ 10.1b.e Papor;' Tho Association az
on Educational force. 2 10 what GLASS
Of men should tho work bS ohiAy,difSot-
ed?'~ What arc. itst limitations 2 How
may We best ooodpy tho field What
educ ational worklis practicable il, towns
and villagos2 y Prof. w. Naok Moe
AagistanS'to Stato Sup'tsof sEduoatiop,
'1O46 Papor::' "rho Association ID L q
Social force What kind of reRalar
SOCIAL Wofk isfoasiblo in tho Average
Aasooiation2 What is gained, By
grouping mon according to thoir tastes
What is tho tributary yaluo Of strong
Social Work. SJ.9A. Dorritoo, Char
lotto. S.sS rs s.s
a11.lb iSouth Oarolina Asaooiationin
1901" HatO. Williams, Now, X ok
City. II sq g,ii NJ 81 s4.5l @lt. mn
&. Saturda5 aftprnoon. 3.OG~-Oponine
EXERCISES. 3 IL winning mon 4tho