The Newberry herald and news. (Newberry, S.C.) 1884-1903, 1901-01-29
AN INTERESTING PROGRAM.
TwENTY-FOURru ANNUAL SKATE CON
VENTION
South carolina Y"u"E Mcn's Ghr'.tian
Associations, ~umt' F, F.b ti-17, 1901.
NOTES.

Remember the convention opens
Thursday evening. February l4,h.
All college associa,i n4 ar" urged
to elect their new officers prior to the
State convention. BY so doi"g it
will enable your newly elected Pre+i
dent to attend the "Presidents' Con.
ference" on Thursday, Feb 18th.
1t will consist Of two sessions of two
hours each NJ college association
should fail to have its president at
this important conference. 1t will
be in charge of international S"cre.
tary Anderson aud Secretary Kne
bel
All delegates will be entertained
by the good people Of Sumter. En-
tertainment capnot be assured to del.
egates who fail to send in their Gre
deutial coupons by Feb. 11th. Cou-
pons should be sent to @. NJ. Hurst,
Jr., Chairman Convention Commit
tee, Sumter, S. G.
All delegates or visitors are re-
quested to report Immediately upon
arrival at the Offices of @. NJ Hurst, Jr.
The usual opening session on Tues.
day afternoon has been dispensed
with. It is therefore hoped that
every delegate will be on time for
the opening session on Thursday
evening-and remain until the close,
Sunday evening. The committee
hopes, that delegates will plan to
avoid Sunday travel.
Owing to the limited capacity of
hotels, 1t is impossible to secure re.
duced rates Delegates who ordi-
narily prefer hotel entertainment are
urged to accept the hospitality of
Sumter's comfortable homes.
Reduced rates have been secured
on all railroads. Ascertain from
your ticket agent Immediately wheth
or or not he has received instructions.
This is important.
Do not fail to bring your Bible
and good note book.
For credentials or other informa
ton, write A. q. Knebel, State Sec
rotary Y. Nj. @ A, Charleston, s. G..
Sessions in the First Presbyterian
church.
Thursday, February 14rh. 730-
Opening Exercises. James Allan, Jr,,
Chairman State Committee. 800
Address, "The man for the Hour"
Bishop Ellison C"pers of Sou h Caro-
lima.
Friday, February 18th. 900
Opening Ex-rcisss Rev. Jas. A.
Dorritee, Charlotte.
0.l5 Permanent organization. Re.
port of State Executive Committee
$50 Quiet Hour. Rev. II G..
Buokholtz, Chester.
1870 Papers and discussion, THE
Association as spiritual force among
men" q. To what extent should we
depend upon public meetings as a
means of saving, strengthening and
building up young men.S W. G..
Lowe, Charleston. b. What place
should Bible study hold in our work ?
G. T. Holm, Columbia. G. What can
we do to check the deseoration of the
Sabbath Rev. Melton Clark, Flor.
ence. d. What can be done to pro
mote personal purityP DR.. e. A.
Hines, Seneca.
Friday afternoon. 300-Opening
exercises. 3.15 "Winning mem
Qualifications for doing the Vork." "
Rev. John Kershaw, Charleston.
$50 "The Association as a Spirit
ual force among Students. H. p.
Anderson, New York City. a. In
reaching new students. b. IN pro
noting the study of the Word OF
God. G. Ia winning students to
Jesus, Christ. d. 10 leading students
to- promote the Evangelization uf the
world.
This conference will be Of special
value to the College men 1t will
be thrown oprn for general dis
cussion.
Friday evening. 7 30--Song ser
vice. Rev. Jas. A. Dorritee. 800
Address---"The Associat ION as a so
oial, educational and religious force
in the onmmnni y" Rev E O