The bee., 1901-06-27
c. E. CONVENTION AT covINGroN.
Societies Of the State Will Gather in
Annual Session on July 8. While
the National Convention Will
be held in Cincinnati.

RredC SCdUe convention Oh bne
Christian Endeavor Societies of
Kentucky, to be held there July
6, and Covington, always a gra-
cious hostess, will outdo herself
in entertaining the visitors. AL
most every one of the 450 societies
in the State will be strongly rep
resentated. and out of the 10000
people connected with the work
there will certainly be splendid
crowd to show their appreciation
of Covington's efforts.
There is something in these
Christian Endeavor conventions
that makes them so enjoyable.
Made up of young folks as they
are, they lack all the elements of
stiffness and harshness that go to
spoil so many religious gather
ings. From the time the first
train rolls into the chosen town
until the last departs 1t is but a
babel of laughing voices, happy
greetings, pleasant meetings, a
sea of waving handkerchiefs and
a pulsing roar of applause for the
oratory of the occasions.
The progam has been prepared
by Miss Alice Burgin, of Burgin,
KY, the State Secretary, is a
splendid one, containing ad-
dresses from the very best talent
in the field. 1t is as follows:
Mr.. John P. Hills, director of
Music, Greencastle, Ind.
9:30-Song service.
9:40-Devotional exercises, Rev.
B. Wrenn Webb, Mayfield, Ky.
9:5O-Report of president, Needs
and Possibilities of Kentucky En-
deavor Work" Rev. Warren S. DAN
ley, OWenSDOrO, hy.
l0:05-Singing.
5-Report of Secretary, Miss
Alice Burgin, Burgin, Ky.
l0:25-Report of treasurer, Mr.. G.
Albert Meade, Louisville.
l0:40-The Committee conference:
"What Our Societies Have Accom-
o1;abad arI XUhat Tbau GaN Aaoov,
plish In:" ~ missionary Work."
Rev. T. M. Tinder, Carlisle, KY; (2) |
District and Extension" Judge j.
D. Ellis, Newport, KY; (S) "Cor-
respondence Committee" Miss Eliza
beth MKibben, Augusta, Ky az |
"Rev. HI. G. Garrison, Danville, Ky.
ll:2O-"Open Sesame to Next
Years Progress in Q. E. Work."
Rev. George A. Miller, Covington,
KY.
l2:00-Annouucements and Ad-
journment.
AFTERNOON.
2:OO-An hour with the Juniors;
oOhB bCA NASCf OOAlOuNNCd Wy &hA
p. Hills, Greencastle, Ind.
2:10-Devotional service, led by a
Newport Junior.
2:20-Report of superintendent of
junior work, Miss Mary A Finch,
Helena, KY; song by Juniors of
Covington and vicinity.
2:35-Feed nv Lambs" Miss Cora
Riker, Harrodsburg, KY, song by
the Juniors.
2:40-Infuence of Mission Work
on the Juniors" Mrs. T. G. Arnold,
Richmond Ky.
2:50-Address, Junior Christian |
Endeavor, a Responsibility, and a
Privilege" Mr.. VIM. Shaw, Boston,
Mass.
3:l5-Solo, 1.-The Bird with the
Broken Pinion," Mr.. John p. Hills.
3:2O-A visit to the Kentucky |
conducted by the
Christian Endeavor Prison Com
4:20-Singing.
4:3O-Report of Nominating and
Finance Committee; song and bene-
social greetings.
At the same time the State @.
E. Convention is being held in
Covington the National Conven-
tion of all the societies in Amer
lea will be held in Cincinnati
from July 8 to 9-and what may
be lacking in excellence on Ken
lucky Day in one city may be
found across the river in the
other.
A special rate of one fare for
round trip has been made on all
roads throughout the State, but