The Manning times. [volume] (Manning, Clarendon County, S.C.) 1884-current, 1901-02-06
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The Twan'y.fourth Annual Con.
ven.ion Maets at Sumter.
AN INTERESTING PROGRAM
The convsnsion Will Cpsn On
Thusday Eye mig Fab. u.
al s4af.past SsVsn
O'Clock.

al Aaf.past Ssvsn
O'Clock.
Remember the convention opens
Thursday evening, February 14th.
All college associations are urged to
elect their new officers prior to the
State convention. By so doing it will
enable your newly elected President to
attend the "Pr. sidcnts' Conference, !"
on Thur,dag, FEB 1l,h, It Will con-
e;ss Of two sessions CT two hours each.
No college association should fail to
have its president at this important
conference. 1t will be iu charge of in
ternationsl Secretary Anderson and
Secretary Kuebel
All delegates will bs entertained by
the good people Of Sumter Entertain
ment cannot be assured to delegates
who fail to send in their c-edentisl
coupons by Feb l1th. Coupons should
| be sent to G. II. Hurst, Jr., Chsirman
Convention Committee, Sumter, S. Q.
All delegates or visitors are requested
ta report Immediately upon arrival at
the Offices of .. N. Hurst, Jr,
The usual opening session on Tues
day afternoon has been dispensed with.
1t is therefore hoped that every delegate
will be on time for the opening session
on Thursday evening-and remain IN
til the close, Sunday evening. The
committee hopes that delegates will
plan to avoid Sunday travel
Ozing to the limited caDscisy of
| hotels, it is impossible to secure re-
Gueed rates Delegates who ordi5aTl'y
prefer hotel entertsiGne1s are urged TO
accept the hospitality Of Sunters com
Portable homes.
Reduced rates have been secured op
all railroads. Ascertain from your
ticket eg=nt Immediately whether or
rot be has received instructions. This
is ;mi ortant.
Do not fail TO bring your Bible and a
good note book.
For credenrisl5 or other information,
| write A. G. K1ehel, State Secretary Y,
NJ. G. A Charleston, S. G.
PROGRAM.
Sessions in the First Presbyterian
church.
THURSDAY, February 14th. 7.30-
Opening Exercises, James Allsn, Jr.,
| Chairman State Committee. s 90
| Address, The man for the Hour"
Bishop Ellison CaperS Of South Caro-,
lima.
Friday, February 10Th. 9 OO-Open-
ing Exercises. Rev. Jas. A. Dorritee,
Charlotte.
9.l5, Permanent organization. Re,
port CT State Executive Committee.
$50 Quiet Hour. Rev. Il. G. Bunk
hol z, Chester.
10 50, Papers ard discussion, The
!ssse cis.ion SIS spiritual force among
men," To What extent should #e de
pend upon public meetings as = means
Of saving, strengthening snd building
up young men? ". G. Lowe, Charles,
ton. What plsce should Bible stu ~
hold in our work? G. T. Holm, Go
| lunbia. What can we do to oaeck the
desecration Of the Sabbath? Rev. Mel.
ton Clark, Florence. What can be done
to promote personal purity? Dr. 4. a,
Hires, Seneca.
Friday afternoon. 3.OO-Openins
exercises. 315 Winning men
Qualifications for doing the Work.
| Rev. John KeIshaw. Charleston.
$50 The Association IS Spiritua!
force among Students. H. P. Ander
son, New York City. In reaching new
students. In promoting tie study Of
the Word Of God. In winning students
| to Jesus Christ. In leading students tt
promote the evangelizstion Of the world
This conference will be Of sye,la
value to the College men. It will b.
throgD open for general discussion.
Friday evening. 7 30-Song service
Rev. Jas. A. Dorritee. 8.00-Addres!
The Association as social, educa
tons! and religious force in the com
nunity." Rev. E. o. Watson, Charles
ton.
$50 Address-"The Association as
| force among railroad men" Il. 0
Williams. New York City.
Saturday, Feb. 18th. 9 0O-Testi
mony service.
$50 "Winning meu-the means t
be employe Rev. John KershaW.
945 Paper: The Association as
physical forcs" What are we doing Il
meet the physical needs Of young men
Wherein do ne differ from ath:eti
clubs? What should be the relation
of the Christian worker 10 athletics
Chas, Dusban, Charleston.
1915. Paper: THE Association a
an Educational force" TO what clas
of men should the work be chiAy direct
ed? What are its limitations? Ho7
may we best cc,upy the field? Wha
educ ational work is practicable in town
and villages? Prof. W. Zsck McGhee
Assistant to State Sup't Of Education
Columbia.
1O45 Paper: "The Association as
Social fcrce. What kind Of regula
Social Work is feasible in the aTerag
Association? What is gained b,
grouping men according to their tastes
What is the tributary value Of stron
Social Work? j. A. Dorritee, Char
lotte.
Ills South Carolina Association il
1901" H. o. Williams, New IoGl
City.
Saturday sfternoon. 3 C0-Openin
Exercises. Bis winning men-th
spirit in which cue should work. Rev
John KershaW
3.3O Paper: The Association as
fcrce among boys" Why important
What is the mos. dectiye way of help