Wausau pilot. [volume] (Wausau, Wis.) 1896-1940, 1902-10-14
PRESBYTERIAN MEETINGS.
Two Branch Societies of That Church Will
Hold Sessions.

Beginning with this afternoon the
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hold sessions in this city at the Presby-
terian church. concluding on Thursday
evening This society represents the
work of that congregation in this state
and will bring many visitors to TIE CITY
The work began this afternoon az $50
by an address by the retiring moderator
Rev. G. l.. richards, of Kilbourn City,
and was followed by organization and
election cf clerks. This evening Rev.
II. G. Othnan. of Newark, N. j., will
deliver an address. Each of the ses-
sions will be open to the public and
they will be made as free as possible
from the dry work of business, and an
effort made to emphasize matters of in
telectual and spiritual Importance.
On Thursday evening the session will
close with an address by the Rev. w.
o. Carrier, of Chicago. The complete
program follows:
TUESDAY, OCTOBER IA, 1902.
$50 p. NJ.
Opening sermon bv the Moderator,
Rev G, L. Richards Theme, Evolution
with the Introduction Of new Prin-
ciples." Text. John III. 3-6
Administration of the Lords Supper.
The Moderator will preside and be
assisted by Rev. John w. F. Roth. ID.
D., and Guido Bossard.
Constitution of Synod with prayer.
Roll Call-Election of Officers-Re
port of Committee on Arrangements
Appointment of Committee on Leave
of Absence.
7:30P.M
Evangelistic Work. Address by Rev.
Fred G Ottman, of New Jersey. Special
representative of the Gene raj Assem-
bly's Committee on Evangelistic Work.
Conference.
WEDNESDAY, OCTOBER Is.
$50 A. NJ.
Devotional Meeting, led by Rev. John
I. Henderson.
Narrative and Neurology, Rev. /. S.
johnson.
N1lIuleS Vi > StSSlDuSs
Appointment of Temporary Commit
tees.
Presbyterial Records. Treasurer's
Report.
Education. Report Rev. W. F.
Brown, d. d. Addresses by Prof. w
l.. Rankin, PHI. D., and Rev. Alfred S.
Badger
Sabbath School Work. Reports Rev.
Joseph Brown and Rev A. B. Nichols.
Home Mission Reports, Rev. l.. &.
Smith and Rev G. L. Richards
Woman's Missionary Society Re-
port.
200 P. NJ.
Presbyterial Meetings.
$50 p. NJ.
The Home Mission Problem. Address
by Rev c. L. Richards.
"How Indiana and Illinois came to
Self-support. Rev. l.. c. Smith
Possibilities in the line of Self-sup-
port Rev II A. Talbot Discussion.
Harvey G. Olin, ESQ, Treasurer Of
the Home Board will be present aud
participate in the discussion.
500 M.
Address, "The Elder in the Vacant
Church" Elder Samuel Shaw. Dis
cuSSiOn.
7:30 P. NJ.
Popular Meeting of Synod and
Woman's Missionary Society Address
by Mrs F. F. McCrea of Ind ana, Mrs
ID. b. Wells. Mrs. Paul, a native of
Alaska; Harvey c. Olin, of New York.
THURSDAY, OCTOBER l6.
$50 A NJ.
Devotional Meeting. led by Rev. "
L. Breckenridge.
900 m.
Minutes of yesterdays sessions.
Report of Committee on General As
sembly Minutes. Rev. C. A. Adams.
Report of Committee on lncorpora-
ton Of Synod. Rev. c. L. Richards
ilNOAM
Reception OF Delegates from other
churches.
Reports of Temporary Committees.
Records Judicial Bills and Over
lures Nominations
210P.N.
Presbyterial Meetings.
sS0P- NJ
Address. Nv hat is the Matter with
the Sunday School -
Rev c. T. Burnley. Discussion.
Address, The Danger Of Worldi-
ness Rev i. $. Anderson. Discus
sion
Address, Every Church Missionary
Church" Rev. Everett A. Cutler. Dis