The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1903-05-10
PROGRAMME OF
UTAH c. E. UNION
Fifteenth Annual Convention to
Be Held at SpringVilIs.
WILL LAST ONE DAY, MAY Is
OFFICERS FOR THE ENSUING
YEAR TO BE ELECTED.
WILL LAST ONE DAY, MAY IS

The Utah Christian Endeavor union
VIII hold its fifteenth annual conven-
ton at Springville. Utah. Saturday,
May u. and viii hold a one-day meet
ing Preparatory to the convention a
service with sermon viii be held Fri
day evening, conducted by the Rev. r.
g Bailey and the Rev. p. A. Simpl1in.
"A special train viii leave Salt Lake Sat
urday morning at O'Clock and. return
ing after the convention. viii reach here
at II o'clock p. m. The fare for the trip
VIII be $1-25 over the Rio Grande West
ern, with a half-rate for juniors. Good
meals viii be provided for delegates at
p cents each.
The annual election of officers will
De held, and a president. three vice
presidents, a secretary and treasurer,
three directors for term of two years
each, and a junior superintendent viii
be selected at the executive session
Other matters touching the interests of
the union win be considered, and an in
teresting time is expected. The pro-
gramme is full Of entertaining and sug-
gestive addresses and good music.
Bailey viii Welcome Delegates.
The address of welcome is TO be given
by the Rev. r. G. Bailey of Springville,
and the response to the same Will be
made by Miss Elizabeth Lynch of Og-
den. The programme committee an
nOunces that the Rev John RichelSen
of the Westminster church has prom
lsed To give an address on the pledge,
The Tap-rOot Of Christian Endeavor."
This will lead up to the question period
conducted under the leadership of the
Rev T. w. PinkertOn of the Christian
church, and followed by a talk on Bible
study
Professor c. A. Marshall will give an
address of vital interest to Christian
Endeavorers, and the junior meeting
promises to be a splendid success as
planned by the state superintendent,
Miss Floss NJ. Pond of Provo. The
closing hour Of the afternoon meeting
viii be given to committee work con-
terences, directed by some of the best
workers in the state.
The first part Of the evening meeting
viii be a devotional service under the
leadership Of Benjamin L. Corum, for
mer president of the union. After this
the convention address by the Rev. P.
\ Simpkin win conclude the pro-
sramme. 1t is expected that the con-
vention address viii be suggestive of
ways and means of utilizing the energy
gained by the present 10 per cent in
crease movement conducted by the
united society Stirring songs and spe-
cial musical numbers are interpreted
throughout the entire programme.
programme OF convention.
GAS a. m.-Opeuing session. Song,
He Lseadeth Ne" Scripture, announce
ments, etc Song, True Heated, Whole
Hearted"
10:15-Address of welcome, Rev R. c.
Bailey. Phi. D., Springville.
1O:SO.-Response, Miss Elizabeth
Lynch, ogden. Song, Keep Step With
the Master"
10.45.-Executive session. Election of
Music. Song, stand Up for Jesus -
Recess.
I:15 p. un.-Address, ''The Tap-root of
Christian Endeavor." The Pledge Re
vealing the Underlying Principles of
Christian Endeavor, Rev John Richel-
sen. Music.
l:4O.-Ouestion period and systematic
Bible study, Rev. T. w PinkertOn, Phi.
d, Salt Lake. ca What clause OF
the pledge has helped you to grow, and
how has il heIped2 OBJ What ought
your society to emphasize in order tC
increase its strength (c) ASK any
question relating to the life and the
work of the society. Vocal solo, Miss
Jennie Thompson.
2:45.-Address, Christian EndeavOr'S
Appeal to the Individual Member
Professor George H. Marshall, Mt
Pleasant Music.
3:OO.-Junior meeting under direction
of Miss Floss NJ. Pond, state superin-
tendent, Provo.
4:SO-Committee conference. How Il
Develop Christian EndeavOr-" Prayer
meeting committee, Miss Eva Britain
lookout committee, Rev s I. Ward
social committee, Miss Nellie s Towle
Sunday school committee, Miss NJ Alice
Isely Missionary committee
T:3O-DevOtiOn service, NOuTiShmen
for the Hidden Life. Bible study; qUie
hour; daily prayer, Benjamin L. Corum
Salt Lake. Vocal solo, Miss Jennie
Thompson.
S.2O.-Address, Gain in Number; In
crease in Force" Rev p A Slmpkln
Salt Lake. Conservation and benedic
ton.