The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1905-06-20

peka EndeavOrers.
pany. August's, c. ]. Mills, Emahfzer
& Mills, Mrs. Lacey, Weiss Grocery
company, Mrs. Elder, Payne's, c. A.
Wolf Halls, Zercher, Dr. BrOckett e
J. Wilson, VIM. Green & Sons, w. NJ.
Crosby, a. J. King. COughlin Hardware
company Mills Dry Goods company,
Crosby Bros, National hotel, Copeland
hotel, Topeka Cash Dry Goods company,
Miss Johnston. Mrs. Stewart, Hindman
Grocery company. Miss Pickens, Mrs.
Holcraft Ripley & Son, Famous Shoe
& Clothing company The Fair, Felix
& Son, 6. NJ Chase, McClintock's, Rob
inson- Marshall, Union Pacific Tea com
pany-
The Auditorium is q mass of red and
white and the "C-E' flags are stretched
from corner to corner and from the
ceiling to the floor. The big hall has
never been more effectively draped. It
was done under the direction of Mr..
Gillespie and Mr.. Howard.
Programme of Session.
The following is the programme:
Tuesday Evening.
7:30. Special music, Steinberg's
orchestra.
7:4O. Song service, led by Rev ].
H. NacCOnnen.
7:5O. Devotional exercise. texts by
500. Opening of the convention by
the president, Rev. Allen S. Davis.
S-AV. AUQEGSS OF WelCOII6s W.
HOch, governor Of Kansas.
$3.50. Address, Rev. John F. Cowan,
Boston, Christian Endeavor in Five
Continents" Special music.
Wednesday Morning.
500. Quiet hour, led by Rev. Har-
vey G. Mathis, Chanute. 1.-THE Holy
Spirit on all Flesh" Acts 2:16-18.
$50. Song and praise, Rev. J. H.
MacConnell.
8:45. Devotional exercise, John IT:
2O-23, Rev. w T. McLain, Wichita.
1888. Appointment of committees.
announcements, etc.
800. Conference, led by the state
president.
''The Extension Movement
Plans Outlined.
Reports of Success where Tried.
On What Lines to Continue.
Lectureship Idea
Summer Conference.
Institute IDEA.
Field SecretaTyShip.
Press Department.
How to Create New Enthusiasm.
9:45. Address, Rev. John F. Cowan,
D. D, practical Christian Endeavor."
1890. Question bOx-An oppor-
tunity to ask any question, or suggest
any problem. Questions stenograph-
icaIy recorded, to be answered during
the convention.
10:45. Paper, Miss Emma t. kaun-
der, Washington, 'The Endeavorer
and His Church"
1855. Address. Prof D F. Shirk, New
ton. 'The Mission of Christian EndeaVOr
to the Young Men and Boys.
Ills. Open Parliament. The best thing
our society has done and how we did it,
including messages from the largest and
smallest societies present.
11:45. Paper, Miss Ada Kelly. Lyndon,
Financing the Kingdom
Followed by enrolment in Tenth
Legion
Wednesday Afternoon.
200. Children's meeting in the First
Congregational church, led by Miss Ad-
die Mains and addressed by Rev. John
200, Prayer service for children's
meeting.
2:15. Personal workers period.
Address. Rev. Elmer Ward Cole
Hutchinson, The Power of Personal
Evangelism" conference, questions,
testimonies; Address. How Christian
Endeavor May Develop Personal Evan
gelisn.'
500 Song Service
3:15. Paper. Margaret Mack, Leaven-
worth, The Bible in Our Lives"
Followed by testimonies and enroll
ment of comrades of the Quiet Hour"
$50 Conference, Rev. John r. Wilkie
wichita, The Spiritual Side of Chris
tian Endeavor.'
the conservation meeting, the mission
ary meeting, the prayer meeting com
mittee, etc.
4-3A Ad.less. John F FCowan. D. D.
What God Can Do With a Man.
Wednesday Evening.
1880. Song and praise.
SEQ Lecture, Hon. VIM. H. Wallace.
Kansas City, Jesus of Nazareth as
Man"
Special music.
Thursday Morning
500. Quiet hour. led by Rev. W. w.
Bolt. Lawrence, The Living Water .
John 1879
S:3O Praise service
S:45 A Model Bible Study class. Prof
E. A. Solandt, Fairmount college.
9:10 Address, Rev c. Foster. White
water, THE Bible in Our Meetings.
9:20. Conference, led by Rev. ". F.
Wheeler, Wellington. THE Business
End of Christian Endeavor."
Effective organization.
Officers.
Executive committee.
Business meetings.
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