Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1905-02-02
Biennial Convention Will Be
Held at Muscatine February
9 to 12 Inclusive
MANY NOTABLE SPEAKERS
Evangelist 8. D. Gordon, Frank Newell
White, j. r. Boardman, DR.. e. a.
Steiner and Others On the Program
For Addresses-Other News OF the
State.
Special to Times-Republican.


Muscatine Feb. 2.-The program fol
the biennial state convention or the
Young Mems Christian Association oil
Iowa which will be held in this city
February 0 to IL inclusive has beer
prepared by the state secretary, w. ii
Magee, of Des Moines. The program
beside the names which have appear
ed before in announcements includes
many Iowa speakers. Several CONFER
ences and round tables have also beer
arranged.
The attendance from advices Whlcf
have been received indicate that al
least several hundred delegates and
visitors will be in attendance during
the convention. Arrangements are be-
ing made for their entertainment II
the city. Those who will be able tc
board or to provide for the entertain
ment of the guests while In the City
should leave notice with Thomas NC
Culloch at the Y. NJ. G. A.
The Program.
The proposed program as prepared
is given in full. Some changes may DC
made owing to the non-attendance OF
sneakers but other than this the pro-
gram will be carried out as given.
Thursday, February, 8, 1905.
a. Olmsted. Des Moines. presid.
ing.
Opening praise service. Reasons fol
praise by delegates.
Words of welcome from Muscatine
RESPONSE. G. Olmsted.
u A..
Address, 1.-The Most Practical Thing
in the World'-Frank Newhall White
Chicago.
Address. d. Gordon, Cleveland.
Appointment of committee on or
ganization.
500 p, m. Reception to delegates.
Report of state executive committee
j. G. Olmsted.
Opening address, "The Supremacy Of
Man''-Edward A. Steiner, Grinnell.
Friday, February 10.
Appointment Of committees.
Quiet hours. D. Gordon.
Educational work-B. A. Barlow, Jr.
Ottumwa. Followed by discussion.
County work.. r. Boardman, New
York.
PHYSICAL Department Delegates.
w. b. Dye, Marshalltown, presiding
"The Relation of the Physical Direc-
tor to the General Secretary"-J. r
Bachelor, Cedar Rapids.
"The Relation Of the Physical Direc-
tor to the Physical Department Com
mittee"-A. A. Wageley, Waterloo.
"The Unification of the Physica
Work"
Committeeman and Members of Asso.
Citations.
c. r. Joy, presiding.
"a Religious Awakening in the AS
sociations Of Iowa"-C. c. Kitchener.
Boys Camps"-B. G. Ward, Des
Moines.
County Work.. r. Boardman.
Saturday Evening.
Address-E. T. Cotton.
Sunday, February IL.
Preparation Services. d. Gordon
Boys meeting.
Women's meeting.
Mems Mass Meeting-C. G.. Michen-
Platform meetings in Congregation
al and Baptist churches.
Farewell service, Congregations
church; E. T. Cotton, S. d. Gordon
10 ps buys SOIh III.
Denison, Ottumwa. Lawrence Arthur
Ottumwa. Followed by discussion.
Industrial Work"-C. G. Mitchen'
or, New York, Lewis z. Johnson
Buxton.
Invitations for convention Of 1907.
Address,. d. Gordon
Address-George j. Fisher M D.
New York.
Concert-The Mendelssohn Quartet
Saturday, February II.
Address. d. Gordon.
9:45 a. m. Report of committee or
state committees report.
Address-C. C. Kitchener.
"The Business Management Oul
Work Deserves From the Standpoint
of President"-C. r. Joy, Keokuk.
From the Standpoint of a Secre-
tary''-w. S. Lacey. Oskaloosa.
Followed by discussion.
Conferences-Studen Delegates.
2:15 p. m. 1.-THE Christian Students
Relation to the Spread of the King
dom of God" Among His Fellow Stu
dents" "Thruout the World'-E. T
Cotton, New York.
"The Opportunity Of Christian Col
lege mem" 1. Bible Study. (2) Col
lege Activities. (3) Committee Serv-
ice. (4) Extension Work. (5) Person
al Evangelism. w. A. Tener, Ames.