The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1905-06-27
BAPTIST PLANS
FOR CONVENTION
TO BE HELD IN CANTON CHURCH
THIS WEEK.

Three Days Session Of Wooster Asso.
clation-The Program includes
Many Prominent Speakers.
The three days convention Of the
Wooster Baptist Association will be
held in the First Baptist church in this
city beginning Tuesday. The program
follows;
TUESDAYS SESSIONS.
The opening session Tuesday morn
ing will be occupied with the enroll
ment of delegates, appointment OF
committees and the report of the mis-
sionary committee by Rev. Frank
Damn of Alliance. chairman. Tuesday
afternoon the assemblage will discuss
the financial phase of church work,
with the following program: Report
of committee on systematic benefi-
cence, Rev. G. b. Allen of Canton,
chairman; address, THE Major De-
felt in Modern Church Finances" J.
E. Keith of Canton; address, "Conse-
Grafton of Our Money" Rev. o. e.
Hall, Massillon. The report Of the
nominating committee and the cleo
ton of officers will conclude the after
Moons work.
In the evening song and praise serv-
ice led by Percy b. Williams. secre-
tary of the Y. M. c. A. will open the
services. Addresses will be delivered
by Rev. A. S. Carman of Dennison and
President e. w. Hunt of Dennison
university. The annual sermon will
be delivered by Rev. c. l.. Doyle Of
Akron.
WEDNESDAY MORNING.
In addition to reports Wednesday
morning, the general topic, "Evangeli-
zation and Missions" will be discussed
by these speakers: Evangelism in the
Association" J. f. Campbell, Canton;
THE Spirit and Motive in Evangelical
tion," Rev. ]. f. Campbell, Greenford;
Home Missions" Rev. E. H. e. jane
son of Detroit. the superintendent OF
home missions in Ohio and Michigan.
WEDNESDAY AFTERNOON.
In the afternoon state Work" will
be the topic of an address by Rev. J.
G. Rose, general secretary of the state
association. The Publication Society"
will receive the attention of Rev. w.
A. Holmes, superintendent of the pub
lication society work. Other partici-
pants in the afternoon meeting will be
Miss Sarah Feeman, Mrs. Sarah Fulton
of Wooster and Miss Lyde Jenkins or
Pittsburg, Pa The latter is former
Canton resident and active member of
the First Baptist church, who is en-
gagged in mission work among the for
eign inhabitants of Pittsburg. Under
the divisional head of "Woman's For
eign Work." Mrs. S. E. Barr of Canton
will report on Foreign Work" and
Mrs. C. b. Allen on The Meeting of
| the w. F. NJ. S." Mrs. o. Il. Hall of
! Massillon will speak on "The New
| Sunday School Plan of Bringing Chill
+ dren Into Touch with the Spirit and
Work of Missions;" Mrs. c. H. Prior of
Canton will advise How to Use Mis-
sion Boxes" and The Supreme Aim
of Education in Missions" will be
| pointed out by Mrs. Abby Crippen of
| Lima, the representative of the Wom-
ems Foreign Missionary Society.
WEDNESDAY EVENING.
On Wednesday evening the fore part
of the session will be devoted to the
study of bible School Work" and the
latter part will be signalized by
grand rally of the Baptist Young Peo-
pies Union. The program:
Bible school work-Report by S. ].
Smith, third vice president, Of Canton;
address, Rev. Herman Lang, Salem;
symposium on Bible school work
three minute talks on How to Study
the Lesson" Mr.. Frank Hewitt of Sa-
/ lem; How to Teach the Lesson" Mr..
j. j. Didcoct, Wooster; Home Depart
ment," Mr.. ]. ]. Robinson, Wooster;
Primary Department" Miss Anna
Griffith, Massillon; Beginners Les
sons a Necessity" Miss G. Rummins
"Cradel Roll" Miss Della Dice; Grad
ing the Pupils" Rev. Frank Damn, AL
lance.
B. Y. P. U. rally-Report by Miss
Laura F. Myers, second vice president,
Wooster; address, "The Essential Ac-
tivities of a Young Peoples Union"
Rev. ]. NJ. Lockhart, Wooster; sympo-
sium on "Hiawatha;" 3-minute talks
on "Hiawatha," Miss Sanborn, Woos-
ter; "It's Bible Work." Miss Nora
Shively, Canton; "Its Lectures and
Concerts" Miss Florence Maize; Its
People" Mr.. A. l.. Williams, Newman;
TITS Club Features" Mrs. s. e. Barr
Canton; "It's Influence in the Church, :"
Mrs. Herman Lang, Salem IT'S Help
to the Individual Worker" Mr. George
w. Bird
The convention closes Thursday
morning with an address on Foreign
Missions" by Rev. T. G. Field. and the
reports of committees. Rev. A. M.
Eley of New Philadelphia will conduct