The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1905-06-21

President Allen S. Davis of Wichita
opened the convention with a few
words. speaking very briefly on the
successful convention which is being
had this year.
The Chorus of Three Hundred led
by Rev. J. H. MacCOnnell of Wichita
aided greatly in the congregational sing
ing. Mr. MaeConnelI is a noted chorus
director for occasions of this kind.
Cleaveland a Candidate.
Rev. W. M Cleaveland of the Third
Pres byterian' church of this city is the
candidate of the Topeka local union for
the presidency Of the State Christian
Endeavor Union. He stands a good
show of election.
Mr.. Cleaveland is a graduate of Miami
university and Princeton Theological
Seminary. His first pastorate was at
Herington, Ky, where he stayed five
years. From there he came to Topeka
in November 1904.
He is one of the most active Christian
Endeavorers in the state. He did much
work in making the present convention
a great success.
Following is the programme for the
remaining Of the session:
Wednesday Evening.
Prelude. by W. F. Roehr.
7-30. Song and praise.
Solo, May Reddick.
Male chorus Third Presbyterian
500. Lecture, Hon. VIM. H. wallace,
Kansas City, Jesus of Nazareth as a
Man"
Special music.
Thursday Morning.
500. Quiet hour. led by Rev. w. w
Bolt, Lawrence, The Living Water
John 1879.
$3.50 Praise service.
S:45. A Model Bible Study class, Prof.
E A. Solandt, Paramount college.
9:1O. Address, Rev. c. Foster. White
"a far sfrT'11n Eih1n Aaaf5rcre
9:20. Conference. led by Rev. w F.
Wheeler, Wellington, 'The Business
End of Christian Endeavor.'
Effective organization.
Executive committee.
Business meetings.
Committees.
Raising money.
1000. Convention business:
Reports of officers
Election of officers.
Reports of committees.
Miscellaneous business.
State paper, etc.
1000. Address, Rev.Chas. F. Stevens,
Wichita, Christian Endeavor as an
Educational Force"
11:25. Pastors platform meeting.
Three minute messages by the pastors
present on THE Best Message Chris
tian Endeavorers Can Give
Thursday Afternoon.
200. Praise service, Songs of Con-
quest.
2:I5. Devotional exercise, Matt
26:1S2O.
2:25. Address. Rev. w. A. Parker.
Emporia, THE Endeavorer as an
Evangelistic Force
2;50. Paper, Miss Bessie Gregory,
Leavenworth, THE Endeavorer in His
400. Address. Rev. ]. s Russell.
Cottonwood Falls. "The Debt of So
ciety to the Church"
S:2O. Paper. The Missionary Ope-
rations of a c. E. Society
1 $3.50. Address. Rev. E. L. Johnson.
4 PelSin, China, The Missionary Duty
of Endeavorers at Home"
/ $3.50. Message from Kansas Foreign
/ Missionaries to Kansas Endeavorers.
400. Address, Rev. ChaS. E. Bradt,
Phi D.. Chicago. ''The Call to Endeav-
/ orers.
/ 4:3O. solo-"I'n Go Where Ybu
/ Want Me to Co
4:35. Resolution service.
/ 4:45. Platform service by Volun-
/ teers.
500. Conferences. District and Lo-
cal Union Ofcers. In First NJ. 2.
| church, corner Sixth and Harrison.
/ Led by c. L. Stewart. wellington, kan
sas. Junior Workers in First Congra-
gational Church. Led by Miss Addie
/ Mains, OskalOosa. Pastors in First
/ Christian church. Topeka avenue. be-
tween Sixth and Seventh. Led by Rev
| Chas. A. Finch.
Thursday Evening.
1880. Organ recital, Prof. Penny,
I dean of Washburn music school.
500. Song and Praise. Patriotic
4 Hymns.
Solo. Gordon Cron. Topeka.
S:15. Address. Good Citizenship, -
Rev. c. z. Pile. Parsons.
/ Christian Endeavor Quartette, Rose
/ Tracy. May Reddick, Bess Elder, Chas.
/ Ritschard.
/ S:4O. Address. christian Young
/ People the Saving Element of the Ma
ton"
$40. Closing service by incoming
/ president. Special music.
Weather Indications.
Chicago, June 21.-Kansas: Prob
ably showers tonight and cooler in
east portion; Thursday showers: