Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1905-05-18
Thirty-First Annual Session of
Christian Church to Be Held
Next Month
TRUSTEES ELECTED
Annual Meeting of Trustees of Le-
Grand School Will be Held at Same
Time, the College Being Under the
Direction Of the CONFERENCE.-THE
gram for the Three Days Meeting.

The thirty-f1rst annual session of
the Iowa State Christian Conference
will be held at LeGrand ON June 10,
beginning with the morning session on
Wednesday, and concluding with the
evening meeting ON Friday. In the
neighborhood of fifty Christian
churches in Iowa form the state con-
ference and are entitled to delegate
representation. Most OF the churches
comprising the conference are in the
central and south central portions Of
the state, altho a few are in the nor
thern part. Professor Harry Haas of
Palmer College, LeGrand, is president
of the conference: Professor p. l..
Ford, secretary; and j. e. Ball. of Lee
GRAND, treasurer.
The program for the thirty-first an
nual session of the conference is as
follows:
"Wednesday, June z.
9:0O-ReNgious experiences during
the past year.
cal conferences; Southwestern, Presl-
dent r. A. Lewis; Des Moines, Presi-
dent l.. L. Follansbee; Central, Presi-
dent j. w. Piper; Union. representa-
tive from conference.
0:15-Report of committee on con-
stitution and by-laws.
11:OO-Annual address, Rev. Joel My
ers,, A. NJ.
2:oo-song service, Rev. w. Ernest
Stockley.
15-N1iscellaneous business.
2:4O-The question of union, Rev +.
G. Coffin, A. NJ, followed by discus
sion.
s:15-F.eport of the board of direc-
tors.
miscellaneous business.
4:OO-Sermon, Rev. j. NJ. Pittmall.
z: 3O-Song service.
S:OO-Sernlon.
Thursday, June 8.
9:0O-Deyotional.
9:15-Tsusiness session.
9:30-Reports of department seere-
taries: Education, Rev. j. A. Slower.
A. NJ; Sunday schools, Professor Etar-
ry Haas, M. S.; missions, Rev. Minnie
Fenwick; Christian endeavor, Miss. L.
B. Myers, A. B.; church extension,
Miss Orpha Atkinson.
:15--Election of Palmer College
trustees and miscellaneous business
11:00-,Sermon, Rev. e. II. Wiley.
2: 00--Prayer service.
2:15--Report of field secretary.
2:35-College business: Reports of
trustees, president, secretary, treas
urer, committee on condition of prop
3:45-Address, "Trend of Modern
Education" Rev. Carlyle Summerbell,
A. NJ, president Palmer College.
4.3O-Sermon, Rev. E. e. Bennett.
7:3O-NLusic, LeGrand choir.
s:00-sermon, Rev. T. NJ. McWllin-
ney, d. D., LII. D.
Friday, June 9.
9:Oo-social service, Mr.. George
Darland.
e:15-E.usiness session.
:30-Address, Opportunities For
the Christian in South Dakota" Rev.
Joel Myers.
9:45-Open conference on missions.
led by w. E. Burdine.
10:15--Address, "The Religious E'du-
cational Association. Rev. DR.. T. NJ.
McWhinney.
10: a5-Reports of committees and
miscellaneous business.
IL: oo--sermon, Rev. Elisha Rhodes.
2:OO-Devotional service.
2:15-Address, "The Temperance
Problem" Rev. e. E. Bennett.
:35-Address, christian Oppor-
tunities on the Lecture Platform"
Rev. L. e. Follansbee.
2: 55-Address, "The Value Of Chris
tan Endeavor Work." Rev. c. Hawk.
3:1O-Business session.
30-Song service.
Sermon, Rev. L. 3. Follansbee.
s:3O-Closing remarks. Rev. G. A.
Durham.