The Brookings register. [volume] (Brookings, Brookings County, S.D.) 1903-1971, 1906-10-11
WITH THE CHURCHES
NJ. T.. CONFERENCE.

NJ. +. CONFERENCE. :,
The twenty-second session OF the
Dakota Conference of the NJ. +. church
met in the First Methodist church
this morning at O'Clock. Bishop
Earl Cranston, Of Washington, ID. O.,
presiding. During Tuesday and We'd
nesday candidates for the ministry
were examined by the conference
board, about thirty candidates were in
attendance. There are about 12O min
listers present. A number OF ladies
have accompanied their husbands and
tomorrow there will be an added num-
ber who will come to attend the lay
mems convention. The sessions OF
tomorrow and Saturday promise to be
very interesting and all who can
should attend all the open meetings.
The program for Sunday at the M. E.
church will be as follows:
$3.50 a. m.-Conference Love Feast.
led by Lauchlin Mclean.
1O:45 a. m.-Sermon by Bishop Earl
Cranston, DID,, LID.
1900 m. m.-Sunday School.
$3.50 p. m. Memorial Service, Rev.O.
A. Phillips, presiding. Followed
by Ordination Service.
7:D p. m.-Anniversary m. OF the church
Extension Society, W.D. .Dibble,
presiding. Address by Rev. ].
S. Hill.
Just before Phillips Brooks was
elected Bishop OF Massachusetts, some-
one asked President Elliott OF Har-
ward university what kind OF man he
thought Brooks would make for the
position. Elliott said that Brooks was
too good man, had too much inde-
pendence and originality for the place.
head who will follow the beaten paths
talk platitudes and look handsome
sort OF "A secondhand man." The per-
son to whom Elliott said this told
Lawrence, who is the present bishop.
After the election, Lawrence asked
Elliott how he liked the election
OF Brooks as bishop, Elliott
Elliott said "Will, he is a good man,
a good man; but to tell the truth, Law
renee, had sort OF picked you out for
that place."
The following is the program Of the
parents meeting at the home OF Mr..
and Mrs. Morrow Thursday evening,
October IS, at 8 O'Clock:
Piano Solo ...........M Mrs. Brown
The Cultivation OF Child's Appreci-
ton OF Good Pictures ...
.................. Miss Caldwell
Paper Birthdays and Holidays in the
nome, e,.,.....,....... MIS-. FlSnpack
Vocal Solo o..........P Prof. Crosier
Comparison OF the home training Of
today with that OF generation ago,
discussion led by. Prof. McClenon
kJute Solo. Prof. Crosler
xll parents and those interested in the
welfare OF the young cordially invited.
The pulpits Of the various local
churches will be filled both morning
| and evening Sunday by the following
Methodist ministers who are attending
conference:
United Presbyterian-10:45 a. M,
Rev. Lauchlin Mclean. 1886 p. M,
Rev. Otis Butterfeld.
Baptist-10:45 a. M, Rev. A. G..
Shepherd. 1880 p. M, Rev. Ii. S.
Wilkinson.
First Presbyterian-10:45 a. M, DR..
Thos. Nicholson; 1880 p. M, Rev, j.
B. Dibble.
The reception rendered the new S. ID.
A. G. students at the M. f. church
last Thursday evening was we'll attend
ed. An interesting program was rend-
cred and withal pleasant time was
enjoyed by all present.
The following short Program was
given:
Vocal Solo. Mrs. Grace Brooke
Recitation. ........... Gladys Moffatt
Recitation ......... Erma Hubbart
Vocal Solo. lO.................M Miss Stacy
Recitation. n...........Lil Lillian Breed
Rev. 7. II. Youngman of Mitchell,
will deliver the semi-centennial SER
mon at the M. f. church Saturday