The Worthington advance. [volume] (Worthington, Minn.) 1874-1908, 1906-08-03
THE,WORTHlNGTON ASSEMBLY
Great Chautauqua Opens August
9th. And Continues to /,
: the 18th lnclusiveIy.

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The Chautauqua Booklet, con
tanning the program of the Worth
ingtop Assembly, which will open
August 9Th, continued to the 14th
inclusively, is now ready and can
be had BY addressing sec'y. A. r.
Albertus at Worthington.
The following brief resume dis
closes the main features of the
assembly: Glasses are offered in
Bible study, physical culture, music
and choral work. 3D..
. The Bible study work will be
under the charge OF Rev. Shaffez
from 10 to IL, every morning.
Physical Culture and Evolutionary
work will be<under the charge OF
Miss Rachel Patti Maxon, of Bog
ton, Mass, who will. also conduct
the classes in Ladies' and Girls
Physical Culture. Miss Maxon will
also appear On the regular program
during the Assem- bly,. 49,.
The Assembly will open promptly
at 100 o'clock on August 9Th with
an address of welcome by the Presi-
dent, Mr.. A. T. Latta, followed by
the Lecture, flights and Shadows
of Prison Life, by Mrs. Maud
Ballington Booth. During the
afternoon, classes in Choral work
and Physical Culture will be
organized. Evening.-Concert by
Carolina Jubile6 Singers.
Tuesday, Aug 9TH, End day-Chil-
dren's Day. Concert by the Caro-
lima Jubilee Singers, followed by
Prof. Panahasika, with his trained
dogs and birds. The evening enter
tainment by the trained dogs and
birds and concert by the Carolinas.
Wednesday-Conoert under the
direction Of Maxon and Wimberly.
Concert in the evening by Jubilee
Singers and Lecture by DR.. L. g.
Herbert Of Chicago.
Thursday, August 9th-Concert,
Lecture by DR.. Herbert, Baseball,
sketch Lecture by L. B. spafford,
the Cartoonist.
Friday, Aug, 1Oth-Concert, Par
land-N ewhall Co., Lecture by DR..
A. W.. Hawks, Sunshine and
Shadows, Music and Grand Con-
cert in the evening by Parland-
Newhall Go. .@ "@s~ -.
Sat, August 11th-Lecture by DR..
Hawks, Baseball, Grand Evening
Concert by Parland-Newhall 60.
Sunday. August 12th-Afternoon
Song Services, Sermon BY Rev.
Frank Shaffer, Sacred Concert by
Parland- Newhall Co., in the even
ing. .
Monday, August 13th-Conoert,
Patterson Sisters Quartette, Leo
ture, 'The Reign of Law" both
patriotic and entertaining, by
Judge J. M. Wade, of Iowa. Physi-
,al Culture Drill and Patterson
Sisters Concert in the evening.
Tues, Aug. 14th-Lecture by
B. R. Tillman, of South
Carolina. In the evening after the
Concert, will be the famous Lee
;ure, "Wild Animals I Have
Known, by Ernest Thompson
3eton,. who stands alone in his
lass.
The Choral Glass work under
Professor Kimberley, and the Bible
tudy, directed by Rev. Shaffer,
will be held each day in the fore
loon.
The Assembly will be held in
Y orthington Park, on the shores of
Okabena Lake. Camping
and tent will be provided
see prices in the program book
1T. They have sail-boats, row.
oats, launches, a bathing beach,
tied with bath house; bathing
uits, tobog3an slide, and copper
hutes.
Plan to spend your vacation at
10 Worthington Assembly. Every
)urtesy will be extended and a
Dod time is assured to all visitors.
There is nothing SO peasant as
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