Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1906-10-03
Northern Iowa District Associ-
alton Holds Convention Next
Week at Webster City
WILL BE IMPORTANT MEETING
The District Includes Twenty-four
Churches, and at the Webster City
Meeting Delegates Will be Chosen
to Attend the State Convention in
shenandoah-The Program.
Special to Times-Kepubllcan.

Special to TimeS-Republican.
Webster City, Oct. 3.-The Northern
Iowa Baptist Association will hold it's
annual convention in this city next
week, Tuesday, Wednesday and
Thursday. 1t is expected that 200 DEL
egates will be present. They will be
entertained by the members and
friends of the local church. Dele
gates will be chosen at this conven-
ton to the state convention in Shenan-
doah. october 10, and other business
of general Importance to the northern
churches will be transacted. There
are twenty-four churches in the nor
thern Iowa district. The convention
In this city is an important one. and
will be one of the largest affairs held
here in church circles in some time
The program in full is as follows:
Tuesday Afternoon.
Pastors conference.
Song and Prayer Service-Rev. N
H. Daily.
Address, Are We Gaining Ground
In the Northern Association ?"-Rey.
a. c. Zellhoefer.
Address. How Can We Increase the
Spirituality in Our CHURCHES Prey.
l.. N. Cal.
Discussion.
Tuesday Evening.
Song Service-Rev. j. S. Nicholson,
leader.
Address of Welcome-Hon. Wesley
Martin.
Response by Moderator-Re Rev. A. c.
Zellhoefer
Annual Sermon-Rev. N. H. Daily.
Report on Publication Society.
Address, Our Publication Society
Work"-Rev. Wilson Mills
Wednesday Morning.
Devotional-Rev. Marcus Hanson.
leader.
Election of officers and reading of
church letters, followed by prayer and
conference.
Report on foreign missions.
Address, Baptist Opportunities in
Foreign Missions"-Dr. III. Williams.
Wednesday Afternoon.
Prayer and Song Service-Rev.
Porterfield, leader.
Appointment of committees and 9TH
err business.
Report on state missions.
Address. Baptist Opportunities in
Iowa"-Dr. S. e. Wilcox
Report on home missions.
Address. Baptist Opportunities in
Home Missions'-Dr. d. D. Proper
Special prayer for the saving OF
souls the coming year-Rev. H. e.
Randolph.
Wednesday Evening.
Devotional-A. B. Quimby.
Address, The Place of Missions in
the Church"-Rev A. A. Ostrich.
Address, Christian Stewardship
Rev. j. B. Smith.
Thursday Morning.
Devotional-Mrs. Leonora Ward.
Report of standing committees.
Report of seasonal committees;
Sunday school session.
Report on Sunday school work.
Address, 1.-THE Bible School'-Rev.
A. j. Lander.
Symposium-Ten minute addresses,
la) How Shall We Increase Attend-
ance REV. j. M. Whistler; CD How
Best Secure the Conversion of Child
rem .-RGV. ". w. SdllIl, W. nClI
Training for Christian Service-Mrs.
M A. Ketman.
Discussion.
Thursday Afternoon.
Prayer and praise service-Rev. ]. g.
Eaton.
Representatives of out schools, TWEEN
ty minute addresses.
Womens meeting.
Address-Mrs. Carrie w. Miller.
Music
Address-Mrs. Mary English.
Round Table-Miss Catherine Closz.
Election of officers and other bust
ness.
Thursday Evening.
By. P. u. session.
Song Service - Miss Irene Closz,
leader.
Election of officers.
Paper on junior work-Miss Minnie
Rasmussen.
Address, "The Winsome Personal
ity''-Dr Rowland Hanson.
Closing remarks by the moderator.