The Democrat-sentinel. [volume] (Logan, Ohio) 1906-1935, 1906-06-21

August 9th. Miss Hillman has
spent more than five years in Ko.
rea. Sho comes with message
from the field.
ASSEMBLY TALENT.
Rev. George II. Stuart will open
the Assembly Saturday evening,
August 1lth., with a lecture on
"Lop Sided People" Rev Stuart
will preach Sunday, August 12th.,
both morning and afternoon In
the morning his theme will be
"The Stuff Man is Made Of,
and in the afternoon "rhe DEVILS
Bid for a Man" We feel that the
friends of the assembly will be
pleased with this announcements.
This man is no longer on trial on
the platform. The many thous-
ands who have heard hlm, know
that he is eloquent, and master
of humor. No one ever eXper-
fences a dull moment while listen
ing to him. Be sure to hear him
on Saturday evening.
DR., A. f. Smith, President of
the Ohio Northern University,
Ada, Ohio, will preach Sunday
evening, August 18th. DR.. Smith
is a most eloquent preacher, and
we feel assured that all will be
edited and delighted by his pres
ence and his preaching.
DR.. r. b. Miller will conduct
the Bible Institute. He is pre-
eminently qualified for Bible ex-
position. He is graduate of the
Ohio Wesleyan University, and of
the Boston School of Theology.
In 1908 he was given the degree
of Doctor of Philosophy by the
Boston University. His thesis
was on "The Message of the
Prophets. He has been theo-
logical instructor in Boston Uni
versity, IN the Red River Univer-
sity, and now in the Ohio Wesley
an University. In his work on
the camp ground, he will give
readings from the prophets, ex-
planning the relation of the pro-
phetic messages to the political,
social and religious conditions of
their day.
Mr.. Ralph Parlete has been Sc
cured Cor three ctures, on Mon
day, August 18th, morning and
and Tuesday morning,
l4th. His subjects in or
der are "The University of Hard
"More Knocks" and
"Pockets and Paradises. " Par
lete makes his first visit to our as
sembly, but he is not stranger
on the platform. The great Chau
tauqua assemblies of Lakeside,
Bay View, Des Moines, Winona,
Rock River, and others have heard
him gladly. All who hear him
him as a "funny man."
with a message full of sunshine.
DR.. J. NJ. Thoburn, Jr. will give
lectures the evenings of |
18th and 18th. The sub
ects of these lectures are. "The
Islands of India beyond the
and the Diocese of st. !
Thomas, or India on the Field of
Christian History" These illus
rated lectures are commended in !
he highest terms, by the highest
DR.. Thoburn will
Ilso lecture in the afternoon of
August 18th on "Oriental Relig-
ons." The speaker handles this
most difficult subject in a popular
md attractive manner. The aim
# DR.. Thoburn in all these lectures
s to entertain and instruct.
Rev. j. S. Rutledge of Anti.Sa-
oon League fame, will occupy the
'latform Wednesday morning, Au-
Just 18th. Rev. Rutledge has no
if an equal in his line of
york ot the platform.
Miss Eva Marshall Shontz of
'hicago, at , p. m, August 18th,
'ill give her great lecture "My
'aptured Flag" Miss Shoutz is
t the head of the Chicago Young
'eople's Christian Temperance
Inion. She never fails to capture
er audience with her "Captured
lag"
Chicago Lyceum Ladies Quar-
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