The Corvallis times. (Corvallis, Or.) 1888-1909, 1906-02-20
THEIR PROGRAMME.
Endeavorers Goming-Everything
Ready Big Attendance
Expected.

Expected.
That the coming State Erdeavor
convention to be held in Corvallis
this week, commencing Thursday
and closing Sunday evening, will
be a success. is evidenced by the
hearty manner in which our people
have taken hold Of the matter.
The Epworth Leagues Of the Meth
odist churches and the Baptist
Young Peoples Union of our city,
have joined with the Endeavor
societies and are working faithfully
to make this convention a SUCCESS
and a credit to Our town.
The program as originally ar
ranged commences Thursday even
ing at Jas in the Methodist church.
Addresses of welcome will be given
by Mayor A. J. Johnson in behalf
Of the citizens. Prot. F. Berchtold
in behalf of the College and Rev.
&C. T. Hurd in behalf of the En-
deavorers and city churches. DR..
E. L. House, of Portland, will de-
liver the convention sermon.
Friday morning the session will
,open with Quiet Hour, led by Rev.
ia. A. Winter, Of Portland. Doors
will be closed during this service
from e:1o to GAS. Group confer
ences will then be held until II:I5.
when Rev. D. A.. Thompson will
deliver an address, entitled, "Our
Ideal,'' = }N" -
Friday afternoon session con-
! venes at 2 O clock, and after reports
7 Of societies, subjects will be taken
up as follows: How Divide our
Missionary Activities" by Rev. ].
8 R. marlborough, of Oregon City;
t "Whae a Pastor may expect from
his Christian Endeavor Society,""
by Rev. Eff. Green, of Corvallis,
J, and The Church and the Child"
e by James Edmunds. a
Friday evening session will COM
mence at 7:45, and after the open
ing exercises, Rey. ]. w. Sharp,
: Endeavor Field Secretary. will give
4 his report. Rev. L. M. Boozer, Of
" Portland, will have a paper en-.
: titled, a'sQuarter Century of Christ:
= ian Endeavor,,o and Rev. E. %,
= Muckley, pastor of First Christian
= church of Portland, will. speak or
the subject, How the Abundant
's Life Abounds."
Saturday mornings session will
u open with Quiet Hour, led by "A
Y. A. Winter, with closed doors from
e:Io to GAS. The m rning will b.
occupied by reports of officers ane
'e superintendent and election 0
officers.
! Saturday afternoon the session
8. will open at ? O'Clock with devo
to tional exercises, followed by a Tenn
j. perance Hour, and papers, VIVA
e a Society may Expect of lis Pas
,e tor" by G. Evert Baker, aud "Hoy
to Get and Train Junior Superin
= t%endents," by Mrs. T. E. Gault.
1t is probable that the program
arranged for Saturday afternoon
, will be transferred to Thursda,
afternoon, that Saturday afternoo,
z may be spent in visiting the Col
&c 1ege.
- Saturday evening a reception vii
> be rendered the delegates and visit
20 ing friends by the Corvallis societies
Sunday morning the churches c
10 our city will hold, their usual Sur
day school and morning services
l. Bishop Bell will preach in tn
n. Methodist church, and the, othe
y pulpits will be filled by visitin.
a ministers. In the afternoon til
lie Junior Rally will be held in tn
C. Congregational church, and will b
lie addressed by Mrs. Z. w. CONNER
ford, of Goldendale, Wash. Their
as will also be meetings of the Y. M
lie and Y. w. CA. p.
Sunday evening at E O'Clock tn
Endeavor societies and League
will meet in their several churches
e; and will probably be led by ~visitin!
70 delegates. At Jas will be held tn
union service in the Armory, whic'
- will be addressed by Bishop VIM
Bell, of Berkeley, Calf. TIL
!, closing service will be conducted
- by Field Secretary Sharp.
" The places Of meeting will be a
follows: Day sessions will be he'll
o in the Presbyterian church, til
meetings on Thursday and Frida,
evenings in Methodist church, Jun
IL ior Rally in Congregational church
II reception Saturday night and unto
lc service Sunday evening in Armory
=. Mrs. Green has charge of tn
music. Among the musical fea
lures of the program will be
t. mems chorus Thursday evening,
is ladies' chorus Friday evening an
a mixed chorus Sunday evening
mi The Christian church has bee