Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1906-06-24
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The fifteenth International convention OF
the Baptist Young Peoples Unlon Of Amer
lea will be held in Omana July 2-l5. The
meetings Of the convention will be held iu
the Auditorium, and II is expected that no
less than $500 persons will be in attend
ance. The local committees are making
elaborate preparations for the event.
Numerous inquiries from all parts Of the
continent are coming into headquarters.
and the prospects for a great convention
are very bright. In past years the sub
jects presented and the speakers selected
have been Of such an order as to place this
gathering Of Baptist young people in the
very front rank of conventions. This year
there will be no retrogade step. but 50
. fully will the high ideals Of excellence he
followed that no growing Baptist whose de-
Jire is for larger usefulness can afford to
miss this occasion.
1t is too soon to make full announcement
Of the program. but the leading features
have been decided upon. and among the
speakers will be The following:
DR. =. b. Bryan OF Indiana
Dr. w. j. Williamson of Missouri
DR.. o. w. Van Osdel OF Washington.
DR.. Len @. Broughton Of Georgia.
Or. Walter Galley Of Pennsyivanis.
Or. Charles A. Eaton Of Ohio.
pr Henry Il ,MoEehouse Of New York
Rev. O.. F. Holt Of Minnesota.
DR.. E. Y Mullins Of Kentucky.
DR.. A, X. deBlois Of Illinois
DR.. William Henry Gestweit OF Illinois.
DR.. ]. Q. A. Henry of New York.
The railroads have generally granted the
usual reduced rate OF single fare plus 81 for
the round trip, with fee OF B cents for
executing the return ticket at Omaha, ex-
cept from points in the Western Passenger
association where the above plan would be
more than fare and third; in such case
the certificate plan will be used
Special arrangements have been made by
the entertainment committee in Omaha for
the comfort Of their guests. Reduced rates
will be given at all the hotels and plans
are being made for the entertainment OF
guests in private homes at reasonable rates.
EXCURSIONS are being planned to all
points Of interest adjacent TO Omaha for
the special beneht Of the visitors.
Rev. w. w. Everts, former Omaha
pastor, will occupy the pulpit OF the First
Baptist church morning and evening.
Rev. f. r. Curry. chairman Of the pull
plit committee of the Baptist Young Peo-
pies Union convention, has addressed the
following letter TO the ministers Of the
city:
The pulpit supply committee of the
Baptist young peoples convention is will
ing to supply the pulpits OF the city
churches Sunday morning. July is. A large
number OF ministers from the United States
and Canada will be present at the conven-
ton. Only those churches will be supplied
whose pastors or pulpit committees make
personal request Of the undersigned. II
any pastor has not spoken to or made
written request of me. 1t is desired that
he do so at once. Churches or religious
organizations asking for a supply after the
convention has convened, at the eleventh
hour. cannot be assured OF a preacher"
The music at the North Side Christian
church will be as follows:
MORNING.
acknowledgements ..................
Anthem-Father, Bend 70 Thee .........
Charles 9. Cole and Chorus.
Observation-Disclosures the Cross .......
Anthem-O God, Who Hath Prepared.
Mr. James knight and Chorus va u
'uertory Sentence-All Things Come of
Rcc,Ssionsl -ssvior Again to Thy Dear
r. Name We Raise. observation-disclosures.
Prof D. 3. Towner will come from Chi
csgo Tuesday evening, June %. for the sec
ond rehearsal of the convention chorus.
This chorus numbers 400 voices, is drawn
from churches OF all denominations and
Will be one of the leading features of the
convention of the Baptist Young People s
Union OF America. which meets in Omaha
July 70 to Is.
The following music is announced for to-
morrow's services at the First CongreEa-
tional church. Nineteenth and Davenport
streets, being the last OF the season for
the quartet and chorus choir before its
summer vacation:
MORNING
>Anthem-Hear My Prayer. .MendeIssoh ll
or.., Miss Foley and Chorus.
Anthem-Ho! Ev'ry One that Thirsteth..
Mr.. Bates and Chorus.
Postlude-Festal March. ......l........C aIkir
Prelude Berceuse ..................... GODDARD
Anthem-HoIy, Holy. Holy from Eli
Misses Foley F. DeGrafr. jewell
8 De Gran and Chorus.
with solos for soprano and bass1
Solo-O Savior. Hear Me.............. Glucl
Postlude-In q hat ......................W Yves
Mr.. Martin w. Bush organist; Mr.. Ira 3
Penniman.. director.
Rev. Charles f. Bradt. d. d.. formerly q
Iastor at Wichita Kan. now assistant
home SECRETARY of the Presbyterian Boarc
Of Foreign Missions, will speak at the Sec
ond Presbyterian church tomorrow even
ing at O'Clock. He will meet the men OF
the church at D. m Or. Bradt is es
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