Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1907-06-03
(. |. c. /. MEETS
HERE NEXT WEEK
Sixth Annual Convention Of the.
Des Moines Conference at the
State Street Church q
BISHOP HARTzLER TO BE HERE,
Prominent Man in the United Evan
seIical Church to be Present At the
Convention, and Will Preach Morn-s
ing and Evening on the Closing Day
Program Of Four Days Meeting.

Convention, and viii Preach NORM
ing and Evening on the Closing Day.
Program Of Four Days Meeting.
The sixth annual convention Of the
keystone League of Christian En-
deavor Of the Des Moines conferences
OF the United Evangelical church will
be held in this city next week, begin-
ming Thursday evening, June 13, and
ending on the following Sunday EVEN
ing. The sessions will be held VI State
street church. Bishop II. B. Hartzler.l
Of Harrisburg. Pa, one OF the most
prominent men in the United Evange1-
ical church In the country, will be st
the convention on the closing day. and
will preach both morning and evening
An attendance OF about 100 delegates.
from about fifty Iowa counties thets
the conference includes, is expected to-
be present at the convention.
1 The officers Of the league organisa-
ton OF the conference are: President
Rev. ]. George Walk, Gearing; vice
president, Rev. A. A. Couser, MarshAli-a
l,town; secretary, Rev. 8. G. Waddin6sS
Radcliffe; corresponding secretary
Miss Katherine Klinefelter. Ds1
Moines; Cyrus Filler, Des Moiness
I treasurer
n The program for the convention =
as follows:
Thursday, juno 10.
n 7:30-Song service S
Q: 45DevotionaL president. &
S:00-Addresses Of welcome-Rev.C G..
w. McCord OF Local G. e. (union.1
Representative OF Local K. 4 G. 3.
II Tablespoons, Pearl Roy.
II .45Social hour. s 3:
Friday, June 14.
8: 45-Deyotional. Rev. s. g. Wad-i
ding. 81
s:15-Annual address, Rev. ]. q.
n Walz, president. sss
n 8: 30--Paper, 1.-THE Yesterday of /:
Memory and the Today of Opportun-
Iity.' Laura Whitaker.
/ ,1o:30-sc OF methods Senior
work, s. G.. Wadding.
| .11:30-Busi1ess.
2:00"Half Hour With the Bible.
Rev. 2. II. Wood, Rnssells
2:30"The Leasuer's Preparation Tor
Service minute addresses, Rep-
ben Smith: delegate from Alton; del4
gate from Grandview; delegate from
Cedar Rapids mission. The Leagusrs
in Service, Bertha Floyd; Miss Re-
becca Hamilt ton; delegate from Char4-
ton; Ida Somers. Discussion.
3:45-Business.
h 7:30-Devotional, Rev. D. G. Busepp
berg, Iowa Center.
@s:00-Lecture, What Shall We Do
With the Bible Bishop H. b. Hartsr
i Ter. y. 80
Saturday. Juns Is.
/ g: 45-Devotional. Rev. A. A. Cousse.
i Vice president.
! s:15-Junior hour, Mrs. r. il utt
Des Moines. junior uperintendsnt, Ia
charge. 81 5s.,
=. How may we secure good 81.
tendance at the Junior meetings? Elsis
Hunger MarshalltoWn.
| p. How may we interest the boys3
Mrs Katherine Eichorn, MARSHALL
town. s IT,
&. What is the secret 81 Good osder
in the Junior League? Mrs. 8. g. Wad-
ding. RAdclife.
q. should summer vacations be 43t-
Icouraged? Mrs. Grace Couser. Mar
shalltovn. W.
E. What should be our highest din 4
in every Junior +. L. G. e. silas W..
Eller, Radcliffe.
HOLE. School Of Methods, Junior
Work. J. q. Wall, general superintend-
ent Of juniors.
$500. Half hour. with the Bible. NV.
]. E. Schumacher, Of waterloo.
,2:30. The K y. G. e. and Youne
Men" Paul Knuth, Center Point.
$500. Lecture, worth Of q Man.
Chaplain Cole OF the soldiers homo.
400. Visit to the soldiers home. Il
1880. Devotional. Rev. Chas. Pick
ford, OF Des sMoines. ,s3.
M7:45. Lecture. THE Bible. iillua-
trated.) Rev. S. 6. Waddins. Of Rid
clife.
Sunday, June 8.
Morning.
500; Sunrise prayer meeting, NJ.
$40, sunday school. local sup.sin- /
tendent. aSs
1890 Preaching, "rhe Almighty
Worker and His Human Helpers" Bis
hop H. B. Hartzler. &
I: $3.50, Junior meeting ii charge sof' Il
the local juniors. as
Evening. 81 3
1900. K. L. c. p. service. N. =. Wef-
held, Manley.
500. Preaching, "Thel Secret IL
Strength" Bishop H. B. Hart1ler
Closing service. ". s;s;J
- lst NJ