The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1908-07-10
DAILY CONCERT PROGRAMS
ARE STRONG FEATURE
Or. Christian RGlSn3T, Noted
Denver Divine, VIII Arrive
This Evening

The crowds at the assembly, are in
creaslng daily and the afternoon az.
tendance being nearly as large as in
the evening Rev. Christian Reisner
te platform manager. arrives this
evening from Denver, Colorado, DR.
Ressncr Is pastor % the Gracemont
church of Denver, known as tht
"Homelike Church" He is enc Of the
leading church-workers in the West and
author of a book entitled. Workable
Plans for ide-Awake Churches,
which has become quite popular. Dr..
Reisner win have charge OF school ri
methods meetings which he viii con
duct each morning and which will be
very helpful TO preachers and all
church-workers.
Rev. II. G. Beck pastor Of the NJ.
e. church at Waukomis, delivered an
inspiring address at the morning hour
on "Epworth League Work" in the
school of methods tent
This Afternoons Program.
Mrs r. G. Glover, nee Donahoe, 2
contralto soloist, and Miss Gearheart
Morrison, the assembly reader, fur
nished selections during the eoDcert
preceding the afternoon lecture which
was delivered by Robert Parker Mills
IN Sparks He was greeted with a
large and enthusiastic crowd, having
made a hit with. his audience last even
ing with his popular lecture srallow
Dips" His lecsme this afternoon WAS
forceful one the speaker dwellng
az length upon the characters OF men
and women, using the argument that
every life was a spark, that we are
what we make ourselves and that We
should never let the spark go out to
attain success. The lecture was inter
mingled throughout with beautifui de
scnpiiye pictures interchanged Will
wit and humor
This Evenings Program.
The concert preceding the evening
lecture begins promptly at eight
o'clock and four numbers viii be on the
program, including solos by Richard
Glover. Miss Florence Doggett, harp
list, selections by the Masonic Temple
male octette. under the direction Of
Miss Williams. and readings by Miss
Bess Gearheart Morrison
Prof. ]. w. Mayberry, head Of the
science department IN the Epwortl
| NIllNtlriANf MAN - bA NAlf'AA'N'NN ~
turer on science, will deliver a demon
stration lecture this evening whicl
| promises to be very instructive as wei
as entertaining He viii lecture on
wireless telegraphy and liquid air
besides some new scientific subjects
which viii doubtless be enllghtenin.
| to the audience
Aside from the regular printed pro
| gram a Ministers conference Will be
held each morning in the school o
methods tent
Il Epworth league conferences VIII al
SO be held each morning
Miles Lecutrs Pleased Audience
The unique lecture given by Rober
Parker Miles. the noted journalist an'
ioctuder last evening on "Talloy
Dips" was enthusiastically received
BY the audience which he held spell
bound for anhnur and thirty-five min
utes. Mr Mics handled his subject Il
an able manner aud his remarkabl
strong personality, with his vivid dc
scriptons of the characters which b
acted out capdyated his hearers fron
the start Every person Is q lighi
aud to attain success must burn 10 th
socket, was the key 10 his lecture.
The concert rendered under the d
rection Of Miss Carolyn Williams pre-
cedine the lecture proved highly entel
tanning