Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1908-06-29
TO OBSERVE 4TH
Zion Lutheran Church Viii
Celebrate the Day With Pic
mic at Ericsson Park.
SPEAKERS ARE SECURED
Congressman Mckinney to Deliver
Principal Address-MoIine Pastor
Reads Resignation.

given at Ericsson park, north of Au-
gustana college, Saturday under the
auspices of the Mems club of Zion
Lutheran church. The principal adj
dress of the day will be given by Con-
gresham James Mckinney who win
speak of his travels in the Orient and
Especially of the missions in China.
Rev. n. Noyd OF Chicago will also
make an address and there will be
plenty of good music. The program
for the morning exercises which wiz
begin at 1890 is as follows:
Song, America
Invocation. Rev. Ira o. Nothstein.
Song, Svea quartet.
Reading of Declaration of Indepen-
dence. Einar Joamson
Clarinet solo, L. King.
Address, Congressman James Nc
Kinney.
Song, Mems chorus
The afternoon program will begin at
$50 and will be as follows:
Song, congregation.
Invocation, Professor J. Mauritzon
Song, church choir.
Address. Rev. n. Noyd of Chicago.
Clarinet solo, l.. King.
Song, Mems chorus.
Epworthians at NepOuset.
Miss Bessie Beeler, Frank Johnson
and Rev. F. E. Shut left today TO at
tend the 10Th annual convention of the
Epworth league of the Rock Island
district of the Illinois conference of
the Methodist church in session al Ne
ponset today and tomorrow.
The program of the convention
which opened this afternoon, is as
follows:
Praise service-Rev. E. E. Shawl,
Neponset.
Greeting-Clyde Harvey Ralph Car
Ipenter.
Organization and appointment of
committees.
Mercy and Help Possibilities-Mis
| Clio Worthington, Tiskilwa.
Where Are We in Our Temperance
Fight? "-Rev T. S. Pittenger, Aledo
Open conference.
Vocal solo-Mrs. Wilbur Blake.
Conference on junior work.
Trained Young People in the Bust
| ness Management and Spiritual Activi-
| ties of the Church"-Rev. C. E. Haw-
kins, Milan.
Discussion.
Introduction IF y;c;torc
Social acquaintance and assignment
| of delegates.
EVENING SESSION.
Praise service-Rev Abram Jaggers,
Taylor Ridge.
Vocal SOlo-F. Baker.
Address-Dr. w. p. MacVey. presi-
dent Hedding college.
TUESDAY MORNING.
Morning watch service-Rev. NJ. w.
Merrill.
ion service-Dr w. R. Wiley in
charge.
Literary and Social Possibilities
Miss Della Baker, Geneseo.
What About Our Reading?"-Rev.
A. A Waters, Woodruff.
Vocal solo-Mrs E. E. Shawl.
Making Inroads on Outside People"
Rev. d. S. Andrewartha, Moline.
Conference on (a) Entertainment of
members, Mrs. Amelia Kinney, Buda:
| OBJ Welcoming those who come. Miss
Phebe Rogers, Cambridge; (c) Search
/ ing for those who might come, Rev.
| W. d. Benjamin, Keithsburg.
Business session (a) Reports from
district officers; OBJ Election of dis
trict officers; (c) Fixing place of next
meeting; I'D Miscellaneous
TUESDAY AFTERNOON.
Prayer service-Miss ,Dade Enslow,
Kewanee.
| The local president the source of
success or failure in league work. "a
Iconference).
How Much of the Suggested Work
OF the League Ought Every Chapter
to Undertake'-Miss Bessie B,eler.
Rock Island
Open conference
Duet-Clyde Harvey End B. Barnes
| How to Put the Go Into Every
chapter in Rock Island DISTRICT
Rev. F. e. Shut, Rock Island.
Some Difficulties in the Way of
the Worlds Speedy Evangelization"-
Grin G.. Kipp, Mineral.
How Can We Be the Very Best
Methodist Christians?'-B. T. Bills
Geneseo.
| TUESDAY EVENING.
Praise service-Abram Jaggers.
Duet-F. A. Byarlay and Mrs. E. E.
Shawl.
Address-Dr. A P. Camphor. presi-