Bisbee daily review., 1908-02-20
PROGRAM OFY. N. CA.
MEET At Ell PAsO
Advantageous Rates Granted
On All Railroads Enter
ing City,

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The second annual territorial con-
vention of the Young Mems Christian
associations of Arizona, New Mexico,
west Texas and Sonora, Mexico, win
be held in Ell Paso on March, 8, 2, &
and 8, according to programs for the
meetings Just issued by the commit
| tee, consisting of w. b. Kramer, o..
Gibson and ]. R. Macarthur, appointed
at the first convention held last year
in Douglas.
The first convention was held in
Douglas about fifteen months ago. II
was attended by delegates from Tue
son, Albuquerque, Phoenix, Santa Fe,
Las Vegas, Mesilla Park, Ell Paso, Bis
bee and several other places. over
| 100 persons were in attendance and so
successful was it that IT was voted to
make the convention an annual affair
and Ell Paso was selected as the 1908
meeting place.
! DELEGATIONS from associations in
| the territory named will be unlimited.
While only active members will be al
lowed to vote on questions coming be-
| fore the convention, an invitation Is
extended TO pastors, corresponding
members and others in unorganized
I
this work.
Rates have been obtained from the
railroads as follows: The Southern
Pacific and connecting lines; the FL
Paso and Southwestern, western di-
vision, one fare and one-fourth for the
round trip. The Santa Fe, the Ell
Paso and Southwestern, eastern diyi-
sion, and the Rock Island, one fare
! Sal. Nr-fNN a
tickets will be issued on the certifi-
cate plan.
All delegates viii be given free
lodging in the new association build
ing in FL Paso, up to the capacity of
the building All persons desiring to
take advantage of this offer must no
tify e. e. Mold, secretary, care of Y.
NJ. C. A, of FL Paso.
The speakers at the convention will
include the following:
Fred S. Goodman, New York, secre-
tary international committee Y. nj. c.
A.; George ID. NcDill, Chicago, rail-
way secretary international commit
tee Y. NJ. c. A; Bruno Hobbs, st.
Louis, secretary international commit
tee Y. NJ. G. A; DR.. Walter G. Veazie,
Dallas, Texas, superintendent Congre-
cation missions in Texas; Charles K.
ODER, New York, field secretary inter
national committee Y. M. c. A; ID.
w. Pollard, Douglas, Arizona, secre-
tary industrial department Y. M. c.
A. for the territories; W. G. Coxhead,
Chihuahua, Mexico, general secretary
Y. NJ. c. A; w. j. Barnes, Las Vegas,
New Mexico, general secretary Y M.
c. A; W. d. Eastman, Douglas, Ari-
iona, general secretary Y. NJ. c. A;
c. E Buehner, Bisbee, Arizona, gener-
al secretary Y. M. C. A.
The Program.
The program for the four days Of
the convention is as follows:
Friday. ...-
200 D. m:-Music. .s7
2:15 p. ma study, Equipment
DR.. Walter c. Veazie, Dallas, Texas.
2:45 p. m.-Physical Work-D. w.
Pollard, Douglas, Arizona. -
400 D. Reorganization
tees.
1870 p. m.-Special music.
500 p. m.-Railway and City Work
-Stereopticon-George D. McDdll,
Chicago.
Saturday.
500 a. m.-Music.
$9:15-A study, "Dependence"-Dr.
Walter c. Veazie, Dallas, Texas.
GAS a. m-Educational Work in the
Association-W. ]. Barnes, Las We
gas, New Mexico
1880 a. m.-How Can the Associa-
ton Best Present Christ in the Lives
of Men-Fred S. Goodman, New York
City.
200 D. m.-Music.
s2:15 p. ma study, Attitude" Dr.
Walter c. veazie, Dallas, Texas.
2:45 D. m.-Industrial Work IN the
Association-D. w. Pollard, Douglas,
Arizona.
I $3.50 o. m.-Territorial Work, Con-
stitution, Committees, Election.
7:30 .. m.-Musical program.
500 p. m.-Student and Foreign
| Work-Charles K. Ober, New York;
w. G.. Coxhead, Chihuahua, Mexico.
Sunday.
900 a. ma study, Approach"
DR.. Walter c. Veazie, Dallas, Texas.
HOO a. m.-City pulpits occupied
| by convention speakers.
$3.50 p. m.-Men's meeting-Bruno
| Hobbs, St Louis, Missouri.
| 3:3G p. m.-Women's meeting-Dr.
Walter c. Veazie, Dallas, Texas.
$3.50 p. m-Boys' meeting-D. w.
Pollard, Douglas, Arizona.
Monday.
300 a. m.-Music.
9:15 a. ma study, Incentive and
| Reward'--Dr. Walter C. Yeazie, Dali
las Texas.
| 9:45 a. m--Experience in Social
Service--C. e. Buchner. Bisbee, Ari-
zona.
| 10:45 a. m.-The Club Idea In the
Association-W. D. Eastman, Douglas.
| Arizona.
200 p. m.-Musie.
2:15 p. ma farewell study-Dr.
Walter c. Veazie, Dallas, Texas.
2:45 p m--"The Mind OF the Mast
er'-Fred 8. Goodman, New York
| Closing service.
The music of the convention will be
in charge of James G. McNary OF 81
Paso.
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