Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1908-10-14
DIPI|SIS 70 MEET
Iowa State Convention to be
Held at Iowa Falls
This Month
OCT. 10 TO 20, ARE THE DATES
Program Just Issued For the Sixty
seventh Annual Meeting of the State
Baptist observation-disclosures Num-
Der of Addresses and Other Good
Features-Other Iowa News.


Special to Times-Republican.
Iowa Falls. oct. 1.-THE program
for the sixty-seventh annual meeting
of the iowa state Baptist convention,
was issued today. The convention this
year, will be held in this city from
the 18th 10 the 23rd of October. The
following is the program in detail:
Monday Evening, Oct. 10.
Address,. G. Seares, Phi. D.. pro-
fessor of homiletics in the divinity
school, University of Chicago.
Tuesday Morning.
Address, Some Neglected Points in
Ministerial Training by III. o. Row
lands. ID. ID.
Address, problems of the Pastorless
Church and the Churchless Pastor
by Rev. Rowland Hansen.
Address. The Minister as an Ex-
ecutive," by Rev. J. w. Peacock.
Address, "The Minister and Recrea-
TONS by Rev. II p. Chaffee.
Address. THE Minister and His
Reading" by Rev. Walter Fowle.
Address, The Minister and Church
Benevolences,' by Rev. l.. L. Fore
man.
Reports of committees
Election of officers.
Tuesday Afternoon.
Remarks by the president-Dr. II. o.
Rowlands.
Reports from the schools, election Of
officers, etc.
"How to Provide More Men for the
Ministry"-(a) The Influence of the
Home by Rev. George b. Simons; (b)
1.-THE Environment of the Church. by
! Rev. j. o. Staples; (c) THE Training
of the Schools" by Prof. j. A. Lapham.
Tuesday Evening.
Address, THE Authority of Christ"
by President f. Y. Mullins, d. D., L.. I.
D., of Louisville, KY.
Wednesday Forenoon.
Presidents address-Hon. A. P. Bar
ker.
S~ecretary's reports. e. Wilcox.
Treasurer's report-E. +. Sperry.
Important Point in the S~ecretary's
Report" by Rev. j. B. Smith.
Annual sermon-Rev. j. w. Graves.
Introduction of new pastors by Pres
ident Barker; response by Rev. James
MCGEE.
Wednesday Afternoon.
Short ak from representatives OF
our affiliated conferences.
1.-The Pastor-Evangelist'-(a) TT
Need" by Rev. III. P. Landgridge; CD
"How Utilize" by Rev. A. B. Bush.
"The Need of a Broader Denomina-
tional Church Fellowship" by Rev. A
w. Caul.
Wednesday Evening.
Address--Rev. A. o. Williams, OF
Lincoln, Neb.
A~ddress-"Our Baptist Heritage" by
President e. Y. Mullins, of Louisville
Ky.
Thursday Forenoon.
Business. Obituary report by Rev
Robert Carroll.
Thursday Afternoon.
Report Of Rev. Wilson Mills, state
missionary.
Address-"sunday School Work." by
"a S
Rowland Hansen.
"The Systematic Development o.
Church Finances" (a) "The Pastor" by
Rev. D. I. Coon, (b) "The Layman' by
John Farmer.
Foreign Missions-Report by Rev. V
S. Phillips.
Address-Rev. A. J. Lander.
Address-Dr L. w. Cronkhite, OF
Burmah.
Thursday Evening.
eThe Call of the Country" by Kew
Frank Ward.
Address, by DR.. W. b. Riley, OF Min
neapolis.
Friday Morning..
"The Decline of Family Religion;
Causes: Neglect Of Family Altar, sum
day Newspaper: Popular Amusements
ETC." by Rev. E. NJ. Atwood.
Report on Baptist Brotherhood-Ed
Burch.
women's Foreign Missions-Repor'
of secretary, Mrs. Carrie w. Miller
Presidents address by Mrs. S. ID. Will
cox.
Address-Miss Anna Long. Of Now
gong, Assam.
Friday Afternoon.
woman's Home Missions-Report OF
secretary. Mrs. Mary English.
Address by Mrs. John Nuveen, OF
Chicago.
"shall the Convention Endorse the
Action of the Committees Report or
the Union of Baptists and Free Zap
tists?" ].
"rhe Aged Minister-Our Privilege
Rev. George d. Rogers.
Friday Evening.
"The Church and Civic Righteous
ness"-Hon. K. W. Brown.
Address-Dr. w; B. Riley, OF Min
neapolis.
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