Willmar tribune. [volume] (Willmar, Minn.) 1895-1931, 1908-07-15
ALL IS READY
FORCE. STATE
CONVENTION
Delegates Will Arrive T0mor,
row. Complete COnven-
tiOn Program.

Arrangements have all been made
for the State convention of the Min
nesota Christian Endeavor Union
to be held at Willmar, beginning
tomorrow CThursday) evening and
continuing until the 18th. Three
Or four hundred delegates from all
parts of the state are expected to
be present. A special train of
Twin City delegates will leave the
cities tomorrow afternoon at 2:3O
and is expected to arrive at Will
mar at 5:45. Convention head
quarters have been established in
the Larson building on Pacific ave-
nue. and Sixth street. The officers
of the Commercial Club have hust-
led to make the necessary public
preparations for the event and have
taken great deal of pains to Sc
cure the cooperation of the citizens
to make the city look it's best. An
arch has been erected opposite the
depot, the Central park has been
fixed up with settees and seats for
the use of the visitors, and bust
ness houses and private residences
have been encouraged to decorate
in the c.. E. colors. The complete
program for the convention is given
below:
THURSDAY EVENING, JULY 16.
500 Evening Devotions, Rev. r.
L. Vance, Maine, President Fer
gus Falls district.
S:15 Convention chorus, Prof. l..
L. Henry, Chicago. Director.
$3.50 Welcome Addresses. For the
Willmar Commercial Club, At
torney 7. 0. Gilbert. For the en-
tertaining church, Rev. H. C.
Buell., Pastor First Presbyterian
church
Response, George M. Brack, St.
Paul, State Treasurer.
Reception to Delegates.
FRIDAY MORNING, JULY II.
6:30-7:15 Morning Watch Ser
vice. Miss Barbara Williams,
Willmar, Secretary Willmar Dis
trict.
S:45 Devotional Service, Miss Ed
ma Jones, Jasper, Secretary Win
dom District.
900 Christian Endeavor Music,
Miss Lucy Gundlach, St. Paul,
State Secretary.
$3.50 Report Of State Missionary
Superintendent and Presentation
Of the Convention Missionary
Plans, Ralph B. Stephens, Min
neapolis, State Missionary Supt.
1000 Practical Plans for the
Christian Citizenship Committee,
Walter V. Haight, Minneapolis,
State Christian Citizenship Supt.
Rev. Wilbur M. Evans, Saltwater.
HOO Assembly of Mission Study
Glasses.
Conference on Missionary Work.
FRIDAY AFTERNOON, JULY II.
2:15 Devotional Service, Dayno1
N. Tharaldson, Litchfeld, Presi.
dent Willmar District.
2:30 The Pledge, Miss Clara c.
Strand, Pelican Rapids.
2:45 Suggestions: For the Praye,
Meeting Committee, Miss Glare
Lewis, st. Paul, Quiet Hour Supt
St. Paul Union; For the Look
out Committee, w. A. Hanna
Brainerd; For the Social Com
mlttee, Miss Ella May Smell, St
Paul, Press Agent, St. Paul Un
ion.
Ais Assembly of Mission Study
Glasses; Conference for Offices O.
Local Unions. District Unions
and State Union.
FRIDAY EVENING, JULY II.
500 Chorus.
S:15 Devotional Service, Rev. j
|. Gibb, Rushmore, Presiden
Window District.
Address,: 'The Christian as
force in the World" Rev. PER-.
J. Rice, d. D., Minneapolis
Trustee United Society of C. E.
Presidents Review, Trafford N
Jayne, Minneapolis, State Presi
dent.
SATURDAY MORNING, JULY 18.
6:30-7:15 Morning Watch Ser
vice. miss Mayme Smout, Wells
President Albert Lea District.
S:45 Devotional Service, Angus
) Hedlund, Kerkhoven.
900 Assembly of Mission Stud,
Glasses.
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