Omaha daily bee., 1908-10-16
IOWA BAPTIST CONVENTION
Members OF Denomination VIII Meet
soon in Iovva Falls.

Members OF Denomination VIII Meet
soon I'm ISwa Falls.
IOWA FALLS, Ia, oct, 14-tSpecial.)-
The program for the sixty-seventh annual
meeting Of the Iowa State Baptist conven-
ton was Issued today. The convention this
year will be held In this city from October
10 to q. The following is the program in
detafl:.
Monday Evening, October 1850. song
services; appointment OF committees; $50,
address. t. G. Seares, Phi. d, professor
Of Homeletics in the Divinity school, Uni
Tlesday Morning-s:so. address. Some
Neglected Points in Ministerial Training"
by H. o. Rowlands, d. D.; address, Prob
Churchless Pastor" by Rev. Rowland
Hansen. address. "The Minister as an
Exscutiysi" By Rev. s j.; W Roo PsaG0Gsi 1 Sv
Rev. H. P, Chaffee; address, The Minister
and His Reading by Rev. Walter Fowle;
address, The Minister and Church Benev-
olences.' by Rev. l.. T. Foreman; reports
Of committee; election of officers.
Tuesday ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS by the pres
ident, DR.. H.. o. Rowlands: reports from
the schools, election of officers, etc. How
to Provide More Men for the Ministry; ()
THE. Influence OF Home, by Rev. George
b.. Simons; (b) THE Environment OF the
Church. by Rev. J. o. Staples; (c) The
Training of the Schools" by Prof. ]. A.
Tuesday Evening-Devotional. Rev. A.. NJ.
Learack: address, The Authority Of
Christ by President r. Y. Mullins, ID. D.,
LII. D., of Louisville, Ky.
Wednesday Forenoon-Song and prayer:
presidents address. Hon. A. p. Barker;
secretary's report. 8. e. Wilcox; treasures
the Secretary's Report" by Rev. J. B.
Smith; annual sermon, by Rev. j. w.
Graves; introduction of new pastors, by
President Barker; response by Rev. James
MCGEE.
Wednesday Afternoon-Song and prayer;
short talks from representatives of our
meeting, led by Rev. r. r. Kenman, the
pastor evangelist; (a) The Need" by Rev.
II. p. Landgridge; OBJ How Utilize by
Rev. A.. b. Bush; THE Need of a Broader
UNCONVENTIONAL Church Fellowship by
Rev. A. w. McCaul.
Wednesday E~vening-Song and prayer;
report on home missions; address by Rev.
A. o. Williams of Lincoln, Neb.; address.
Our Baptist Heritage by President e.
Y. Mullins OF Louisville, Ky.
Thursday Observation-Disclosures; obituary
report by Rev, Robert Carroll
OF Rev. Wilson Mills. state missionary: ad-
dress, Sunday School Work" by How
land Hansen; The Systematic Develop
tor" by Rev. d. /. Coon; (b) The Lay
man." by John Farmer; foreign missions,
report by Rev. v. 8 Phillips; address. Rev.
A. J. Lander; address. DIR. L. w. Cronk-
AAA1S Va ~ y
Thursday Evening-Song and prayer;
The Call of the Country" by Rev. Frank
Ward; address by w. b. Riley of Mlnneap-
oils.
Friday M~orning-"The Decline of Family
Religion" causes, neglect of family altar,
Sunday newspaper, popular amusement,
etc, by Rev. r. H. Atwood report on Bap-
tist Brotherhood. by Ed Burch; women's
foreign missions; report OF secretary, Mrs.
Carrie w. Miller; presidents address. by
Mrs. s.. f. Wilcox; address, Miss Anna
Long of Nowgong, Assam.
Friday ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS home mis-
sions; report of secretary, Mrs. Mary Eng
lish; address by Mrs. John Nuveen of
Chicago; Shall the Convention Endorse
the Action Of the Committee's Report on the
Union of Baptists and Free Baptists? The
Aged Ministers-Our Privilege Rev. G.
d. Rogers,
Friday Evening-Song and prayer, The
Church and Civic Righteousness" by Hon.
K. w. Brown; address by DR.. w. b.
Riley of Minneapolis.
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