Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1908-05-14
OPENS WEDNESDAY, JUNE II
Meetings vii 30 Hold Morning, Att
ernoon and Evening - Closing ses-
sion on Night Of June 12 =. Officers
Will 30 Elected on Last Day - Tho
Program in Detail.

CluSlV6p was ul6luO pbUiAC lOudy. NASSs~
ings will be held morning, afternoon
and evening OF each day The confer
ience, opens at $3.50 O'Clock on Wednes-
day, June 10, and closes Friday night
The election Of officers will be held
Thursday afternoon.
4 Men prominent in the denomination
in the state will appear on the pro-
gram, which includes also the annual
.rep1r&s OF the conferences officers. Fol-
lowing Is the program:
Wednesday,, June 10.
9:3o-Dsvotional and praise service
conducted by Rev. A. G. Burnham.
10:00-Report OF program commit
tee and reading OF minutes.
lo:15-President's address.
Observation-Disclosures Of committees
The following are the COMMITTEES
chairmen: Religious services. Rev. 2
C. Kerr: roll. Rev. p. H. Howard; au-
diting. Rev. A. M. Hanson; college
Rev. r. A. Lewis; publications. Rev
M. A. Hainer; education. Rev. Frey G
Kerr: missions, Rev. D. M. Helm
stien. d. D.; communications and res
,olutions. Rev. ]. w. Piper; moral re-
form, Rev. E. G. Walk.
introduction Of visiting brethren
and strangers.
Report Of secretary Of Sunday
schools, Rev. e. =. Bennett.
Discussion of Sunday school work
INSTRUMENTATION.
1:30-Devotional service.
1:45-Reading OF minutes and bust
ness.
2:oo-Report Of executive board Of
state conference.
2:20-Report Of former Field Secre-
tary, Rev. w. E. Burdine.
2:35-Treasurer's report.
4:O5-Report Of secretary G. f. de-
partment. Discussion of g. p. work
Closing service, Rev. e. g. Walk.
S:o0-tSong service, LeGrand choir.
S:SO-Annual address, Rev. r. A
Lewis.
Thursday, juno IL.
9:O0-Relfgious services.
a.15-Reading Of minutes and bust
ness.
.so-Report Of committee on mora
reform. Discussion.
10: 00-Election of conference oni'
GERS. Report Oh COMMITTEES on commun'
ications and resolutions.
11:30-Adjournment.
1:30-Praise service.
1:45-Reading of minutes and bust.
ness.
.o:oo-Report Of secretary of educa-
:tion.
2:15-Report Of college committee.
S:45-Report Of secretary OF the
board Of trustees.
3:O5-Report Of treasurer OF the
BOARD Of trustees.
S:35-Election OF college trustees.
4:80-Adjourn.
Palmer college evening at the church
"Details OF the program to be ar
ranged by the college officials.
Friday, June IL.
9:O0-Religious service.
9:15-Reading of minutes and busi.
ness.
9:so-"The Efficient Minister" "a,
AS determined by his habits and per-
sonal appearance, Rev. Emily Collins
e:S0-(b) In the sick room and pas
toral privileges, Rev. Robert Boyce. &
) lo:oo-tc) In the pulpit, Rev. e. w
Luck.
1o:15-(d) Among men, Rev. L p
Follensbee.
10: ao-Report Of committee on mis-
sions. Discussion. Report of Won
49, N6le~ynn poarH
Sermon, Rev. L. 2. Follansbee.
1:30 - Reading of the word AND
prayer.
1:45-Reading of minutes and bust
ness.
Herald Centennial Celebration. &
2:30-Report Of committees on pub.
locations.
2:5o-Paper, "The Pioneer in Relig-
ious Journalism" Rev. E. p. Bennett
3:05-The influence of the religious
press Rev. ]. G. Grafton.
3:20-Address, Rev. j. p. Barrett, d
4:oo-Enlarging the Herald family
4:30-Closing.
7:30-Sunset prayer service in the
interest Of Christian Endeavor.
Song-Congregation.
els the Christian Endeavor pledge
practical?" discussion led by Rev. F
G. Coffin, and ]. A. Slower.
Song-Congregation.
Prayer-Rev. M. A. Hainer.
Vocal solo-J. r. Strome.
Scripture reading-Rev. E. G. Walk
Vocal solo-Mrs. p. L. Ford.
Address-Rev. j. p. Barrett
Offering.
Song-Congregation.
Benediction.
The Officers.
The officers Of the conference are:
President. G. Grafton, Orient.
Vice Presfdent-Rev. A. NJ. Hanson
LeGrand.
secretary-Rev. Bruce WINNER. Lee
Grand.
Treasurer-Rev d. NJ. Helfnstien
Des Moines.;
The program was prepared by ]. G.
Grafton, Rev. Bruce WINNER and Rev
d. NJ. Helfnstien.
Marion Trustees on Bank Assessment
The Marion township trustees, A. II
Rice, Charles Burt and A. w. Hausafus
have authorized the statement regard
ing the suit brought by A. A. Moore