The Greeley tribune., 1908-02-06

this evening. There will be speakers
here from all parts of the country,
and even from far off Japan to take
part in the program, which will last
for three days. There will be several
hundred delegates to the convention.
A summary of the full program is
given below:
Thursday Evening.
METHODIST CHURCH.
7:3O. Opening Service, conducted by
Albert Sechrist, President OF the last
convention.
Appointment of Committee on Organ
ization, on Credentials. and on Business.
500. illustrated Address, "A World
Movement by !. r. Thompson, of New
York City, Secretary of the Information
al Committee.
S:45. Address: "Some Personal Ex-H
periencs in Winning Men to Christ" by
Rev Louis Albert Banks, D. D.. Pastor
Trinity Methodist Episcopal Church,
Denver.
Friday Morning.
EETHoDIsT CHURCH.
$50 Devotional Service, led by
Chaplain Ossewarde, OF Ft. Logan.
S:45 Bible study. by Rev. James NJ.
Gray, D. D., of the Moody Bible Inst-
tute. Chicago.
$50 Business Session. - Organiza-
ton.
1000 Address: "The Boy: the Be-
ginning Of Evangelistic Effort" Sy c. S.
Bishop, General Secretary OF the Kansas
City, Mo, Associations, -Diacuesieu viii
4 I~fN H11<> ~
and o. c. Cotton, Fort Collins.
Fridey Afternoon.
| METHODIST CHURCH.
200. Devotional Service, led by Prot
j. w. Lawrence, of Colorado Agricul-
tural College.
2:15. Bible Study, by DIR Gray.
| 800. Discussion: "Evangelistic Eff
fort in the Building
Discussion led by DR.. w. b. Newhall
of Denver; w. A. House of Grand Juuct-
| Springs.
| Friday Evening.
METHODIST CHURCH.
7:3o. Service of Song.
500. Address: why the Young Mems
Christian A association should be Evan
gelistic in Its Aim and Purpose" by A.
j. Elliott. of New York City, Secretary
OF the International Committee.
S:45. Ad lrees: What ia Evangelism
by Rev. Frank L. Bayley, D. D., Pastor
OF Plymouth Congregational Church,
Denver.
Saturday Morning.
METHODIST CHURCH.
$50 Devotional Services, led by W.
W. Hamilton of Denver.
S:45 Address: Safeguarding the Fu-
ture," by William L. Sweet.
900 Business Session Report of
the Committees.
Saturday Afternoon.
METHODIST CHURCH.
200. Devotional Service, led by Prof.
e. S Parsons of Colorado College
2:l5 Third Bible Study. by DIR. Gray,
800 Discussion: 'Evangelistic Eff
fort, Outside OF the Building"
The discussion will be led by G. b.
Hall of Colorado Springs; j l.. Mead of
Denver; +. l.. Starrett, of Denver.
Saturday Evening.
700 A complimentary Banquet will
be t. nderod by the citizens of Greeley to
all delegates at the Camtield Hotel. Az
ter the menu the following phases of
Association work will be presented in
brief addresses:
a "1rdustrial," by II. Thompson.
b "Student." A. J. Elliott.
C City" G.. S. Bishop
d "Foregu" G. V tiibbard
Sunday Morning.
| UNITED PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH.
900. Devotional Service for Dele
ga es, led 10y G. V. HIbDard. of Tokyo,
Japau.
lo:45 Church Services. The pulpits
being occupied by Convention speakers
Sunday Afternoon.
| 800 Meeting for Ven, Ut the Gree
la, q era House. led by Evangelist Nj.
| Ian B w Hams.
300 Meeting for Women. at First
Corgr, garioual Church, led by DR.. j.
| NJ Gray
300 Meeting for Boys. at the FIRST
Pr. sbyterian Church, Id by j, II
| Y thompson.
Sunday Evening
| T.3O ChuU. o'vtc"s. lhe pnlpils
being occupied b. & nv-nt sprnk 'fs
| METHODIST CHURCH
$50 Union Mceti X. - q res