Los Angeles herald., 1909-06-23
TO
HOLDCONVENTION
CALIFORNIA SOCIETIES WILL
MEET IN PASADENA
THIRTY-FIVE HUNDRED VISITORS
ARE EXPECTED
Crown City VIII Be Taxed to Accom-
modate DeIegates-official Pros
gram for Sessions Made
Public
rsnecIal to The Herald.l

PASADENA, June 22-With the van
ty-second annual convention of the
Christian Endeavor societies of Cali
fornia, due in Pasadena Thursday for
a stay of four days, the Endeavorers of
this city are working to get everything
ready in time. The preparations are
going forward with vigor and dis
patch which promises we'll for their
completion in time.
The huge tent in which the mass
meeting will be held every night was
erected today on the lot at the corner
of Oakland avenue and East Colorado
street, two blocks east of the Pasadena
Presbyterian church, where the busi-
ness sessions of the convention will be
held.
Nearly enough rooms have been Sc
sured, by searching the city, to house
the delegates from the northern ana
central parts Of the state, who are to
be entertained as guests of the local
societies. President Fl. Fl. Godber OF
this city, head of the state Christian
Endeavor, has filed out the program
of the convention. 1t is as follows:
Friday Afternoon, June @5
230-State executive meeting for all
state officers and superintendent and
all county and city presidents.
3:30-Conference hour for Union
workers.
4:3O-Prayer circle for convention.
5:00-The officers responsibility, H.
H. Godber.
200 to 5:OO-Registration and assign
ment Recreation afternoon for moth
ern delegates.
Friday Evening, June 25
7:00-Singing by the convention.
730-Opening song, opening prayer.
7:45-Quiet hour doors closed).
s:oO-Formal opening Of convention.
H. H. Godber, state president. An
nouncements, Offering, solo, H. S. Will
| liams.
8:2O-W Welcome addresses, 1.-THE City
of Pasadena" Mayor Thomas Farley;
1.-THE Churches and Young People"
Rev. f. M. Bowling.
| 8:40-Response, Charles Cunningham,
| Sacramento.
8:5O-Convention singing.
| S:55-Address, 1.-THE Need of the
Day" Rev. William T. Patchell, San
Jose.
9:4O-Mizpah.
Saturday Morning, June 20
S:3O-Devotiona hour in groups
| Section /, convention auditorium,
"Christian Endeavorers' Partnership
With Christ in Life" Rev. ]. H. Pratt,
| evangelist, New Y OrK.
Section 2-Convention chapel, 1.-THE
Life Which Glorifles God and How to
Live It." Rev. Elmore Harris, ID. D.,
director China Inland mission, Toronto,
Canada
Section 3-Primary rooms, 1.-THE Holy
| Spirit Our Helper in all Service" Rev.
Lapsley A. McAfee, D. D., Berkeley.
9:3O-Rlnging Of chimes, signal for
| conferences.
| Q.aO-Conferences. nresidents. 7. p
Welles, Los Angeles; secretaries, Neil
e. Munro and Mrs. M. D. Haskell;
treasurers. George A. Capen, Sacra-
mento; intermediate, Miss Winifred E.
Skinner, Pasadena; Junior, Mrs. A. j.
A. Getter, Los Angeles; quiet hour,
Miss Margaret Smith, Berkeley; mis-
sionary, Miss Joy Keck, Riverside;
tenth legion, Miss Lenore Butler; citi-
zenship; evangelistic, Paul G. Brown,
Los Angeles; floating, Evan r. Jones,
San Diego; hospital, Miss Harriet Buss.
10:45-Ringlng of chimes, close of con-
ferences.
10:45-Evangelistic session, Paul c.
Brown, presiding; Personal and So
ciaI Evangelism "Bible Study for
Evangelistic Purposes" Miss Edith
Culver El Modena; How Endeavorers
Can Help in Evangelistic Campaigns"
r. e. Small, Los Angeles; Drawing
the Net" in our Endeavor Meetings,
Alvin Long, San Jose.
11:45-Business, appointment Of COM
mittees; announcements.
12:00-Adjournment.
Saturday Afternoon, June 2s
Convention auditorium - 80, quiet
hour session, Miss Margaret Smith,
Berkeley, presiding. What Is the
Quiet Hour" Mrs. Sadie Tuthill Am
brose, Los Angeles; 1.-THE Pledge Sign
ing-Why Important; questions from
our atechism-conference Testimo-
nies.
2:S0-Conference, prayer meeting,
lookout, missionary, social, presidents,
secretaries. quiet hour intermediate,
junior. tenth legion, intermediate liter
ature.
| 5:00-Adjournment.
| 5:15-Depominationa1 rallies.
| 6;15-StEeet meetings, r. C. Lewis,