Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1909-05-17


The program for the conference fol-
lows:
Wednesday Morning, juno 8.
9:30-Devotional services led by
Rev. A. C. Grafton.
10:00-Minutes of last session.
10:15-Report of executive commit
tee of state conference.
10:30-Report of field secretary.
1:00-Treasurer's report.
1:1O-Appointment of committees
Religious services, Rev. A. B. Kendall;
roll, Prof. Vaughn CARTS; college, Rev.
c. E. Luck; publications, Rev. A. G.
Durham; missions, Rev. d. M. Helfen-
stein; education, Rev. A. G. Grafton;
resolutions and recommendations, Rev.
e. e. Bennett: moral reform, Rev. A.
w. Kicker.
11:20-Announcemen
1l:25-Five-minute closing service.
Afternoon Session.
1:3O-Twenty-minute bible reading.
:50-Business.
2:05-President's address.
2:25-Report of the secretary of
christian endeavor; round table con-
Quoted by the secretary of the depart
ment, theme 1.-THE Endeavor Problem
in the Country Church," suggested
questions: 'Is Christian En-
deavor Practicable in the Country?"
Gould 1t Be Successfully Combined
With the Chruch Service?" Can the
Ordinary C. E. Plans Be Carried Out
in the Country Church?" (Speeches
limited to three minutes.)
8: OO-Report of secretary of Sunday
schools. Round table conducted by
Rev. Bruce WINNER. Suggested ques-
tions: How Can the Sunday Schoo!
Scholars be Kept at Church?" How
Can We Efficiently Promote the Evan
gelistic Spirit in the Sunday SCHOOL,
What Teacher Training Can Do For
the School and How to Provide for
It."
Observation-Disclosures business.
4:20-Announcement
4:25-Five- minute closing service.
Evening Service.
7:30-Song service, arranged by Rev
a. B. Kendall.
S:oO-Annual address, Rev. c. E.
Luck.
Thursday, June 10.
9:00-Praise service, Mrs. Menaugh.
9:15-General business.
9: 30-Election of conference officers.
10:15-Report. committee on COM
munications and resolutions.
10:45-Report of committee On mora;
reform.
11:oe-'Let there be one hope. one
faith, for divided we fall" Rev. R. A.
Lewis.
11:2 5-Five- minute closing service.
Afternoon Session.
hihla rao DING
| 1:50-General business.
| 2.O0-Report of the secretary of ed
ucation.
| 2:1o-Report of the college commit
| tee.
| 2:25-Report of secretary board Of
| trustees.
2:45-Report of treasurer board ef
| trustees.
3:o0-Election of college trustees.
3:3O-"The Place of Our College in
Our State Work" Rev. E. f. Bennett.
3:55-"A Forward Movement" Pres
ident E. C. Kerr.
4:25-Five- minute closing service.
Evening Service.
| T:3o-Song service, direction of Rev.
A. B. Kendall
S:o0-Remarks by the president of
the board, A. H. Welker. general an
nouncements by president, address.
Education and Efficiency" Rev. L. E.
Foilansbee.
j Closing song.
Friday Morning, June IL.
9:00-Praise service, Rev. c. e. Bur-
d:ne.
9:15-General business.
9: 30-Report of committees on aud
lifting.
9:40-Report Of committee on pub
LEGATIONS.
lo:oo-"Our Publications as a Fac
tor in Our Progress" Rev. B. S. Ma
hen.
1o:15-Report of committee on mis-
sions.
1o:s5-Report of christian commits
sion.
1o:55-sermon by Rev. f. G. Walk
11:25-Five-minute closing service
Afternoon Session.
1:S0-Twentyminut bible reading
1:5o-General business
2:l0-Address, How to Best Develop
the Business Efficiency of Oul
Churches" Rev. w e. Burdine.
2:Oo-"The Laymen's Missionary
Movement; Shall We Adopt it il
Iowa?" Rev. A. W. Kicker.
2:50-General business.
S:50-"From the Seen to the I'm
seem" Rev. A. NJ Hanson.
4:25-Five-minute closing service
Evening Service-Missionary Program
7:30-Song service in charge of Rev
> A. B. Kendall; scripture reading, Mrs
Hawbecker, president; short prayer
for cenaral y,1icciop
, s:00-Address. Conditions of Ligh
and Darkness in America" Rev. j. F
> Barrett.
Collection.
Benediction, Rev. Mr. Harvard.
Perquisites Of Power.
:, To know the pains of power. W
q must go to those who have it; to know
e its pleasures, we must go to those VIII
S are seeking it; the pains of power ar
r real, its pleasures imaginary.-C. {