The Mitchell capital. (Mitchell, Dakota [S.D.]) 1879-1918, 1909-10-07
s.lA IIl''I!IsT c3aE NlxI WEEK
Twsaty-EIshth ANNUAL Convention
II the baptist Church Conyenes
Here Mednessny.
Here Wednesday.

The first session in connection
with. the South Dakota Baptist on
yention to be held in our city next
week will be the Woman's Round
Table Conference, which begins at
nine o'clock on Wednesday morning.
This session will be presided yer by
Mrs. G. F. Hackett. a relative of
Mrs. Morris of this city. Every wo-
man Is cordially invited and no man
will be shut out.
Rev. Emory w. Hunt will conduct
. conference on the Prayer Meeting
and also twice each day, every fore
noon and afternoon during the con
yention he will conduct The Quiet
Hour. which will be memorable fea-
lures of the convention. Doctor Hunt
10 president of Dennison University,
ut Granville, Ohio. He is a man of
commanding presence and personal
ity.
The theme, Men and Missions is
Williams, of Des Moines. Iowa, who
spi4D auASIAANt 6OCAOSdAy Iva Iuo 6A1ASl tSoA
Baptist Foreign Mission Society.
Then World Wide Missions is to
be discussed by Rev. Ola Hanson, of
Hanson went as a missionary to In
dia and soon located in upper Bur-
ma in the Hill Tribe called the Kach-
ms. where he has done a marvellous
work in reducing to writing the lam
100, ~ ~f kH1k r,31d %vSIo
Rev. DR.. Fl. o. Rowlands, who
speaks on Inspiration of the Bible"
THE Business Of the Church" and
other themes is from Davenport, Ia,
but was formerly pastor in Lincoln.
Nebraska, and also in Chicago.
The college session will be in
charge OF DR.. 3. F. Jorden, president
OF Sioux Falls Baptist College.
There will be a number of adj
dresses on Field Work. by those
Who have bsen out over the state
during the summer doing evangelis-
Tic work with tents; then South Da-
kota 40 It looks to an Outsider will
u discussed by Editor ]. 8. Dicker-
ron. Of Chicago. These are q few of
the good things and able men upon
this program and the public general
u Is invited to share the instruction
and uplift Of those messages.
The program which has been ar
ranged Is q very extensive n and
covers the wide field OF the work of
this church. Il is given below In
full:
Wednesday Forenoon.
500 q. m. Devotional service. Top
lie: Prayer and Construction Essen
tfal to Advancement. Mrs. j.. T..
Brown. Montrose.
9 go Juniors and Young Ladies.
Mrs. ~. N. Jeffers, State Leader.
Mitchell.
$50 Review of the Study Books
Tor the coming year. (Foreign) Mrs.
Cary Gundgrson, Vermillion. lHomel
Mrs. Rathbun, Parker.
1910 Problems Confronting Our
Mission Circles. Mrs. Foster, Sioux
Falls.
1O:l3O Literary Conversation
10:45 Round Table. important
questions to be discussed NY dele
rates.
Wednesday Afternoon,
Ministerial Conference.
1916 Praise service. Rev. -. F..
Mcdonald, leader.
ISIS Conference on the Prayer
Meeting, conducted hy Rev. Emory
Nv. Hunt. d. D., Prestle1t Eenison
University, Granville. Ohio.
How I made mine profitable. In
the Country Church. Cottage Prayer
Meetings. How Maintain Without a
Pastor. An ideal meeting. What
wouldsit be? What would 1t omit?
How long ought a pastor to talk?
SEA iayman)
p. M The Quiet Hour. Conduct
ed by Or. emory w. Hunt, subject
ss.If I were a Pastor Again"
$3.50 A conference on the Sunday
Eyensing Service, conducted by Rev.
Craig s. Thoms, OF Vermillion. Its
The b. Y. P.sU. meeting a help or a
ahindrance? How make it a congre-
cation builder? Shall we advertise
81 especially? The after-meeting,
when desirable. how conducted.
NJ $50 Prayer Service. conducted by
the president.
IS 90 Adjournment.
"Wednesday Evening.
s q $50 Praise Service, Rev. Earle ".
Pierce.
700 Election OF officers.
S::16 Addresses OF Welcome by
MAYOR "a. e. Hitchcock and Pastor
Edward N. letters. Response. by the
President Elect. The Annual Sermon
~ Rev. II. u. Palmerton, Watertown,
-. Subject: The Point Of Contact
~ Soul Saving" Roman 1876, ii
Cor. s9:23. Reception Of new pastors.
Thulsdg Forenoon.
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