The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1909-06-26
MOB LAW At W|LBURTON
EPWORTH
SUNDAY
PROGRAM

Sunday viii be the big day OF the
EpwOrth assembly when an all day
program Will be carried out In the
Electric park auditorium and In the
assembly tent at Island park.
T0day's program was carried out
complete, with goodly attendance
OF local and out Of town people
throughout the day
The Devotional aud Preacher hour
services We're conducted by the Rev,
Froh0ck.
Between 10 and II o'clock Rev. J.
E. Wagner conducted the Epworth
School on Methods meeting. Mis-.
sionary work was the subject dis.
cussed at the meeting.
Mrs Bess Geaiheart Morrison en-
tertalncd the children between III
and ~ o'clock.
lne Eraorth League State con
yenton was not held today on &C.
count Of other meetings AT that hour,
but will hold their annual business
meeting Monday when officers for
Che ensuing year win be elected
The assembly attendants We're Civ
en- a surprise this afternoon by an
extra number on the program be-
tween and 3 O'Clock The manage.
ment Is 50 well pleased Stah Miss
Ben 0liel the costume lecturer and
entertainer, uaat they have engaged
her to stay over until Monday This
afternoon she gave an Illustrated lee.
ture on "The Twenty-third Psalm.
Miss Ben Oliel will give an Illus.
trated lecture tomorrow afternoon
before Chancellor bradford delivers
the afternoon sermon on "The Blood
OF the Covenant"
T0morrows program Is as follows;
s o. m- Devotional hour Island
park pavilion
10 a. m.-special music. Electric
park auditorium.
1899 q. iii. Sermon, fev. i. II.
Wiekersham, OF iowa; Electric park
auditorium.
2;3O y. m.-sacred concert, I1lec
trio park auditorium.
3:00 y. nj. Sermon, Chancellor
Bradford, Electric park auditorium.
9 y, m.-Vesner service Island
park pavilion.
7:i5 p. m. prelude entertainment.
Music and reading. Clarence c. Rob.
lnson, Miss Olive Wheat and Mrs.
Bess Gearheat Morrison, Electric
park auditorium.
S;l5 y. m.-l.eeiufe, Rev. l.. g.
Wickeraaam, Electric park audito.
rlum.
This Evenings Program.
Rev l.. y. Wtekersham, of Iowa.
platform orator and preacher will
deliver ono Of hts best lectures.
The muslcai prelude will be fea.
tured hy piano quarielte composed
of Misses Beland. Miliikon. ChileOit
and Spencer Prof. G. G. Robinson
will sing Bonnie Sweet Bessie.
and Mrs Morrison viii favor with her
enjoyable readings.
The music for the Sunday sessions
viii be especially elaborate. The
First Methodist choir will be aug.
mented, making a chorus OF forty.
five voices under direction OF Prof.
Robinson, and will sing works from
ilae great masters at both morning
and evening services.
In the afternoon Miss Maud VIII.
Hams and Prof Clarence Robinson
will sing Love Divine Miss Wheat
Will sing 'The Ninety and Nine.'
Each evening seems 90 be better
musically than the one before. IJasl
evening The Guthrie Ladies' chorus
sang the Carmena waltz song and
iheir ensemble was perfect. This
organization has made progress III.
tie short OF marvellous. Their en-.
core was "Comin Thru the Rye" al.
ways an enjoyable number Mrs,
Morrison's wlding OF Casey at the
bat revealed her as q true fan. II
Is always pleasure to hear her
Mise Wheat, Of pittsburg. Pa, sang
aud her voice was we'll appreciated
receiving hearty applause.