Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1910-05-24
CONFERENCE 10
 MEET AT CAMDEN
Annual, Meeting oi Epw9rth League Will Be Held June 1-9-ihere Ire More Tfan 9D Lea1Ges Iii Lit
 tIe Rock Conference.

The Epwcgta Leagues of the Little Rock Conference. Methodist Episco- ral Church, south. will hold their annual nls,t:1z at Camden June : to 9. The .=eJle of Camden will en- tertain all the delegates and are ex- Eecting ] large number Of delegates ic attend this meeting, which is the fifth one to be held in the Little Rock onfArence Rev. W. C. Watson, pastor of the Metordist church of Camden, has always been active in the work of the Epworth League, and was for some time second vice pres ident of the conference organization.
 The present officers are: Rev. For hey Htuc 1inson of Hot Springs, pres ident; J. R. Stanley of Camden, first vice president: T. B. Warwick of Little Rock, second vice president; Miss Erna Richardson of DeVall's Fluff, thiT1 vice president; Miss Maud Cverton of Little Rock, fourth vice president; W. x. Bragg, of Hot Springs, secretary and treasurer; Rev. James Thomas Of Texarkana, field secretary; Miss Lula Lee Thom- asson of Philadelphia, Era agent and Miss Dora Davis Of Mablevale, and Fatty White of Camden, junior super irtendent3.
 No pains have been spared to make tie meeting Il success, and those who have the matter in charge prophecy an enthusiastic gathering. There are more than ninety Epworth Leagues in the Little Rock conference, with a total membership of more than 3,o0P Each league is entitled to one dele gate for every ten members, and the conference officers hope to have ev- cry league chapter represented. They also expect all the preachers and presiding elders to be present.
 Rev. T. o. Owen of Pine Bluff will have charge of the music as usual, and Miss Maud Williams of Texarkana Hill sing.
 An exceedingly interesting number cn the program will he an address entitled My Country" by D. 5. Kim, native of Korea, who is being educated at Hendrix College at Con- way. Following is the complete pro- gram:
 Tuesday, June :.
 Mornins-S:00, welcome address, H T. Harrison; S:15, What is 8 Ieaguer?'' Forney Hutchinson; 9:00 reception to delegates by local league
 Wednesday, June s.
 Mornins-9:00 devotional, E. R Steele 9 90, presidents address, For ney Hutchinson; 10:30, roll call and reports from the leagues: 10:30, de- votional department, J. R. Stanley i1:15, Gods Word and Personal Work" James Thomas.
 Afternoon-3: GO, devotional, E. R 0CcGlt o9, ItpOlI Ol Jdul0l Supcl ill- dents; 3:45, charity and help depart ments, T. B. Warwick; 1 30. The League as a Recruiting Field fol Trained Workers Wilena Henry.
 Evening-S00. song service, T. o Gwen S:3o, address NJ. N. Waldrip
 Thursday, June 2.
 Mornine-9:00, devotional, E. F Steele; 9:3o, literary and social de rartment, report and discussion, Er- ma Richardson; 10:30, e'The Duty oi Our Young People to Give Themselves to Missionary Work" Dr. O. F. God card; 14:15, The World Needs Equipped Young Men, Prof. J. E Condor.
 Afternoon-2:30, devotional, E. R Steele; 800, missionary department Maud Overton 3:45. Our Mission Study Glass; Roy Farr; f:0o, NJ Country D. S. Kim; 1 30 D. m., bus ines session.
 Evening-S:00, song and praise, T o. Owen; S:30, "Epworth Leaguers as Factors in the Future of Arkansas Dr. o. E Goddard.