Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1910-04-26

church, George G.. Williams,
Response = Retiring moderator.
George w. Durham, Manchester.
Sermon, 1.-THE Needs OF the Churches''
IT. p. Jenkins, Long Creek.
Communion service. G. f. Ladd, Red
Oak; b. Il. Marsh, Burlington.
Collection for Ministerial Aid.
Wednesday, May 10.
a. m.-Opening devotions, modera-
tor.
SIS a. m.-Business.
Organization.
Reports of registrar, treasurer, aud
itor.
REPORTS OF standing committees.
9:3o--Devotional hour. led by Frank
l.. Hanscom, Creston. SUBJECT Ing
Spirit of the Gospel.
10:30--Recess.
10:4O-General topic. The Modern
Trend of the Religious Life.
l. AS Expressed in Biblical inter-
probation, A. Metcalfe. Des Moines.
2. AS expressed in the Passion for
Reality, w. III. Rollins, Waterloo.
8. AS Expressed in intellectual
Movements, Prof. l.. S. Ross. Des
Moines.
1l:40-Discussion and business,
1:3O-Opening devotions and bust
ness.
2:oo-sunday school hour. in
charge of DR.. Henry w. futile.
s:OO-The Modern Trend of the
Religious life.
/. AS Related to Industrial Move
!, ments, w. w. Short, Sioux City.
2. AS Related to Civic Righteous
ness, III. ~ Dascomb. Grinnell
3:45--Womens hour.
Addresses by Miss Finger, Chicago;
Rev. Mary Collins, Keokuk; Mrs. B.
w F'irman, Oak Park. Topic: The
Federation Of w. II. NJ Union and the
Apportionment Plan.
The brotherhood banquet will be held
at $50 after which the election of Of
ficers will take place and the reports
Of the retiring officers will be sub
mitted.
7:S0-Meeting in charge Of the Con-
gregational Brotherhood Of Iowa. Adj
dresses will be delivered as follows:
The Brotherhood and the Laymen's
Missionary Movement, Mr. Roger
Leavitt, Cedar Rapids; The Brother
hood: a Help or Burden to the
Church? The Brother and the Com
munity, J. w. Gannaway, Grinnell; The
Brotherhood and Business. j. Fl. Shoe
maker. Waterloo; The Brotherhood and
the man, e. f. Egan. Burlington.
Thursday, May 10.
$50 a. m.-Opening devotions and
business.
$50 a. m-Report of committee on
polity and discussion.
1880 a. m.-Devotional hour. in
charge Of DR.. A. l.. Frisbie, Des Moines
Obituary report, DR.. I. 0. Douglass,
Grinnell.
10: 80 a. nl.-Recess.
1O:40--A. B. c. L. NJ, G. e. White,
d. D., Dean of Anatolia College, Mar
sovan, Turkey.
11:O0 a. nc. Z. s.. DIR. Theodore
Clifton.
11:2O a. ma NJ. A. Rev. Mary Col
Inns.
11:4o a. m.-Discussion of report on
polity.
200 p. m.-Annual meeting Home
Missionary Society-Opening exercises,
J. H. Skies Eldon.
2:1O p. m-President's message. G. c..
Williams, Keokuk.
2:3O p. m-Secretary's report, p. A.
Johnson, Grinnell.
3:3O-Snapshots from the field.
An Experiment in Church Unity, X.
X. Atkinson, Davenport.
Inc missionary opportunity VI .he
City, w. II. Thomlinson. Muscatine.
Rural Problems Roy Hefenstein.
400 p. m.-Address, w. E. LODGE.
New York.
:3O--Treasurer' report. Miss An
ME D. Merrill, Des Moines.
Report Of board of oversight.
Election of officers.
Address, DIR. II. O. Douglas.
1870 p. m.-Introductory service.
7:45 p. m.--Our Iowa educational In
terests
Sis p. m-Addrcss, Rev. C. S. Mills.
D. D., st. Louis.
National president A. Fl. M. S.
Friday, May 20.
$50 a. m.--Opening devotions.
S:45 a. m.--Unfinished business.
$50 a. m.-Devotional hour and
words of farewell.