The advocate. [volume] (Charleston, W. Va.) 1901-1913, 1910-01-27
.lAYNEkrs MISSIONARY
MOVEMENT PROGRAM
IN HUNTINGTON .

Cd here in the Laymen's Missionary
convention which with meet In Hunt.
lngton today and will last until Fri
day. AT the supper this evening II
Is estimated that fully 500 persons
Will be feasted, according to the way
they have been registering at the
headquarters OF the Laymen's con.
Yention. which Is at the office of At
torney George r. Heffly. on Ninth
street. Huntington. Among those
registered are number from this
city. .~.--.s@. -
The supper will be furnished by
the ladies of the Central Christian
who have arranged a very
tempting repast. The menu follows:
Chicken Sandwiches
Bread and Butter Sandwiches
Waldorf Salad Potato Chips
Pickles Cheese
Cake Coffee
The, following is revised and
program Of the proceedings
OF the convention:
Wednesday, January 20.
600 p. m. Supper, Loves Garage
building, corner Eleventh street
and Fourth avenue.
Addresses.
1. Remarks by the vice chairman
OF the Huntington Cooperating
Comm1ttee-Dr. ]. D. Meyers.
2. The Modern Missionary Move
MONTEREY. A. S. Lloyd. D. D.,
Bishop Co-adjutor Of Virginia,
Alexandria, Va.
n
Rev. c. A. r. Janvier, Philadel-
phia, Pa.
/. "America's World Responsibility
Rev. f. b. Rains, d. D., Sec
rotary Missionary Board Chris
tian Church, Cincinnati, o.
Thursday, January %.
$50 a. m. First Presbyterian
Church, w. B. Anderson, Ports
mouth. o., presiding.
devotional Services.
l. The Adequate Missionary Pol
icy"-Rev. w. G. Cram, Korea.
2. The Missionary Committee
W. B. Stubs. Secretary l.. NJ.
NJ, NJ. E. Church South, Nash
willie, Teun. ---------.. ---..--
3. '"rhe Bible and Missions''-Rt.
Rev. George Peterkin, D. D.,
Bishop Of West Virginia Dio-
cese, Parkersburg, W. Va.
4. "Systematic Missionary Educa-
ton" --------------
(a) Use Of Literature.
,(b) Groups for Conference and
Investigation. .-..--.- -... -
(c} An Educational Campaign
---------- Df.GD- Clay Lilly, Field Secre-
tary l.. NJ. NJ, Nicholasville
$50 p. IN. First Presbyterian
Church-Col. d. Putnam. Ash
land, Ky, presiding.
Devotional Services.
i. The Worlds Debt to the Mis-
sionary"-Rev. r. w. Patton,
Dept: Sec'y. Protestant Episco-
pal Church, Atlanta, Ga.
2. The Reflex Influence Of Mis-
sions'-Dr. Edward Warren
Capen, Boston, Mass.
3. THE Call Of God to the Men Of
Today"-Willis r. Hotchkiss,
Lumbwa, British East Africa.
4. Business System in Missionary
Finance"
(a) The Weekly Offering.
(b) The Every Member Canvass
(c) Proportion in Missionary
Giving.
Rev. J. o. Reaves, D. D., Sec
rotary Foreign Missionary So
ciety,s Presbyterian Church,
Nashville, Tenn.
1870 p. N. First Presbyterian
Chnrch-Hon. H. C. McWhorter,
Charleston, w. Va, presiding.
Devotional Services.
/. 1.-THE Korean Revival-Rev. w.
G. Cram, Korea.
2 "Africa's Need Of Christ Mr..
Willis Z. Hotchkiss.
3. "Work Among the Lepers"-Rev.
Samuel Higginbotham, India.
Friday, January 20.
$50 a.. III. First Presbyterian
Church, w. r. Thompson pre-
siding.
1. "A Travellers Testimony to Mis-
sions"-Edward Warren Capen.
.. "The Larger Life Purpose
Rev. J. o. Reaves, D. D., Nash
Vile, Tenn.
3. "The CHARACTERIZATION of the
World in This Generation'-W
B. Stubs, Nashville, Tenn.
{. Prayer and Missionary Enter
prise ''7-Rev. J. T. Henderson
Secretary l.. NJ. NJ, Southern
Baptist Convention, Bristol.
Friday Afternoon.
I. Meeting for all Ministers. 200
o'clock. Programs arranged by
Mission Boards.
Baptist, 900 D. m, Fifth Avenue
Baptist Church, corner FIFTH
avenue and Tenth street.
Christian, 800 p. M, Central Chris
tian Church, corner Twelfth
street and Fifth avenue.
Congrega tional, 800 p. No., Congre
gational Church, corner Ninth
street and Fifth avenue.
Episcopal, 800 y. M. Episcopa
Church, corner Fifth avenue
and Eleventh street.
Lutheran, 800 y. M, First NJ. F.
Church (lecture. room) corne1
Fourth avenue and Tenth street
Methodist, 400 y. M, First NJ. z
Church, corner Tenth street anc
Fourth avenue.
Methodist South, 300 y. m, John
son Memorial Church, corDe1