Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1910-10-01
PRFSBYTFR|ANS
MEET TUESDAY
Will HAVE \ BUSY TIME IN
TULSA,
MISSIONS MEETING FIRST


Beginning Tuesday the presbylc-
Irlans Will have busy time the COM
| ing week, three organizations of that
church meeting In this city at tho
same time. The beginning Is made by
the conference ON Indian Missions
which holds It's first session Tuesday
afternoon The synod OF oklahoma
comes next and holds Ms first session
Wednesday evening at 1880 o'clock In
the NJ. H. church, South There viii
be brotherhood meeting - laymcn
wednesday afternoon nt o'clock All
meetings VIII be- held In the NJ. a.,
church, South, owing TO the fact that
the new Presbyterian church, seventh
and Boston, Is not completed
Delegates viii be In attendance from
IAN parts of the state 10 the number
.of several hundred The Indian con-
ference has many interesting feat
urcs about It and many of the dele
gates In attendance nt this meeting
have been IN the service for many
years
The features of the entire sessions
viii bee the popular meeting address
N'"'l'|f 'N'liNln 'N wv lN'Nf . AN''NA'flf'
q. Moffetl y. D., the modoratOr's SER
mon Wednesday evening by Rev
James Kidd Thompson Of Muskog
the popular meeting on home and for
cign missions Wednesday and the in
auguration of Dr. S. Il Gordon, ID.
u. l., l.. D., as president of Henry
Kendall College Friday evening,
Tho program entire for the conCcr-
enCc on Indian Missions is AS follows:
Tuesday Afternoon.
2;00-- Fratcrnal meeting
2:30-lniormal conference between
the superintendent of the de-
partmcnt of Indian work aud
the men in the field
Evening.
S;OO-Popuar meeting aidrcss-By
the Rev Thos g. Moffett D..
Wednesday Forenoon.
Observation-Disclosures w. A. Pro-
Ninc u, D.
9OO-Nced Of an advance work by
the Presbyterian church In mis-
sions to the Indians of Okla
homa MIR. W. Il Robe.
9:3O-The Worker for our Schools
The Rev. f.. h. Schaub.
9:5O-The Men for the Churches
The Rev. A. B Johnson
tO:1O-Problcms Pressing Now. Ca|
Need of Work in Western ok
lahoma co Short reports
from the workers
10.5O-Lcssons from the Past
11.1O-The Need as Seen From the
New York OffiCc---Tho Rcvs
Drs. Dixon and Moffctt,
The proposed docket for the synod
is as follows:
Wednesday, oct >, 7;3O y. M
Modcrator's Nrmon, Rev. James
Kidd Thompson. Muskogee.
Roll call Election of officers
Report of committee on arrange
menta.
Thursday, oct q.
CMorning session at Henry Kendall
College,.
Appointment Of temporary commit
tees.
Reference Of papers,
Rcports-llenry Kendall College,
trustees Of synod, Brotherhood, edu-
cation, university work, college board.
afternoon session in NJ. T.. Church,
(SouthD
2:OO-Electlon of stated and perma-
ncnt clerks. Publication and
Sabbaths chool work. Young
peoples societies. Ministerial
relief
3.SO-DevOtlonal exercises and SER
mon.
4:15-Freedmen Church erection,
73O-Popuar meeting. Home aud
foreign missions.
Friday, oct. !.
$3.50 a. m.--Roll call Reading of min
utcs.
Reports--Foreign MISSIONS home
missions narrative Temperance
and Sabbath Observance, eNecu-
tive commission.
200" y EvangClistiC work
Bible and tract societies.
Reports of temporary commit-
tees-P.ills and ovcrtures, judi
cial and business, finances and
auditing, Presbyterian records.
$3.50 p. m.-SermOn and communion
service
4:15 p. m,--Reports-
Place of next meeting.
History and neurology
Minutes of General Assembly
Revision of standing committees
Presbyterian statistical reports.
Resolutions, Leave of absence
Reading of minutes Roll call
Adjournment.
1880 p. m.-Inauguaratlon of the Rev
Seth r. Gordon, u. D., l.. l.. D.
as president of Henry Kendall
College.