Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1910-03-07
Laymen' Missionary Movement
Begins In This City Tonight

The hotel headquarters Of the con-
Vention are AZ the kuutsford
The general headquarters of the con-
vention for Information are at the Y. NJ.
G.. A.
The prospectus Of the movement
says.
ITS purpose is 20 help men grasp
the magnitude of the real business OF
the church; TO enlist the brains and
energies of the men who are swinging
our modern Industrial enterprises and to
utilize thomein the tremendous under
taking Of the church, the evangelical
ton Of the world in this generation, Of
which work men have no adequate
knowledge as IL has never been placed
before them and which work cannot
De accomplished. for Christ never in
tended il to be, without their strength.
II Is It's purpose 90 awaken men TO
their opportunities, to unite themselves
as constructive factors, with the great
est spiritual currents that are shaping
and determining human history, 10
convince man Of the divine law that
causes him who arises and supplies
the needs OF his brother In the utter
most, az the same time to multiply his
own Christion efficiency at home. and
10 remind men that all life Is a sacred
trust Involving the Stewardship Of
time. talent, treasure, that to hold is 10
lose and 20 give is 20 gain, that the
spiritual values alone are everlasting,
and that no man can live the large
life God has planned unless he enters
with his soul into the program Of
Christ FOR solving the supreme problem
OF the world.
THE salt Lake convention COM
prisss the territory OF this state and
southern Idaho. We ask each church
20 send at least one representative,
delegates being solf-entertaining
The general committee In connection
with the convention is composed Of
the following well-known citizens; NJ.
L. Richie, chairman, r. Lucas, sec
rotary; r.. .. Howard. treasurer q, O.
McIntire, executive secretary. J. f.
Harding. O.. r. Allen. A. j Gorham,
George Merrill II. W. Smith. James
Scobce, l. H. Page, W. b. Mccartney
c. H. Zimmerman, Roy Marsh, A. r.
Mccain, n. =. Williams, w. II Fra
zee. W. e.. Orem. Y. h. Cutler. W. W.
Des Autcls, Horace Dunbar. ". A.
Ruttan IA. j. Mcmillan, j. W. Thomp-
son, II. W Boyer. A. r. Greaves-W Walk
or. c. NJ Marshall. II. W. Gates, r. A.
Druehl. H. a yelling, ~ r Schwenk,
G. p. Schultz. ole Olson, O. !. shu-
green, August Wahlquist ]. H. Pape
j. G.. McClain. II. Stcarns, r. Morning
star - +. Trap W. q. Morse, II. u.
Hiskoy A. u. Mcclure, H. g, Scott, J.
q Cert Joseph clark n. j. Hansen.
j. T. Johnson. r.. W WaEgett F. O..
Richmond S. l. Billings, W. n. 1tb-
balls. W. q. Lyme, y. V. silver u. D..
Swoazoy, j. s. Walker, Earl Havenor
A. T. Holt. g. n. Sanders, W NJ
| Thome, L. NJ Gillian, q. G.. Spooner
Wade Ioofbourow, O. l. COX, W. NJ.
Ferry. John Dem, J. A. Smith. ogden,
r.. p Mills. ogden S. p. Christensen.
| ogden, T.. u. smith ogden, j. s..
CuIbertson. Provo; w. y. Bonham,
Provo, r. j. Rutt, Green River, H..
w wyatt Tromonton; r. g.. Jensen.
Mt Pleasant; John Hurting. Murray;
L. II. Richardson, Logan. Roy Hast
lngs. SprinEville. and Isaac Binns, Jr,
| American Fork
other committees are:
Executive committee: NJ. T. Richie.
chairman f. Lucas. secretary =. o.
Howard treasurer; j. r. Harding. J..
| S Walker. r. W. Boyer. l. n Page, r..
Morningstar, r. II. Druehl, W. 6.
LYME and A. -. Mcclure.
| Cooperative committee: h. II. Tim
norman. j. w. Thompson ID william
/ Thome. Hon. &. W. Morse, n. +. VIII
uams r. o. Howard. j. l.. Johnson. H.
A. yelling n w. smith q NJ. Mar
shall, J II. Page and II. G.. Scott
Finance committee. O. l. Cox. r.
| Lucas and l. VI. Page.
Advisory committee; The pastors Of
the evangelical churches