The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1910-08-08
NORTH SIDE NEWS.
Young Peoples Alliance at Gar
field Park.
Nineteenth Annual Session
\ Opens Tomorrow Evening.
GOV. STUBS TO SPEAK
Will Deliver Address on Good
Citizenship Saturday.
Bishop s. p. Spreng Will Tell
Of Orient.
SOV. STUBBS TO SPEAK

Tuesday evening the opening session
of the nineteenth annual assembly OF
the Young Peoples Alliance ana
Women's Missionary Society OF the
Kansas Conference Evangelical asso-
citation will be held at Garfield park
An interesting program has been ar
ranged which will continue until sun
day evening. Governor w r. Stupps
is booked for his address, Good Cltl-
zenship," on Saturday afternoon at
2:15, and the committee in charge Oh
arrangements is expecting an attend
ance of at least a thousand persons on
this occasion.
DIR. S. c. Emeley, professor of path
ology at the state university ana zee
turer for the state board of health
will speak THURSDAY afternoon on
Fighting the Great White Plague.
Bishop S. P. Spreng, the prominent
religious speaker of the convention
has recently returned from an extend
ed trip in the Orient. He Will cehVeI
an interesting lecture, zone Thousand
Miles by Rice Power which Is os
scriptive of his trip into the heart
Another speaker of prominence is
Mrs. S. ]. Bamertsfelder, editor of the
Missionary Messenger.
one of the special features of the
singing which will be led by the Rev
D. SWart.
There will be camping on the
, grounds and meals may be obtained at
an association tent.
Below is the program for Tuesday
evening and Wednesday:
TUESDAY EVENING.
7:45-Song Service. Rev. d. Swart
Music.
s:OO-"The Layman's Missionary
Movement; (a) How it Mees the
Growing Financial Needs of the
Church in It's Great Commission.
..........C has. F. Schafer
b How It Relates Itself to Women's
Missionary Work. Miss Teena Stoll
(c) How 1t Aids the Pastor in Slim
ulating Missionary Education:
............... Rev. P. G. -Nufter
Music.
WEDNESDAY MORNING.
S:OO-9:OO-Devotiona Hour go.
.............-. Rev. ]. H. Tobias
9:00-Children's Hour ......-..
............M Miss Priscilla Wahl1
10:O0-Sectional Conference-On- Y.
P A. work Pavilion auditorium,
How to Make the Y. p A. Go.
on s s., work (PavilIien platforml
The Cradle Roll and Home Depart
ment j. A. Werner
Mission Study (Band stand). Text
OOOks hOLGe~ III Lld1ISlIAOli,
............ f. E. Erffmeyer
11:15-District Evangelism, in charge
of Rev. C. L. Sorg. Opening address
by .... Rev. w. F. Wolthausen
WEDNESDAY AFTERNOON.
2:3O-Devotional Rev. H. f. Bower
2:45-Good News from the Field. >"
A Survey. of Our Field. M F. Gabel
What Facts and Figures Tell.
J. A. Werner
Our Finances %. F. Hanne
What the Juniors Are Doing.
............... Mrs Frank Seidel
Appointment of committees.
S:30-Intermission
3:45-W. NJ. S.
Enrolment of delegates.
Appointment of committees and re-
porters.
Presidents annual address.
1.-THE Master Hath Need of Thee
........-. Mrs. W. F. Scheurman
Corresponding secretary's report
........ ... Mrs. NJ. F. Gabe1
Treasurer's reportMrs. o. F. Hanne
Our mission bands ...........
... Miss Priscilla NJ Wah1
Supt. Tithing Mrs. w c. Johnson
Supt. Mission Study Mrs. G. L. Sorg
WEDNESDAY EVENING.
T:30-Praise service.
Music.
Sermon. Rev. w. c. johnson
Notes and Personals.