The Calumet news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 1907-1938, 1911-06-13

Inc committee In charge OF the
twenty-second Annual Michigan Chris
tan Endeavor Convention reports that
the preparations have been completed
Tor the great gathering to be held next
week In Detroit, June 22-25. The pro-
gram is throughout the best and most
comprehensive ever offered TO a state
young peoples convention. From the
automobile trip. Thursday afternoon,
to the final session. Sunday evening.
everything has been done that pos
sibly could be done 10 make the stay
OF all the delegates most profitable
and enjoyable. The following program
will speak for itself:
Thursday evening at 1880, a prayer
and praise service will be followed by
addresses by DIR. J. Percival Huget,
pastor of First Congregational churt b
OF Detroit; Mr.. Egbert NJ. Hayes, pres.
ident Of Detroit Christian Endeavor
Union; DIR. C. II. Hubbell. president
OF Michigan Christian Endeavor Uni n.
and Gov. Osborn
Quiet hour services will be conduct.
ed Friday and Saturday morning by
DR.. Samuel S. Marquis, dean of st.
Paul's cathedral. Detroit.
Friday morning. after a short adj.
dress by Miss Caroline Parsons OF
Kalamazoo, the convention will be di.
vided in eight simultaneous confer.
ences for the discussion of the prob.
lens incident to the following depart.
ments of work: Officers OF societios.
Junior and intermediate work, lookout.
prayer meeting, social, missionary and
citizenship committees and pastors.
This session will close with an address
by DR. Harry Stark of Saginaw. At 12
o'clock there will be lucheon for all
Junior workers.
During Friday afternoons session
there will be addresses by DR.. J. VI.
Kellogg of the Battle Creek sanitar-
ium,. Miss M. Josephine Petrie, sec
rotary Of the young peoples depart
ment of the Presbyterian Board IF
Home Missions, and DR. Isaac T. Head
land, president of the Methodist uni
versity at Pekin. China. After a prayer
and praise service Fridays session
will be addressed by DR. Francis e.
Clark, founder of the Christian En-
deavor movement, and President Isaac
T. Headland.
The Saturday morning session will
begin with a quiet hour lead by Dr.
Samuel s. Marquis. After brief re-
ports by the state officers and an ad
dress by Mrs. Hutchinson OF Toledo
on Junior Work" the entire conven
ton will be divided into Simultaneous
conferences to discuss problems Incl
dent 10 the departments of work dis
cussed Friday morning.
The entire afternoon Saturday will
be devoted to boat ride on the beau.
tiful Detroit river. There will be but
one speaker Saturday night, the Hon.
]. Frank Hanly, ex-governor OF In
diana
Sunday morning. the various conven
ton speakers will occupy prominent
pulpits in Detroit. Sunday afternoon
there will he a meeting for women nd
dressed by Or. Carolyn Geisel. The
men will unite with the Young Mems
Christian Association in meeting ad- |
dressed by Dr. Ira Landrith, editorial
secretary of the Presbyterian Brother
hood of America.
The final session of the convention. |
Sunday evening at 1880, will be ad.
dressed by DR.. Ira Landrith and Rev. |
Morris w Ehnes, educational secre |
AIRY of the Young Peoples Missionary |
Movement.
The convention headquarters will be |
he First Congregational church on tho |
corner OF Woodward and Forest AYES. |
n the evening simultaneous sessions |
will be held in the First Congrega- |
ional church and st. Pauls cathedral. |
which is on the corner OF Woodward |
ind Hancock AYES.
Throughout the convention ample |
will be given every dele
ate 10 have personal interviews with |
he leaders.
There will be an unexcelled exhibit |
4 Junior work and literature pertain.
ne 10 every department OF young poo
les work in general. All members
Il Christian young peoples societies
rho wish to attend THIS wonderful con
ention should apply at once 10 Miss
iary r. Phinney, lot Collingwood