Ottumwa tri-weekly courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1903-1916, 1911-06-15
PROGRAM ISOuT
|. FOR CONVENTION
IOWA CHRISTIAN SESSION TO BE
HELD IN oTTUMWA WILL BRING
OVER 1000 DELEGATES.
THREE DAYS MEET
Delegates Will Arrive For Opening
Tuesday Morning June 49,
Many Of Prominence Are On
the Program. s
THREE DAYS MEET

and for which the local churches are
making great preparations, has beer
issued and as will be seen calls for ad
, dresses from many of the leading
workers of the state and several from
distant points. Fully 1000 delegates
are expected and a most royal welcome
will be extended to all.
Rev. S. Isaac Elder of the Davis
} Street Christian church and Rev. D
: j.. Elsea of the First church are en-
deavoring to make the three days SO
journ Of the visitors most hospitable
one and have been working to that
end for several weeks. The convention
"opens Tuesday, Mayor 8. H. Harper
delivering the address OF welcome.
With the exception of that Of the south
eastern district all banquets will be
served by the Davis Street church
congregation, the first named to be
held in the First Christian church.
The program for Tuesday afternoon
for the Brotherhood has not yet been
received but in substance Is as fol-
lows
Music in charge of J. v. Baird.
Selections by Ottumwa male quartet.
Music by Fifty-fourth regiment band.
In the evening Rev. D. J. Elsea will
sing. Following is the program Of the
entire convention in full:
Tuesday Evening June 20.
I 7:30-Opening service,R- B. Hyten.
I 7:45-Address, Hon. B. w. Garrett,
clerk supreme court.
8:15-Address, Rev. VIM. J. Will
hanson, st. Louis.
Wednesday neutrality-suspicious. En-
deavor Period.
/ s:45-Opening service, NJ. G. Hutch
inson, Burlington.
9:Oo-Report Of State Supt. L. c.
Harris, Onawa.
| 9:1O-"Forward Movements in
Christian Endeavor," J. S. Coh1n,
Leon. r',a.
:3O-"Christian Endeavor Winning
the World" Geo. E. Roberts, o.
ceola.
| 9:5O-"Christian Endeavor's Con-
tribution to the Revival Of Religion"
Jas. A. Burns. Abba.
1O:1O-"Christian Endeavor Prob
LENS and Their Solution" S. J. Epler,
West Liberty.
Bible School Period.
1O:3O-Report Of Bible school, Supt.
w. r. Fisher.
| 1O:45-"Trained Leadership and the
Bible School," H. F. Ritz, Boone.
! 11:00-''What the Elders of the
Church Owe the Bible School," c. H.
Mattox, Bedford.
11:15-"The New. Bible School Wis
Iion," S. NJ. Perkins, Davenport.
! 11:4O-"Getting Under the Burden"
|C. S. Medbury, Dies Moines.
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1:45-Opening service, ]. c. Hanna,
Corning.
2:oo-Report Of board OF managers
and recommendations, B. 8. Denny,
Cor Sec'y.
Report OF treasurer, J. M. Lucas.
Report Of auditing committee, I.
M. Lesser.
s:Oo-"A Plea for Our State" W..
E. Harmon, Sioux City.
3:20-"County and State Co-opera-
tive Work." N. ]. Nicholson, Moulton.
3:35-The Budget Plan for Mis-
sions," P. H. Green. Oakland.
3:50-"What Shall We Do with Our
Country and Village Churches" E. A.
Hastings, Bloomfield.
Discussion. =.
30-Bible school workers ban
quet.
Wednesday Evening.
| 7:30-Praise service, w. G.. Cole,
Nevada.
s:00-Bible school address, F. D.
Ferrau. shenandoah.
S:30-"Convention Sermon" Wal
ter NJ. White, Cedar Rapids.
Thursday Morning.
| r-.soo oo~,,{on w Akh1otda
Bloomfield.
9:0o-Business period.
9:45-"Christian Education" Dean
Sherman Kirk, Drake university.
1o:1o-"Men for the Ministry" Prof.
A. M. Haggard, Drake university.
! O:35-"Present Day Status OF
Christian Union," M. e. Chatley, Gen.
terville.
| 11:Oo-"sermon, Iowa Evengelism,"
George H. Nicol, Red lax.
11:30-"The Fellowship Of Minis
terial Relief" A. L. circuit. Indian
apolis, Ind.
Thursday Afternoon.
1:45-Praise service, A. J. Carrick,
2:oo-"Foreign Missions" s.. J.
Corey, Cincinnati, Ihio.
2:3o-"Our Benevolent Association"
J. H. Mohorter, st. Louis, Mo.
3:OO-"New Zealand" w. J. Hastie.
3:3O-Free for all conference on
present day church problems, led by
H. E. Van Horn.
Thursday Evening.
1880 Praise service, 0. w. Winter,
Creston.
S.0O-"Relation Of the Church to
Organized Labor, R. w. Lilly, Keo-
kuk.
Assembly. Chairman, Hon. c. H.
Van Law. Marshalltown.
director of music. Prof. J. v. Baird
Full program including G. w. B.
M, and Brotherhood will be printed
in folder.
g. W. 3. M. Sessions. Monday June 1s.
2:30-Devotional.
3:O0-Business session.
$3.50 Mission study. Mrs. Libbie
lTravers. Des Moines.