Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1911-09-06
UNivERsALIsr AND UNITARIAN
cHuRcHEs OF iowa UNITE
IN CONVENTION.
MEETINGS 70 u hELDAr
sooNE ON, OCT. 2 70 Z
Prominent Workers Of Beth psnerni-
nations in stats l. Participate ia
Three Days Presram-B usinsss
sessions Z d Held Separately The
Program in Detail.

convention program Of the Universalis;
and Unitarian churches of Iowa have
been received here from the state
headquarters. This convention is to b.
held in the First Universalist church
In Boone on the Cd, Sd and 4th of Octc-
Der and large number OF delegates
will be in attendance. as this is con-
vention of .he entire state. Many
speakers Of :iationaf prominence are t.
be in the city Tor the convention and
Boone viii IND herself filled with a
most desirable class OF visitors.
The program which Is published for
the first time .onight follows:
Monday, Oct. z.
1880 p. Reception to delegates
and visitors at the church by the Boone
parish .2
$3.50 p. m.-Rev. Manley B. Town
send. sioux CITY, presiding. Address,
.'Denominational Machinery. the ve-
hicle OF Spiritual Progress Rev. Effie
NcCullom Jones, d. D. Waterloo: adj
dress, striking Balance Between
Social and Spiritual Ideals Rev. Will
liam II. McClauflin, D. D., general SUI
perintendent Of the Universalist church.
Chicago:
Tuesday, Oct. 3.
a. m.-Opening of the conventions
by the presidents. Prayer, Rev. 7. b.
Fisher, Lacrosse, Wis.,; address OF
welcome, L. v. Harpel. Boone; re-
Spouse, Unitarian Rev. Henry H.
Burch, Humboldt; universalist. Rev. =.
b. Fisher.
10 a. m.-.Appointment Of seasonal
1910 a. m.-Business session OF the
Iowa Unitarian Association.
1910 q. m.-Business session Of Iowa
Universalist convention.
II q. m.-Occasional sermon. Rev.
Jennie L. Bartholomew. Usage; COM
munion service, conducted by Rev. T.
b. Fisher. ~
1 p. m.-woman's Universalist Mis-
sionary Association.
p. m.-Iowa Unitarian Association.
1.-THE Next Duty. Of the Iowa
Unitarian Conference" Rev: Robert p.
Ramsay, Davenport.
4 p. m.-Joint missionary meeting.
Mrs. Myrtle Barr. Water
loo. leader. Address. Social Settle.
ments and Their Relation to the In
stitutional Church and Other Churches,
Miss Flora Dunlap. head resident,
Roadside Settlement, Des Moines; re-
view OF Dr. Shutters sermon. The
Universalist Church and the Modern
Missionary Movement" Mrs. Lillian
Garth. Webster City.
$3.50 p. ma review of "The Social
Basis Of Religion" Rev.. n. r. Spicer,
Webster City. Address, What is the
Matter With the Church," Doctor
crocker's Answer Rev. Manley b.
Sioux City.
1880 p. fn.-Platform meeting, Rev.
n. e. spicer presiding. Address. the
Bible in the Life Of Today Rev. Ever
EFT Dean Martin. Des Moines; Address.
1.-THE Place Of Jesus in the Life Of To-
day" Rev. J. F. Newton, Cedar Rap
ids.
wednesday, Oct. 4.
! 900 q. m.-Business session Of the
Iowa Unitarian Association.
900 a. m.-Buslness session Of the
Iowa Universa1ist convention.
1880 q. m-Reports Of the church
Herbert NJ. Reed. leader,
waterloo.
z 1880 p M Ministers meeting. Ado
dress. Making Our Preaching Vital
Rev. Efiie McCullom Jones. Address.
Their Worship Of Service and the
Service Of wofship.. Rev. Earnest G.
smith. secretary Western Unitarian
ChicAgds
$50 10. m.-aome aignifcant books of
the year. "The Priest" Mr.. Johnson
~. NK~I
"The Literature Of Mysticism" Rev.
Joseph Newton. Women and Labor.
Mrs. Mary White Garfield. Humboldt.
"The Drama Of thu Year" Rabbi Eu-
gene Nannheimes. Des Moines.
1880 p. m.-Platform meeting. Adj
dress, Socialism and Its Relation to
Religious Institutions" Mr.. Harvey
Dee Brown, Milwaukee, Wis.