The evening times. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1906-1914, 1911-09-04

STATE MEETING
At M|N0T
The Annual Conference Takes
Place in That City This
Month

gregatiocal conference will meet IN
Minot. and in doing SO it will estab-
lish its furthest ives, meeting place
also. September 26 To 80 are the dates
for the big conference. the program
for which Is entirely complete. The
event will be one Of unusual import
ance to the Congregational!sts OF the
state and there will be about 200 dele
gates participating.
There are a number of prominent
speakers from outside CT the state on
he program that has been arranged.
These include Rev. Hubert C. Her
ring. D. D.. of New York city; Rev.
Theodore Clifton, D. D., Of Chicago;
Rev. john Miller Of South India and
Rev. ]. L. Gordon Of Winnipeg.
The conference will be welcomed
to the Minot church by Pastor ]. NJ.
sutherland and to the city BY j. NJ.
Devins. The welcome on behalf Of
the northwestern part OF the state
will be delivered by Rev. E. s. Shaw
assistant general superintendent. Hon.
J. A. Buchanan of Buchanan, the re-
firing moderator, will respond for the
conference and Rev. S. Hitchcock of
Hope will deliver the first conference
sermon. Those addresses take up the
first session. which will be on the ev-
en!rg o. September Go.
Wednesday morning the regular
work of the convention will be OPEN
ed. There will be the enrolment, or
coci-1ti0u and fro,coc.:oD of h,,e;uo,.
One OF the important features of the
session is the taking Of final action
on the proposed new conference con-
stitution. In the afternoon there will
be an address by Rev. Robert Patton
Of Darlington On Comfy Rotations in
Our State" Another address will be
heart OF things!
woods on Work Of the A. NJ. A."
Then follows the women's missionary
meeting and the brotherhood banquet.
In the evening there will be addresses
~ Rev. john X. Miller OF South In
dia and by Rev. ]. L. Gordon Of VIM
nipcss;;.
Reports OF Officers
The third day Of the convention will
be devoted primarily to the DISPOSE
ticn Of the final business. There will
be the report of officers and of the
standing committees. Principal NJ. E.
Beebe will give a talk on the work Of
Phillips academy. and President C. G.
Creesan will outline the work Of Far
go college. Rev. Theo. Clifton of Chi
cage will discuss the college and edu-
caticna! sccieiy's work.
In the afternoon there will be a
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airy society with reports by Superin-
tendent E. H. stictney Of Fargo and
by General Missionary ]. S. Rood Of
Hebron. Then will follow a session
devoted to mission. field experiences
with short talks by Rev. H. H. Pol
lard of Ignite; Rev. Severt Olson Of
Mckenzie county; Rev. Thomas T.
Hiner Of %Sukeston; Rev. Edwyn Ev-
ans Of Dwight; Alfred Boalch Of Reed
er ard i. G. Sargent Of Ruso. That
will end the business Of that branch
and it vii! be followed by the depart
ment banquet.
The evening will be devoted to adj
dresses by DR.. c. c. Creegan of Far
go and Rev. Hubert C. Herring OF
New York.
Friday morning there will be the
unfinished business of the general
conference. Then will como a con-
ference OF Sunday schools in charge
Of Assistant Superintendent E. S.
Shaw. This will be followed by a
school of methods directed by Rev. w.
x. Bloom of Williston.
In the afternoon NJ. NJ. Chatfeld Of
Minot will deliver an address on THE
Mosaic Code and the Laws Of North
Dakota" Rev. e. D. Gallagher Of
Wahpeton will speak OF "The Church
ard the Kingdom" while What's IN
o Name" is the subject assigned to
Rev. F. c. Bliss Of Anamoose.
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