Pine Bluff daily graphic. (Pine Bluff, Ark.) 1893-1942, 1911-05-28
BIG MEETING
OPENS MONDAY
State Convention of Churches
of Christ to be Held Ia
Pine Bluff Next Week
PROGRAM rs LENGTHY
Many Distinguished Church Work |
ers From This and Other States
TO Attend.


The annual state convention OF the
Churches of Christ Of Arkansas will
convene in this city on Monday, May
10, and will be in session for four
days The program, which includes
many interesting matters to be dis
oussed by the delegates, will be IN
charge of the State Christian Woman s
Board Of Missions.
Elaborate preparations are being
visitors and many of the leading
pastors and missionaries OF this state
will be among them. Many distia-
guished speakers, prominent In
church work of other states, are IN
the program. All the ministers of
this city and their several congre-
cations have been invited to attead
the various sessions Of the mission
airy body, the invitation being ex-
tended by Rev. c. c. Cline pastor of
the Christian church of this city, who
Is at the head of the entertainment
and arrangement committee.
Grant X. Lewis, Of Cincinnati, will
address the convention on Tuesday.
May 80 on the subject American
Missions George w Muekley. OF
Kansas City, Mo, will also speak On
Church Extension" The program
for the various session follows:
Monday Evening.
ZOO o'clock-Song service, led by
Brother c. G. Cline.
7:30-Devotional service, led by
Mrs. John Fletcher. Little Rock.
7:45-Address of welcome, Mrs. z.
D. Russell Pine Bluff
7.55-Responsc, Mrs. J. a. Morgan,
Paragopld.
SQ5-Appoipsmen committees
Mrs. Henry Hartin, President.
S:45-solo. Mrs. D. R. Zones, Little
Rock.
S:25-Address, Our Jubilee Year"
by Brother C. c. Smith, Cincinnati
Singing Of Jubilee song. Offering
fer Jubilee fund.
Tuesday Morning.
2.90-Song service, led by Brother
Cline
q.o0-Devotional service, led by
Miss Iva George, Pin Bluff.
g:15-Report by C. w. B. NJ. Evan
gelist, Elder G. A. Reynolds.
9;30-Junioc report, Mrs. George
Tatman, SLOAN Springs.
9:45-Address by superintendent
Banner Junior SPECIFY OF State.
.OO-Report of State Correspond
ing Secretary, Mrs A. M. Fullen.
10: 15-Report of State Treasurer
Mrs. Edith Hannah, Little Rock.
10, 2bwSolo, Mrs. Blackwell Ras-
sellville,
1o,35-Address by President MIS-
Martin
1O.5o-Address, 1.-The Circle's Up
Hitting Influence Mrs. j. D. LORD
Little Rock.
11.O5-our Living Link, and How
We did L." Mrs. L. P. Kraft, Little
Rock ~ "a
n:20-Reports of committees.
11:3O- Reports of Auxiliaries (two
minutes in length.
11:5O-Report of State Secretary
for CoLored Women, Mrs. Sarah Bos'
tick.
12:0O-Adjournment.
No report to be longer than ten
minutes.
NOon, Tuesday
L.unoheon and workers conferences
led by Mrs. r. D. Partee, Little Rocs
Tuesday Afternoon.
1:3O-Song. service, led by Brother
G. C. Cline.
2:oO-Devotional service, led b,
Mrs. Bagby, Fort Smith.
Two minutes talks from all Presl'
dents. of Auxiliaries pm their mos
helpful, method during the year
Leaders, Mrs, John ,OiBrien. Para
J gould; Mrs. w. R. Ffyht, Fort smlt'l
Mrs. Belle Magruder Fayettevlilei
Mrs. E. B. Elmore, Stuttgart
All Presidents are to- 81! On plat
fer7, during Tuesday
s.45-Solo, Brother G. G. Gline'
2:5s-aDfrect and Indirect lnfi1
enee from Observance OF the week 0
PRAYER A two-minutet talk fHop
delegates from every Auxiliary pre-
sent Leaders, Mrs. Blackwell. Rus
ssllville; Mrs. Percy CROSS lhtsi
Rack (Taird Street Church' MIS-
Charley Garrison, For. smith; mrs
r s. Goslee, Hot Springs; Mrs H1it
Hanasns Little Rock