Evening journal., 1911-10-18
ENDEAVORERS
TO Be HERE
Annual Meeting Tomorrow Of
Church Workers In Second
Baptist Church
MANY TOPICS FOR
DISCUSSION BY CHURCHMEN

Christian Endeavorers from all
parts Of Delaware will flock to Will
mington tomorrow morning for the
State Convention which will convene
in Second Baptist Church tomorrow
afternoon. The visitors will be roy
ally welcomed at the railroad stations
by committees, and tomorrow morning
will be devoted to receiving and reg
istering delegates. Judging from the
array of prominent speakers the con-
vention will be the most noteworthy
ever held by the Delaware Endeavor-
ers On Thursday night Chaplain
George E. T. Stevenson. United States
Navy, will tell of the world cruise OF
the Atlantic feet The program will
be:
Thursday morning, October 10
1890 to Registration and assign
ments Of delegates. Iunch served I'm
convention church TO out-of-town del
egates.)
Thursday afternOon-The Rev. J..
Ernest Litsinger, state president. pre-
siding. Opening service Of devotion.
the Rev. Charles L. Candee; welcome.
the Rev Thomas p. Holloway, pastor
of convention church; A. Rae duBoll.
president Of Wilmington Christian En-
deavor Union; response. Miss Mar
garet Pearle Warner. secretary Of
Delaware Christian Endeavor Union
music; convention sermon, the Rev.
John Huse Eastman, D. D., Pottsville,
Pa; music, Offering; announcement
of committees
Christian Endeavor institute, audi
torium, leader. the Rev. Edgar r..
Reed, Baltimore. Md
Personal work, honoring Christ IN
the committees; Sunday school room,
pastors conference (for pastors only
leader, the Rev c. H. Hubbell, ID. D.;
adjournment.
Thursday evening-730, service Of
song and prayer, the Rev. n. c. Lassi-
ter, Wilmington; address, THE en-
deavor Motive" the Rev. c. II. Hub
bell, d. D., Adrian, Mich, superintend-
ent Of young peoples board of the
Methodist Protestant Church; music; (;
offering; address, Missions as Seen
on the Cruise Around the World With
the Atlantic Fleet" Chaplain George
b. T. Stevenson, u. S. N; announce
ments; benediction. Sunday school
room-Comrades alone with God, lead
er, the Rev. j. Richard Bicking, VIII
mington doors closed to this service
at s 15) ;service Of song and prayer. the
Rev Charles A. Hill ID. D.; presidents
message; music; What My Society
| Will Do For the State Union
! (pledges) presentation of banners
| Christian Endeavor institute, leader
Rev S. ]. Cleeland, superintendent
Delaware Anti-Saloon League; how
Delaware Endeavorers can honor ou'
King in the temperance cause; music
Christian Endeavor institute, leader
the Rev. G. II. Hubbell, d. ID.
Honoring Our King In the Relatio
of the Local Society to Its Ow
Church"
Music and offering; Christian Er
deavor institute, leader. the Re
Frank S. Dobbins, district secretar
of the American Baptist Foreign Mis-
sionary Society.
Missions-The mission study class
adjournment; luncheon served in con
vention church TO delegates.
Friday afternOon-Meeting of ex
ecutive committee in the Sunda
school room (every member urged Z
be present on time) report of reso
lutions and nominating committees
music; Christian Endeavor Institute
leader, the Rev. c. H. Hubbell. d. d.
vital points of a good Christian Sa
ciety: How to make the Christiai
Endeavor Society the centre Of all tn
activities of the young people of tn
church? Mushic; offering; Christian
Endeavor Institute. leader Miss AM
B. Ellison; Institute, Miss Ellison
What the intermediate Society Cal
Do: l. For the individual, Mrs.
A. Hastings. Laurel; 2. For th
church, n. Dushane Cloward, Secon
Baptist Intermediates; 3. For III