Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1912-04-12
Twenty-Fourth Annual Assembly
Georgia Chautauqua

The management of the Georgia Chautauqua pleased r.
program for the Iewnty fourth Annual Assembly, that
promises much of profit and pleasure.
Without hiatus this bene6cent institution has mnstered r.
the public for instruction and interesting entertainment for
wenty-three years, and the vgor of maturity provides
program uied all respects its cultured constituency
The Bible Normal Work will be under the charge of local
ministers, which a guarantee of effectiveness
The physical culture class will be under the charge of M
Glen Colby who has experience and capaby that confidence
that the results will be wholesome this important depart
ment of Chautauqua work
That the music of the assembly will be most charming is simply
guaranteed the fact that Prof Dwight Reese will be charge
of the chorus and that the celebrated Rogers Band will be the as
semby orchestra while Miss Meta K Logger will serve as assembly
soois All musicians neighborng cordially invited to
and the chorus and free the advantage of Prof Reese
instruction
The program studded with stars The list of speakers
of bance. Among them Rev. Russell H. Conven
D. D., Congressman Thos Hefin, Hon. K. Orr Judge ENJOY
Speer Governor Joseph M Brown. Rev Frank Dixon, D. D.
Hon. John NJ Slaton United States Senator JAS K Vardaman
Rev W. N. Ainsworth D. D.. Hon Nat M. Brigham and Miss
Dolie Mcdonnell, the popular reader
Governor Woodrow Wilson, of New Jersey will address the
Chautauqua Thursday
Sunday, April 18th.
II 100 m-Baccalaureae Semon-Rev. Russell H. Conwea
id.
800 p m.-Sacred Concert by Rogers Band
800 p m. -Vepers-Dr, W. A. Duncan Address Dr. ConweI
Monday, April 18th.
go "a m.-Devotona Hour at Baptist Church.
1000 Conest-Declamaton, Boys Walters Chautauqus
Medal
300 D. Contest Cratory Young Lade-Laura Clementme
Davis Chautauqua Medal.
43O m.Contest, Vocal and Instrumental Music-Lauta
Clemenine Davis Chautauqua Medal.
800 m.-Cpenng Twenty-fo Assembly-Dr w. A. Dur
can Superintendent of Instruction
$50 mLecture Dr. Russell H. Conwel Acres of Diam
onds."
$50 p m-Deiveny of Medals by A. W. Muse, President
Tuesday, April 18th. Automobile Day.
9:3Oa m.-Devotiona Hour at Baptist Church.
1870 "a m-Musical Half Hour-Rogers Band.
II 100 m.-Address-Hon. j. K Orr The Boys Probem-A
Question"
200 m.-Grand Parade of Decorated Automobiles.
ZOO m-Cymkhana Events at Corner Broad and Washington
300 p m.-Auomoble Road Races, Palmyra Road
800 p m-DeEvery of prizes to successful auos from AUDI
forum platform by President A. W. Muse.
$50 p. m.-Lecture-F1on Emory Speer, "Oglethorpe"
Wednesday, April 18th Governors Day.
go a. m.-Devotonal Hour at Baptist Church.
IO:3O Observation-Disclosures Songs-Chatauqua Chorus Solo
lists and Rogers Band, in Honor of His Exceency.
Governor Joseph M. Brown and Military Staff
n 100 "a m-Addres-Govenor Joseph M. Brown.
II 80 d m.-Address-Fion. John NJ Slaton
800 m-Grand Concert and Reading Chautauqua Chorus.
Soolst and Rogers Band and Miss Dolie McDon
nell, Reader
800 p. m.-Address-Governor Woodrow Wilson,
Thursday, April 18th.
$50 a. m.-Devoional Hour at Baptist Church
lO:3Oa. m.-Musca Half Hour.
90 nj ecture-Unted States Senator las Vadaman
500 m.-Lecture Congressman Thos j. HeRn The South
When Knlghhood Was in Flower
Friday, April 10Th. Woman's Club Day.
$50 a. m.-Devoional Hour at Baptist Church.
1890 a. m.-Nlusical Half Hour-Rogers Band
HOO "a Lecure-Rev Frank Dixon, D. D., MAN Against
the Mass"
800 mConference Federated Womens Clubs of the Second
Congressional District Mrs. Z. L Etzpatrck. Vice