The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1912-06-22

Religion Conference, led by Glenr
L. Sneed, Dallas; mission study, by
Mrs. w. B. Preston; boy scout and
4 kindergarten classes, g. S. Pierce
" Afternoon: Recital. Sibyl Sammis
Mac Dermid, James G. MacDermid;
enterta nment and illustrated lee
= ture, the Raueis
Friday Forenoon; Men and Re
ligion Movement. Glenn L. Sneed;
mission study class, Mrs. w. B..
Preston; boy scout and kindergar-
ten classes, G. S. Pierce. After
noon Popular concert, Royal Ital-
ian Guards Band; lecture, Helen
( B. Paulson. Evening: Grand clos
ing concert, Royal Italian Guards
Band
I Men and Religion Conference.
+ On Thursday and Friday there
will be a Men and Religion confer
ence, Glenn L. Sneed of Dallas pre-
siding, with the following topics:
Evangelism, by DR.. William NJ.
Anderson, pastor First Presbyter
ian church, Dallas; "Bible Study"
Dr. J Frank Smith, pastor Central
Presbyterian church, Dallas; Mis-
sions," DR.. G. NJ. Gibson, pastor
First Methodist Episcopal church,
Dallas Boys Work" DR. Landon
G Moore, and Social Service,
Rev, G. w. Benn.
Tuesday and Wednesday pro-
n4
Sunday Schools and Young Peo-
= pie" Will be conducted by Rev
n w. A Provine of Nashville, Tenn
n A mission study class viii b.
"a conducted by Rev. George s. Full
cher OF Jefferson City, Mo.
= Church Problems of To-day.
, Rev c. E. Hayes will presid
h over the division Church Prob
= lens of Today Under the sub
! division, THE Country Church
Problem" there will be these talks
1.-THE Physical and Temporal Prob
LENS" by Rev. c. w Yates; "The
Moral and Spiritual Problems" by
Rev. G.. H. Hogan, and What Does
the Country Church Need Most?"
by Rev J. H Burns. The follow
subdivisions and the topics and
speakers are;
THE Town and City Church
4 Problems How Make a Town
/ Church Succeed?" Rev A F. Rag
atz, Denver; rs the City Church
Meeting the Needs of the Hour"
Rev r. A. Hodge; Conservation
of Our Citys Morals" Rev DR.. j.
Frank Smith.
The Eyangelistic Problems
The Need of Evangelistic Work,
Rev H, B Boyd; Preparation.
What and How" Rev. w. f. Pres
ton How Follow Up Evangelistic
Meetings." Rev. ]. Fl. Curry.
The Church Finance Problems"
How Finance a Church," Rev.
j w. Caldwell; How Finance the
= Benevolences? Rev. ] c. Foster,
: Forth Worth; Relation Of Pastor
: and Officers to Church Finances, %
s L. Hornbeak
Boys and Girls Feature
The boys' and girls feature is
whole Chautauqua in itself. the
management announces. There
win be daily program for the
little folks, and it is urged that
= all the boys and girls in the com.
mpnity be given an opportunity OF
3 participating
Il Two of the Chautauqua's must,
. cal companies, the band and the
y Venetian Troubadors come from
Italy. The Raweis Company Is
= from New Zealand Laurante
q magic is from East India Bell,
Kearney, as worldwide traveller
y Is said to be an international char
y acter. The ohautauqua celebrities
l. come from every direction, and
s, it is declared, conform to the yer,
% highest standard Of excellence.
E. Among those who viii partici
pate in the program are Joseph w
t. Folk former governor OF Missouri
e. Judge Ben Lindsey of the Denye
Juvenile court; William Rainey. ;
ie preachercartoonist; Judge o. f
v. Dunlap. lecturer Strickland W
~ Gillian, the man who wrote "Of
" agin. on agin, gone agin. Finni
;, gin. Everett Kemp, the MAJ
e, with the bone-eolored whiskers;
s. Lincoln Mcconnell, preacher ant
t, lecturer; Byron c. Plat, lecturer
g Helen b. Paulson, in charge o
the chlldren's department; LAGER
ID enza's Royal Italian Guards Band