The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1912-08-06
GOOD PROGRAMME
FOR CONFERENCE
CONTEMPORARIES OF STATE
TO MEET IN GRAND FORKS
... NEXT MONTH.

Grand Forks, N. D., Aug. 6.-The
North Dakota Congregational confer
nee will hold it's thirty=first annual
meeting at Plymouth church in this
city, Sept. "a, rs and 26. The pro-
gramme has just been completed and
1t is featured with addresses by some
OF the most prominent men of that
denomination, among them being
Rev. B. S. Winchester. D. D., of Bos-
ton, Mass; Pres. C. C. Creegan, D. D..
of Fargo college; and Rev. Lucius O..
Baird, D. D, of Chicago. The first
afternoon will be given over to the
meeting of the board of directors
and after that there will be three
sessions a day. concluding Thursday
evening. Rev. w. Knightton Bloom
Of Williston, moderator, viii preside.
| The election of new officers is set for
Thursday morning, the last day of
the convention.
The detailed programme follows:
Tuesday Afternoon, Sept. "a.
2:00-Meeting of the board of di-
r~ectors.
Tuesday Evening.
S:00-Devotiona1 service, Rev. C.
H. Hall, D. D., Elbowoods.
S:30-Conference sermon, Rev. w.
- 10y AAB "AAS
9:30-Historical address, North Da-
kota. Congregationalism. Rev. c. H.
Phillips, D. D., Jamestown.
Offering for the Congregational
board of ministerial relief.
Wednesday Afternoon.
2:0O-Devotional Bible study, Rev.
John Mcleod Sutherland, Cando.
2:30-The Church and the Bible.
in charge Of Rev. z. S. Winchester.
1. The Relationship That Should
Exist Between the Sunday School and
Publishing Society and the Churches.
@. Round Table Conference on Re
ligious Education. Grew. A.. H. Feb
landt and Rev. Walter A. Snow to
cooperate with DR.. Winchester).
3:45-Women's missionary meeting,
Wednesday Evening.
S:00-Devotional service, Rev. j. S.
Rood, Hebron.
Music by Fargo college.
S:30-Address, The Training Of
| Leaders in Religious Education, Rev.
B. s. Winchester. D. D., Boston, Mass.
9:00-Address. Pres. G, G. Creegan.
D. d, Fargo college.
Offering for conference expenses.
9:00-Devotional service, Rev. David
Leppert, Granville.
9:30-Business session:
1. Enrolment of delegates.
Q. Election of assistant moderator.
8. Election of scribe and assistant.
l.. Report of board of directors.
8. Report of superintendent.
g.. Appointment of committees.
10: 30-Report of standing commit
| tees:
1. Registrars report of narrative
Of churches.
2. Report of historian, Rev. e. S,
Shaw.
8. Report of visitors to colleges.
4. Report of fraternal delegates.
8. Greeting from fraternal dele
gates.
s. Report of county commission.
7. Report of other committees.
11:30-Conference Communion Serv-
ice-Rev. Robert Patton, Darlington:
Rev, ]. X. Kirker, New Rockford.
Thursday Morning, Sept. 26.
9:o0-Devotional Service, Rev. A., L.
McClelIand, Hillsboro.
9:30-Business:
1. Report of nominating commit
tee.
q. Election of oficers.
8. Other business.
IL: 00-Report OF the Committee of
! Nineteen-Rev. E. D. Gallagher, Wah-
peton; Rev. r. A. Beard, d. p, Fargo.
INSTRUMENTATION of the. Men
| and Religion Movement, Rev. G.. G.
Warner, d. D., Grand Forks.
12:00-Dinner at the state university
Commons.
Thursday Afternoon.
2:00-Devotional Service, Rev. John
McLeon, Sutherland, Cando.
2:30-Business. a
3:O0-Address, The American Mis-
sionary Association, Rev. Lucius Q,
Baird, ID. D.. Chicago, III.
3:30-Address, a representative OF
the university.
6:sO-supper in Plymouth church
Thursday Evening.
S:00-Devotional Service, Rev. Ed
win S. Shaw, Williston.
Music by the Grand Forks School OF
Music.
8:3O-Address. Rev. e, H. stickney,
D. D., Fargo.
Address-Rev. Lucius o. Baird, d,
D., Chicago. I'll.
information.
Each church is entitled to be rep.
resented by the pastor and n dele
gate.
Each Ladies' Missionary society il
entitled to send one delegate.
Entertainment will be on the Har-
ward plan.
All pastors and delegates desiring
4 anfarfafnmant ara fAulIeStAd To SEND