The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1912-10-17
METHODIST CON.
FERENCE SUCCESS
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chairman. Address by Rev. Edwin
Locke, OF Topeka, Kansas.
1900 p. m.-Evangelistlc service con.
Quoted by Evangelist Harkness.
7.3O p. m.--The Anniversary OF the
Methodist Hospital, Rev. j. X.
Burt, chairman. Address--M
Porter. Presentation OF diplomas.
s: 80. D. m.-Anniversary OF the Board
of Education, The Methodist Uni.
versity of Oklahoma. Rev. j. I.
Riley, chairman. AddressRev
Alfred f. Craig, president of
Morning Side college. Address
Rev. Geo. II. Bradford ID. ID. Ad-
dress--Rev. VIM Fielder.
Special
Special Friday, 2:5O to 3:i5 p. III.
Reception to Minister'S Wives assocla-
ton at the home of Mrs. A. A, West,
6O2 East Cleveland.
| Dinner to the members of the con
ference given by the ladies OF the
| Chamber of Commerce of Guthrie. at
| the City Han, from : to 7:l5 o'clock.
Fourth Day, Saturday, Oct. 10Th
IS:3O a. m.--Morning Worship-Dr
| Hardness
900 a. m.-Conference session--Bsh-
| op Mcintyre.
2:SO p. Missionary sermon by J
il, Taggart.
Harkness.
1870 p. m--Anniversary of the Board
of Conference Claimants and
Preachers Aid and Annuity asso-
citation; Chairman Rev j. A. Fer
guson Address--Rey G. IL Satter-
lee, d. d. Address-Rev Geo H.
Bradford, d. ID.
Fifth Day, Sunday, OF. goth
$3.50 a. m.-Loye feast, led by Rev. +
E. Gordon.
l0:30 a. m.-Sermon Bishop Robert
Mcintyre, d. d. Subject, "The Pre-
eminence of God"
$3.50 p. m.-Bishop McIntyre's address
to the Class Ordination of Deac-
ons and Elders
400 D. m.-Memorial servie
7:3O p. m.-Anniversary Board of Sun
day school. Address-Rev l. o.
Hartman, b. D.. of Ohio.
$3.50 p. m.-Great Eyangelistic service,
Rev. Joseph fIarkness.
Monday, Sixth Day, Oct 2tst
$3.50 a m.--Alorning Worship, Dr.
Hardness
900 a. m-Conference session Bishop
Mcintyre
2:30 D. m.--Automobile ride given by
the chamber OF commerce.
100 j. m.- Eyangelistic service, Or
Harkness
1880 p. m.--Lecture Bishop Robert Me
lntyre, subject: The Battle of
Life Admission to students of
the schools and the university Csc;
to others so cents.
At close of lecture doors open to all.
Conference closing session with read
ing of the appointments
DR.. A. A. Parker, president of the
Methodist Episcopal Theologieal
school, Baroda, India, made the prin-
cipal missionary address last evening
at the annual conference. His address
was one Of the very best ever given
and those who failed to hear it, miss
ed rare treat. His description of
customs, and languages was
The needs of the mission
field were fully discussed and ex-
planned by him At the close OF his
address pledges We're made for the
support of several native teachers and
preachers.
Rev. Cobb pastor of the Methodist
Episcopal church at Manila, Philip
pihe loldHuS, duuIeSSeu lnC confer
7nce on the urgent needs of our mis-
5ionary work in that field His adj
lress was well received by the large
Doctor Jessie Jennings, manager of
he Kansas City branch of the Method
st Book concern. Kansas City. Mis-
souri,, addressed the conference brief.
y as to the work being done by this
important branch of Methodism.
Rev. Doctor H. J. Coker, Denver.
colorado, field agent of the Board Of
iome Missions and Church Exten-
ions arrived in the city this morning
nd will address the conference on
his great subject this evening,
Mrs. Geo. II. Bradford. APO East
Noble is entertaining as her special
uest Mrs. Mcintyre, wife of Bishop
IcIntyre.
Rev J. 7. Riley was called to ok.
ihoma City to conduct the funeral OF
he Rev w. w. Kendall the Method.
It preacher who died suddenly dur
lg BlSlOD OllaVlp's lacfura Tho g..