Wausau pilot. [volume] (Wausau, Wis.) 1896-1940, 1913-10-28
OLDER BOYS CONVENTION
To Be Held Here The Last Three Days
of November. -Splendid Program
Planned.

Planned.
"A convention will be held in this
city the last three days of November
18th, 29th and Both, for older boys
from all over the state of Wisconsin.
Young men up from fifteen to twenty
years of age who are leaders of their
organizations and who are thoroughly
interested in the purpose of the con-
vention are invited to attend. Also
men, club leaders, Sunday school
teachers and superintendent, Y. M.
G. A. workers, etc. Each delegation
will be expected to be in charge of
some responsible leader. The dele
gates are expected to arrive Friday
afternoon before the opening session
and remain until after the farewell
session Sunday evening. For the
boys TO miss either of these sess ions
greatly lessons the benefits of the
convention. Full entertainment from
Friday night 10 Monday morning will
be provided in Wausau homes with
out expense TO guests for all
accredited delegates. There will be
many interesting talks given at the
"Y" and special music will be
furnished by the Y NJ G. A. boys
orchestra from Eau Claire and Wau-
sau. The singing at the meetings
will be conducted by G. +. Ford,
Assistant Boys Work Secretary, Mil.
waukee Y. NJ. c. A., and formerly a
member of the Lawrence College Glee
Club. A small registration fee will
&c charged for each delegate. Follow
ing is partial program of the three
days gathering:
FRIDAY AFTERNOON, NOVEMBER 2STH.
Registration and assignment of dele.
gates at Y. NJ. G. A. building.
400 o'clock:-Opening session, First
| NJ. K. church.
Address by F. II. T. Richie, New
York.
$50 o'clock;-Convention banquet in
y. M. c. A. gymnasium.
Special music by Boys Orchestra.
Addresses of welcome and response.
Address, l.. f. Bower, Milwaukee.
SATURDAY MORNING, NOVEMBER 10Th.
900 o'clock First M. E. Church.
Devotional period-J. l.. Childs,
Kankakee, III.
Address l.. Alexander, Chicago.
| Discussion group for all boy dele
gates led by Mr. Alexander.
Discussion group for men led by
Mr.. Richie.
1l:45 o'clock:-Conyention photograph.
SATURDAY AFTERNOON
FIRST NJ. e. CHURCH
200 o'clock;-Deyotional period led by
j. l.. Childs.
Discussion groups.
l. County Y. NJ. c. AS. Howard
Aubbell, leader.
2. Sunday Schools, j. l.. Alexander,
leader.
B. Young Peoples Societies, Rev. E.
Il. Farrill, leader.
4. City Y. NJ. C. AS, w. II. Wones,
leader.
400 o'clock Recreation period,
$50 o'clock:-Men's supper, First M.
f. church parlors.
Addresses by +. II. II. Richie,
New York aid DR.. F. n See riley,
Springfield, Mass.
SATURDAY EVENING
FIRST NJ. f. CHURCH
1870 o'clock:-Stereopticon views
Summer camps for Wisconsin boys.
Address. l.. Alexander, Chicago.
SUNDAY, NOVEMBER BOTH.
Delegates will attend church and
Sunday school with their hosts.
800 o'clock:-Mass meeting for older
boys in First NJ. E. church,
Address-Dr. F. n. Seerley, Spring
field, Mass.
4:30 o'clock Personal conferences.
Delegates will have opportunity To
confer with Boys Work leaders re-
garding local or personal problems.
1870 o'clock:-FareWell meeting-Y
NJ. e. A. gymnasium.
Reports of Convention Committees.
Award of Trophy Shield
plans for tho copnfu,- roor