Wausau pilot. [volume] (Wausau, Wis.) 1896-1940, 1913-06-17
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9:30 Bethany-Prof W. A. Garfield.
9:45. Efficiency Hour. Led by W. D. Howell
l0:45. Model Junior Meeting
HIS. Pastors Conference-Preside d. j.
| Williams.
ll:l5. District Officers Conference Field
| Secretary Edgar T. Farrill.
OPEN AIR MEETING.
| IL 100 MIN charge of South Central District.
l2:45 O'Clock - District officers Lunch To
gether
| SATURDAY AFTERNOON
Rothschild Park.-At As o'clock the dele
gates will assemble at the convention church
and march in a body. with banners unfurled,
| TO take the trolley cars for one of the happiest
times on record. W will ride to beautiful
Rothschild park, four miles down the Wiscon-
| sin river. In the charming pine grove we will
enjoy the afternoon, with various forms of
recreation and with stunts prepared for this
outing. All O'Clock will occur most inter-
esting exercise. the presentation of the ban
nerS, pennants and shields by different state
officials TO winning societies and districts An
impressive vespeF service Will follow
SATURDAY EVENING.
Grand banquet at the attractive park pavil-
ion.
Toastmaster-Mr Vinton NJ Pace. President
of Milwaukee City c. E. Union.
The evening will be given up to happy fell
lowship sparkling wit delightful music, en-
thusiastic songs and cheers. The delegates
will sit together by districts
Among those who will respond to toasts are:
President ID. Jenkins Williams Rev. Rich
ard Evans, Field Secretary Walter d. Howell.
Mr.. John f. Baker, Madison; International
Secretary William Shaw, United Society of
Christian Endeavor. Boston, Mass. Mr. Shaw
will conduct short conference at the concur
sion of his response.
SUNDAY MORNING.
still still with Thee, when purple morning
breaketh."
800 Missionary conference, conducted by
Mr.. G. f. McBurney, expert, Chicago
s:45. superintendent McBurney win lead a
model mission study class
1890. Delegates will attend Sunday morning
worship in the Wausau churches.
SUNDAY AFTERNOON.
Except We be converted and become as lit
tie children
800 o'clock Children's hour.
This rallying of the children has several
fascinating features about it. There will be
children'S choruses. and an exercise in cos
tunes, with music and marches. which never
fails to awaken keen interest in all who see
it. Mrs +. E. Charter and Miss Matheson
Will superintend the rally
MEMS MASS MEETING.
400 O'Clock. EVERY man in Wausau is cor
daily invited to come to the auditorium, that
they may hear grand mans man. There
will be chorus of mems voices. and the Nor
avian male quartette will sing.
SUNDAY EVENING.
Abide with me- fast falls the eventide''
6:30-7:15 o'ciock.-A model Christian En-
deavor meeting.
This meeting, led by Mr.. Roy j. Miller. of
Bethany Presbyterian Church, Milwaukee,
circulation manager of Wisconsin Endeav-
orer. will aid one to understand what an up to
date, first class c. E. meeting should be, and
will illustrate the important ideas of variety.
Please do not be late.
7;30 oclock.-"Join in a song with sweet
accord and thus surround the throne
Address.
Music, Violin Solo-Miss Esther Larsen.
Address Secretary William Shaw.
Music Moravian Male Quartette
FAREWELL SERVICE.
An impressive closing of grand convention.