Ottumwa tri-weekly courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1903-1916, 1913-02-13
STATE Y.M.C.A.
men TO meet HERE
SIXTH BIENNIAL CONVENTION OF
ASSOCIATION WORKERS FEB
RUARY 21-23.
PROGRAM, FEATURES
Some Of the Big Men Of the Work viii
Participate In the Deliberations
Of state Body Next '..9
Week.

the work of the Young Mems Christian
association will participate In the pro.
gram of the sixth biennial or thirty.
sixth state convention of the Y. M. c.
| A., which opens in the First M. E.
church in this city February 81. The
convention will continue until Sunday
February %, the concluding event be-
ing a farewell service at 9 p. m. Sen.
ator w. s. Kenyon will be one Of the
| speakers at the convention banquet on
the first day. Lucius c. Clark. Fred
erick H. Rindge, c. K, Ober, Karl
Shumaker, j. II. Shumaker and others
will be present.
Every city In the state Of Iowa which
possess Y. M. G. AS will be represent.
ed with delegates and numerous cities
that have no associations, but men
who are interested in the work. will
have delegates. Preparations are BE-
| ing made to care for 800 men.
! The complete program, which has
just been issued is as follows:
Friday February Fl.
1880 a. m.-Quiet hour and temper
airy organization.
1915 p. m-Fellowship luncheon.
l.: 30-Devotional service, c. B. VIII.
lis, Milwaukee.
7 2:15-''The Young Mems Christian
Association and Rural Life" Clifford
G. Hatfield, Chicago.
3:3O-"The Religious Work Pro.
gram of the Associations" Karl Shu.
maker, Chicago.
45-"Associa.lon Men an Edu.
cational Factor"
6:15-Convention banquet.
Addresses Senator w. s. Kenyon,
Frederick H. Rindge, New York and
Karl Shumaker Chicago. I'D
S:00-Song service, G. B. Willis,
Milwaukee.
S:15-Reports, state executive com.
mittee and treasurer. ..D
8:3O-Convention address, DR.. Lucius
c. Clark, Mason City. \ r.
! Saturday February 20.
900 a. m.--Devotional service, c. B.
Willis, Milwaukee.
9:3O-"Seeing Good" Tor Seeing
Gcd~, J. H. Shoemaker, Woodland
Farms, Wis.
10:30-"Co-operation from the State
wide Viewpoint" G. X. Ober, New
York, E. S. Denison, Omaha, G. B. viii.
| lis, Milwaukee.
lZ-FellOWSnlp luncHeOu. =. &, ...
1880 p. m-Devotional ...-. .-.s
1:45 D. m.-Bible study. Personal
Work the Duty and Privilege Of Every
Man, Dr. w. J. Lockhart, Des Moines.
2:45-Business.
3:15-Sectional conferences.
1. City, railroad, county and town
delegates. #f
2. College and university men, Sec
ton 1-Educational work, Iowa's part
in foreign fields. The Million mem
Der" campaign and other topics will
be discussed: section PROF. Clarence
w. Case, Penn college, presiding. "A
Commanding Opportunity for Life In
vestment," C. K. ODER, New York.
Discussion opened by E. s. Dennison,
Omaha.
1.-THE Fellowship Plan and Train
ing School," f.,
6:O0-College mems supper,
toasts, etc.
1880 Song service, c. B. Willis.
7:50-"The Place of Boys Work, "
E. S. Denison, Omaha
8:15-"County Work" illustrated,
Fred NJ Hansen, Des Moines.
8:45-"The Men OF Iowa and the
Men of Christian Lands" Robert
L. Ewing, India, or G. X. Ober, New
York.
Sunday February %.
9:15 a. m.-Quiet hour.
O:3O-Church services. Pulpits sup
piled by convention speakers.
800 p. m.-Great mass meeting for
men at opera house, Rev. William j.
Lockhart. Des Moines.
Meeting for older boys, Is to 10 years
Of age. en-.
7:30-Two platform meetings.
9:O0-Farewell service.