The Anderson daily intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson, S.C.) 1914-1915, 1914-12-12
SOME OF MOST PROFOUND
THINKERS AND GIFTED
SPEAKERS TO TALK TO
MEN HERE
TREATS
ARE TO BE HAD
Brilliant Lecturers Will Speak at
Meetings For Men Arranged
by Y. M. G. A.

The men OF Anderson will be givea
The opportunity This winter of hear
Ing SOME OF the most prominent re-
ligtouS speakers In the United States,
as glance at the program for the
Sunday afternoon mems meetings 10
be held In the court house under tie
auspices OF the Young Mems Christian
Association will show.
Secretary Fred M. Burnett OF the Y.
M. c. a. yesterday announced the list
of speakers he has secured for the
mems meetings, and without doubt
they are "top-nochers."
DIR. Arch C. Cree.
The series viii be opened tomor-
row Mfteraooa iii the county court
house by DR.. Arch C. Cree, the enlist
ment secretary of the Home Mission
Board of the Southern Baptist Con-
vention. The meeting will be held at
$3.50 o'clock. and the men of the COM
munity are cordially invited to hear
this we'll known and powerful speak
er. DR.. Cree will speak on 1.-THE Trage-
uy OF Sin. or Whose Fault is It II Men
are Lost?"
Howard Lee Jones'.
Rev. Howard Lee Jones, d. D., for
merly pastor of the Citadel Square
Baptist church, of Charleston, but now
president OF Coker Female College at
Harstville. has been secured for one
Sunday in January, the date to be an
nounced later. DIR. Jones needs no in
production to the people of Anderson.
He Is one OF the most magnetic speak
ers and one OF the most profound
thinkers in the State.
|rtsNr Henry N. SNYDER s,,
No program would be complete with
out DR.. Henry N. Snyder. the gifted
president OF Wofford College, who has
been secured for one Sundeysin. Janu-
ary, the exact date OF his appearance
70 pc announced later. Like DR.. Jones,
Or. Snyder Is too well known to An
derson people to need any introduce
tion In this connection. As an orator,
thinker and d scholar he Is unsur-
passed by anyone in this State.
p. E. Burroughs.
Dr. r. E. Burroughs. of Nashville.
Tenn, has been secured for an ad-
dress In January. He is, one Of the
most telented speakers in Tennessee,
and In wide demand as lecturer. He
fs Found ID please the men Of Ander-
SON and 1t goes without saying that he
VIII be heard. by a large audience.
w. b. SpillmaR. !.
For the last Sunday In January DIR.
B. w. Spillman. the secretary. OF the
Sunday school board of the Southern
Baptist Convention. has been secured.
DR.. Spillman Is one OF the most IL
iustrious figures IN the Convention.
and his reputation as q speaker OF
depth and brilliahcy is well known
throughout the South.
a Veritable Feast.
In DIR. s. ID. Gordon, author OF the
well known .Quiet Talks sc, as, the
y. Nj g. a. offers TO the men of AM
derson one OF tie most effectiye speak
ers that II is possible to secure in the
United States. Dr. Gordon's "Qriet
Talks" are too we'll knawn tnd ap-
preciated here for any comment to be
made upon them in this connection.
But the best feature OF this announce
ment Ia that DIR. Gordon will remain IN
Anderson for three days. and Iecure
twice daily In the various churches
OF the city, TO the eenerai public. DIR.
Gordon will deliver his first address
here on Sunday, February 2.
DIR. Charles Steltgie. 80
DIR. Charles Steltzle, of New York,
one OF the foremost platform speakers
In religious circles OF the country, has
been secured for one Sunday in Feb
ruary. II Is likely that Or. Steitzie
viii remain over for. q few days for
|a few conferences with the people OF
Anderson, !,