Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1914-07-16
REV. 1. |. SHARP
.[Nfx MODERATOR
Rev. Bruce u. jackson o. Bis
marck Selected Clerk b.
Baptists.

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The sessions Of yesterday At the
First E'apsist church. whore delegates
Of the Baptist churches 81 this section
Of the state are meeting IN their an.
nsal.ecosserence. were exceDttonalas
inAeIesting.a u e 4
The nDrning session. opened with
song SERVICES, conducted by. Rev p;
E. BarnhArt Rev. G. La Sharp deliy-
erred the annusl sermon, upon the
theme, Reality VS.. SHAM" in which
he, brought out in a most striking
manner THAT the great need Of the
age rs the reality OF the religion OF
Jesus Christ. s..s
Dr.. Pstssson Speaks.
DR.. Frank Peterson of Minneapolis
then spoke very earnestly and elo-
quently to the gathering, urging a
great renewal of loyalty to the grea:
Mssieasfy interests. The 1,50O,00D
Baptistst IN the aNorthefn Baptist con-
Nention have been making great prog
RESI- In Missionary endeavor and DR..
Peterson urged an ever increased zeal
in the cause. st. III t
& Devotional Services.
The morning session closed with
a half-holr OF devotion, led by Pas
tor Hal p. Fudge of Minot. Nh. fudge
is a most able and appealing speaker
and this devotional service, Is we'll
as the one conducted by him in the
afternoon. gripped the hearts Of those
present In q powerful way.
The AfterB0On session began with
theghusfness tof the association. Let
tegt Ner0gsreaA from the various
churches and reports given. The
election resulted az follows:
The Election.
Moderator-G. l.. Sharp, Lidger-
wood. Il t
sClerk--Bruce E. jackson, Bismarck.
Addresses Of interest were deliver
ed BY Rev. G. e. T1ngfey, state a,-
pe~rintendent of missions, and Rev.
HARP. Tudee Of AinOt.
. net6tenlna 8sssleN. ~
The evening session was opened
by a devotional service, conducted by
Rev. "A. r. Stevens OF Lisbon. Ad-
deesses were givea by delegates to
the Kansas City Blk. p. U convens
ton. Rev. c. L. Hin spoke on The
work of the colporter. Miss Carrie
HaAgen Of this city gave q. very pleas
Ing and practical talk on ssThe Value
and Need Of Yoang Peoples Work.
The address Of the evening was deliw
cred by Evangelist G. w. Shepherd,
'H1ow Can Our Churches Help the
Young Peoples Societies?"
Today the pEogradn Will be % fol-
s*Thursday MorrIne.
6:3O-Darly Morning Prayer Service,
Pastor g. L. Sharp, Ltdger-
wood. In charge.
9:30-PF1tse. re M
9:45-Round Table fDiscussion-Sub-
3ect:: EVANGELISM Discus
sion, led By Rev. g. W. Shep-
herd.
1o:l5-Address: ''The Church and
the Social Unrest" Pastor
e. A. Kelford, Glendale.
10:45-Address: Rev. q. B. New
s ~ comh, Supt. Of the Society
for the Friendless. x r&i,s,.
lab Address: Evangelist Berg
strOm, Swedish Evangelis,
for North Dakota.
11:30-Devotional Half.Hour-Pastor
Hal P. Fudge, Minot.
Thursday Afternoon.
2:00-Pratee. s}.f 3as 'a@
2:15-Address; "A, Baptist Program
In Western North Dakota
Pastor Bruce e. jackson,
Bismarck.
2:38-BNs11eSD. ,'t F~7at''.%
Wemens session.
3:OO-Address: Miss lEaanice Ander.
son, Por' Rico.
3:20-Address-Miss Gerda Paulsen.
4. Philippines, u. ..i.
4:S0-Business.
4:3e-AutO ride to points OF interest
o shout the city.
81 Thursday Evening. M
8:0O-Praise. ,, i.
S:15-Address: Rev. c. E. Tingley,
supt. Of Missions for North
Dakota,
S:50-SeEwon--Pastor Hal P. Fudge.
tMinot.
Adjournment.
THE sQUAW MAN /, ~.
Completely hacked the, Grand last
night with Dustin Farnum in, the
finest picture ' shown in BIS
marck, without q doubt. 1t will be
onfffor'~tRe last time toafsht:--Adv..
1870 r.--SF