The Mitchell capital. (Mitchell, Dakota [S.D.]) 1879-1918, 1914-08-27
PROGRAM FOR
OCTOBER SYNOD
MANY SUBJECTS OF INTEREST
TO PRESBYTERIANS AT THE
STATE MEETING HERE,
OCT. s to IL.

Rev. H. P. Carson, d. D., of Huron
stated clerk of the Presbyterian
synod was in the city yesterday and
together with Rev. Henry Snyder,
pastor of the local church, planned
the program which has been under
preparation for several months, for
the fall meeting of the synod which
will be held in Mitchell in October.
Thursday morning, October s. at
10 O'Clock will open what is known
as the pre-synodical Sunday school
conference. The sessions of this con-
ference will occupy the day. The
PRINCIPAL speaker so far secured is
Rev. George C. Fracker, Phi. D., Of
Cedar Rapids, educational superin-
tendent of the Iowa synod. The pre-
synodical program is in the hands
of e. w. Grant, of Huron, synodical
Sunday school missionary, and a
complete program will be published
later.
The synod's program proper will
begin Thursday evening at 1880
o'clock and is as follows: ,r
Retiring moderator's sermon.
J. w. Christianson, moderator.
Communion.
Constitution of synod. including
roll call and election of officers.
Friday. October o, $50 a. III.
Observation-Disclosures Lecture-Rey.
j. o. Boswell. d D., Minneapolis.
$50 a. m.-8usiness. The rou-
tine business Of The synod, includ-
ing reports 'ef Committees, will oc-
cupy the entire day of Friday.
1880 p. Unpopular service, eth
err in the interest of temperance or
evangelism, depending on speakers
available.
Saturday, October 10. s:3e q. m.
observation-disclosures Lecture-Rev.
]. @ Buswell, D. d.
$50 a. m. Beginning at this hour
thore will he q conference on the
Presbyterian United Movement UNI
der the direction Of a team OF ex-
pert5 consisting of David McCon-
auehy, J. E. McAfee and Rev. A. w.
Ea,sey. d. ID. All OF New York City.
The subject under discussion will
be THE Presbyterian United Move
ment": How it helps CD In Unity
ing the forces Of the church and
making them more effective. CD In
Awakening intelligent interest by
systematic education. CD In afford
ing a sound financial basis CD In
quickening spiritual life.
Saturday Evening, 7:3O p. III.
Popular meeting. Subject: 'Oul
Unfinished Task" CD In the chris
tianizing of this country. Cd In the
evangelizing of the non-christia1
world.
Speakers: the above named team
Sunday. october II. $50 a. m.
Synodical Prayer meeting led b,
Rev. D. NJ. Butt, Britton, S. d.
1890 a. m. Popular Service. Sub
ject and speaker to be announced
later.
1900 noon. Bible School.
800 p m. Popular Service. Sub
ject. The Church and Social Service
Speakers, j.. E. McAfee, New Yorl
City, and Pres. Harry Morehous
Gage, of Huron College.
$50 p. m. Synodical Young PEG
pies Meeting.
1880 p. m. Popular Service. Sub
ject and speaker to be announced la
ter. an effort is being made to hav
Rev. Robert e Speer, ID. ID. here t
sneak at both the morning and eve
ming sessions.
Monday, October IL, 900 a. M.
Conclusion of business and ad
~journment..
This program is subject to mod.
fication. and some changes may q
made as to speakers. Announc'
,ments will be made later as word
received from the speakers that az
being sought to fill the program
Alp the sessions will be open to til
81 public. and anyone who wishes
attend will be welcomed.
~ During pne synod the synodici
Womans' Missionary society will ais
hold their annual conference an
several. noted speakers from the w
mans Board of Missions. are beir
~ secured.
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