Putnam patriot., 1914-07-17
WILLIMANTIC CAMP
 MEETING AUG. TEA
Young Peoples Institute Holds Sixth
 Session Aug. lO.Il
Attractive Programs of Able Speakers

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 The programs for the Willimanlic Institute, Aug. 1o.it, and Camp Meet. ing, Aug. 17.24, have been announced and are unusually attractive this year.
 The Institute grows in favor every year and many young people will take advantage of this opportunity for in- struetion, inspiration and recreation.
 The faculty and speakers this year for the Institute will include the fol- lowing, who will conduct daily classes:
 Rev. ]. .. Randall, D. D., corres- bonding secretary of the General Con- ference Commission on Evangelism, Philadelphia, Pa: "Pefsonal Evangel- ism.N
 Rev. C. E. Spaulding, pastor Green wood Memorial Methodist Episcopal church, Dorchester: "Jnnior Methods.n
 Rev Wallace R. Fleming, D. D., professor in Drew Theological Semina- ", Madison, N. ] J,. "Bible Study.@
 Rev ]. Homer Slutz, pastor Haven Methodist Episcopal church, East Providence: "Alission study"
 Rev N. Nj. Gilbert, associate pastor Morgan Memorial of Boston: "chris- tian Social Service.n
 Miss Alice M Robertson, Litt H., superintendent principal New Eng land Deaconess Association Training School for Christian Service, Boston,: "Personal Evangelism.
 Rev L. j. Birnoy, n. D., Dean of Boston University school Of Theology, will give an address on "Personal Evangelism Tuesday evening.
 Rev. Frederick II. Wright, D. D., superintendent of the Italian Mission of the Methodist Episcopal church in the United States, will give an address on "The Italian immigrant--A Men, ace or Blessing?p Wednesday even ing.
 thursday evening the young people of the Institute will provide pageant: "The Immigrant Gateway Each afternoon at a.45 there will be half hour stereopticon lecture on Home Missionary Work in New England. Daily recreation and social activities are provided which include recep- ton to the faculty and students, teu- his tournament, social sings, "camp | fire,n base ball, athletic meets, etc. Aug. 5th the woman's Christian Temperance Union will occupy the af- ternoon. An address will be given by Rev W. E. Bates. This meeting in- cludes the temperance workers of east ern Connecticut.
 Aug. 10th Is Missionary Day. Tho Foreign Missionary Society will have charge of the morning session with an address by Rev. John w. Butler, DID,, ciety will have charge in the afternoon and a Union Missionary meeting will be held in the evening, each addressed by prominent workers.
 Each day as usual the 6 o'clock sum- rise prayer meeting will be held also the Children's meeting at l o'clock in charge of Mrs. J. K. Reed and the Ep- worth League service at $ P. m. Ed- ward m. W heeler of Providence will have charge of the singing. This year Rev. Edwin A. Blake, Ph. | D., a noted biblical scholar and lectur- ! CT, will give four morning addresses on the general topic, "Nuggets of Gold from an Old Mine" Rev. Samuel w. Irwin, NJ. A, president of East Green wich Academy, will deliver three af- | ternoon addresses on the general theme, aThe Christian and His Task | The evening services will be ievangel- | istic.
 The weeks program will be as foi- l lows:
 Monday, Aug, IT, ' D. m. Opening sermon by District Supt. Rev. G. G. Scrivener.
 Tuesday, 10 q. m. Address, "Amos, the Shepherd Seer,n Dr. Blake. , pm. "The Christian and His Preacher,' v President Irwin. ?. m. Sermon by Rev. F.. 5. Ninde, D. D., Providence.
 Wednesday, 10 a. m. Address, "The | Poetry of the BibIe,n Dr. Blake. p. m., nfhe Christian and His Master, |" President Irwin. p. III. Sermon by Rev. 0. r. Clifford, D. D., Boston. Thursday, 10 a. m. Address, "Na- hum, the Prophet, Dr. Blake. ? pm. sermon, preacher to be announced. ' D. III. Sermon by President Irwin.
 Friday, 10 a. I'll. Address, "Thc Song of Songs,n Dr. Blake. p. Ill. "The Christian and His Church, ]" | President Irwin. ' p. m. Sermon by Rev. C.. Harley Smith, New London.
 Saturday, 10 a. m. Address, "The l Divine Challenge to Sacrifice,n Dr. F. E. Dickson, Philadelphia. ? D. m. Sermon, Rev. k. S. Moore, Attleboro. l7 p. m. Sermon, Rev. J. Franklin Knots, D. D., Somerville.
 Sunday, $50 q. Ill. Love Feast. 10 A. III. sermon, Rev. C. l.. Goodell, D. D., of New York. p. m. Sermon by Bishop ]. w. Hamilton, D. D LL.D. ' p. m. sermon by Rev. C. l.. Goodell, D. D.