The Mitchell capital. (Mitchell, Dakota [S.D.]) 1879-1918, 1914-06-25
ENDEAVORERS
HERE NEXT WEEK
STATE CONVENTION TO BE HELD
ON FRIDAY, SATURDAY
AND SUNDAY.

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Christian Endeavorers of South
Dakota will be the guests of the
young people of the Presbyterian,
Congregational and Baptist churches
of Mitchell, at their annual state
convention in this city on the coming
Friday Saturday and Sunday, June
20, % and IS. Plans for the con-
vention are 10Y complete.
Some OF the most prominent
speakers in Endeavor work in the
middle west have been secured for
the convention. Rev. H. II. Rott-
mann. of Portland, Ore, is a man
OF striking personality and strong
address. Rev. j. .. Boswell, pastor
the the Stewart Memorial church of
Minneapolis, is one of the most pop
ular Bible study leaders and has been
prominent in North Dakota and Min
nesota conventions for the past two
years. He will come directly from
the Minnesota convention, bringing
an inspiration from that convention
of over 1000 delegates.
Rev. X. S. Tontz, of Canova, S. D.,
and Rev. l.. e. Camfield of Academy,
S. d., are Congregational pastors who
have been prominently connected
with Christian! Endeavor work in
South Dakota. Rev. Geo. L.. Hemp
stead, of jamestown, N. D., is the
new president OF the North Dakota
Christian Endeavor union, elected
last month.
Rev. VIM. Mast, okf Bookings,
is a new man to South Dakota, but
we'll known in Ohio, and will come
direct from the Lake Geneva, Wis,
conference. He will give South Da-
kota young people something fine
from that great conference of young
people. Another prominent speaker
will be Rev. Sam Burritt, an enthus-
iastic worker and former officer of
the Kentucky state union. His adj
dress will be BLUE Grass Endeavor."
Rev. E. F. Schwab of Mitchell, who
will preach the convention sermon on
Sunday morning, has been promi-
nently connected with Christian En-
deavor work in Oklahoma.
On Sunday evening at z o'clock
Rev. III. Snyder will talk on Civic
Reforms" Rev. Mr.. Snyder has made
an exhaustive study of this subject,
and has recently returned from a trip
through the east, where he made
some Investigations along these
lines.
On Saturday afternoon, the Com
mercial club will show the delegates
alb out the City in automobiles, and
on Saturday evening the local com1
pnittee will serve the delegates a
banquet at the Baptist church.
The young people of the Presby-
terrain, Congregational and Baptist
churches will have charge of the
convention, and will entertain the
delegates on the Harvard plan"
Delegates Wishing entertainment
should send their names to Miss Ruth
Parrett, Mitchell, who is chairman
of the committee on entertainment,
at once.
Following is the program:
FRIDAY, JUNE 20.
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS Of dele
ERNOoN42:0O-so and de-
votional Service. aat
2:30-Address of welcome and Re-
spouse. ' 100
2:45-Bible study hour, led by
Rev. j. o. Boswell, Of Minneapo-
lis.
3:45-Violin solo, Miss Genevieve
Branson.
Convention School of. Methods,
Rev. II. H. Rottmann, field secre-
tary, Portland, Ore.
5:00Announcements and adjourn
ment.
EvENING-7:SO-song service.
S:00-Address, "Christian En-
Iaoy1~ o~I ~, r;@;o, Co., y,
Rev. X. S. Toni, Canova, s.. Oak.
Male Quartette.
Echoes of Lake Geneve Confer
ence,' Rev. w. M. Mast, of Brock
ings.
SATURDAY..
MORNING-9: O0-Song and devo-
tional service.
9:3O-Annual roll call and re-
ports.
1O:00-Missions and Tenth Leg
ion. Miss Anna McCauley, Bridge
water.
10:3O-vocal solo, Miss Ada Til
ley.
Bible Lecture, Rev. j. o. Buswell.
11:15-Conference hour, Rev. II.
H. Rottmann.
AFTERNOON-2:O0-Song service.
2:3O-Annual business meeting
and election of officers.
3:O0-"Blue Grass Endeavor,"
Rev. Sam Buritt, Kentucky.
Duet.
3:3O-'Endeavor that Endures,''
Rev. l.. e. Garfield, Academy.
4:00-Auto excursion.
EVENING-Banquet at Baptist
church.
S:3O-Address. "Christian En-
deavors Resurrection in North Da-
kota," Rev. Geo. l.. Hampstead,
president Of North Dakota Chris
tian Endeavor Union.
SUNDAY.
3O-Quiet hour, led
by Rev. L.. q. Garfield.
Morning service at the usual hour.
Convention sermon, by Rev. e. F.
Schwab.
Observation-Disclosures lecture,
Rev. j. o. Boswell.
Conference, Rev. II. II. Rottmann.
EVENING" .00--Ciyic ReS0Tm