Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1915-01-30
Splendid Program Prepared
For Christian Life Convention
FINE SPEAKERS WILL AD-
DRESS PEOPLE AT PRES
BYTERIAN CHURCH.
Opens SUNDAY FOR A week
Musical Features Will Contribute
to 1nvitingness of High Glass
Program.

The Christian Life convention
which opens at the Presbyterian
church next Sunday, for the week OF
January 81 to February I, offers a
program not alone inviting to the
members OF that creed, but to all of
the people, irrespective of beliel.
Three able and forceful speakers:
Drs. Bradt of Chicago, Fullerton OF
St. Louis, and Gage of Huron college,
have been engaged to address the au>
dience here. Excellent music will be
furnished, with Mrs. .'Vowles Of Fargo,
Mrs. J. A. Graham of Bismarck, MIR.
J. L. Hjort of Reeder and Mr. G. w.
Stewart among the soloists. A cho-
rus choir and male quartet will also
contribute TO the musical features OF
the convention.
The Program.
The mornings will be given over to
the Presbyterian service, under drec.
ton of tha Presbyterys committee
on Christian life and work. These
sessions are open to the public and
after Monday will begin at 9 o'clock
and continue until the noon hour. On
Monday the session will commence
at 10 o'clock.
Afternoons, at 4 o'clock, DR.. 'Bradt
of Chicago will give an expositor's
talk on the Scriptures, taking theme,
of great value and personal help.
Mrs. Vowles will sing at these serv.
ices Her unaffected manner and per.
feet enunciation, together with her
selections o fthe old melOdious Cos
pei sons, are certain to be appreciat-
ed by her auditors.
Evenings, there will be popular
meetings with five illustrated lec-
lures on around the World by EE.
E'radt, who recently returned from a
globe trotting trip that carried him to
the most out of the way and extraor-
dinary places. His lectures abouno
with interesting and educational fea-
lures.
Speakers Of Note. ~
Dr. Fullerton of St. Louis is eX-mod-
orator of the general assembly. As
moderator he received the highest Of
fee in the power of the Presbyterian
church to give. AT the present time
he is the western secretary of the
board of home missions. Bismarck is
fortunate to have his presence here.
for the convention. and he was oblig-
ing enough to cancel appointments iii
other states in order to assist here
next week. DR.. Fullerton will speak
on home missions, subject of con-
siderable interest to the people of this
state.
President Harry Gage of Huron col
lege. who will open the convention
with sermon Sunday morning, was
recently head of that institution, and
is one of the youngest college .presi-
dents in the U1ited States. He will
be heard in an address at 1880
O'Clock Sunday morning, and again at
$3.50 o'clock. by the young people On
Monday evening he will deliver an ad-
dress on progressive Religion
Carefully Prepared.
Considerable attention has bean
given in the preparation Of everv de.
tail of the convention. and the efforts
Of those in charge are certain to be
rewarded with large and enthusiastic
audiences. .
Among the out of town visitors ex-
Dected at the convention are: Rev.
w. 3. Roa and Rev. G.. r. Simon of
Jamestown, and Rev. w. H. Hunter of
Fargo.