The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1915-03-16
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Sixth avenue and Harrison street.
Committee meetings will Ike place in
the Central Y. NJ c. A building, Y.
w. Q. A, Commercial club quarters,
First Presbyterian church, and First
English Lutheran church. The Lay
mems association will meet at the
First Congregational church, corner
of Seventh and Harrison streets.
DR.. Edwin Locke, pastor of the
Euclid Avenue Methodist church, To-
peka, has served as secretary of the
Kansas conference for several years.
The terms of three of the nine trus-
tees who handle the affairs of the
Kansas conference will expire this
session. They are: ]. D. Smith, G..
A. Marvel and w. B. Stevenson. John
A. Motter, c. A. Creager and B. M.
and j. K. Miller, l.. NJ. Potts and
George w. Braden, one year.
Meeting of Laymen.
The Laymen's association will meet
Friday and Saturday. The officers:
President, DR.. S. S. Glasscock, Kan
P. Myers, Emporia; district vice presi-
dents-Atchison, c. J. Hardin, Hol-
ton; Clay Center, Mrs. Dora C. Proc
tor, Havensville: Emporia, E. w. Bar
ker, Burlington; Fort Scott, John T.
Polster, Baxter Springs; Independence,
sas City, L. Weber, Kansas City; Man
haitian j. E. Engle, Talmadge; OF
tawa, l. E Kempton, kincaid; To-
peka, Mrs Aida F. True, Perry.
Executive committee-H. A. Plough,
Perry; o. G. Markham, Baldwin,; l.
o. Armel, Holton. Directors Kansas
Methodists Historical society,". p
Davis, Topeka, L. Bumgardner, Law
renee; l.. 3. Smith, Paola, and J. W.
Davenport. Ottawa
The close of the conference will
complete the term of the Rev. Theo-
dore ]. Ream as superintendent for
the topeka district. He has been dis
tr1ct superintendent for six years. 1t
IS thought he will be assigned a pas
torate.
Conference Program.
aoLiowlng is the Kansas conference pro-
Tuesday Evening, March 1e
. +, reception by the Methodist ministers
peka churches to the Kansas conference.
Aodress OF welcome-R. L. Cofran,
Rev. W. NJ Balch, Gov. ' Arthur hum Can ursnaii
n hesponses-Rev L. NJ. Potts, Bishop w.
Music by the Sunday school orchestra
2f the First Methodist Episcopal church,
Mrs E. H. Anderson, leader.
Wednesday, March II.
. 30 a. m.-Devotions, Bishop W. o.
300 a. m.-Sacrament of the Lords Sun
p pF statsfisa P1ish ses
sion; Dr.. J. r, Madison, presiding.
r, 100 p m.-Missionary sermon, Rev r.
600 p. m.-Baker banquet in the Sum
lay school temple, President w. n. Mason
Z 80 p. m.-Anniversary Board of Educa-
ION, Rev. John Endacott, presiding address
Dy DR.. J. W. Hancher, of New York An
NJ Powell, presiding; address by DIR. 1.
Garland Penn. SOS III 'j-yT 9jri7
Thursday, March IS.
, s 80 a m.-Devotions, the Rev. Sylvester
200 a m.-Journal business
rroutman, presiding addres by Miss Ella
W. Watson, Lincoln, Neb.
400 p. m.-Evangelistic address, the Rev.
John McClelland, Manhattan. Kan.
30 p. m.-Anniversary Board of For
siding; address by the Rev. Marvin A. |
RAIDER, d. D., Manila, P. I.
Friday. March 10.
30 a. m.-Devotions. Rev. J. A Arnett
300 a. m.-JournaI business.
IL 100 a. m.-Memorial service F. E. Hol- |
ar, presiding address, Rev j. A staveiy.
Missionary society; address by Mrs. Jacob
'er9 o6 N % of chhieag Ss, nj adaro
Rev Frank N. Lynch, d. D., Rockford, |
Iissions and Church Extension. Rev. H. E. |
Wolfe, presiding; address, DIR. Ward Platt |
Saturday. March 90.
30 a. m-Devotions, Rev. E. E. Urner |
100 a. m--Journal business.
30 p. Mobilization of the Methodist |
Episcopal Home for the Aged, corner of |
:ollege avenue and Munson, Bishop Will |
lam o. Shepard in charge.
100 p. m.-Ministers' Wives association |
n :. Sunday sHn school temple.
T: 200 p m-Banquet to ministers wives |
n Sunday school temple
Z 30 p m.-Anniversary Epworth League
Sev C. B. Zook presiding address by Dr. !
V. F: sheridan, Chicago, Ill Anniversary |
soard of Sunday Schools, Rev Fred Nj |
sa1ley- presiding. address by Dr. Edgar
Slake, Chicago, Ill.
Sunday, March FL.
$50 a. m-Sunday school exercises of |
trst Church Sunday school in the Sunday
chool temple.
9:45 a. m.-Conferenee love feast in
hurch auditorium, DR.. Bernard Kelly, pre-
iding.
IL 100 a. m.-Sermon, Bishop William o.
hepard.
3 zoo p. liberalization service
F:3O p m.-Evangelfstc service sermon
etary general conference commission on
Monday, March %.
s 80 a. m.-Devotions, Rev. William N
.unyan.
900 a. m.-Journal business.
2 100 p. m.-Conference business
Z 80 p. m.-Anniyersary Church Tenn
GRANGE society, Rev. II. W. Hargett pre-
fding; addresses by Rev. H. w. Hargett
nd DIR. c. I. Wilson, of Topeka, Kan.