The herald and news. [volume] (Newberry S.C.) 1903-1937, 1916-01-21
LtIMEN'S MISSIONARY
CONVENTION PROGRAM
The Meeting in Columbia Expected
to Attract III Least Three Thou
sand Delegates.
News and Courier.

News ana CoGIeT.
Columbia, Jan. 13.-The program for
the Layman's Missionary convention,
10 be held in Columbia, February 60,
mas been made public. The convention
is expected to attract 5000 delegates
and promises to exceed anything Of
its kind ever attempted here.
The program follows:
Sunday afternoon, February 6-3 p.
NJ. The Task OF the Modern Church, -
DR.. Worth NJ. Tirpy, New York city,
pastor Madison avenue NJ. e. church;
spiritual Object, es for Men Of Busi-
ness" Dr.. Edwin NJ Poteat, Green
vile. ;. c., president Furman univer-
sity.
Sunday eyening-About three central
union meetings.
Monday. February 7-10:30 q. m,
meeting Of pastors for conference and
prayer. led by DR.. Worth N. Tippy.
honday evenmg-"A Tourists View
of Missions Dr.. John y. Mills, Wash
ingtcn. D. c.; An Adequate Mission
ary Motive" Rev. R. W. Patton, At
lar,a, Ga. missionary secretary for
Southern province Protestant Episco-
paI church; ''Tne Big Brother among
the Nations, Or. W. ". Pinsoa, Nash
vile. Tenn, general secretary mission
beard, Nj. Z. c., South.
Tuesday, February S-9:39 a. NJ, the
hour Of prayer, The TWO Americas" ;"
Rev. J. G. Dale. Chester, S. c., secre-
tary I,aymans Missionary Movement,
A r. P. church; winning China for
Christ. Rev. J. A. G. Shipley, Shang-
hair, China, missionary to China, NJ. E.
church, South, member Baltimore con-
ference, missionary since 1898. Build
ING the Kingdom in China" Rev. J. c..
Lowe, Canton, China, missionary for
the Southern Baptist convention; FL
nancing the Kingdom" DR.. J. T. Hen
derson, Chattanooga, Tenn, secretary
lapmen's movement for Southern Bap-
list convention and for five years pres
ident Woman's college at Bristol, Va.
DepOminatioRaI Conference.
Baptist. at First Baptist church.
Methodist. at WASHINGTON Street NJ.
z. church.
Episcopal, at Jefferson hotel.
Christian. at Y. NJ. c. A hall.
Presbyterian, at First Presbyterian
church.
Lutheran. place yet to be chosen.
TUESDAY, February $50 p. m,
~.Tne World Crisis and It's Challenge
30 America" Rev. C. ]. Thompson, Raj
eign, n. c., field secretary for mis-
sions. Southern Baptist convention,
Wake Forest university; ga Near View
of the Far East Rev. William Nc,
Dower, D. D.. Chicago, Bishop of M. E.
church.
"wednesday, February $3.50, the
hoalr of prayer: Missionary Progress
.of Recent Years" DR.. ]. 0. Reavis, Co.
1unbit, S. c., field secretary for ign
missionary committee, Presbyterian
church in [. S.: missions as a Per
.o,o1 In+arast Rishop Mcdowell;
The Present Missionary Opportunity,
vne Ri. Rey. William A Guerry, D. D.,
Charleston, S. c., bishop Of the diocese
~of South Carolina; Getting Ready for
World Conquest Dr.. D. Clay Lily,
Nashville, Tenn. field secretary lay
mems movement, United States and
Canada.
ODen Parliament.
Wednesday, 3 p. m.-Denomlnauonal
conferences.
Wednesday. 7:3O p. m-"What I
Have and What I Owe Thereby > Dr..
J. Henry Harms, Newberry, S. c., pres
iGent Newberry college; Leaving Your
Mark OF the World" Lieut. Col. Z. W.
Halford. New York city, vice chairman
laymen's missionary movement in Unit
ed States and Canada; "The Dedication
Of Our Money to Jesus Christ" Dr. J.
T. Henderson, Chattanooga, Tenn.
The end of the convention is the be-
ginning Of the campaign.
Workable plans for the coming year.
The unchanging life purpose.