Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1916-06-29


Anniversary Convention. Chi.
cage, July 6, :, $, 8.
SERVED LONG AS SECRETARY
Men Prominent in Church Work From
All Sections of Country on
Excellent Program.
Dr. H. ". Reed. pastor OF the First .
Baptist church of this city, has been
honored in being selected as one of the
speakers at the 25th anniversary con-
vention of the Baptist Young Peoples /
Union Of America which is TO be held .
in the Chicago coliseum, July 6, :. s. 9. ,
Dr. Reed was for l9 consecutive wears
recording secretary of the organiza- ;
ton and 10 him has been assigned the
historical address which will be given
Friday morning, July I. On the pro-
gram Will appear men prominent in
every line of the church work and from
all sections OF the country and Canada, !
insuring q most representative gather /
ing.
Fifteen OF the local church people !
will attend as delegates, Davenport,
Moline and all the surrounding towns
will send large delegations. the ma
jority Of whom will leave Wednesday
morning. July ).
The program for the four DAYS con-
yentiOn follows.
Thursday. July 6. 1916.
MORNING.
9:30-Reading OF convention call.
Address OF welcome: City. Denomi-
nation, Chicago Baptist Young Peoples
Union.
.O0-President's address Frank
L. Anderson, d. ID.
l0:50-Report of board Of managers
400 - "reminiscences - John H.
Chapman. leader F. l.. Wilkins, d. D.;
J. B. Canfill d. D.
12:00-Quiet Half-hour-Emory ".
Hunt, D. D.
AFTERNOON
e:00-4 Conferences: Missions
Joseph {. Robbins, d. d. Organiza-
tons William E. Chalmers. D. D.
Junior CONFERENCE.-THE F. G. Det-
weller. Methods-Arthur Flake.
4:00-5: 3O-Informal reception-Art
institute.
EVENING.
1907 30-Organ recital.
:00-Praise service-Director
Ed T. Clissold.
S:00-S:4 0-"The Challenge of Yes
terday"-O c. S Wallace, D. D.
S;40-8: 50-Music
$500: 3O-"Baptist Young People
and Present-day Opportunity" Joseph
C. Robbins, D. D.
Friday. July :.
MORNING
9:00-Praise service-Director Ed T.
Clissold
10:15-10: 3O-Business of the conven-
ton
10:30-11 :00-Awards.
11:O0-11 :30-Further "reminiscences
j. B. CranfIl. d. D.
11:S0-12 90 Historical address -
Rev H. " Reed, Phi D.
:30-Quiet Half-hour-Em-
DRY ". Hunt, d. D.
AFTERNOON.
2:00-4 conferences: The Teen
age Leader-W Ed Rafferty,. Phi D.
Educational - Secretary James A.
White. William E. CHAIN
els, D. D. MISUNDERSTANDING Flake.
7:30-State and sectional ban
quets: Pacific Coast-Rev. ". X. Tow
ner in charge. NOrth-William E.
Chalmers, D. D. South-Arthur Flake,
Canada-Joseph Wearing, NJ A.
EVENING
1907: Georgian recital.
On m car,rioa
Ed T. Clissold.
00-S:40-Address christianity in
Daily Living Hon. Joseph Wearing,
NJ A
S40-8: 50-MusiC.
:5O-9:30-"The Essentials of Our
Faith"-Presiden Z. A. Hanley.
Saturday. July 5.
MORNING
9:oO-Praise service Director Ed T.
Clissold.
-Salutation of the Flags
George T. Webb, D. D.
11:15-12 Business of the conven-
ton
12:00-12: 30-Devotional Hour-Em-
DRY ". Hunt, D. D.
AFTERNOON.
2:00-5:3 Recreation, side trips
EVENING
7:00-7 Georgian recital.
:00-Praise service-Dnector
Ed T Clssold.
8:00-S:40- Baptist Young People
PrOphetically -Rev. ". K. Towner.
S:50-8 50-Music
$500 O-"Baptists Comparatively"
Dean Smaller Mathews.
Sunday. July 8.
MORNING.
zoos 30-Early morning prayer
service at Old Second Baptist church
William " Lawrence, D. d.
100000: -tColiselm) music-Di-
rector Ed T. Clissold.
lO:30-Convention sermon-E. Y.
Mullins. D. D.. Ii. d.
AFTERNOON.
2:004 00-Jubilee: 2:00-2:l5 Music
director Ed T, CUssOld. 2:15-2:30
Memorial f. T. Chivers, d. D.. by Pro-
lessor Ira NJ Price. Phi. d. 2:3O-3:00
Address, The Significance of the
Twenty-ffth Anniversary - Walter
Galley, D. D. 100000 A Forward
Look, by several younger leaders.
EVENING.
1908 00-Praise service-DirectOr
Ed T. CHssold.
:30-"What the Convention
Has Naant tp No" I aadnr Secretary