The Devils Lake world and inter-ocean. (Devils Lake, N.D.) 1915-1920, 1917-10-11

Reports Of Committees on Home Missions,
Rev, G. W: Simon, D. D, jamestown.
Aadress, Rev. Thomas D.. Whittles, D. D., Du-
1880 a. m. Devotional Exercises. Rev. W.. A. Err
1900 q: M. Report Of Committee on Church Erec-
ton, Rev. 6. Westphal, Rugby,
" 8: Hunteer; .. D., Faro.
Number Ct Manses needed and Contributions
toths Cause @,; $. B; Dotyy, Cakes.
Church Erection.
i&' & Z. N n. H isp1r Ie Il executive Commission Rev.
United init Movement s1 Program on foe for f1 1sl?y1siss'
WIN s p emphasis on Christian Steward
leader eS s'f 4. l II. Rossitee, Chicago Snaee: Conference
$500 2: m. synodical Prayer Notwithstanding
Rule TX, G, leader Dr.. Erwin.
$3.50 p. m. Reports:-College Board, Rev. w. H.
Matthews, D. D., Grand Forks.
University Committee, DR.. Matthews.
Education. Rev: D N Mcintosh, Gand Forks:
besst Chairman e 1ane q eSe S Ss,'sEe' 'hr' H M Ia
Rsp'sssnf S7hs tad s'; sss St Education.
Up n 1ora Ladies aIl in1 gixs a Reception in the Church par
1880 p. m. Auditorium Program, Rev. F. J. Hib-
bard, d. D., presiding.
A ns9isss, I Ss2' bs' r. : # G tas hnth Ss4ad Refor-
ADDRESS = w sSgs PTss y f. r Se; Re% SasS Rev.
'R1P MGks}sG sEssi Il, 1911. y
8:45 q: m. Reports:-
Address. Rey v; 4. crothers, Representing
the Eya,ngelistic Committee Of the General
Christian Life and Work, Rev. T. J. Graham,
Open Conference, Standing Rule XIV.
1o:46 2 Pu hi 2sgo6 aod ss Ssbefe' S5i afy Work keg %eg.
Bist9iet Superintendent END IT q sabbath School
Work, R. f. Sulzer, Minneapolis.
AFTERNOON SESSION
Mems work, r. L. colvin, Erie.
Address, Rev. W. F. Weir, D. D., Wooster
245 p. m. Devotional Service, DR.. Erwin, leader.
'"rhe Session as the Keystone in the Arch of
our Church Government, Hon. A. G.. Burr,
GLOW to Utilize the Latent Power ofthe Elder
ship for the Best and Largest Interests of the
"The Scope Of the Duty and the Opportunity
Of the Eldership," ". J. Lane, Fargo.
Discussion.
Sacrament Of the Lords Supper
Ad"inist1 HSGs;I Neas sHssl6 %Bsssidns'
7:so =; d n; Rev m \. E Elk Kof Meei;1 %gsssidin nsars.en+;n.
Address, Miss Mabel M. sheibley, New York
City, representing M?se;aas the Woman's Board Of
Address, Mr.. George B. Dayton, Minneapolis,
representing the Board Of Home Missions.
SATURDAY, OCTOBER 10. 1917.
Ministerial Relief and Sustentation, Rev. j. G.
American American Bible M,Is Society, Rev. J. Way Huey,
Leeds.
Freedmen, Rev. W. P. Fink, Neville.
Temperance, Rev. F. w. Walker Pugh, Lari-
more.
nterdenominational Commission, DR.. Matth-
ews.
Revised Codes of Marriage and Divorce, DR..
Matthews.
Historical Committee, Dr.. Hunter.
1890 a. m. Devotional Excuses, DR.. Erwin, leader.
Young Peoples Societies, Rev. II. Lewis Meyer,
Bottineau.
Open Conference.
AFTERNOON SESSION
1:45 p: m. Reports
Address, Mr.. Charles A. Gum, LAGRANGE. H.
linois, representing the Board Of Foreign Mis-
sions.
300 p. m. Devotional Exercises, DR.. Erwin, leader.
Neurology, Rev. James p. Schell, D. D., Am
Sabbath Observance, Rev. Neil McKevhnie,
Gilby.
Trustees of Synod. Rev. R. II. Myers, Bis
marck.
Miscellaneous Business.
Amendments to Standing Rules offered by DR..
Kroeze and Rev. R. T. Fulton.
EVENING SESSION
1880 p. N. Rev. R: c. Crouch, presiding.
Address by Mr.. Charles A. Gum, LAGRANGE,
Illinois.
SUNDAY, OCTOBER IA, 1917.
1900 a. m. Morning Worship and Sermon, by Rev.
W. 'Weir,,,D D, Wooster, Ohio.
- m. Sunday School.
700 2 M w., Young Y Peoples meeting led by Rev. r
1880 p. m. Evening Worship and Sermon, by Rev.
w. Erwin, D. d., Chicago.