The Bourbon news. [volume] (Paris, Ky.) 1895-19??, 1920-05-04
OFFICIAL PROGRAM
CT MEET MAY 7-9
Below Is Reproduced The Pro-
gram In Detail Of The 3-Day
Meet Of Christian Endeavor
LARGE CROWD IS EXPECTED
Friday Evening, May Z.

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rs cents.)
1880 Opening song service, led by
Karl Lehman, Southern States Sec
rotary, Chattanooga, Tenn.
7:45 Opening Convention with
Prayer, Rev. w. E. Ellis, Pastor Con-
vention Church.
1850 Naming Nominating, Resolu-
ton, Time and Place, and Poster
Campaign Committees and An
nouncements, President Hopper.
500 Address, Mr.. T. B. Talbot,
Lexington, "Glad to be Here"
S:25 Convention song, Loyalty to
Christ"
8.35 Address, DR.. Daniel A. Pol
ing, Associate President of the
United Society of Christian Endeav-
or and Departmental Secretary of the
er-Church World Movement.
9:15 Reception for everybody.
Saturday Morning, May 8.
Rev. R. R. Murphy, Winchester,
Vice President, presiding.
900 Song and Praise Service.
$40 Devotional Service, Rev. j. o.
Reavis, D. D., Columbia Theological
Seminary, Columbia, S. c.
$50 Conferences Junior Work
Miss Carrie Adams, State Superin-
.tendant, C. F. Evans, Southern Gen
eral Field Secretary, Lexington, KY.
intermediate Work Karl Lehman,
Southern States Secretary, Chatta
nooga, Tenn.
District Work-Rev. D. c. Ford,
Vice President Gin charge of Dis
trict Work. Ashland, Ky. Miss Mary
L. Wilson, State Secretary, Mays
Vile, KY. L. C. Little, Southern
Field Secretary, Chattanooga, Tenn.
1920 Reassemble for remainder
of session.
1890 Working Monthly Service
Program, Miss Mary Wilson.
1O:4O Report of Nominating Com
mittee and Election of Officers.
1850 up to date tools" Karl Leh-
mann.
11.2O "On to New Orleans" July
S-11, L. G. Little.
1885 Open Conference, C. P.
Evans.
11:5O Closing Words, Rev. ]. O.
Reavis D. D.
1900 Lunch for Delegates served
in Convention Church.
Saturday Afternoon.
Rev. D. C. Ford, Vice President,
Ashland, Presiding.
1 AS Song and Praise.
200 Devotional Service, DR.. Reav-
is, D. D.
2:2O How to use new text book
"Your Questions Answered" Karl
Lehman, Southern States Secretary,
Chattanooga, Tenn.
2:3O Reports on work done by
Societies and District-One Minute
Reports by Delegates and District
Officers.
$3.50 A Fortieth Anniversary Cru
SADIE, Rev. R. R. Murphy, Winches-
ter, Vice President.
3:2O $25,OOO.OO for Denomina-
tional Missions, G.. F. Evans, South
ern General Field Secretary, Lexing-
ton, KY.
$3.50 UNCONVENTIONAL Rallies.
Saturday Evening.
Mr.. George P. Bauman, State
Treasurer, Louisville, Presiding.
7.3O Song Service, led by Karl
Lehman.
7:45 Prayer, Rev. T. S. Smylie,
Pastor Presbyterian Church, Paris,
Ky.
1850 Report of Committee on Con-
vention time and place. Report of
Committee on Poster Campaign
Award. Awarding Society and Dis
trict Banners. Introducing Local
Convention Committee and Workers
to Convention.
1925 Forward or Backward" Karl
Lehman. 4
1855 Convention Song, Loyalty to
Christ"
900 "The Making of Good Citi-
zen," L. c. Little, Southern Field
Secretary, Chattanooga, Tenn.
$50 Closing Prayer.
Sunday Morning, May 9.
700 Sunrise Prayer-meeting and
Decision Service, led by C. F. Evans,
Morning Words by Karl Lehman.
9:45 Sunday School in various
churches of City. Delegates will at
tend church Of their choice.
Sunday Afternoon.
2:3O Song Service, led by Karl
Lehman, Southern States Secretary.
2:45 Prayer, Rev. w. S. Cain, Rec
tor Episcopal Church, Paris, KY.
$50 Convention Church Junior
Christian Endeavor in Action. Miss
Esther Boatright, Superintendent.
$40 Behind the Bars" Miss
Georgia Dunn, Superintendent Pris-
on Work, Lancaster, KY.
$3.50 Convention Song; Loyalty
to Christ"
$40 Address:-Mr. w. ]. Vaughn.
Field Worker Kentucky Sunday
School Association, Louisa, KY.
AGO Closing Prayer.
Sunday Evening.
Christian Endeavor Hour.
$50 Union Young Peoples Meet
ing, "Cultivating High Ideals" Col
3:1-4
1880 Song Service, led by Karl
Lehman.