The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1920-03-02

win one LOT the MoLnOQlSL Lnllliou,
is the slogan of the laymens confer
ence program, to be held In connec'
ton with the Northern Indiana M. p.
conference in Richmond, April to Is:
The laymen's conference is to be held
Friday, April 9.
]. H. Bentley, Of Richmond, is to
make an address at the noon lunch
con, and speeches by other state OIL.
Gals will cover the laymen's prob
lens during the day.
The first complete and correct pro-
gram of the Northern Indiana confer.
ence was made public Tuesday by the
Rev. A. H. Backus, pastor OF Grace
church, head Of the publicity commit
tee. Many last-minute changes are in
corporated in 1t.
Starbuck Heads laymen.
Officials - e. Starbuck, president,
Fort Wayne: D. o. Skillen. vice-presi-
dent, Yorktown; F. w. Green, secre-
tary and treasurer, Peru. District
presidents are William Ems1en, Fort
Wayne; d. G. Turnbull, Mishawaka:
George e. Neck, Kokomo; E. e. Youse,
Wabash; G. H. Neff, Anderson. and
Jesse Mckinney, Dunkirk.
Morning Observation-Disclosures First
NJ. e. church, E. s. Starbuck. presi-
dent, presiding; 900, devotions, c. e.
Akers; $40, opening sentences, E. S.
Starbuck; 9:55, organization of lay
electoral conference, nomination OF
delegates, and election; 11:20, song,
Earl Cartwright; 1880 to 1855, ad-
dress, "Why Must These Things Be1'
c. G. Raymer, Elkhart.
E. Starbuck will preside as toast
master at the noon banquet to be
served by the ladies of the First M. E.
church, in the church dining room.
Mr.. Starbuck will introduce the fol.
lowing afterdinner speakers: G. L.
Walters, Decatur, win One-the
Methodist Million" at 1910: Marion
B. Schultz. Huntington, THE Inter
Church World Movement" at 1880;
mo Place to STOP" J. II. Bentley. at
/ o'clock "Our Ministers Salaries, II
G. p. Fitzpatrick, Dunkirk, at 1:1O;
New Church for the New Age
, H. B. Roberts, Newcastle, at 1:20;
Every Minister, Every Layman, Coop
Grating" Edward J. Hump, Kokomo
from 1870 to TAO.
Bentley to Make Talk.
Afternoon Session-President Star
buck will again preside, in the audi
| forum of the First NJ. E. church
1:4O, a song by Earl Cartwright
| LBS, address, Intensive Methodism,
by John w. Kendall of Peru; 1870, la,
| electoral: BIS, miscellaneous bust
! ness of the laymen's association: $40
reception of representative boards o
the church and consideration of me
| MORALS; 400, joint session with an
nual conference in the coliseum.
/ The complete and correct conferenc,
program follows!
Sunday, April
1890 a. m,-Baptism and reception o
members. Sermon, DR. George F
i Crosse. President DePauw University
| 1889 p. m.-EaSter Program.
Monday, April
| 1870 p. m.-Historical address. 9TH
Frontier Circuit and the Circuit Rider
prof: w. w. Sweet, Greencastle, Inc
Tuesday, April
| 800 a. circumference examination
amin ers-Dr: ". +. Arnold. Chairman
100 ?. m-Reeeption to the confer
Light. Dist. Supt; in behalf Of the cit
Of Richmond, Hon. william Dude
i rouiks' 1 IL d; In behalf Of Or, Grae
Nicholson.
$50 p. M EvangeIistic Address
Bishop Thomas Nicholson.
Wednesday. April
$50 a m.-Opening of the Seventy
Seventh session. North Indiana Confer
ence, Bishop Thomas Nicholson. y. y
LII D., presiding. Sacrament OF tn
Lords Supper Bishop and Dist. Supt,
Rail call; organization and conference
business.
| 1880 p. m.-Adjournment
200 p. m.-Conference session. Bfsh
OPP Nicholson, presiding.
400 p. m.-Committee meetings.
$50 p. M Educational Banquet
Reid Memorial church, DR.. George I
w. Harris. general secretary board c
education.
1880 p. m. Anniversary Of tn
Preachers Aid sosi ,e >,r
Professional, Coward Christian
Soldiers" Invocation. Joseph E. Wi
liams. The Divinity Student, Frank n
Hall, The Young Preacher, Leroy n
The Veteran of the Cross. C. II. VIII
inson. Laymen, Guarantors. A.
Cline: Significance of the Campaig
Rufus A Morrison, Recessional. 'Fait
trict superintendents in Attendant
Anthem, Grace Church Choir.
$50 p. m.-Evangelistic address
, bishop Thomas Nicholson.
Thursday. April
,Iop Nicholson.
900 a, m.-Conference Session.
, 1000 a. m--Annual meeting OF II
: 1900 M Adjournment offici
=. Conference Picture.
200 p. m.-Conference Session.
500 p. m.-SChOol of Methods sui
, ject: The Modern Church Organized
| the Rev. f. l.. Waldorf, DID,, past,
First M. r. Church, Cleveland. Ohio
II 4:00,p. m.-Historical pilgrimage
| birthplace of Northern Indiana COME
| ence at Centerville.
II $50 p. m.-Luncheon at Centervil
NJ f. church.
II 1880 p. m.-Anniversary of the Boa
of Temperance. Prohibition and Publ
| Morals. Address. The Reformer
New Program or After War and Pr
| hibition, Wharf.-The Rev. Claren
| True Wilson, d. D., General Secretar
} Special Music, First NJ f. Chuch cho
$50 p. m.-Evangelistic Address
Bishop Thomas Nicholson.
Friday, April
| $3.50 a. M Devotional Message
y Bishop Nicholson.
v 800 a m.-Conference session.
, 1000 a. m.-Address to class for a
= mission.-Bishop Nicholson.
: 1000 a m.-Joint Session Lay Ele
l. toral Conference and Laymen's Ass
n citation.
:, 1890 p. m.-Adjournment.
200 p. m.-AnniV ersary of the NJ
memorial home for the aged; addres
g b. S. Hollopeter. recording secretar
= 300 rn-School Methods or,