The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1920-08-02
TOOTH YEARLY
MEETING WILL
MONDAY
Earlham To Be Host for An
nual Event of Friends-Is
Earlier Than Usual This
Year.
LOOK into YEARS WORK

Indiana Yearly Meeting will con-
vene in its Tooth annual meeting on
Tuesday Aug. 10. at Earlham college,
following a preliminary Ministry and
Oversight session on Monday, Aug. 9,
it was made known Monday.
II has usually been the custom TO
| hold the meeting at the East Main
Street Friends church, but it is be-
lieved that by holding the sessions at
Earlham better accommodations can
be offered for visitors. The annual
meeting is also being held somewhat
earlier than in previous years.
A number of local people appear on
the program, which was given out
Monday. Levi T. Pennington, director
of the Friends Forward Movement,
Ruthanna NJ. Simms, of the Friends
Home Mission board, Timothy Nichol-
son. Aaron Napier, Indiana Yearly
Meeting superintendent, Chase Como
yer, field secretary of the Friends and
| William V. Coffin, all will address or
make reports to some of the sessions.
All Sessions At Earlham.
All sessions will be held at the col
lege, and lodging will be furnished in
the college dormitories, and meals
served in the dining room at moderate
| prices. Young Friends will have dis
cussion meetings at GAS p. m. on the
18th, 18th and 14th of August
They will have a camp fire each
night following the evening session.
| Although this will be the Tooth annual
| session Of the meeting, the centennial
! celebration does not come until next
year. A committee appointed for max
! in OCTeJr1 ont fNy hot
| report at this session. A meeting for
worship will occur at a. m, each
! day. Following is the complete pro
| gram:
Secondary, Eighth Month g.
| 1890 a. m. and 200 p m.-Meet-
| ings on Ministry and Oversight; 7:30
! p. M, meeting for worship, leader,
! Levi T. Pennington.
Third-Day, Eighth Month 10.
| 500 a. m.-Meeting of permanent
board; 1000 a. m, Opening of Yearly
| meeting; calling names of representa-
| tives and alternates; reading creden-
! tials of visiting Friends; proposals
| from Quarterly meetings; directions
| to representatives: report of commit
tee on status of Tacoma and Entiat
meetings; reading London and Dublin
| epistle; 1900, noon, adjournment:
p. m, reports of representatives: eff
cheney committee, Whites Manual
| Labor institute; Central book and
tract committee, 7:30 p. m, meeting
| for worship; leaders, De Ella y. New
| lin and Homer G. Biddlecum.
Fourth-Day, Eighth Month H..
| 7:15 a. m.-School of missionary
nth hn1C
Ida T. Parker; 9:40 a. m report on
Southland Institute; stereopticon
views, Ruthanna NJ. Simms; Indian
affairs; centennial celebration commit
tee and committee on historical mate
rial; miscellaneous business; 200
p. m, report of Home mission execu-
tive committee; report of Home mis-
sion board of the Five Years meeting;
| social service committee; address,
THE World, the Opportunity, the Vi
sion," Albert J. Brown; report of trus-
tees Indiana Anti-Saloon league; tenn
perance committee; discussion opened
by Timothy Nicholson; general discus
sion; 1:30 p. m, report of Friends
service committee; address, Beyond
the Frontier" Albert J. Brown.
Fifth Day, Eighth Month II
School of Missionary Methods;
|
9: 40 a. m, considera ton of the state
of society, reports from quarterly
meetings. statistical report, report of
meeting on ministry and oversight
and condition of the ministry, general
discussion on the state of society:
200 p. m. report of the Peace Asso-
citation of Friends in America, report
of the committee on peace. synopsis
of the American epistles, report of
special committees and miscellaneous
business; 7:30 pm, meeting in charge
of the American Friend Board of For
eign Missions.
Sixth Day, Eighth Month -
7:15 a m.. School of missionary
methods; THE pastor. the Key Man."
Zeno II. DOan: $40 a m, report of
evangelistic, pastoral and church ex-
tension board, general discussion. ad-
dress by r. A. Napier, miscellaneous
business; 200 p. m, report of the
American Friends board of foreign
missions, report of the foreign mis-
siOns committee. general discussion ::
special program, Zeno H Doan presid
ing; a message in song by George
Barnard: missionary address by Daisy
Douglas Barr: 80 D. m, reports OF
special committees; 500 D. m, report
of Bible school committee. address bv
Z. T. Albertson. general secretary OF
the Indiana S. S. associa ton; program
in charge of p. w. Raidabaugh.
Seventh Day, Eighth Month "a
1:1o a m, School of missionary
methods; missions in the Bible
School, May Jones; $40 a. m, re-
port of trustees. treasurer and audit
, ing committe; report of finance com
, mite; reports of printing commit
. tee; report Of committee on returning
: minutes, committee on epistles and
other matters; minutes of permanent
board; report of meeting on ministry
, and oversight on exercises of meet
ing. 1900 noon, adjournment; Zoo
y p. m, reports on Fairmount and
g Spiceland academies, on secondary
e education, on Earlham college; 7:3C
: p. m, report on Young Friends activi
o ties.
d First Day, Eighth Month IS
:, 500 a. m, School of missionar!
r methods; "Glimpses from Africa" Mr.