The review. [volume] (High Point, N.C.) 1908-19??, 1920-05-20
MEETING M P'S

peoples convention of the Methodist
Protestant church which is being held
in High Point this week. Approx
mately zoe delegates are. in attend
lance and those who formulated plans
for the gathering express confidence
tthat the convention will be the most
successful held in the history of the
Organization
Among those who are on the pro-
gram for addresses are Rev. ]. W..
| Howley, of Missouri; Rev. H.rL. Free.
! man, president Adrain college, Mich;
! Mrs. H w. Maier, Columbus, Ohio;
an expert in children's work; Rev. F..
/ G. Cline, of Maryland, secretary of
the board of foreign missions; Rev.
G. R. Green, of Missouri, great COM
munity church worker; Rev. E. ID.
Stone, of Baltimore Md, teacher of
the largest adult male bible class in
| the United States; DIR. J. C. Williams,
of Texas, president of Westminster
college, and Rev. G. w. Haddaway, of
Maryland, president of the young peo-
pies board of the Methodist Protest
ant church.
Here is the program of the con-
Vention
Tuesday Evening, May 1e.
: 7:30-Prayer and praise service.
8:00-Short addresses by Mr.. r. H.
Shaw, Jr., Mr.. J. J. Farris, DR.. George
R. Brown and Rev. C. j. Kerlin
8:30-Address, 'tOur Young People
and the Kingdom" Rev. j. w. Hawley.
Steropticon pictures.
Wednesday, May 10.
8:30-Prayer and praise service.
Quiet Hour, Rev. Fl. L. Freeman,
d. D..
9:15-Three group meetings: /. Con-
ference on children's work, Mrs. H. w.
Maier, Mrs j. E. Pritchard and Mrs.
A. G. Dion. 2. Conference on young
peoples work, Rev. M. J.. Shroyer,
Rev. C. e. Forlines and Rev. w. e.
Groves. 3. Conference on Senior
Christian Endeavor work, Rev. J. w.
Shell, Rev J. H Straughn and Rev.
l.. c. Lit
:oO-Address, 'aThe Place of
Christian Endeavor in the Life of the
Church." Rev. J. w. Shell, D. d.
0:30-Address, Some Fundament-
ais in Spiritual Efficiency" Rev. l.. C.
Little
II :00-Address, Our Future Lead
ers," Rev William Ralph HaIl,lD. ID. +
11:30-Address, The Latest From
Our Mission Fields, = Rev. r. C. Klein,
D. d. Noon recess.
1:30-Praise service.
2:30 = Address, Evangelism
Religious Education" Mrs.
Fl. w. Mafer
2:30-Address, Taking Care of Our
Young People in the Country" Rev.
W. E. Grove, D. D.
3:00-Visit to the Methodist Prot
sstant Children's Home.
7:30-Prayer and praise serveice
8:00-"Young People and Kingdom
Rev. William Ralph Hall,
D. d.
S:45-IIlustrated address, '"The Re-
alton of the Country Church Social
"" Rev. G. R. Green.
Thursday, May 20.
8:30-Prayer and praise service.
Quiet Hour, Rev. H. L. Freeman;
}, d.
9:15-Three group meetings.: 1. Con-
erence ion children's work, Mrs H. w.
Naiser, Mrs. J. e. Pritchard and Mrs.
\. G. Dixon. 2. Conference on young )
peoples work, Rev. M. j. Shroyer,
Rev. &C. E. Forlines, Rev. j. H.
stGaughn and Rev. J. w. Shell, 8. Con-
erence on adult work, Rev. e. u.
Stone, Rev. j. w. Hawley and Rev G.
!. Shurtz
10000 = Address, Passing over
FOOLS HILL" Rev. G. E. Forliness, D.. D.
10:30 = Address, '%The Master
Workman Rev. G. G. Shurtz., D. D.
l1:00-Address, "The Living Torch"
Rev. 3. D. Stone, D. D.
:30-Address, "The Boys and the
iris and Jesus" Rev. J. H. Straughn,
}. D. Noon recess.
1:30 Praise service.
2:OO-Address, "The Call of the
West and the Southwest to Our Young
People," Rev. j, C. Williams, D. d.
Address, "The Challenge Of
Missions to Our Young People" Rev.
g H VanDyke, d. d..
3:0O-Address, 1'The Worlds Chal-
enge to Christ's Church." Rev. c.
Johnson, d. D.
3:30-Demonstration of children's
work, Mrs Fl. w. Maier and assist
ants.
7:S0-Prayer and praise service.
900 - Address, 'rMy Fathers
Garden Mrs II. w. Mafer.
8:3O-Address, "The Place of the
Christian College in the Life of Ameri-
"a" Rv. H L. Freeman, D. d.
9:OO-'His Will for My Life" Rev.
George III. Miller, ID. d. Last word,
rev. G.. w: Haddaway, y. D.