Evening times-Republican., 1920-10-09
SHENANDOAH GETS
PRESBYTERIANS
Iowa Synod and Sunday School Con-
vention to Be Entertained by
Southwestern Town During Week
Beginning Oct. 18-To Take Up
Nearly Week.

Special to Times Republican.
|. Shenandoah, Oct. 9.-Thirty- ninth
annual meeting Of the Iowa synod OF
tbs, Presbyterian church and twenty
sixth assembly of Sabbath school In
stitute Will convene here the week OF
Oct. Is, when delegates from congre-
CATIONS thruout the state will as
semble in the local church to transact
business and discuss matters of i'm
fare. Rev. w. II. Johnson is pastor
OF the local church and in general
charge of local arrangements.
Ehe Sunday school workers will
have, their first meeting Monday
syening and will continue in session
thruout Tuesday. The synod will or
ganize at 1880 p. m. Tuesday for q
four day program. Rev. Archibald
Cardle. ID. D.. Burlington, who is
moderator of the synod. will preside.
Election Of officers will take place.
there will be comittee reports and
other routine business.
f Rev, A. B. Marshall, d. D., Car
india. will lead a devotional service
at $50 "a. m. Wednesday. after
which committees. to handle SYNOD
causes will BIZ named. At $3.50 q.
IN. open conference of unified aEerl-
seies will take place. including an
address by Rev. Edgar r. Hin, d
D.. secretary. Of general board OF
education. New York; open forum
conducted by Rev. Scott w. Smith.
d. D., district secretary Of new era
movement, Des Moines, and report ~
the movement committee bv its
chairman. Rev w. B. Sandford. Dex
~ olnesa The exc scutiYe commission
WIN report thru Rev w: Oscar Har-
less, p. D.. Fort Dodge. s e
w ednesday at 1880 b. IN. miscellan-
eous reports will be heard. followed
by reportsof the Commission on mis-
sions, which will be read by Rev. Al
vim p. Magary. D. D., Chairman. Ced-
ar Rapids. Rev. Mr.. Cardle VIII tel,
OF accomplishments of Iowa VI home
missions. Rev. Theoore Morning s.
Des Mofnes. and Rev. Warren IA.
Wilson, D. D., New York, will deliver
addresses, The popular meeting in
the evening will be addressed by Rev,
Edgar p. Hill.
Il Rev. Wallace M, Hamilton, D. D.,
Sioux City. will report for the com
missions on ministers and missions
and addresses pertaining, to his sub
ject will be by Rev. Leroy NJ. Coff-
man, .. p. Davenport; Rev. James
A. Laurie D. D., Marshalltown, and
Elder w. III, Hart, Sac City. Follow
ing the report on evangelism and So
cial welfare by DR.. J. r. Mccartney
Waterloo, talks will be given by Rev
William r. Graham, D. D., Phila-
delphia: Rev. Charles H. Mcdonald
D. D., New Brunswick, N. j.; Rev. P.
Marion SimmS, Ph. D., Des Moines
and Rev. w. B. Sanford, D. D., Des
Noises.
Education will be the theme Of the
afternoon meeting, discussion fol-
lowing the report by Rev. Frank G.
Mexican, D. D., Des Moines, chair
man, to be by Rev. Harold M. Rob-
inson, D. D., Philadelphia
! The last assembly will be a pop
ular meeting on education, Thursday
evening, addresses will be by Rev. C
M. Steffens. Dubuque university
Rev r. Ames Montgomery, Parsons
college, Fairfield; Rev. Harry NJ
Gage, Coe college, Cedar Rapids;
Rev. John It. Hinkhouse, l4enox col
lege, Hopkinton, and Rev. Arthur
Boyd, Buena Vista college, Storm
Lake.