Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1921-07-16
PROMINENT MEN
ATCONFERENCE
Leaders In Agricultural At
fairs to Address Northwest
Indiana Methodists.

Leaders In ths agricultural affairs OF
the Nation and State, including Henry c.
Wallace, Secretary Of Agriculture; Gov
ernor Warren T. McCray, G. I. Christie,
director Of the agriculture experiment
station at Purdue University; John G.
Brown Of Monon, president OF the Indi-
ana Federation Of Farmers Associations,
and DR.. Z. G. Leasenby, superintendent
Of the Bunster Agriculture and Indus
trial School at Angel. Chilli, South Amer
fee, will be the speakers on Laymen's
day. Aug. 4. at the Battle Ground camp
meeting Of the Northwest Indiana Con-
ference Of the Methodist Episcopal
Church. The program and the speakers
who will be heard at the camp meeting
July 2s-Aug 7, was announced by the
Rev. Jesse Bogue, ares secretary.
DR.. Orien W. Fifer OF indianapolis,
pastor OF the Central Avenue N. E.
Church, viii give instruction each morn
ing on the teachings Of the Bible as ap-
piled TO everyday life. He viii also be
heard In a number Of evening addresses.
Other members Of the faculty and their
subjects are the Rev. J. J. Wilson OF
Brook, Ind, Rural Church Problems"
the Rev. r. C. Plank and Mrs Plank Of
Elkhart, Ind, Music" Mrs. Anna NJ
Baker, Indianapolis, director OF girls
work; the Rev. J. F. Clearwater, New
Richmond Ind, director Of boyville &C
tivities; Miss Alice Truschel, Elkhart.
Ind, a representative Of the general Of
ice Of the Junior EpwOrth League. Chill
dren's Hour" the Rev. W. p. McKinsey,
Lebanon, Ind, Love Feast" service. Sun
day morning, July 81; DR.. F. K Daugb-
erty, Lafayette, superintendent Of the La
fayette district Of the NJ E. Church,
Love Feast" service, the morning Of
Aug. Z.
The afternoon sessions % the camp
meeting viii be devoted to sermons to be
delivered by the Rev. A. II. Kenna, La
fayette: the Rev. Fred Longweu, No
non. Ind; the Rev. NJ II Appleby. Craw
louisville, Ind; Dr. F. K. Daugherty Of
Lafayette; Miss Thirza Bunce, a mission
airy to Malaysia, who is home on a
furlough, AID Dr. C &. Mahoney Of TeTre
Haute. Ind.
BASKET PICNIC
HELD AT NOON.
Besides the observance Of Laymens day,
two other days have been set aside. la
fayette District day viii be celebrated
July 9. In addition TO the regular pro-
gram q basket picnic viii be held at
noon An address by Mrs. ". J. Mellin-
ger Of Philadelphia. a national secretary
Of the Woman's Home Missionary So
ciety, and music by the chudren's vested
choir Of the St PauTs N. E. church ar
Lafayette viii be given at the afternoon
service. Dr. Daugherty viii preside at
the services.
The woman's Home Missionary day
viii be observed Tuesday. August ?. The
afternoon program viii include devo-
tionals in charge OF Mrs. Me1inger, a solo
By the Rev. Z. ". Strecker Of Rensselaer,;
memorial services for members who have
died during the year led by Mrs. Bent
Wilson, lafayette; an address by DR..
Dsugherty.
CHINA MISSIONARY
AMONG SPEAKERS.
Other spea kers to be heard during the
week are: Miss Marie Adams. a mission
ary to Tainf1, China: Linnaeus y. Hines.
indianapolis. State superintendent Of pub
lie instruction; Dan ". simms, Lafayette;
the Rev. r. Fl. Silverthorn. Rossville.
Ind. who will speak OF his work as q
missionary TO Malaysia: and DR.. George
Elliott, New York City, editor Tie
Methodist Review.
Officers Of the camp meeting are: The
Rev. ". P. AfcKinsey, Lebanon, president
emeritus; DR.. George Switzer, Lafayette.
president, DR.. ". (. Mckenzie, vice presi-
dent; Dr.. George F KEEPER. Lafayette,
treasurer; the Rev. s. c. Rogers, La
fayette, secretary. Among the directors
are the Rev. T. G. Howard. Crawfords-
Vile: the Rev. F. J. Beisel, Medarvville:
the Rev. R. .. Eimberlin, Delphi: the
Rev. z. ". Strecker, Rensselaer,; the Rev.
J. Z. Clearwaters, New Richmond c. L.
Harper, Keutland; 4 ". wood, AIichi-
gan City; the Rev. NJ H Appleby. Crav-
fordsEille. and ]. ". Gardnar. RaEnnlds