Arizona republican., 1921-03-27
PROTESTANT EPISCOPAL
 CONV0CATION FOR 1921
 MARKS IMPORTANT EPOCH

held for both men and women. for the committee.
 The dinner will be presided over by Dwight B. Heard. chairman of the cathedral building committee, who will act as chairman and toastmaster. The list of speakers is a most imposing one. including as it does the following prominent clergymen and laymen:
 Thomas E. Campbell, governor of Arizona, representing the state; R. B. von KleinSmid. president of the Uni Yersity of Arizona. represenEtng the university; the Rev. William Scarlett, dean of Trinity cathedral, representing the clergy; Edward P Clark of Tucson. representag the laymen; the Rev. Der trand R. Cocks, representing the insti- tutionS of the church: John NJ Wood LI.. D.. Of New York representing the national board of missions: the Rev. Endicott Peabody, headmaster of Gro ton school, Massachusetts; the Rt. Rev. F. B. Howden. bishop of New Mexico; John D. Loper. superintendent of the Phoenix city schools, represent ing the other churches and the city and others.
 Annual Charge Saturday
 On Saturday morning. April 2, there win be a half-hour devotional service in the cathedral beginning at 9:30 O CLOCK III tnS morning ms service will be followed by the corporate com munion of the delegates and others at tending the convocatfon. At 1o:30 o'clock Bishop Atwood will r~ad his annual address and charge, and at o'clock in the afternoon the convoca- ton will meet again in a short ses- sion in which the business of the con vocation will be reviewed and brief addresses made by visiting speakers This afternoon meeting will be fol- | lowed by visit to St. Luke's home an institution conducted for tubercular patients by Trinity cathedral at l Eighteenth street and Villa avenue, after which the delegates will be given an automobile tour to the places of in- terest in the city and the valley. l On Saturday evening, beginning at 8 o'clock, there will be an illustrated lecture on the church in Arizona by I the Rev. J. Redwood Jenkins, arch deacon The lecture will be followed by reception in honor of Bishop At wood at the latter's house. when hs Iwin be greeted by the delegates, other visitors and the people of the city.
 At s o'clock on Sunday morning there will be holy communion service at the cathedral and at Il o'clock the lanniversary and historical sermon will. be preached by the Rev. Endicott Pea body, D. D., IL. D., headmaster of the Groton school, Massachusetts.
 It is of interest that Dr. Peabody, who is one of the pre-eminent educators
 land clergymen of the church. began
 his ministry while yet theological student by building the first Episcopal , church in this state at Tombstone. where he served as missionary in the first six months of 1882 lie was also l a fellow student Of Bishop Atwood at ! Cambridge, Mass. Public Meeting i Sunday evening is to be devoted to public meeting at the cathedral. when two addresses win be delivered. The first the theme of which will be l'"The Church's Conception of the New | World" will be given by Dr. John | Wood of New York, executive secre- tary of the church mission board, who is one of the best known and most eloquent of Episcopal laymen The second address The Church's Concep- tion of New America" will be de- Ilivered by one of the visiting bishops
 On Monday April f, the convocation
 will attend the luncheon at the parish
 house under the direction of the Kings
 Daughters. and will then bring its
 business to an end.
 Ii is expected that every clergyman
 of the church in the district will be
 present throughout the meetings Of
 the convocation and that every parish and mission will be represented by lay
 delegates and delegates of the Wom- lan's auxiliary and the Girls Friendly
 society. In order that complete ar
 arrangements for the entertainment of
 the delegates nSay be made, the names lof those who are contemplating attend
 ling the convocatio>; and the date Of
 their arrival in Phoenix should be sent
 as early as possible either to Dean
 Scarlett or the Rev. Bertrand R' iCocks. secretary of the copNocatlon'
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