Bisbee daily review., 1921-05-04
DELE GATES HERE FUR BAPTIST
 CONVENTION
Many Interesting Speakers To Take Part; Rev. Morton
 In Charge Of Program


 | Northern Baptists from various | points all over Arizona commented to arrive in Bisbee yesterday for the state convention that begins today and will last until the end of the week, and that promises to be one of the most interesting meetings of the kind ever held by the Northern Zap ! tist denomination Of Arizona.
 Rev. H. Q. Morton, of Phoenix. di rector>of state board of promotion will be in general charge of the pro. gram for the four days session. He is speaker of unusual interest Among the speakers who will come from some distance to take part in the state convention program here will be Mrs. L. Sesse P. Bishop of New York, assistant secretary in the department of conventions and con- ferences of the general board of pro- motion. at New York Mrs. Bishop is we'll known throughout the country as a writer for the denominational press. a volunteer worker who has given much time to every phase of missionary work among women and children, and a vivid and instructive speaker.
 Mrs. Bishop opened the first Bap- tist Christian community center in this country in 1902. She was one of the organizers of the Woman's Auxil- 'ary of the City Mission Societies Of New York and Cleveland. Ohio, and of the Junior B. Y. P. U. and of the Daily Vacation Bible Schools.
 Another speaker who will present a new and interesting picture will be the Rev. Antonio Mangano of New York, head of the Italian Department of Colgate University, and one Of the. 90 men sent every year throughout the country to preach the gospel as q missionary. His deDartment at Coleate prepares men for the purpose of working among the Italian immi- grants to this country.
 pr. Alouzo NJ. Petty, one of the most popular preachers on the Paci- fic co3st who has held pastorates i> some of the leading churches in Ore sion and California. and who, because of his rare eIoquence and ability in organization. has had the degree Of Doctor of Divinity conferred upon him by McMinnville College in Ore eon, and Redlands University in Cal ifornia will complete the trio of out side speakers who will be on the pro- grams of the Arizona state conven- tion. The program for today follows:
 PASTORS CONFERENCE Vice President Francis w. Taylor,
 Presiding MORNING sEssiSN
 Theme-"The Bib;ey 9:ob-Praise Service-C. M. North l
 rup, Glendale.
 o.30-Announcemen Appointment
 of Committees. | 9:45-''The Bible-Its Aim''-R. Ma
 rion Garrett. Phoenix. 1O .1O-Period of Intercession. 1O: 304@The Bible--Its Interpreta-
 ton" = George M. Lehigh,
 Phoenix. II: :OO-"The Bible-The Preachers 1
 Fook"-R. s. Beal, Tucson. II: 1:3O-Discussion. O-Adjournment. 3O-Pastors' Banquet. lntroduc- 1
 ton of new men. Three min
 ute response.
 Afternoon Session Preacher and the Holy
 Spirit"
 2:OO-Praise Service-E. L. Barkey
 Winslow. 9.3O-"The Holy Spirit, in the Pas N tors Daily Life"-T. E.. sum-
 mers, Miami.
 3:OO-"The Holy Spirit in sermon
 Preparation P. Morris
 Prescott
 3:30-Period of Intercession. 3.45-"The Holy Spirit in Effective
 Preaching" E. J. Dunlap
 Chandler.
 4:15-Business.
 Evening Session
 7.3O-Praise Service-T. NJ. smith,
 Phoenix.
 -Sermon-Hal P. Fudge. Glope