Arizona republican., 1922-02-25
ENDEAVORERS OPEN
ANNUAL CONVENTION
WITH MANY PRESENT

The third annual convention of the
Arizona Christian Endeavorers open
ed yesterday morning at II o'clock at
the Central Christian church with the
largest representation from all parts
of the state ever assembled in such q
conclave. Governor Thomas q.
Campbell welcomed the delegates, ex-
tending the hospitality of the city
for the three days of their stay in
Phoenix. The Rev. George w. White
addressed the visitors on why We
are Here and after prayer service
the remainder OF the morning was
given over to the registration and
housing of delegates.
More than 100 Indian delegates had
registered at noon and others were
still coming in by stage and train.
One hundred and seventy outside
delegates were taken care OF by the
home organization and preparations
were being made to care for twice
that number before night. over 700
delegates in all were registered on
the books of the convention.
The afternoon session was given
over to the following program:
2:00--Song Service. led by Miss Ln-
cile Major.
2:15 Bible study. Example Of
Christ" conducted by DR.. Franklin
j. Estabrook OF Denver.
2:30--Outiine OF the Four Square
| Campaign, by w. Roy Berg: Loyalty
to the Church. by Paul Q. Brown;
Religion in the Home. by the Rev.
Ernest Bellingham; Personal Stew
ardship, Harold r. Singer: Graded
/ Christian Endeavor, BY Miss Emma
Get Acquainted rally for Interme-
! dates.
| 4:O0--Executive committee meet
ing. Presbyterian church.
5:00--State dinner, Presbyterian
S:50-1ife Work Recruits meeting.
| 7:15--Praise service.
7;S0s-BibIe study.
7:40--Address Of welcome for city,
by Willis II. Plunkett, mayor.
For churches, Rev. p. Y. Pendles
ton, G. Christian church.
For Bndeavorers. Miss MiEnoy Cor
dill, chairman.
7:5o--Responss by Ferdinand Mast
S: S:00--Greetings from the governor,
Gov. Thomas r. Campbell.
S:00-Presentation Of banners, w.
Roy Breg.
Announcements. appointments of
committees, offering.
S:15-"Howdy, Arizona" Harold W.
Singer.
ba McClaren.
Christ Rev. Paul c. Brown.
ai05--Social hour.
The program for today Is va
ried one, including special sessions
of Intermediates and Juniors VINO
win be addressed on subjects or IN
terest TO their particular branch OF
the work. After q long day spent IN
listening to talks, working out intri-
cate problems and otherwise ADVANCE
ine the work which has brought them
TO The city. the Endeavorers Will meet
az dinner at the high school cafe
teria where a rousing good time Will
be enjoyed, along with plenty OF
wholesome nourishment. Later the
presentation OF banners Will be mace
and the proud recipients OF the VIM
ming banner will head parade when
will take in the main streets or the
city.
the day:
7:S0 a.m.--Missionary breakfast at
the Presbyterian church. Austin W.
Brown in charge. Rev. James ~
Ferris will talk on mission work.
S:30-'Pep" session OF juniors.
8 S:45--Prayer service. Miss Nan Flu
wiler
9:OO-conferences.
9:45-Denomination rallies.
10: 1O:45--Recharging c. r.. Battery
led by Harold Singer and w. boy
Breg.
1f:t5AQuiet hour.
11:45--Convention picture.
12:i5-Intermediate luncheon.
l2:t5--Junior parade.
1:00e-Junior luncheon, Presbyterian
church.
Afternoon Session Auditorium
2.00--Song service. led by Mis-
Nan FNulwiler.
2:lO--Bible study. Example o
Christ"
2:l5--Junior rally.
2:20--Southwestern News bal
game.
2:45-Reports OF officers and su'
perintendents.
3:35-DiStrict rally.
4:00--Conferences
4:40-Adjournment.
Evening Session
6:00-Fellowship banquet at higf
school cafeteria.
T:10-Parade.
7:4O-Praise service.
S:00--"Introducing the Alumni"
:30--Address. Arizona Looking
Forward" w. Roy Breg.
;55--Address, Missionary Posi-.
bilities in Arizona" Rev. George
Logic.
SI5-special music. sacaton In.
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