Free trader-journal and Ottawa fair dealer. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1920-1927, 1922-01-14
METHOD|STS OF LA
SALE COUNTY TO
GATHER IN OTTAWA
ANNUAL SESSION OF ASSOClA.
TION, WHICH INCLUDES EVERY
CHURCH IN DISTRICT, WILL
OPEN HERE JAN. 20.

A large number of out of town
members will gather in Ottawa on
Monday. Jan, %, to attend the annual
meeting OF the Methodists OF La Sale
county The session will open with a
lunch for the visiting ministers at II
O'Clock and will close with an even
ing program At o'clock in the
evening a supper will be served to
the out of town guests and all of the
Ottawa people VINO care to attend
The outstanding features of the
meeting will be talks by DR.. w, c.
Terril and DR. Il. +. fIigley, The lat.
ter is the superintendent Of the mis-
sionary work carried on by the Meth
odist church among the American In.
dams and is an interesting speaker.
DR.. Terrill was for years a mis-.
sionary in Rhodesia, East Africa. He
spoke at Il conference in Dekalb this
tall The people of that city were
so pleased with him that they made
arrangements at once to have him re-
turn to their city for another address
ernoon and in the evening.
The meeting will be presided over
by District superintendent 7. X. Gale
of Joliet. All sessions will be open
to the public The followig program
will he given:
12.1-Pastors lunch with District
Superintendent Gale,
authorizations W NJ Tisdale
1:15-1 :45-"America' Need and Our
Reply" Dr. f. T. Higey.
1:45-2-Questions and discussion.
2-2:30-Discusson, What DO We
Need?" Charles Lyons,
2;30-3-The reply, Dr., c. S. Moore
3-3:30-"How the Church Can An
swer the Overseas Cali" DR. w. c
Terrill
3:30-4-Questions and discussion
f-5-DisCussion Of county problems
Best Methods Of Evangelism" H. w
Dack; How to Meet Cur Centenary
Pledges" j. w George; Social Func
tions," l.. V. Sitter, Surveys r. NJ
Doughty; Statistics"
5-6-Social hour.
6-7-Supper; 80 cents per plate
730-7:45-Devotions, George w
Welch.
7:45-Illustrated lecture, THE Over
seas Call to the Church. DR.. w. c
Terrill
Convention Notes.
Let every church aim to have q
delegation CT at least three besides
the pastor; ten would be better.
Attendance in 1921 was better thar
make this better yet.
Notify H. f. Lawler at Ottawa mol
later than Jan. q probable number
from your church for supper
Quarterly Meeting.
The regular quarterly union service
of the Protestant churches of the city
will be heldsat the First Congregation
al church tomorrow night at 7:3(
o'clock. Rev. George G.. Fetter, pas
tor Of the First Baptist church will be
the principal speaker of the evening
The service will be in the nature OF
law enforcement meeting and viii
be held under the auspices of the
local Woman's Christian Temperance
Union. A very interesting program
has been arranged for the evening
which will be as follows:
Organ Prelude
Professional Onward Christian
Soldiers
Doxology.
Call to Worship.
Prayer-Rev, H. r. Lawler
Hymn-"Jesus Calls Us"
Scripture, 10th Psalm-Rev. II. A
Kramer.
Reading OF the 18th Amendment
Mrs. Pruella WarrCk.
INSTRUMENTATION Choir.
Reading-Will Andrews.
Ladies' Quartette - Direction Mrs
Fred Hanna.
Short Address, Standing Alone
Prof. Samuel Mosby.
Solo-Mrs Geo. p. Fisher.
Address-"Christian Citizenship"
Rev Geo. c. Fetter.
Duet-Miss Alleda Hassley, Angus
tus Ledrick
Remarks-Mr Jennie Rendell.
Hymn-America.
Benediction-Dr. A. o. Mortvedt.