The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1922-10-04
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ton Church schools was the subject
Of an address by james Cornish. of
Pratt. D. F. Cross. of Lyons. ex-
planned the Christian Endeavor work.
President I. n. McCash. of Phillips
university. Enid. Okla. and the Rev.
o. L. Smith. of Bethany, Neb., secre-
tary of the Nebraska Christian Mis-
sionary society, will be the principal
speakers at the evening session.
New Ministers Introduced.
The new ministers of the state were
introduced this morning. They are:
The Rev. c. w. Long, reserve; the
Rev. Claude E. Miller. Wellington; the
Rev. Arthur Brooks. Newton: the
Rev. Guy H. Findly. Salina; the Rev.
S. F. Butler. Oswego; the Rev.
Charles A. Finch, Kansas City; the
William Hancock, Wichita. Mrs. Mary
E. Kurdish. Topeka, new director of
religious education, was introduced.
A memorial for the late DR.. A. l..
Shelton. medical missionary to China.
will be held Thursday evening He
last spring while preparing for an
eighteen months expedition to the
capital of Tibet, where only a few
white men had been before. The ex-
petition was authorized by the gov
| ernor of the province. The late Doc
known medical missionaries in the
United States and a former resident
| of Anthony, Kan.
Business Session Thursday.
The Thursday morning session will
consist principally of business.
| Doctor McCash emphasized the in
fluence of Christ on the work done by
the societies at the meeting Wednes-
day night at the Central Park Chris
tan church. Consider the wisdom
of Christ" he said. He studied no
books. 1t is not recorded that He
studied any philosophy known in the
world up until His time. Yet He and
His works have inspired more great
books and writings than any source OF
| literary inspiration that the world has
| ever known. Think of what poor
quality our literature would be if the
books inspired by Christ and His doc
trines were removed"
Thursdays Program.
The program for sessions on Thurs
day follows:
General Session, Thursday Morning.
$50 Devotional-Hugh c. Guy, Ottawa.
| AS The Kansas Five Year Program:
9:45 Progress in Two Years-Arthur
| 1905 Five Minute Appeals.
Longer Pastorates-W. H. Scrivner
Olathe.
4 Parsonages. c. A Norman, NortonvilIe
Old Debts Pald-H. J. Myers, Florence.
New Equipments. L. Roberts, Marion
| 10 % Open conference.
/ 10:45 Business:
Report of resolutions committee.
| Report of place committee
| Report of future work committee.
| Other business.
II 80 Studies in Stewardship" No. 8
Geo. F. Bradford, Eureka.
| II 90 Adjourn
| General Session, Thursday Afternoon.
| 1 40 Observation-Disclosures Lutz, NJ. d.
| 200 Business.
2:2o Address-Paul Kennedy, Philippines
2:45 The Boys of Damon, India'-Ray
Rice. India.
| 3:15 Music
20 Making a Budget.'-Daisy Juns
/ Trout, st. Louis.
$3.50 UNITED Christian Missionary SO
ciety," C. NJ. Yocum. ST. st. Louis.
| 4:20 Period of Intercession.
| f. 80 Adjourn.
General Session, Thursday Evening.
4 7:30 Pipe Organ Recital:
| a. Prayer" (BorowskD b. Sunset II
Japanese Garden" Gay Fosterl c. Far
loft India" (Rimsky -Korsakoff)-Mrs Franz
G. Dreaming. Topeka.
7:45 Devotional-Naomi Shelton yelling
ton.
500 THE Shelton Memoriar"-Daisy jun
Trout, St Louis.
s:25 Solo, Love Never Faileth" (Root
Mrs. Lyman King, Topeka.
:35 Mission Work of DIR. A. L. Shell
ton" Illustrated)-C. NJ. Yocum, St. Louis
Closing