Great Falls tribune. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1921-current, 1922-06-29
BURNS OADDRESS
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
LEAGUE INSTITUTE
Program for Annual Event
at Neihart July ; Is
Announced. =
Special to The Tribune.


Neihart, June 2S.-The Twenty
seventh annual convention and third
annual institute of the Montana State
Epworth league will open here July 3
on the grounds just outside the city.
Already the big tents where the meet
ings will be held are being put up.
Registration Of members and dele
gates will proceed all during the after
noon and evening. Recreation and get
ting acquainted, together with general
announcements, will be a feature OF
the first evening.
On July 4 at 6 o'clock ~reveille will
sound, warning all that Its time to
get up" From then IN the actual
work of the institute will proceed
ruption. A safe and sane Independence
day celebration, with Bishop Charles
Wesley Burns as the orator, will fea-
ture the Fourth.
Big plans are being made for the
Fourth, with DR.. Clifford, in charge.
Full details have not been divulged.
but the program for the day is said
to. be a headliner. This will be prac-
tically the formal opening of the TWEEN
ty-seventh annual convention of the
Montana State Epworth league. Mon
day afternoon and evening will be
camp pitching and registration day for
the arriving delegates and visitors.
fully 800 of whom are expected for
the week.
The Institute grounds are located
half a mile outside Neihart, and have
been cleaned up and put in general
readiness for the big camp week.
Open to Public
Everyone, so the announcement runs,
is cordially invited, to visit the insti-
tute- convention. both on the Fourth
and during the other days of the week.
Education, recreation and inspiration
will be furnished by a notable faculty,
gathered from all over the state and
the United States.
A notable faculty has been obtained
for the week. DR.. C. L. Clifford.
pastor of Mountain View church of
Butte, is dean of the institute, with
Mrs. Clifford as dean of women. Edu-
cation is under the leadership of Rev.
Jesse W. Bunch. Rev. Charles G. Cole,
Mrs. Clifford. DR.. Clifford, DR.. Don
aldson, DR.. Kirkpatrick and DR.. Gratz.
Recreation is assured, in a real sense
of the word. under the direction Of
Dean Clifford, A. G. Lemon and w. B.
Spaulding. Inspiration will be furnish
ed throughout the week by Bishop
Burns, DIR. Bovard, DR.. Mecklenburg,
Miss Arbuckle, DR.. Clifford, DR.. Kirk
patrick and Tom Bumgarner, sons
leader.
Daily Program
The regular daily schedule for the
week is as follows:
6:OO-Reveille. Its time to get up
6:30-Morning watch.
7:30-Breakfast.
S:30-Rible study.
9:15-Missions. Junior league meth
DDS. Local methods.
10:0O-Recreational demonstration
10:20-Intermediate and college club
methods. Fourth department class,
11:O5-Life service. Evangelism
Stewardship.
11:50-General methods.
12:30-Dinner for st. rving "1nsti-
tooters."
1:O0-Rest and study period.
1:3O-Business session VI. $. E. L.
3:00-Directed recreation.
G:OO-Supper for the famished.
6:45-Social clinic.
7:45-Institute sing.
S:00-Announcements.
S:15-Inspirational address.
~9:15-Camp fire vespers.
a:30-Prayer groups.
10:00-Taps. Everybody in and
lights out"
The management of the institute is
| vested in the state officers of the
league, State Senator Lewis of Fort
| Benton being president.