The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1922-01-28

Bishop James Wise is widely known
over Kansas as a juvenile welfare
worker and for his addresses to boys
and young men. He addressed the
delegates at the state older boys con-
ference at Emporia in November. 81
The first session will open at 6
o'clock Friday evening at the First
Presbyterian church with a banquet.
Harry Bone, president of the Wash
burn college Y. NJ. c. A. will act as
POSTMASTER. Lyman King will give a
toast on LAS | Was Thinking" A
number of brief toasts will be given
by high school boys. The Topeka high
school orchestra will furnish music
during the banquet. Following the
banquet the male quartet of the Col
ored Ti-Y clubs will sing a number
of musical selections n. w. Benning
will lead song fest of popular songs
of the day. Some of the Harry
Lauder type will also be sung. The
conference officers will be elected at
1880 o'clock. The session will ad
journ with an address by B: V. Ed
worthy on the subject, Looking
Ahead The delegates will go in a
body to the high school gymnasium
to attend the Tepeka-AtchisOn high
school basketball game.
Saturday Morning Session.
The Saturday morning session will
open at the First Presbyterian church
by Robert Meyers. DR.. S. S. Estey,
pastor Of the First Presbyterian
church. will conduct devotional sew
ices at 1910 o'clock. Eugene Olander,
Robert ColviIle, Milton Smith and
Enoch West will speak on why l
Came" Get There First" will be the
subject of an address by Clyde Hart
ford at Il O'Clock. Paul Fung, of
Washburn college, will speak on The
Boy in China" The session will adj
iourn at 1915 o'clock and the con-
ference picture will be taken on the
state house steps.
The afternoon session will open at
1880 o'clock with a song service led
by Charles Carpenter. a. A. Reming-
ton, state secretary Of the Y NJ. G
A. will lead the devotiSQaI service at
'1:45 o'clock. At 2:05 O'Clock the con-
ference delegates will enter discus
sion groups. The Hi-Y officers group
will be led by Floyd Hawkins of Man
haitian. Clyde Hartford of Pittsburg
will lead the inner circle. The high
school seniors group will be led by
Isaac Kendall of Washburn college.
Henry Benning of Washburn col
lege will have charge of the high
school freshman group. The subject
under discussion will be What Can
We DO in the HiY CIub?' 3. V.
study group. w. L. Hutcherson OF
Wichita, secretary of the Colored Y.
NJ. C. A. of Wichita, will conduct the
discussions in the Colored Hi-Y group.
Meeting for Younger Boys.
Y p. f, Schilling of the Lux Mercan
tile Co, and Lyman King will conduct
a, meeting for younger boys at z
O'Clock This type of meeting is an
entirely new idea for conferences of
this kind. The meeting will be open
to boys of the Boy Scout age. The
delegates will reassemble at o'clock
and c. s. Elliott of the Capitol Build
ing and Loan association will speak
on Qualities That Win in Business"
w. L. HUTCHINSON will speak on THE
Colored Boy and the Y. NJ. C. A"
The Saturday evening program will
start at 1880 o'clock NJ. II. Mexican,
state student secretary of the Y. M.
c. A. will lead the song service and
lead the devotionals. BY. Edworthy
will speak on the subject, Some Facts
About Some Kansas Boys in Kansas
High Schools" The meeting will
close with an address by Bishop
James Wise on Building Ships"
To Meet Sunday Morning.
The Sunday morning meeting will
convene at o'clock at the social room
session not held at the First Presby-
terrain church. Maurice Sewers will
lead the song service and devOtionals.
Clyde Hartford will speak on See
ing Straight"
Following the adjournment visiting
delegates are supposed to attend
church services with their hosts.
The final session will convene at .
o'clock Sunday afternoon with a song
service. The devotional service will
be led by Eugene Olander. The adj
dress of the afternoon will be on the
subject, What Shall Be My Answer %
by Clyde Hartford.
The closing song will be "God Be
With You" B. V. Edworthy will give
the closing benediction.