The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1922-03-04
b.Y.P.U. LEADERS
ARE ELECTED HERE
FRIDAY AF FTERN00N
Tulsa Man 10 Named President to
Succeed Lewis soIoman. Of JET
fcrson; Other officers OF
Convention Are Named.
TO SELECT PLACE
FOR NEXT MEETING
Tulsa Puts In Strong Bid for 1898
Convention; Question to Be De.
olded Today; Tenth Annual
Session Closes Tomorrow.

Election OF officers featured Fri.
day afternoons session Of the Il.
Y. p. U. convention which opened
here Yesterday afternoon and which
viii close tomorrow afternoon.
u. j. Badger, president Of the city
II. Y. y. u. OF Tulsa. was named
president TO succeed Lewis Soloman.
OF jefferson. Henel Armour, of Ok
mnlgee. was named recording secre.
tary to succeed Eunice Sampson. OF
Oklahoma City. Blount +. Davidson,
OF Oklahoma City. was reelected
corresponding secretary. and DIR. w.
ID. Moorer. OF Shawnee. was again
named business manager. Miss Rosa
lie Mills. OF Tulsa. was reelected
historian.
Place Of Next Convention.
Where win the 1923 state u. y.
U. convention be held? This will
be decided this afternoon, accord
ing to announcement made late this
morning. Tulsa and one or two
other cities are making strong
bid for the convention.
DR.. J. A. Tolman. president OF
Oklahoma Baptist university, located
at Shawnee. and Senator Jed ].
Johnson, OF Walters. will deliver ad-
dresses before the convention this
afternoon. The subject OF DR.. Toll
mans address has not been an
nounced. Senator Johnson will talk
on the subject, Baptist Young Peo.
pie and Ideals"
Vernon J. Puryear of Duncan, was
on the program for an address this
afternoon. He was unable to at.
tend the convention. however.
Texas Field Secretary Here.
7. II. Farmer, of Dallas, field sec.
retary of the B. Y. p. u. OF Texas,
Is among the outof-state visitors at
the convention Mr.. Farmer appeared
on the program this morning, replac-
ing II. ID. Lee. OF Dallas. who was
booked for several talks during the
convention.
One of the principal speakers at
the session this morning was DR.. +.
M. Mcconnell of Oklahoma City, Sec
retary of the Baptist General Con-
vention. Mr. Mcconnell spoke on
the subject, "The Cleanup Cam
paign." This talk related to the pro-
gress of the Baptist "75 Million Cam
paign.' THE Ideal d. Y. p. U.
Study Course" was the subject of
talk this morning by Rev. J. B.
Rounds, assistant corresponding Sec
retary of the Baptist General Con-
vention.
Departmental conferences at which
nearly every messenger in attend
ance at the convention was present,
were held this morning.
PlayIet Plans Abandoned.
A playet entitled "The Trial of
the Robbers" was to have been
given this evening by the local B.
Y. p. U. Because Of the lack Of
time to prepare for the entertain
ment, the idea has been abandoned.
Following is the program for tonight
and Sunday.
Saturday Night.
500 Devotional, Rev. G. c. Morris.
8:15 Address; "The Five-Fold OBJ
ject Of the B. Y. P. U."-Mr. J. B.
Mosely.
900 Conservation service: 1.-THE
Call to Life Task"-Rev. D. r.
Wade.
Sunday Morning, March 5.
9:45 Sunday school in charge OF
the superintendent Of the First Bap-
tist church, Chickasha.
11:0O devotional-Rev. G. G. Nor
ris..
11:15 address: "The B. Y. p. U.
as UNCONVENTIONAL Missionary
Force"-Mr. J. B. Mosely.
Sunday Afternoon.
200 devotional-Rev. G. C. Morris.
2:15 address: "The City B. Y. P.
U. Training School"--Mr. B. ]. Bad
ger, president city B. Y. P. u, Tulsa.
+ 2:45 address: "The B. Y. p. u.
and the Convention Normal Manuel"
Mr.. Fred A. McCaulley, state Sun
day school secretary, Oklahoma
City.
ais address: Building a Univer-
sity-the Part the B. Y. P. U. can
Play'-Dr. ]. A. Tolman, president
Oklahoma Baptist University, Shaw
nee.
More than 200 delegates represent
ing all four quarters of the state are
present at the convention.
Members of the Student Volunteers
will be guests at a banquet to be
given this evening at $50 o'clock. in
the First Baptist church where the
is being held. Reb. B. R.
Davidson will act as toastmaster.
One hundred guests are expected.
Visiting B. Y. P. U. members will
have charge of services in the
church Sunday evening, Rev. Sam D.
Taylor announced today.