Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1922-05-10
YOUNG PEOPLE
OF M. P.CHURCH
IN CONVENTION
More Than 200 Delegates Ex-
pected at Session in
Victory Memorial.
FOR RELIGIOUS TRAINING

More than three hundred delegates are
expected to attend the national conven-
ton of Young Peoples Societies of the
Methodist Protestant Church, which be-
gins a fourday session Thursday night
at the Victory Memorial Methodist Prot
estant Church.
The aim of the convention is to give
the young people training In religious
work under the direction of the Board
Of Young Peoples Work of the Methodist
Church.
Many well known leaders in religious
activities will address the young people,
who will come from all parts of the
world to attend the convention.
The members of the board are the Rev.
e. A. Sexsmith Baltimore, Md. presi-
dent; Robert Rawsthorne, Jr., Pittsburgh,
Pa. recording secretary, and the follow
ing board members: The Rev G. q.
Shurtz, Tifin, Ohio; the Rev. +. ID. Stone.
Baltimore Md; the Rev. j. E. Pritchard.
Henderson. 5. C.: Ely d. Miller. Column
bus. ohio. aud The Rev T. II. Lewis,
u. D., Washington, u. {.
4. &. Dixon, ID. D.. is general secre-
tary with offices in baltimore.
The departmental superintendents are:
thiIdren.s Work-Mrs H. w Maier,
40 East Twelfth avenue, Columbus. Ohio.
Young Peoples Work-The Rev. h. X.
Haddaway. 80 Charles street, South Side,
Pittsburgh. Pa.
Adult Work-The Rev. E. D. Stone.
, Baltimore. Mo.
Teacher Training Mrs A. G. Dixon,
Baltimore, Nd
SUNDAY school Architectural G.. La
mont, Pittsburgh, Pa.
Christian Stewardship-R oby F. Day,
y. T.. Inwood, l.. l.
NiSsiunS-TLe Rev T. NJ. GLADDEN.,
HoutzdaIe. Pa.
Rural church Work-The Rev. N. ].
Shroyer Westminster. Md
The Conference Union presidents are:
Alahama-rhe Rev j. $ Eddins, 3i6
Bibh street. Montgomery. Ala.
Afkansas-The Rev. j. A Wade, Mag
nolil. Ark
Eastern The Rev. Thomas H. Slater,
Baldwin, y Y
Florida The Rev. J. H. Hendry. Six
teenth and Silver streets, Jacksonville.
Florida.
Fit. Smith Oklahoma Rev. G. Q.
Mcmillan, Hugo. Okla.
Ilifnois-The Rev. i. Z. Langdon. sos
Dante avenue. Chicago, Ill.
Indiana-The Rev. \. L. Wooten, Fin
ley. Ind.
Iowa -Mi.souri-The Rev. Joseph Clare,
Kansas-Mrs. F. G. wardlow, Moatgom-
cry. La
MarySnd.The Rev. E. A. sexsmith,
Baltimore. Nil
Michigan-The Rev. r. J. Tamblyn,
sob Seyburn street. Detroit. Mich.
Misouri-Mrs Roscoe Eden. Aurora, Mo.
North carolina-The Rev. L. W. Ger
ringer. Asheboro. y. {.
North Mississippi Carrie Hub
ohio-The Rev. Fl. W. Maier. 40 East
Twelfth avenue. Columbus. Ohio
onondaga-The Rev. W. A. Fuller, Mt.
Pittshurgh-L H. NeIpin. 61s West
Diamond street. y s. Pittsburgh, Pa.
South Illinois james Baker, Montrose,
Illinois
TsSas Mrs. p. L. Purltoy. WORKMAN,
Texas
West virginia The Rev. P. J. Null. St.
Narys. w. Va.
PROGRAM
FOR CONVENTION.
The entire convention program fol-
lows:
Thursday Evening. May IL.
7:50-Opening session.
Song service. the Rev. j. ". Haw-
ley, Steubenviile o.
S:00-Weleame address, Ed Jackson,
secretary of State.
s:30-our challenge: The Church to the
Young People and the Young Peo-
pie 10 the Church. the Rev. f. A.
Se1smith Baltimore. Md.
9:O0-The convention theme, the Rev.
George q. ShurtZ, Tiffin. q.
Friday Morning, May IL.
S:i5-Song service, the Rev. J. W. Haw-
ley.
8:05-Quiet Hour. "The Masters Touch"
the Rev. II. ". Maier, Columbus,
Ohio.
9:3o-"The Conservation Of Child Life
Mrs. ii. W. Maier, Columbus, Ohio
10 :oo-"The High Tide Of Life" the Rev
Klein X. Haddaway, Pittsburgh,
1o:5o-..The Place for Men in Kingdom
Service the Rev. E. D. Stone,
Baltimore. Md.
11:lo-"The Persona! Element in Sunday
School Teaching" Mr.. Z. ". Hal
penny, Chicago. Ill.
friday Afternoon.
1:5o-Song service, the Rev. J. W. Haw-
ley.
1:5o-"0ur Young People and the
Church Finances" the Rev; D. L.
315-"The Lords Portion the Rev "
G. Bethea. BrinkleyviIle, y. c.
2:4o-Evangelism:
ta) "our Children for Christ,
Mrs. I'll. W. Maier
3:1o-Conferences
la) -Children's Work" Mrs, H
III Young Peoples Work, the
Rev. Klein X Haddaway.
tcl Adult Work. the Rev. E. D.
stone
lp Missions the Rev. ]. c.
Broemheld, u. ID.
tel Rural Church Life" the Rev
II, J. Shrover
Friday Evening
7;3o-sons service. the Rev. ], W. Haw-
ley.
7.50-"The Task for Methodist Protest
ant Women in America" Mrs 4
g. Dixon, Baltimore. Md
S.1J-.The Women and the Children Of
Other Lands. Miss Annie L. For
rest, Littlestown, Pa
S.fo-"Our Share in Winning America
for Christ the Rev. c. II. Beck
y. D. Pittsburgh, Pa.
9o5-"Our Share In Winning the World
FOR Christ the Rev T. C. Broom
fieldw, Fairmont, W. Va.
Saturday Morning.
S:45-Song service. the Rev. J. w Hau-
ley
905-ouiet Hour. The Masters LOYAL
ty.' the Rev IT, w Mailer.
Christian Endeavor.' the Rev. L.
W Gerrinser, Asheboro, y G.
a55-"christian Endeavor the Training
School Of the Church." the Rev.
r; ! Tambly: Detroit. Mich.
10 .a5-"W hat the World Owes Christian
Endeavor." the Rev c. o. McMil-
Ian. Hugo, Okla.
10 :5o-.'Our Opportunity in the Southern
Mountains. the Rev I. Il. Wood
ford, D. D.. Pine Ridge, Ky.
II 15-.-The Teen-Age Teachers Op-
portunity.' Z. ". HaIpenny
Saturday Afternoon
1:e0-SonG service. the Rev. j. W Haw-
ley.
10. Hopeful Flowing in Rural
Fields the Rev. NJ J. shroyer.
Westminster. Md.
2.10-"W Weekday Religious Education"
the Rev. C. H. Ravens. Cuba, Ill.