The Topeka state journal., 1922-09-09

held at 1:45 o'clock, Tuesday after
noon. The Rev. I. A. Wilson, of the
North Topeka church. will be in
charge of the devotionals. Jesse NJ.
Rader, of St. Louis, will speak on
Simultaneous Evangelistic Cam
paigns." President Charles E. Cobbey.
of Cotner college, Bethany, Neb., will
speak on "Cotner College and Kan
sas.' President L. N. McCash, of
Phillips university, Enid, Okla, will
talk on Phillips University and
Kansas"
w. e. Babb in Charge.
w. E Babb, of Girard, will be in
charge of the conference at which
changes in the constitution of the So
ciety will be considered George F.
Bradford, of Eureka, will speak on
Studies in Stewardship"
At SEAS O'Clock, Tuesday evening,
fellowship luncheon will be held at
the Central Park Christian church.
F. L. Petit. will be in charge.
The fourth general session will open
at 7:45 o'clock. Tuesday evening, with
the Rev. j. Quincy Biggs, of the Cen
trail Park Christian church, in charge
of the devotional service. o. L. Smith,
state secretary of the Nebraska con-
ference, will deliver an address on
THE Call of the HomeN Base" Presi-
dent I. n. McCash. of Enid, Okla, will
speak on "Our High Priest"
A second series of religious educa-
ton and missionary conferences will
be held at $3.50 O'Clock, Wednesday
morning.
The fifth general session will open
at $50 O'Clock, Wednesday morning
The devotional service will be in
charge of L. K. Snapp, of Rosedale
Guy L. Findly, of Salina, will deliver
an address on Daily Religious Edu-
cation. James Cornish, of Pratt, VIII
Coh -
Christian Endeavor" will be the
subject of a talk by D. F.ACross. or
Lyons. Lin D. Cartwright, of Coffey-
vile, will deliver an address on
Teacher Training" This will be
| followed by the introduction of new
ministers. Charles A. Finch, of Kan
sas City. will speak on Recruiting and
Training for the Ministry"
Walter Scott Priest, of Wichita, will
be in charge of the memorial service
for deceased ministers at 1;45 o'clock
! "wednesday afternoon. Entering New
Fields" will be the subject of an ad-
| dress by ]. E. Henshaw. of Dodge
City. J. D. Arnold. of Manhattan. viii
speak on Adequate Support for State
! Missions" Harvey Baker Smith, OF
Hutchinson. will talk on THE Per-
manent Fund" A musical program
will follow. At $3.50 o'clock a business
session will be held.
| Group luncheons will be held Wed
| neSday evening" Inc women his
| sionary reception will be held at the
| Elks' club. The Christian Endeavor
luncheon will be held at the Central
Fark Christian church.
Harold Humbert, of Boston, Mass,
and President l. N. McCash, Of Enid,
Okla, will be the principal speakers
at the Wednesday evening session. G..
| E. Perlee, of Holton, will be in charge
| of the devotional service.
| Religious education and missionary
conferences will be held at $3.50
o'clock Thursday morning.
H. c. Guy To Speak
Hugh c. Guy, of Ottawa, will speak
| on THE Kansas Five Year Program, =
at the general session, which will con-
vene at $3.50 o'clock. Brief five min
ute speeches will be made by the fol-
! lowing persons: Longer Pastorates," I"
1 w. H. Scrivner. Olathe; ''Parsonages, -
IC. A. Norman, Nortonville; "Old Debts
Paid" H. ]. Myers, Florence, and
New Equipment" L. L. Roberts.
| Marion.
Paul Kennedy. of the Philippine
Islands; Ray Rice, of India; Miss
Daisy June Trout, of st. Louis. and
C. NJ. Yocum, of st. Louis, will be the
principal speakers at the Thursday
lafternoon session.
| The closing session of the conyen-
| ton Thursday evening will be me-
4 mortal service for the late Rev. A. L.
Shelton. formerly of Anthony, KAN,
who was killed in China three months
ago. Miss Daisy June Trout, of st.
Louis, will speak on 1.-The Shelton Me-
mortal" C. NJ. Yocum, of st. Louis,
will give an illustrated lecture on the
late Rev. Mr.. Shelton's work in China.