The commercial. (Union City, Tenn.) 190?-193?, 1922-02-17
STATE CHRISTIAN ENDEAvOR


Will Hold Meeting Newbern, Tenn.
April z, 8, Q.
First Reel (reaD.
/ Subject Northwest District Con
vention
Time April Z, 5 and 8
Place -Newbern.
Characteristic delegates plus
some of the leading G, b. stars in
Dixie.
| Admission-Fifty cents (one-hali
of dollar).
Doors-Wide open.
All of which means that our dis
trict convention will be held in New
bern, and will be one of the best dis
trict conventions ever held in Ten
nessee. In other words it will be a
miniature State convention, except
that it will not be very miniature. !"
Time-The convention will open
Friday evening, April 7th, and con-
tinue through Saturday and Sunday,
thus giving all students and others
the opportunity of attending. Also
this date is one week before Easter
and you will not have to bother with
getting new clothes.
Place-Newbern, one of the best
towns in the State, according to some
of the local Endeavor songs and yells.
Characteristic must have one
hundred and fifty delegates. When
we say we must" it means that
Northwest can and Northwest will.
In addition to other delegates it is
expected that the president and cor
responding secretary of each society
will be present, together with as ma
ny other officers and committee
chairmen as possible. There will be
conferences for these officers
and chairmen for the purpose of dis
cussing their various problems. Then
there will be some of the biggest
Christian Endeavor workers in Dixie
who are doing things and who
will inspire us to follow their ex-
amples. Also we will have speakers
who will give strong addresses on
subjects of vital Importance to young
people. Any one of these addresses
alone will be worth coming to hear.
The names of these speakers will APP
pear in later reels (reals).
Admission-The registration fee
will be fifty cents (one-half of a dol
lar). This is for convention expenses
only and not a penny will go to the
Newbern society for entertainment
or anything else. Each enc who reg
listers will be entitled to a conven-
ton pin, program, free entertain
ment in a Newbern home and a tick
ct to the banquet on Saturday even
ing. And this will be SOME BAN
QUIET, not so much so becf use OF the
feed (there will be plenty to eat and
seconds if you wish) but because of
the fun and fellowship. Shut your
eyes and think-one hundred and
fifty Endeavorers, eating, laughing,
talking and performing various
stunts interspersed with songs and
Wells. Why, you'll have to be here;
you simply can't stay away.
The registration, which will open
Feb. 7, will be handled through some
oerson in each society, preferably the
secretary Give your
lalf dollars to this person, who will,
n turn, make remittance at the
end of each week to Miss Estelle
Brown, Newbern, registration chair
nan. Your name will be registered
n the convention book and you will
receive your pin, program and ban
luet ticket before reaching Newbern.
The registration fee for Juniors and
will be twenty-five
tents.
Now we are asking you to register
even if you think that you cannot at
end the convention, because the OK
oenses will be greater than ever be-
ore tit will be better convention
han ever before) and your fifty
cents will help to make it better for
hose who can attend. Maybe there
lrc some in your church who are not
Gndeavorers who would like to regis
er in order to make the convention
| greater success; encourage such
persons to register and also attend if
possible. The convention will be
pen to all who will register.
Former Residents.
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