The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1927-09-06
n. D. BAPTISTS
: TO MEET HERE
SEPT. 27 TO 80
ro:ninent Leaders to Attend
COnventiOn-LOcal Groups
to Entertain

! Fargo, n. D.. Sept. CT Especially J.
Bartfsts Of North Dakota will hold
their 14th annual convention at Bis
hNrek Sept. 1880, it was announced
here today by DR.. Fred f. Stockton
ofSEargo, general superintendent
This sessions will be presided over
by j. n. Jensen Of Fargo, convention
president.
Opens Tuesday Evening
Tho convention will open Tuesday
evening with the anniversary sermon
preached by Rev II. NJ. Nyrick, pas
1OE--of the First Baptist church of
6fkHT Forks. on the subject, "Spir-
lualizing the Material
"Wednesday morning will be given
over to separate sessions Of the min
kters' conference and the Women's
Missionary society. Rev. w. +. Pool,
pastor of the Minot Baptist church,
Will preside ut the ministers confer
ence. Rev. Ellis l.. Jackson, pastor
of the Page Baptist church, is the
secretary of the conference and Rev.
W. A. Weyhrauch, pastor of the Val
ley City Baptist church, is the vice
president. The morning session will
gelsm conducted by Rev. {. w. Fin
xall ST Fargo.
The separate session of the Wo-
mems Missionary society will be pre-
sided over by Mrs. Fred f.. Stockton
of Fargo. Reports will be given By
the secretaries Of the various depart
ments. Mrs. N. J. Nelson Of Grand
Forks is the secretary director of the
Organization.
ednesday afternoon will be given
over to the work Of the convention
at which time Doctor Stockton will
give the report of the General Super
intendent and S. c. Hendrickson of
Grand Forks the annual trcasurers
report. The field men and mission
AIRY pastors will also give a brief re-
port of the work of the past wear.
DR.. II. Il. Best, pastor Of the First
Baptist church in Fargo, will speak
on "The Importance Of the State
Convention in the work of the demon
nation
Leaders to Attend Convention
Several national UNCONVENTIONAL
leaders will attend the convention.
Dr.: George DsNhate Of Los Angeles.
Calf, western 4eeretary Of the Bap-
fist Ministersand Missionaries
Benefit board will be present and de-
liver several addresses. Miss Ina F..
Burton of New York City. promotion
director Of the two national Women's
Missionary societies, will speak be-
fore the convention and conduct two
conferences.
DR.. Floyd l.. Carr of New York
City. field secretary Of the depart
ment of missionary education is on
the program for several addresses.
Doctor Carr is specialist in bows
work. Miss Mildred Davidson Of
New York city will attend the con-
vention and speak of the work of
the Girls World Wide Guild and tn
Children's World Crusade. Dr.. A.
Cooper. president Of Sioux Falls col
lege, Sioux Falls, S. d., will deliver
two addresses.
The Northwestern Baptist hospital
association of St. Paul will be repre-
scented by r. F. Williams. Two North
Dakota Baptist missionary girls.
Miss Florence Webster of Fargo. at
home on furlough from Hangchow.
China, and Miss Ann Kludt Of Grand
Forks, at home on furlough from
Osaka. japan. will also be present
at the gathering.
Music will be special feature at
the Bismarck convention. One eve
ming the Glee club Of the Bismarck
Evangelical hospital will sing two
numbers. Another evening" music
will be furnished by the children Of
the Indian school. Other Bismarck
organisations will also sing. Mrs. III.
r. Best Of Fargo is to conduct the
music program and sing a solo Thurs
day evening. Mrs. r. MONIES If
Minpt has charge Of the music in
the M0men's sessions.
The convention will close with the
annual BANQUET, which Is to be
served It thA Grand Pacific hotel
Friday evening. +. B. Griffith Of
Grand Forks has been asked to act
Is toabtmaster. Brief speeches will
Be made By visiting workers.