Richmond Palladium (Daily), Volume 41, Number 108, 23 March 1916 — Page 16

I PAGE SIXTEEN THE RICHMOND PALLADIUM AND SUN-TELEGRAM, THURSDAY, MARCH 23, 1916

ISSUE PROGRAM FOR CHRISTIAN CHURCH SESSION

. With the Issuance today of the proItrara everything is in readiness for the eastern district conference of Christian churches, which opens tonight at Central Christian church. Following is the program in full: Thursday Evening. 7:15 Devotional period (assign leader (, Perry Case. 7 : 3 Address of welcome, local pastor, W. R. Motley. 7:45 Address, "The Development of Our Co-operative work in Indiana," J. T. I-egg of Indianapolis, state evangelist, western district. 8:15 Illustrated lecture, "A Century of Achievement in the History of Christian Churches of Indiana," (i. L. Hoover of Indianapolis, state evangelist, eastern district. Friday Morning. 9:15 Devotional period (assign leader), I,. E. Murray. 9:30 Address of president of County Co-operative Association. 9:45 Report of county secretary,

showing results of statistics gathered from the churches. 10:00 Report of county superintendent of Sunday schools, followed by discussion. SO: 15 Report of county Christian Endeavor superintendent. Discussion. ' 3 0:30 Report of county superintendent C. W. H. M. Discussion. 30: 45 Report of county secretary of education. Discussion. 31:00 -Address, "Our Church College," Carl Van Winkle of Butler college, Indianapolis. 31:15 Address. "Victories of Our District Work," O. I. Hoover. 31:30 Address, "Administering the Affairs or the Local Church," T. I. Legg. 12:00-Adjournment. Friday Afternoon. 1:30 Annual business meeting of Co-operative Association. 2:00 -Address, "The Unified Program," Garry L. Cook, of Indi

anapolis, state superintendent of Sunday schools and Christian Endeavor. 1:30 - Address. "The Symmetrical Development of the Missionary Activities of the Church," F. C. Mccormick, Milton. 3:00 C. W. 15. M. hour. Addresses by slate, district and county officers. Friday Evening. 7: 15 Devotional period (assign leader). 7:30 Address, "Our Country for Christ." A. L. Needham. (Speaker furnished through A. C. M. S. office.) K: 00 Address, "The Church and the Young People," Carl Van Winkle. F. M. Janet, president County Cooperative Association, E. M. Bowers, secretary.

Luncheon served at noon Friday by

the Ladies' Aid society of the enter taining church.

TO INSPECT LOCAL RECRUITING OFFICE

Lieutenant CoppocL of Indianapolis, who has charge of the state recruiting offices, will be in Richmond Friday to visit the branch station recently established here by Sergeant F. D. Bond. Word to this effect was received by Sergeant Bond today. There are several candidates for enlistment who will be examined by the lieutenant upon his arrival.. One recruit has so far been sent from the local station to Mexico to join General Pershing's forces.

EVANGELIST COMES TO NAZARENE CHURCH

Rev. M. E. Harding of New Castle, district superintendent of the Xazarene church of Indiana, tonight will replace Rev. C. E. Ellsworth, an evangelist who has been delivering the sermons during the revival services being conducted at the old Fifth street M. E. church, Fifth and A streets.. The revival Is being conducted under the auspices of the Pentecostal church of the Nazarene and Rev. Ellsworth of Cleveland, Ind., has been directing the services. The song services are being led by Mrs. M. E. Harding, soloist and Miss Eunice Oakes, of Indianapolis, pianist. "The Old Time Bible" revival as it is designated will continue indefinitely under the direction of the district superintendent.

ELI COGGESHALL DIES

Word has - been received - by relatives of the death of Eli Coggeshall, age 75 years, at Marion, Indiana; yesterday from cancer of . the stomach. Funeral services will be held Friday at Marion. The deceased was a relative of Allen Coggeshall, Mesdames A. E. Williams and R. W. Hall of this city.

HOLD LENTEN WORSHIP.

Lenten services were held Wednesday night in all the : Lutheran and Catholic churches including sermons by the pastors and in some of the churches, special song services. The Wednesday night services will continue until Easter Sunday. In the Catholic churches services are being held also on each Friday, night. Representative attendances were present at the services, last night.

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TEACHERS MAY MAKE UP FORMER FAILURES

In connection with the teachers' ex

itrnlnatlon which will be held in the high nchool huilding Saturday, County

Superintendent C O. Williams is no tifying applicants of the resolution re

crntly adopted by the state board of (duration. The resolution reads as

follows:

"Resolved, That the applicant for

teacher's license who may have failed on one or two subjects may have the privilege of removing these failures Bt the next examination. But if the npplicant neglects to take all the subjects of the second examination he thereby waives the right to remove the failures of the previous examination." About 125 applicants are expected lo take the examination Saturday.

BIOS ARE ASKED.

Preliminary steps looking to the liolding of the high school annual commencement exercises were taken by seniors today when bids for the printing of the invitations were solicited of local firms. The commencement will be held June 2. and th speaker will be selected within a short time. No other arrangements have been completed.

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