Epworth League Conference Opens in Mt Sterling
The Twelfth Annual Kentucky Conference Epworth League assembly meets June 21 24 at the First Methodist Church Mt Sterling. Delegates from Kentucky churches will attend with a strong program featuring addresses Bible studies missions and Epworth League methods led by a notable faculty including Dr W B Russell Rev Dr J W Johnson Miss Celeste McAlister and others.
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Kentucky Conference
Epworth League
Kentucky
W. B. Russell
Chanchow
China
Garfield Evans
Nashville
Tenn
J. W. Johnson
Louisville
J. E. Savage
Carrollton
Epworth League Board
Howard W. Whitaker
Walton, Ky
M. E. Church
South
Reyry
J. E. Moss
First Methodist Church
Nicholasville
Celeste McAlister
Nashville, Tenn
Epworth League Conference Program Details
The Mt. Sterling Epworthians invite the public to attend conference sessions. The program lists Tuesday June 21 events starting at 8:00 p.m. with Long Service and 8:15 p.m. Welcome Address by Miss Mary Helen Clark, president-host of the Sterling chapter.
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Elizabeth Clark
Frankfort
Kentucky Conference
Epworth League
Dennis V. Snapp
Paris
Mt. Sterling
Mary Helen Clark
Sterling, Ky
Entertaining
Missionary Conference Schedule and Talks Noted
One minute report from delegates lists sessions at Jenkins Kindergarten Jenkins Ky including Epworth League mission coverage. Daily program covers meals, committee meetings, quiet hour recreation song service talks on China and making aces by Dr W B Russell and Dr J W Johnson with devotional and business sessions through evening consecration service.
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Jenkins Kindergarten
Fannie O'Brien
Jenkins, Ky
Missionary of Kentucky
Epworth League
Geo. D. Prentiss
Central Office
Evening Church Schedule Full Day Picnic Event
The program features a 3:00 recreation picnic at Simms farm, an afternoon devoted to the event, a vesper service titled The Call to Service by Dr. W. B. Russell, a 745 Song Service, an 8:00 address The Thing That Rules the World by Dr. J. W. Johnson, and an 8:30 stereopticon lecture The Centennary Making Good.
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Simms Farm
Vesper
W. B. Russell
J. W. Johnson
Centennary
The Man That You Might Have Been
A speakerless poem describes a man moving under a blazing sun while an unseen spirit walks beside him. The spirit claims to have guided and warned him yet laments missed chances and the man’s folly. It declares the warning come from a self, and urges action before life’s opportunities vanish.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank X. Pratt
Sprayer Crops Safe If Properly Washed Says Expert
Hi J Jewitt of the College of Agriculture asserts sprayed garden crops pose no poison risk. Experiments show a person would need 28 heads of sprayed cabbage at one meal for any sickness signs, though farmers recommend washing cabbage lettuce gooseberries and currants before consumption.
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Hi. J. Jewitt
College of Agriculture
Mr. Jewitt
Junior Farmers Taught Small Fruits Guide
Circular No 98 from the College of Agriculture explains growing harvesting and marketing strawberries red and black raspberries and grapes for Junior agricultural clubs. It covers exhibits and record keeping and can be obtained free from the Experiment Station Lexington.
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College of Agriculture
Lexington
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