The Christian Advocate Volume . 80, 43 (Paperback)

This historic book may have numerous typos and missing text. Purchasers can usually download a free scanned copy of the original book (without typos) from the publisher. Not indexed. Not illustrated. 1905 edition. Excerpt: ...will speak on "The Crusade of the Cross." The address on Thursday evening by Mrs. S. L. Baldwin. President of the New York Branch, will be responded to by Mrs. A. H. Eaton. President of Baltimore Branch. Mrs. John Legg, President of the New England Branch, will speak of "Our Guests of Honor--Our Missionaries." Representatives will be present in foreign dress. Friday morning will be occupied with publications and study courses. Mrs. J. H. Knowles will conduct the quiet hour at 2, and at 3 Miss E. C. Nortbrup will speak on "Missionary Literature and the Cnited Study of Missions." The evening addresses will be by Miss Paine, of Korea; Woman's Foreign Missionary Society Delegates to the General Executive Committee of the Woman's Foreign Missionary Society from New York Branch, elected at the Branch annual meeting, Oct. 1 ), are Mrs. Z.P. Dennler. New York East Conference; Mrs. Robert Bagnell, New York Conference; reserves, Mrs. Charles Gibson, Troy Conference: Mrs. Thereon R. Green, Central New York Conference. The Saint Lawrence District Missionary Conventions The missionary secretary, S. S. Cobb, Presiding Elder O. B. Colt, and the Rev. E. M. Taylor, Field Secretary of the Missionary Society, have arranged for six missionary conventions on Saint Iawrence District, Northern New York Conference, to be held at Ogdensburg. Oct. 24: Dekalb, Oct. 25; Massena, Oct. 23; Norwood, Oct. 27; Chateaugay, Oct. 28; Moira, Oct. 30. On Sunday, Oct. 29, Dr. Taylor will speak in the morning at Malone, and in the evening at Bangor. The several conventions have an identical program, beginning at two in the afternoon, and closing with an address by Dr. Taylor. Every pastor, Sunday school superintendent, and Epworth league president...