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The Muskogee Cimeter. Vol. 16 PROGRAMME 9th Annual Session of State Missionary Baptist Convention to Be Held With the Zion Bethel Baptist Church of Okmulgee, Okla. Oct. 20-24, 1915. REV. J. A. ANDERSON, B. D., Pastor. NOTICE. October 19th, Delegates and Friends Will Assemble in Sapulpa in the Girl's Dormitory. A Program Under the Auspices of the Woman's Convention Will Be Rendered. REV. WM. HARRIS, Pastor. PROGRAMME. Tuesday, October 19, at Sapulpa (Woman's Convention). 2:30 P. M. Opening Remarks..... President Mrs. M. J. Brockway Address—"Why Come to This Meeting?"..... Rev. W. M. Harris and Dr. Humphrey Rev. W. M. Harris and Dr. Humphrey Address—"How We Started" Revs. S. S. Jones, B. F. J. Westbrook, J. A. Anderson, C. A. Buchanan and Mrs. E. T. McKnight. Short Talks—"The Need of a Missionary Training School" Revs. E. Arlington Wilson, J. W. Jones, H. E. Darrington, H. C. Reed, J. Reeves, G. W. McClendon, L. W. Smotherman, W. M. Drake, I. P. Pitfield, J. H. Anderson, S. R. Glover, T. W. Stephenson, E. W. Perry. "What I Can Do, Have Done and Will Do to Help" Sisters L. A. Anderson, C. Calhoun, L. A. Jackson, J. E. Ewing, L. C. Harris, I. W. Cunningham, R. A. Vanhorn, C. A. Thompson, M. L. Bachelor, F. E. Mason, Revs. J. F. Kersh and J. W. Perkins. NOTES. Two minutes will be given each person desiring to express their thought. Do not miss this meeting. All State Officers, Board Members and District Presidents are requested to bring $5.00 each to this meeting. Mrs. E. A. Wilson will have charge of the music. Tuesday night on to Okmulgee where we are to hold our Annual Meeting. CONVENTION PROGRAM (Proper). Wednesday, October 20. 10:00 A.M. Called to Order by President. Devotionals..... Revs. R. W. Wall, Spiro: A. Dorsey, Wetumka Announcement of Committees on Enrollment Finance. 10:30, ADDRESSES OF WELCOME: Zion Bethel Baptist Church..... Miss Daisy Anderson City of Okmulgee..... His Honor, Mayor Moroney The Business Men..... J. B. Keys Medical Fraternity..... J. M. White, M. D. A. M. E. Church..... Rev. T. H. Wiseman Presbyterian Church..... Rev. Dr. O. A. Williams Professional Men..... Hon. D. J. Wallace M. E. Church..... Rev. J. A. McAlester White Baptists..... Rev. Grant Chambers Response—Hon. J. H. Roberts, Tulsa and Rev. E. W. Perry, Oklahoma City Introductory Sermon..... Rev. S. A. Clark, Guthrie Alternate..... Rev. G. W. Kirkland, Oklahoma City Partial Report of Enrollment and Finance. Adjournment. AFTERNOON—2 O'CLOCK. Devotions..... Revs. L. W. Sango, Muskogee, J. W. Phillips, Calhoun 2:30 P. M. Address Rev. J. C. Stalcup, Supt. Missions (white) Address Dr. Jos. A. Booker, Little Rock, Ark. Corresponding Secretary Home Mission Board, National Baptist Convention. Address Dr. L. K. Williams, Fort Worth, Texas EVENING SESSION—7:20 O'CLOCK. Devotions Revs. J. E. Richards, Claremore, D. C. Cooksey, Stigler Vocal Solo Mr. H. N. Green, Muskogee 8:00 P. M. President's Annual Address. Miscellaneous Business. Adjournment. TRURSDAY, OCTOBER 21. 10:00 A. M. Devotions Revs. R. M. Campbell, Luther, E. W. McGrew, Guthrie 10:30 A. M. Educational Board Report Rev. J. F. Kersh, D. D. Short Talks from Pastors and Moderators. Report of Educational Secretary Rev. C. A. Buchanan Educational Rally by Associations, Churches and General Collections. AFTERNOON—2:00 O'CLOCK. Devotions Revs. A. L. Brew, Ada, J. D. Haley, El Reno Reading of Journal. Report of Orphans' Home Board..... Dr. W. A. McKinney Address, "Harnessing Forces in Church" Rev. G. W. McClendon, Muskogee Sermon..... Rev. H. C. Reed, Boynton Alternate..... Rev. E. B. Weaver, Taft Collection. Adjournment. Continued on page 3 October, 23 1915 No. 26 --- "The Tribune of his People." THE EDITOR SUTTON E. GRIGGS, Author of "THE HINDERED HAND," etc. "Thoughtful, conservative, self-sacrificing, peace-loving, industrious and brave, Sutton E. 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RF GROVES sametare on each bet, “Be FREE TO FARMERS SEEDS By special arrangement tne Ratekin Seed House of Shenandoah, lowa, one of the oldest, best established seed firms in the country will mail a copy of their Big IMustrated Seed Catalogues. This book is complete on all farm and garden seeds. It tells how to grow big yields and all about the best varieties of Com for your locality ; also Seed Oats, Wheat Barley, Speltz, Grasses, Clovers, Alfalfa, Pasture and Lawn Mixtures, Seed Potatoes and Il other farm and garden seeds. This Book is worth dollars to all in want of seeds of any kind, IT’S FREE to all our readers. Write for it today and mention this paper. The address is RATEKIN’S SEED HOUSE, Shenandoah, lowa. DR. J. PF. KERSH ON NATIONAL BAPTIST CONVENTION, tional Baptist Convention, which con- vened a few weeks ago in the city of Chicago, has passed into history. This session of the convention was quite a stormy one. Dr. Boyd lead. ing his forces with the Rey. E. P Jones at he head, finally pulled of with a few of the delegates and some of the citizens of Chicago and organ: ized a “Rump Convention.” | Okla homa stood pat with the Nationa Convention, with the exception o: the good Dr. 8. S. Jones, Revs. J. A Anderson, 8. P. Harrison, president of the Creek Baptist S. S. Convention and probably Rev. Stephenson, Mod. erator of the Creek-Seminole Associa. tion, This split in the National Conven tion means a split in the various states, for those who are for the Na. fional Baptist Convention will not Stand to be dragged into the “Rumy Convention,” notwithstanding out President collected money from the brethren on the way to Chicago for the purpose of representing the State in the National Convention, but put our money in that “Rump Conven- tion.” Some mean to rule or ruin and will not be advised by any one. IT am sure Oklahoma is not for the split, but [am writing this to inform the Baptists of the state that they may be on their guard that no man can pull the wool over your eyes and fool you at the State Convention with a fine flowery speech or address, and make you believe that the “Rump Convention” is the National Conven- tion. To prove to you that it is not the convention, Dr. Boyd went into the District Court and swore out an injunction against Dr. Morris that he be not allowed to preside or in any way have to do with the Convention. This was served on Dr. Morris while he was reading his Annual Address. He had read it about half when the sheriff stopped him and served the notice. To the court house they went, and when the Judge heard the evidence he pronounced Dr. Morris the rightful pvesiding oMfcer of the National Baptist Convention. Then off went Dr. Boyd and the few oth- ers, and our “little” President “S. S. Jones” trotted off after them. Some one may say that we are fighting, but we are not; just merely telling the plain, simple truth. Every word of this article ean he proven by the Oklahoma delegation. Dr. Morris was vnanimorsly elect- ed President of the Conveition; and after that “wrangling set” got out, peace and harmony permeated the Convention. Rey, F. P. Jones of Mississippi. and Sam Prince of Texas, were helped down from the platform upon the toc of someone's shee, it is said. I do not know how they got down, but they came off the platferm in an un- rsnal way; they were not particular to return, Will the Baptists of Oklahoma stand together, or will you split yvour- selves osunder? You have been reading the papers, and Lam sure you are aequainted with conditions. "We must save the Publishing Honse for the Baptists; and unless you stay with the National Baptist Conven tion, you enn not save it. 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Lots 5¢ Call or write Room 1-2 Twine Buildin: 209 1-2 South Second Street, Muskogee, O For Close-in Muskogee Property. Inproved or Vacant; near M 0. & G. R. R. Shops. Now builcing, close to car lines. Cotton Taken in Full or Part Payment. Lots 50x132 1-2 Feet Call or write Room 1-2 Twine Building 209 1-2 South Second Street, Muskogee, Okla. because the brethren trusted him with the money and he of his own ac- cord placed it in that “Rump Con- vention.”” Men may mis-use the peo- ple’s money for a while but will not fool them oll the time and mis-use their means. I can see thé hand- writing on the wall for some men now. And I can see some great ruler whose power has reached out and covered some portion of the earth, trembling in his knees and his eyes are rolling i every direction. He has sent out for his wise men to come rad interpret. But your men will fool you. God yet lives in Zion and ite will have yon interpret the hand- writing at the proper time. A hint to the wise is sufficient. Let every church in the state that 's interested in the denomination work as a unit, meet vs in Okmulgee Wednesday before the 4th Lord's Day in October, 1915 Come praying; ome to do the will of our Heavenly | Father Yours for suecess, J, KERSI, President State Sunday School Con- vention, P. & Mr. Eititor, this article must be published and Oklahoma Paptists must know the truth. There is an effort heing made to hide these, facts from the people. | If anyone has any reasons: why Oklahoma should follow the “Rump Convention” let them tell it. 1 know that you will be fair to let all sneal the issue must not be dodged, Oklahoma is efther for or seainst wheih—-the ‘National’ or “Hump Convention,” To Cure'a Cold in Ono Day Take LAXATIVE BROMO Quinine, Itstops the Cough and Headache and works off the Cold. Druggists refund money if it foils to cure. B. W. 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W. Williams, Okmulgee, C. A. Raulston, Red Bird 10:30 A. M. Address, "The Laymen's Attitude Toward the Church and Ministry..... Atty. H. R. Edwards, Atty. F. L. Martin 11:00 A. M. Sermon. Rev. Wm. Drake, Beggs Alternate G. W. Burdette, Perry Collection. Benediction. Remarks..... Rev. H. T. Borders, Brookfield Report..... B. J. F. Westbrook, Corresponding Secretary Address—"The Call of the Heathen"..... Rev. C. G. Fishback, D. D. Field Secretary National Baptist Convention. EVENING SESSION—7:30 O'CLOCK. Devotions..... Revs. H. E. Darrington, Blanchard, L. J. Smotherman, Grant 8:00 P. M. Foreign Mission Sermon..... Rev. J. E. Douglass Alternate..... Rev. P. R. Neil, D. D., McAlester. SATURDAY, OCTOBER 23. 10:00 A. M. Devotions..... Revs. T. T. Love, Vinita, I. S. Powell, Wagoner 10:30 A. M.—Reports of All Committees. Address—"The Future Outlook" Rev. J. F. Teamer, Melvin, Hon. Wm. Harrison, Oklahoma City, Prof. F. J. Gordon, Muskogee. 11:15 A. M. Temperance Sermon..... Rev. W. L. Burrell, Boley Alternate..... Rev. E. V. Vanhorn, Hartshorn Collection. Benediction. Devotions.....Revs. W. L. Humphrey, Enid, M. C. Lewis, Oklahoma City Miscellaneous Business. 4:00 P. M. Sermon.....Rev. J. H. Anderson, Coalgate Alternate.....Rev. D. Wilson, Kingfisher 8:00 P. M.—Joint Meeting of Men and Women. SUNDAY, OCTOBER 24. 9:30 A. M. Model Sunday School Conducted by Revs. J. F. Kersh, Tulsa, Wm. Harroldson, Nowata 11:00 A. M. Sermon.....President of Convention Alternate.....Rev. R. L. Smallwood, Guthrie 3:00 P. M. Missionary, Educational Mass Meeting and Orphans' Home Revs. J. W. Stewart, I. S. Powell, C. A. Buchanan and W. A. McKinney 8:00 P. M. Devotions Revs. T. J. Holt and O. R. Shorts Vocal Solo Mrs. A. P. Brister, Muskogee Closing Convention Sermon Rev. S. M. Twine, B. S., Muskogee Alternate Rev. S. H. Winston NOTES. Bible Institute will be conducted each day from 8 A. M. to 10 A. M., by Revs. P. R. Neil. A. T. Ayers and B. J. F. Westbrook. Distinguished visitors to be present and special time set to hear them as follows: Revs. W. A. Bowren, A. B., President Kansas Baptist Convention; A. J. Sharp, Teacher Training Service, Nashville, Tenn.; Drs. L. K. Williams and A. L. Boone, President and Vice President of M. E. Convention of Texas; Wm. Jones, Ft. Smith, Ark.; Dr. A. Barbour, President S. S. Convention, M. E. Convention of Texas; Dr. L. L. Campbell, President General Convention of Texas. Special arrangements and courtesies extended all visitors. The Executive Board will meet Tuesday night at 7:30 o'clock, Oct. 19th. All members of the Board must be present. S. S. JONES, D. D., President. P. R. NEIL, D. R., Rec. Secretary. E. ARLINGTON WILSON, Ph. B., D. D., Cor. Sec. J. A. ANDERSON, B. D., Pastor. ZION BETHEL BAPTIST CHURCH. Enrollment Committee. Enrollment Committee. Revs. B. J. F. Westbrook, J. Reeves, R. L. Smallwood, J. H. Borders, J. T. Teamer. Finance Committee. Revs. G. W. McClendon, N. A. Robinson, J. W. Jones, P. C. Dandridge, T. W. Stephenson. Ministers' Roll. Revs. I .S. Powell, S. R. Glover, H. E. Darrington, N. Cook, T. T .Love. PROGRAMME WOMAN'S CONVENTION Held With First Baptist Church, Rev. S. S. Jones, D. D., Pastor. WEDNESDAY, OCTOBER 20. 10:00 A. M.—Annual Meeting of Exective Board. AFTERNOON. 2:00—Convention called to order by President Mrs. M. J. Brockway. Consecration Services led by Sisters Fannie Weathers, Odelia Watkins and Emma Keese. 2:30—Appointment of Committees on Enrollment and Finance. Discussion—"What Have I Done to Bring Convention to the Front," led by First Vice President. 3:30—Partial Reports of Enrollment and Finance Committees. 4:00—Sermon.....Rev. N. E. Smith, Beggs Alternate.....Rev. D. C. Cooksey, Muskogee Offering. Adjournment. --- EVENING SESSION. 7:30—Praise Services led by Sisters L. A. Hardamine, Henrietta Wilson, Hattie Thompson, Brooks and E. A. Williams. First Baptist Church Miss Bertha Jordan Zion Bethel Church Miss Daisy Anderson Creek and Southwest Seminole Women Mrs. Wm. Cunningham Response Mrs. F. E. Mason, Tullahassee 8:30—Annual Sermon Rev. R. A. Whittaker, Tulsa Alternate Rev. W. L. Humphrey, Enid Music, Offering, Announcements, Adjournment. THURSDAY, OCTOBER 21. Twilight Prayer Meeting led by Sisters M. A. Jones, L. A. Anderson and C. A. Thompson. 9:00—Devotionals Central and Southeastern Delegates Introduction of Visitors. 9:30—Appointment of Committees. 9:45—Paper, "Front Line Missionary Circle" Mrs. Eula Wesbrook, Oklahoma City Discussion Sisters F. A. Townsend, C. Calhoun and A. M. White 10:30—Vocal Solo Miss Mary Ware 10:45—Report of District Directors. 11:15—Sermon Rev. P. R. Neil, D. D., McAlester Alternate Rev. Storr AFTERNOON. 2:00—Devotions, led by Sisters N. Hogan, N. Hollis, J. W. Bailey, Abbie Leek and A. B. Doss. 2 Short Talks by Presidents of Local Circles. 300—Educational Rally.....District Presidents 3:45—Paper.....Mrs. E. A. Wilson, Muskogee 4:00—Children's Hour.....Led by State Conductor 5:00—"Children the Hope of the Race" .....Sisters R. A. Vanhorn, K. M. Jones and Mrs. J. E. Johnson Offering, Announcements and Adjournment. EVENING SESSION. 7:30—Devotionals—Sisters Rosie De Randemine, E. M. McFall and I. B. McGlother. Vocal Solo— Paper.....Mrs. Chapman 8:30—Sermon.....Rev. E. W. Perry, Oklahoma City Alternate.....Rev. I. S. Powell, Wagoner Offering, Adjournment. FRIDAY, OCTOBER 22. Twilight Prayer Service—Sisters J. A. Erwin, M. L. Gordon, M. L. Bush E. Ross. 9:00—Devotionals—Sisters M. M. Jackson, P. Dupree, J. W. Perkins and N. B. Jones. 9:30—Report of Committees. 10:00—"Our Duty to the Young People".....Mrs. P. S. Bryant 10:15—"Our Efforts Towards Missionary Training School for Girls"... 11:00—Presidents' Annual Address. Reports of Corresponding Secretary and Treasurer. Offering. Adjournment. AFTERNOON. 2:00DevotionsSisters M. J. Cheatham, L. Chandler, C. Hall, M. A. Eskridge and S. E. Primous. 4:00—Address, "Race Development".....Mrs. I. A. Ghoslin 4:15—Report of Committee on Nomination of Officers. 4:30—Vocal Solo.....Miss Clarissa Gordon 4:40—"Our Duty to the Orphan Children".....Mrs. E. T. McKnight 5:00—"Special Work for Girls' Dormitory".....Mrs. M. L. Bachelor Offering, Adjournment. SATURDAY, OCTOBER 23. 9:00—Devotionals, led by Sisters Pearl Smallwood, M. Little, M. Green and S. A. Anderson. Sisters D. S. A. Davidson and L. C. Harris 10:00—Outlining the Years' Work, Offering, Adjournment. AFTERNOON. Executive Board. EVENING. Jubilee Concert. SUNDAY, OCTOBER 24. 9:30—Model Sunday School. conducted by Rev. A. C. Chinn Chairman President Southwestrn Creek Sunday School Convention. 10:45—Devotionals—Sisters M. A. Eskridge, I. D. Alexander and H. H. Evans. AFTERNOON. 11:15—Sermon.....Rev. Wm. Harris Alternate.....Rev. L. W. Smotherman Offering, Adjournment. EVENING SESSION. 7:30—Devotions—Sisters Nellie Young, M. A. Graham and J. J. Jackson. 8:00—Sermon.....Rev. J. M. Bryaut Alternate.....Rev. Jas. Richards, Claremore Offering, Handshake, Adjournment. NOTES. Mrs. E. A. Wilson will have charge of the Music of the Convention. Prof. W. H. Fort will present Gold Medals to the Women. The women will attend Mass Meeting at Zion Bethel Baptist Church at 3 P. M. Committee on Enrollment—Hattle L. Owen, E. Dade, H. A. Clark, R. A. Vanhorn, C. Calhoun. Committee on Finance—L. A. Jackson, M. L. Bachelor, B. J. Rowe, L. A. Anderson, F. E. Mason. MRS. M. J. BROCKWAY, President. MRS. E. WAIDE, Recording Secretary. MRS. ANNIE SMYTHE, Cor. Secretary. 5 M. O. & G. --- CATALOG FREE for the asking. AGENTS WANTED GEO. A. K. BUNGAY, 28 So. William St., New York City Midland Valley R. R. Co. 2 Trains Daily Between Muskogee and Tulsa No. 1 For Tulsa, Arkansas City and Wichita 8:40 a.m No. 5. 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