1904 Assembly  

CALANDER MAXINKUCKEE ASSEMBLY AUGUST 5 to 22.

Aug. 5 — Opening Day .
Aug. 6 — Children's Rally Day.
Aug. 7 — Lord's Day Service.
Aug. 8 - Temperance Day.
Aug. 9 — Farmer’s Day.
Aug. 10 — Prohibition Rally Day.
Aug. 11 — Young People's Conference.
Aug. 12-15 — National S. S. Conference.
Aug. 17-18 — State W. C. T. U. Meeting.
Aug. 18-22 - National Evangelistic Congress.
Aug. 22— Close.

Day services all free. The evenings will be used for lectures, entertainments. etc., for which 10 cents will be charged. An excellent program has been provided which will be announced from time to time by small bills. Everybody invited to these meetings. Assembly Hotel rate, 50 cents for lodging, meals 25 cents. - Culver Citizen THURSDAY, AUGUST 4, 1904,

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AT THE ASSEMBLY.

The Assembly opens next Thursday evening with stereoptican arid moving pictures and a lecture on Missions by Rev. W. H. Waggoner, of Eureka, Ill.

Hon. Felix T. McWhirter, of Indianapolis, Prohibition candidate for Governor, will give an address Wednesday, Aug. 10, at 2 p. m. C. E. Newlin, State Chairman of the Prohibition Party of Indiana, and E. G. Shouse. the will also speak at 10 a. m. At. E. Rice, Indiana's greatest solo singer will sing at both of these meetings. Meetings free to all. Everybody invited.

Eva Marshall Shontz. of Chicago tho noted lecturer, reader and young people's loader, will give Charles M. Sheldon's powerful story “Who Killed Joe’s Baby?” at the Assembly Grounds, Thursday, August 11. at 8 p. m. Admission 10 cents. . - Culver Citizen THURSDAY, AUGUST 4, 1904,

1904 - Aug 6 - Buys Land For Its Chautauqua

Maxinkuckee Association Insures Permanency of Yearly Assembly at Lake

Plymouth Ind., Aug. 5 (Spl.) The fifth annual session of the Maxinkuckee association opened today with a lecture on "Missions" bu the rev. W. H. Waggoner of Illiois.

The program included Bible study, clsses in physical culture and education, and the evening will be devoted to lectures and entertainments.

Special days announced are:
Farmer's Dau, Aug. 8;
Probibiton Rally, Aug 10
Yound People's Scoeties conference Aug 11;
Nationa Sunday School conference Auf. 12-15
State W. C. T. U. Aug. 17-18 and
National Evangelical confernce 18-22


The associatio holds a twenty years' lease of the grounds, with a buying option, and the finance board has concluded a deal by which the thirty acres comprising Maxinkuckee Park becomes the property of the association

This insures the permanency of the enterprise and its friends believe tha assembly will become the leading chautaugua of the DIsciples' church.

The Vandalia compaby will improce the front along the tracks and establish a station. - Indianapolis Star.