Delaware gazette and state journal., 1884-02-21
CONFERESCEP PROGRAMa.
Proceedings OF tho Coming Session
of MethOdtsts sFOreshadOwed.

Thu prugramce annouucsc for Ice WI
mington III. x. Conference, which convene
in Asbury Church on March 5th, is 4
follows:
Tuesday, 7.3O p. m.-Sunday sohoc
anniversary, Asbury, corner Third an
Walnut streets. President, the Rev. W
Il. Hutchin. Opening prayer, tue Rev
C. W. Prettymsn. Speakers, the Rev
w. s. Robinson and the Rev. ]. Il
Vincent, d. d.
Wednesday, a. m.-OpeDipg session
OF conference, Asbury M. X. Church,
p. m.-Ststisticsl session. Q 80 p. m.-
Centenary address, Asbury NJ. Z
Church, by the Rev. B. f. Price. 3,
p, IN Missionary sermon, Asbury Nj. K
Church, by the Rev. 7. FL. Haynes. Open
| ing prayer by the Rev. P. II. hawlins. 81
p. m.-Educationsl anniversary, st
Psul's NJ. x. Church, Market street above
Seventh, President F. a. Ellis, Esq
Opening prayer by the Rev. Il. Cololazer
Speakers, the Rsvs. J. Richards Boyle, ]
Miley, d. D., and ]. b. Young.
Thursday, 9 a. m.-5ession Of con.
ference; 3 p. m.-Devotional exercises,
lecture room Asbury NJ. X. Church, led
by the Rev. J. a. Briudle; 7.30 p. NJ
Temperance sermon, (Asbury) the Rev.
T. R. Creauer. Opening prayer by the
Rev. A. D. Davis. 80 p. NV. F Nj. s.
Anniversary, Grace NJ. x. Church, corner
Ninth and West streets. President, the
Rev. J. Richards Boyle. Speakers, the
Rev. 4. W. Parker, D. D., aud ths Mrs.
Rev. J. Maugh, D. D.
Friday, 9 q m.-Sossion OF conference
10 a. m.-0pening session Of the lay cleo.
toral conference. Asbury lecture room,
7.30 p. m.-Preaohing at Asbury by a
speaker to be named. 730 p. m.-Church
Extension anniversary, Union NJ. 4.
Church, Fifth aud Washington streets,
President, the Rev. Charles Hill, P. Z
Opening prayer, the Rev. S. T. Gardner.
Speakers, the Rev. ]. B. Quigg and Chap
lain G. c. MoCabs, D. D.
Saturday, 8 8. m.-Session OF confer
ence; p. m.-Devotionsl exercises,
Asbury lecture room, led by the Rev. J.
Carroll; 730 p. m.-Freedman's Aid
anniversary. President, the Rev. W. L.
Avery. Opening prayer, the Rev. t.
Van Burkalow. Speakers, the Rev. W.
W. W. Wilson, the Rev. WIN. rysipger,
D. D., the Rev. j. C. Hartzell, D. D.;
7.30 p. m. Temperance anniversary,
Scott M. K. Church, Seventh and Spruce
streets. President, the Rev. William B.
Walton. Opening prayer, the Rev. K.
Ii. Hynson, the Revs. J. D. Kemp and
W. ]. O'Nsil.
Sunday, 8 a. m.-Conference love feast,
Asbury NJ. K. Church, led by the Rev. ].
France 1870 a. m.-Bishop William L.
Harris, D. D LII D., followed by the
ordination Of desoons 2 p. m.-Sundsy
school sessions in the several NJ. K.
churches in the city 4; 3 p. m.-Temper-
ance anniversary, under the auspices Of
the Woman's Christian Temperance
Union OF Delaware, Opera House Prssi-
dent, Mrs. Annie II. MartiDdale; opening
prayer by the Rev. W. Underwood, D.
D., Phi. D.; Speaker, Mrs. J. Ellen Foster
OF Iowa; Z 80 p. m.-Preaohing, Asbury
M. K. Church 80 p. m.-Preaching,
St. Paul's NJ. K. Church, followed BY
ordination of elders.
Monday, 9 a. m.-Session Of confer
enoe; 230 p. m.-Memorial service,
Asbury; 730 p. missionary ami
versary, Grace Church. President, F.
A. Ellis, Bsq. Opening prayer by the
Rev. J. Ii Caldwell, d. D. Speakers,
the Rev. John Reid and the Rev. iona,
than Willis.
The Rev. A. s. Hunt, d. D. correspond
ing secretary Of the American Bible
Society will be present one of the first
three days.
All the services will be public.