Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1893-11-16
DElAwARE BAPTIsT UNION
The Order of Exercises for Its siSteeh'h
Annual SesslUn.

Annual sessibhs =,
delaware Baptist Union will hold us
10th annual meeting November ~ IN, """
1od in Second Baptist Chapel, tins CITY, 40
The first days session will begin a. V'4o
a. m. with deyotions. The Rev. X. y.
Tack ID d.. will deliver an address OF wei
come and the Rev. Miller Jones Will re-
snond. After the introductory sermon
Which will be preached by the hev. y. ..
Savage, officers will be elected, continues
appointed and reports from ehutchvS
| heard, In the afternoon WhshinPtoi
ZONES will conduct devotional exercises,
more reports from churches will be re-
ceiyed, trustees will be elected and papers
AZ follows will be read: 1.-The Fellowship
of Churches" the Rev. Frank Howes
"What Can be Done, for the Goiore1,
Churches in the Bounds OF Our unloh,
the Rev. w. r, Burrilii oohs ~ Thr;si
Essential to the Highest Success m Units
tian Work" under the following
heads: "What is ConsecrationT the
Rev. Miller Jones; What is the Highe5Ss
uccessYn the Rev. Moses Heath; how IS
IA Essential to (b)2n the Rev. W. IL.
Patton; Hence the Necessity tor Deeper
Conservation in our Churches, the hsy'
S. $. Woodward; our fup itssad ' 10
the Rev, o. Il, Flippo, d. y. Harry
Emmons will conduct the evening praise
service, following which papers as toi.oMs
viii be read; THE Religious Press" Il.
t. Wayland, D. d.; "our Young Peoples
Work. What They Propose TO Do J.,
IL. Johns, NJ, d." Their Duty 10 tne
Church." U. q. Realey; "Encoursgelnehss
b.; How to Make tho Conquest Meeting
Most Effective" the Rev. .. q. Budding
Deyotions conducted by the Rev. w: r
, Patton will open the second days session
: During tine morning reports from lh'
e Sunday-schools will be received, the hey
j. NJ. Stitfler, ID. D., will preach aoc
a trinal sermon and the following paper
. will be read: 1.-The Duty OF Baptists II
a Relation to heirDenominationalS Schools.
! Professor C. II. Foster; The Church u
It's Relation to Missions" City Missions,
), the Rev, b. MacMackin; state Missions,
IS the Rev. w. IL. Conard, u. D.; Hon
5, Missions" the Rev. Il. b. Palmer, ID; "
IL Foreign Missions" the Rev. i. 3 pot
s, bins; 'srhe Church as Related to the ~;
~ ing Ministry the Rev. q. NJ. Spratt, D. l
!, In the afternoon the Rev. X. ii. Middl'
A' ditch will conduct devotional exercises
- committees will report general huslnes
5, will be transacted and papers as tolloM
l. will be read: Necessity for More Csretl
Discipline in Our Churches" L. II, Lew
te The Bible School, A Bible Land Tour,
the Rev. W. Il. cambridge, ID. ID
~ | lehCueTd Meellllboi 1hSii -'SNN'1i'y' y
~ Rev. j. II. wills; "Ilow to Condu
E. Them" the Rev. q. A. Guenther; 'Su
gestions US to Libraries Mrs. >. NJ, Gree
" "How to Teach the Bible school Less
by the Inductive Method, Professor
n g. Evans.
Temperance Instruction in the Family
the Rev, j. G.. Lamb; In the Sunda
school," the Rev. NJ. Z. Fixes. AT mig
H. deyotions will be conducted by the Rev.
W. Wray, d. d. A paper on The Life
the Apostle Paul" will be read by the Re
tty /. N. Earle, and the closing sermon
be preached by the Rev. 4. G. Woods.