The aegis & intelligencer. [volume] (Bel Air, Md.) 1864-1923, 1899-12-01
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The NTH annual convention of the Christian.
Endeayor Societies of Hartford county is now
| in session at the Bel Air Presb, terrain Church,
| aid will continue throughout today nd night,
there being tn. ee ST ssions today. II Ia by all
| means tho most mpOrtant assemblage OF that
| large and influential body of Christian workers
| which has ever been held III Hartford county
| IL includes all branches of the Evangelical
| church and numbers among its adherents the
| most prominent church workers in the county.
The Ulcers for 1899 were: President, Rev.
| William A. Price. Cathcart, Md; vice-presi-
dents, MRS. William X. Bay, Jarrettsville;
Walter Nj. Piowman, Bel Air; Miss Laura Old
| field, Fountain Green; C. Norman Hamilton,
Jarrettsville. secretary, Joseph Crumlish
taIlston; treasurer. W. Frank Keen, Bel Air
| The chairmen of the different convention
committees are US follows: Bel Air, '99-W-
Frank Keen; Lunch-Mrs. +. ID. Finney; Deco
| rations- Mrs. siias b. Tredwa5, Music-Mrs.
jean II. Reckord; Ushers-Mr. Wilmer L.
Barnes.
The programme for today, Friday. includes
the following numbers.
Session Thaught-"Better Service"
10.00-Prase Service, led by Miss Oressa II
| Ravingtou
10.tO-Annual Report of the County Secre.
tary, Joseph Crumlish, Fallston.
Annual report Of the County Treasurer, w.
Frank Keen.
business.
Singing.
10.20-Symposum, BEST Things"
ta) Best Secresary-Ava +. Ball, Churchville.
CO. Best President, oseph Crumlsh, of Falls
ton.
(c) Best Ali Around Endeavore-, Rev. Chas.
VI. Compiler, OF wilma.
1O35-Open zMeeting-"Beot things to be
accomplished.
1o.45-School of Methods, by Rev. Edgar T.
Read, OF Baltimore.
(a) Best Prayer Meeting, Mrs. Phineas L.
Ball, of Bel Air.
(b) Best Lookout Committee. Miss Laura
Cairnes, Of Jarrettsville.
(c) Fest Executive Committee, Miss Anna
NJ. Hyde, of Frankiinvile.
1lO0-Address Enthusiasm and how to
sustain IT," Rev. J. W. Campbell, eff sweet Air.
1l.25-Opeu. Meeting 1.-The best things
accomplished" indicated by Society reports.
11.45--Familiar Talk The Tenth Legion"
Rev. U. S. G. Rupp, of Baltimore.
II 30-Lunch in Lecture Room.
FRIDAY AFTERNOON.
Session Thougut-"Earnes.ness in service"
2oO-rraise Service led by Rev. Lucien
Hammond. Of Jafrettsvilc.
1.lO-Business.
~ Commute reports.
b) Convention of 1000. Where2
2.20-EnGcavors and
(a) The Midweek Prayer Meeting, Rev.
Wesley N. Hyde, Franslinviile.
Oo) Family Worship, Mrs. r. D. Finney, Bel
Air.
ic) Pleasure. Henry N. Hanna, Bel Air.
2.4U-Thc Pastor aud the Christian Eudeavor.
(a) "How the paEtor may help the Society,""
Mrs ]. D. Worehington, Bel Air.
(b) "How the Society may help the Pastor"
Rev. Samuel c. WATSON, of Lhurchyille.
3G5 -A6dress-The Hour and the Man."
Rev. L. s. FuImer, If Baltimore.
3.o5-A Junior Society. Miss Lille o. Wise,
of Baltimore.
3.35-Familisr Talk-"The religious outlook
in Hartford aud our relation Thereto" by Rev.
S. o. Gredway, of Bel Air.
40 to 5 uO-Chi dren's Rally in Grace
Methodist Protestant Church. Address by Rev.
U. 5. G. Rupp.
600 Tea in Presbyterian Church Lecture
Room.
FRIDAY EVENING.
aession Observation-Disclosures
7.30-SoDg Service.
7.4o-Devo;ional exercises led by Rev. J. A.
Hopkins. of Clayton.
75O-Election of officers.
$40 Address, The Mastery OF Jesus" by
Rev. +. d. s. Power, OF Washington, D. C.
s5O-Quiet Hour conducted by Rev. Edgar
T. Read, of Baltimore,
NIIPAH.
The muse will be rendered by a choir
selected from the Bel Air Societies, with Mrs.
John II. EeekoId rs orgauist. and will DO un-
usually bright and attractive.
Every effort will be made to render the
Convention attractive, to the delegates from
the county. and nothing will be left undone to
msde the occasion u memorable one. A large
attendance is locked for and every Society in
IL rfnrd L. Of nnntin n send deleratns