The sun., 1900-09-29
-BAPTISTS ANNUAL MEETING.
Seventh Yearly Meeting Will be
Held in Calvary Church.
An Interesting Program Has Been
Arranged for the Two Days
Observation-Disclosures of At
tractiye Addresses.

The seventh annual meeting Of the
Delaware Baptist Union Association will
be held on Tuesday and Wednesday,
October 9th and 10th in Calvary Baptist
Church.
The following program has been ar
ranged: Tuesday morning, $50, deyo-
tional meeting; $40, report of commit
tee on program, words of welcome, Rev.
DR.. II. B. Cook, pastor; response, Rev.
Il. w. Powell, moderator;; 1000 nomina-
ton and election of moderator and clerk,
reading of letters from the churches;
Ills Introductory sermon, Rev. G. w.
Cummings, Chester.
Tuesday afternoon, 1.30 devotional
meeting. DG. G. Penney; las business, APP
pointment of committees; 200 women's
missionary meeting, president, Mrs. f.
G. Merrill. presiding: devotional eXer-
cises, business report, address, Mrs. l..
NJ Newell. general missionary of the w.
r. II. NJ. Society; address. Mrs David
Downc, Nellore, India: $3.50. report of
the missionary committee, Rev. o. q.
Buddington, chairman; discussion of the
report. Revs. ]. G. Pierce, Dover; II. ii.
Middledith. Pennsylvania; and A. ID.
Nichols. New Castle: AIS, address, Rev.
Il B. Palmer, u. D.. Philadelphia; ad-
dress, Rev. 0. L. Flippo, ID. D., Phila-
delphia; 4.45 address, "What are we do
ing for the colored people Of Delaware,
and with what success?' Rev. Henry G..
Jones of this city, and Rev. ]. II. Plenty
of Dover.
Tuesday evening. 100, service of song
Rev. DIR. G. w. Ray of Chester: 7.30
music by the choir moderator presiding;
sermon, president, Henry G. Weston, p.
| D. IL d.. address, "qhe ground of the
hope for the conquest of the world for
Christ" Rev. o. G. Buddington; address
"How far has this hope been realized
and what is the duty of the Church,"
Harry Emmons, ESQ.,: collection.
| Wednesday morning. 900 devotional
meeting, Rev. r. r. Francis; $50. busi-
ness, report of committees, reading of
letters, continued 10.00 election of truss
tees: 1915, The Religious Press. Frank
]. Jones, of the Examiner, n. Y: l.. NJ.
Cross. of the Commonwealth. Philadel-
phia: 10.45, Philadelphia Baptist Train
ling School, Miss Francis NJ. Schuyler;
Ills, doctrinal sermon, Rev. II. r.
Briggs.
Wednesday afternoon, 1.30, devotional
meeting. Charles l.. Simmons: Las. busi-
lness meetng 200, addresses, church
Iwark and missions ditcouragements and
encouragements in State mission work.
Rev. w. IT. Conard. ID. D., Philadelphia
call to and qualifications for the work of
the Christian ministry, Rev. LEROY, ID.
ID. Philadelphia authority for Christ
ian missions, Rev. f. s. Dobbins. ID. d.,
Philadelphia; 2.45, addresses. The Sun
Iday School teachers relation to the
scholar, Rev. r. H. afiddleditch. Penn
sylyania; the home. Rev. g. W. w.
Bishop. Pennsylvania: the school, Rey,
IL. G. Pierce, Dover; the church. Rev. y.
B. Williams, Pennsylvania; 3.45, address
ses, how to raise meney in the school,
Rev. Miller Jones. Pennsylvania; how
money of the school should he used
Rev. e. w. Powell Pennsylvania; the
motives to be kept in view both in rals-
ing and spending contributions of the
school, Rev. f. G.. Merrill, Pennsylva
MIA: 4.30, address, the purpose and re
suits of Sunday School work, Rev. John
Jones, Camden; 4.45, address, do results
justify the continuance of the present
Sunady School methods, Col. Peter b
Ayars.
Wednesday evening. 700, service OF
. song and prayer. Alfred Gawthrop. Esq
presiding; 73O, Young Peoples Fedora
tion. the president. Rev. w. ID. Thatcher
Media, presiding; music by the choir
transaction of federation business; 745
address to the young people, the he
, ginnings of manhood. Rev. Joseph N
Sagebeer, Ph. d., Philadelphia; Loyalt!
| to Christ, Rev John Shape; concluding
, exercises of the association.
The committee of arrangements con
: sists of Revs. Richard B. Cook, A. G
Buddington and Miller Jones'