The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1903-06-13
Church News.

~ Chldren's Day services viii be held
ut Cecilton and Warwick to-day
Trinity Church, Elkton, is now 6.45
O'Clock.
~ There will be preaching iii the NJ
E. Chapel. at Baldwin. on Sunday, June
l4th. ut 3 y. M, by o. w. DeNenish.
~ The salary of Presiding Elder Robt
Watt. ID. H., of this, Wilmington Dis
t,'ict, NJ. e. Church, has been raised to
$1,000 per annum.
- The congregations of HaIt's and
Wesley ChapelS will attend the dedica-
ton of the new NJ. +. Church at North
East tomorrow. Sunday.
"% \ ten-days meeting conducted by
four women cyangeliStS began ut Nit
Rocky Church. near Lombard on Sun
day. and will last ten days.
~ Rev. Arthur Santimcr. Pastor Of
the Free Methodist Church at Pleasant
Hill. this county. has resigned and been
transferred to Western Conference on
account of i'll health.
~ Clildren'S Day was appropriately
observed at Bay View Church. on Sun
day Last. Owing to the Indictment wealth
rr and small congregation. the program
VIII he repeated tomorrow. Sunday
week.
** His famous lecture. THE Bright
Side of Life in Libby Prison." will be
delivered by Bishop c. G. McCahc. at
North East. this Saturday evening, for
t.le benefit of the new NJ. f. Church.
Admission - cents.
H. The new Presbyterian Church at
Font Deposit will be dedicated early in
July. .IpMOrial windows to James Lei
per Maxwell, first elder: John Steele,
Andrew Lyon ana John Carson have
urCu placed III the Church.
"% thilIren'S Day exercises We're held
Il HMt'S Church. Elk Neck. Oh SUNDAY
ftcrnooM last. An Interesting program
had been prepared under the direction of
The Pastor. Rev. W. T. Taylor, and Mrs.
Taylor. ana the participants acquitted
ihc,n> elves crcditahly.
~ ClildYrn'S Day will he observed in
Providence \. L. NJ. L. Church. Elkton.
"a Sunday. June l4th. Special program
Of exercises will he rendered in the even
ny hv the Sunday School. All are cor
daily invited. J. w. Milburn. Supclin-
teuIent: G. W. Milhurn. Musical Direc-
tor: +. {. Bostck. Pastor.
~ CAildrpn'S lay will he observed to-
morrow in the Elktou NJ. T.. Church.
Rev. Dr.. Martindne will deliver a spe-
cia! sermon appropriate To the occasion
in the morning in the evening thr re-
-u!ar program of ChildremS Day cXcr-
!>"> will "r given. with the spirit char
rt'ri>tic of the day ana place
~ Rev. Charles Martin Elderdicc. II
student of Westminster Maryland Thco-
,ogical Seminary. and successor to Rev.
lanes Earle Maloy. in the pastol'Hte Of
Rowl"Udvllc charge. will preach in the
Rowlaudvllc NJ. =. Church, on Sunday.
June 2lSt. nj 1890 o'clock. n. m. and in
the Bethesda Church. lockwood, at ,
r'c.ock. +. H.. the same day.
BIZ Rev. Arthur Santimer. Pastor of
the Free Methodist Church IT Pleasant
Hill. hHS been transferred to Western
Conferences owing to the condition of his
health. The District Elder Rev. George
EakiuS. will be in ,large of the circuit
fnr the time being There will he no
preaching services either Sunday morn
M or night. hut Sabbath School at $50
Il. ~, followed by class meeting. until
further notice is given.
~ Childrcn's Day was appropriately
observed ut the Elkton Presbyterian
Church on Sunday. which was taStrfuly
decorated with growing plants and flow
trS. At the morning service GEORGE \.
Blake. Esd. delivered an address. the
musical features of the service being
augmented by well rendered solos by
Miss Chase. of Baltimore. and Mr.. John
/. Evans. of Elkton. At the evening
service. the Rev. DR.. Thomas E. Martin
dale spoke and Miss Chase sang. the en-
tire program being crciitably rendered
10y the children. Misses Nan Smith and
Alice Frazer presiding at the organ.