The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1903-05-16
Maryland Chassis Reformed Church,

The session Of thc Maryland CiaS.s- OF
the Reformed Church, held a. Clear
SgTiuz Washington county last werk.
adjourned SATURDAY ,o meet ai fhurmoni,
May ~. 1904 Rev. ; : Miller I'll
+. pi,tmar. As,ill CONNER aud Elders \.
c. Met'arien and Agvlll CouoeF, -
were appointed committee 90 organize
Reformed congregation at fcteryllie. Nd.
Rev q 4. Snyier. g Hagersuwn. wa
appointed chairman 81 the committee on
the reconstruction II the SAhlllasSslle
charge
The SUNDAY school woFk %. the claS,l,
vas presented IN . rcr1St by Rev bs
Conrad Clever, showing ghe Schools Ia b.
IL a growing c,adi,lan
The committee as examination and b
een.urr reported thropsh Elder Ephralm
Corumau. Washington that Geoz-e vi,
sci, Il Bal,imore, wa> igly examined and
= recommended 20 lhc c!as-Js suitable
candidate for the ministry The classl-
received him ander L. care snd r,'oosn-
nende.i hiai 10 thr beard & ,-...sa'son for
financial ard
TIE t.llaving delegates srrc rlrclci g.
Potomac Synol, which me-sg- ia Salisbury
y. G., uciuber u 1908 Mussfers--
Reys lloyd +. Coblratf Ibr jed +
Ros,iter. Rol,cr } lf,gram r L pya
track baltimore. ; N Roe,ler Man.
chester. G. : Slagle. Westminster Al
vail Couuer. Adarn>,owu, Elmer b. COO
len,E. Rids,ly John " Pongius Middle
toRu. Geurse 4. Whitmprc. Thar5uoui
David J Wolf. Walkersgiilr, Hiram J
MaealIisyer. Union Bridge Alexander
Ba,emap. Taue,t owu van ; Fisher
Burkittsyille. AMI J Stuart Hartman.
Silver Run. Elder Cepha, VI Thomas
Mount Pleasant Ephraim Cornmau,
Washington. John Ga.,man, & ".
Ey==!ey. Ha-crstown. George " Ssaui
fer. Walkersville. {. A Thomas. Aiauf-
town. /. Reynolds Hoffman. T Michael
Hoffman, II J Baker Ballimarere
Lewis 4 Scbuebley, Clear SprinS i.~wis
! + Keisuyer, Miidletowu, \ G M,tAT
dell. Frederick George W Crum, Jrttvr
son. Alyin Conner. 81, Boonsboro. and
/ " Scott kefauyer Burkulssilir
Rev. ,JaAcs VI Nailan Bal,imorr
( submitted the report on mission, ln thr
( connection an invitation was extended i,i
the Reformed Church to take up mission
airy work in Korea. The second Sunday
in November was SeI apart As home mi~slut
day The second Sunday IN February wa
designated as foreign mission dav
The committee on finance reported the
| following amounts apportiunei on th,
charges. Home missions, So, 500 toreiSI
missions. g, 900. contingent fund 81 Ia
! Hungarian missions, 1892 beneficiary
education. s435, theological seminary
| Sl52. church extension 81 500. harbo
| missions. $40. Caiawba College S662
aud work among the Germans. $3.50, 10
tai, 50, 1875 Rev Isaac NJ Mo;ter
Frederick, was elected treasurer Th'
treasurer-elect appointed Rev & ). Sla
Gle, Westminster, As his agent, 10 whom
all funds are TO be sent
Rev. Charles 4 Bushoug was receive,
| u 4 htiipei VI -i1i iAHd 'idN'4S mum NH'
| Virginia Chassis The Chassis recommends,
the holding of church work conventions
specifying as one subject to receive partic
ular attention the education Of women,
The statistics Of the Maryland Classi
are now as follows Ministers Is, baptize,
and confirmed members Il, 52S, infan
baptisms Al, adult baptisms As, confirm
ations 45S, additions by certificate and re
newal of faith 2I3. dismissals 200. death
242, Sunday schools GO, officers, teacher
aud scholars 9,655, benevolent contribu
tons Sl2, 400, and congregational ex
penses S7l, 1913.
| Having concluded its business, tn
Maryland Chassis adjourned, to meet i
special session at Sabillasyille on May p
! 1903.