The Mount Holly news. [volume] (Mount Holly, Burlington Co., N.J.) 1891-1942, 1906-09-25
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Two hundred delegates are expected a
the nineteenth anniversary of the Cam
den Baptist Association, which convene
In the Baptist Church at Mount Holly a
10 O'Clock this morning for two days
session. The meeting will be in charge 0
the local pastor, Rev. r. H. Baker. VIII,
is chairman of the executive committee.
The meeting was called to order by tn,
retiring moderator, Rev. Frank A. Smith
of Haddonfeld, which he followed will
an address on the subject: Independents,
and Interdependence. The programme
of the day follows: Reports, executive
committee, Rev. A. A. Holt, Camden
committee Oh letters. Rev. R. D. Minch
Camden; committee on application of new
churches, Rev. L. III. Copeland, Palmyra.
Educational and practical work will
consume this afternoons session. Miss
Kate M. Thompson. of Newark, will re-
port on home for the aged ministers
home society, by Rev. NJ. H. Pogson, D.
D., New York city; Introductory sermon,
Rev. W. W. Willis, Beverly; obituary re-
port, Rev. E. j. Case, Florence; devo-
tional. Rev. ]. G. Plenty; committee on
education, Rev. w. W. Williams; repre-
sentatives of denomin ational schools, Rev.
James W. Ford, Phi. D., Bridgeton; work
of the education society, Rev. T. NJ. East
wood, Burlington; address. Christian
Education" Prof. Milton G.. Evans, Gro
yer Seminary; dangers, Rev. J. OBJ. Low
ry, Atlantic City; benefits, Rev. A. Stokes
Watson, Camden.
This evening will be taken up with a
discussion of the young peoples work
The praise service will be conducted by
Rev. W. R. Leckliter, Oak Lane report
of committee on young peoples work, A.
A. Green; address, 'The Culture of Young
People for Christian Service, Rev. G. w.
Peck, Jr., Camden; address, by DR.. r. G.
Seymour, of the Baptist Publication So
ciety, Philadelphia; report of committee
on Bible schools, ReY. N. G. Lassiter; ad
dress, Rev. w. W. Walker, D. D., Phil
adelphia.
The business session of the association
will be held tomorrow morning, when
Theodore F. Ellis, of Burlington, will re-
port on the condition of the treasury.
Other reports will be presented by the
committee on place and preacher, Rev. R.
D. Minch, Camden; committee on resolu-
lions. Rev. ]. M. Hipsley. Camden; sp-
pointment of executive committee; nomi-
nation of treasurer and trustees; election
of officers; devotional, Rev. T. G. Davis,
Vincentown; doctrinal sermon, by Rev.
Frank Churchill Woods, Moorestown
General reports are to be rendered in
the afternoon, that of the committee on
foreign missions by Rev. George Poole
Christian stewardship, Rev.
Wheeler Camden; address on
Christian Stewardship" by Rev. c. A. |
Cook, New York city; address, 1.-The Pas. |
Tor and Christian Stewardship, Rev. j. |
W. Lyell, Camden; quiet hour, Rev. C. |
A. Adams, Camden.
Denominational interests will be con-
;idered at the evening session, with. Rev. |
4. W. Randall in charge of the song SER
vice; report of the committee on associa-
tional and state missions, B. F. Fowler, |
Haddonteld; foreign population, Rev. ]. |
Vitale, Camden; missionary, Rev D. De-
wolf, Newark; church edifce, Rev. H. A. |
Cardo; parsonages and Sunday schools,
Rev. ]. r. Folsom. Newark; evangelism,
Rev. r. D. Minch; our anniversaries at |
Atlantic City, DR.. A. w. Bailey, Atlantic
City.
The Woman's Home and Foreign Mis-.
sionary Societies will hold their meetings
in the Presbyterian Church to morrow.
In the Sunday school room can be seen |
an exhibit of methods, consisting of |
church, Bible school, young peoples and |
Junior work, to which especial attention
Is called.
Arrangements have been made to feed |
The delegates in the house of the Good |
Intent Fire Company.