Martinsburg herald. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1881-1920, 1908-08-01
Up. Gu. CONVENTION
IN THE U. B. CHURCH
Sermons Sunday by Rev. DR.. Fout, Of
Dayton-Younu People Rally Ser
vice Sunday Afternoon.

Dayton-Young People Rally Ser
| vice Sunday Afternoon.
From the World of Saturday:
The princdpa Feature of Friday af-
| ternoons session was the address OF
Rev. A. B. Station. OF Hagerstowr,
his subject being The Adult Bible
Glass Movement The session was
opened with devotions by Rev. K. e.
Men after which Rev Station was In
troduced and was given marked at
tention throughout. He spoke from
actual experience. giving as an illus
tration the marvellous growth of the
movement in his own city and local
congregation.
After the address Mrs. Cora Grim.
superintendent, read her report. Fol-
lowing the report, Revs. cCurdy Of the
Baptist church and Eli, OF the Meth
odist church, were introduced to the
convention Rev. T. M. Shanpe, OF
Roanoke, was given the floor at this
point and presented the interest Of
his church. Hon. E. w. NILS, prohi-
bition candidate for president, address
ed the convention on the subject OF
temperance. Rev. Ida M. Judy, of West
ernport, and Rev. Mr.. Plummer, of
Pennsylvania conference spoke on
"BibIe Study in Connected Way"
At night Rev G. X. Little of Green
castle, Pa. gave an illustrated lecture
on the Passion Play to a packed
house.
Saturday mornings session was
opened with devotion by Rev.. r. B..
Hammond, of Winchester. The morn
ing's business session was of live in
terest as matters of vital Importance
to the Virginia branch were to be con-
sidered Owing to the great amount
of business part of it was necessarily
postponed until the afternoon session.
DR.. Fout again took the platform at
IL o'clock and delivered an unusually
strong address on the subject of per
sonsl Words"
Saturday Afternoon.
Miss Cora c i'm, junior superintend-
emit and Rev. C. H Crowell prepared
an excellent program for the Junior
Rally this afternoon and will have
charge of the meetings The program
follows:
Egercise-'R Drill"-Martins-
burg Juniors
| Duett-Rilla Hollar, Georgia Reu-
bush, Dayton.
Recitation-Rena Bayer, Berkeley
Springs
Recitation-Ethel Egolff, Roanoke.
ecitation-Lucerne Hammond, Win
chester.
Solo-Eugene Lincoln, Lacy Springs
Recitation-Estelle Kerns. Pleasant
Valley.
Recitation-Grace Fauyer. Martins
burg.
Georgia Reubush, Day
ton.
Solo-virginia Swanson, Winchester
Recitation Randall, Mt.
Pleasant.
+. Recitation-Emma Wilson, Martins
burg
Piano Solo-Russel Rhoads, Dayton
| Recitation Rena Copenhaver
Friendship.
Recitation-Mabel chnbb, Jones
Spring.
Solo-Ruth Seibert Martinsburg.
Recitation-Paul Hollar, Singers
Glen
Recitation-Belle Fauver Martinsburg
Solo-Joseph Owing, Mt. Pleasant.
Recitation-Lola Dorsey, Pleasant
Valley.
Recitation-Lena Long, Martinsburg
Solo--Nellie Orear, Winchester.
Recitation-Belle Fauver Martins
burg.
Recitation-Gladis Wilson. Jones
Springs.
Duett-+Marie Baker. Martin Siberr,
Martinsburg
The sessions tonight will begin 8
o'clock. There will be praise SER
vice and echoes from biennial conven-
ton by delegates. The open conference
will be in charge OF Rev. G. W. Slower.
Sunday Services.
At 8 a. m. Sunday school and IL a.
m. convention sermon by Rev. DIR. H.
H. Fout. of Dayton, o., who will. also.
nraach in the evening at 3 O'clock af-