The farmer and mechanic. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 18??-19??, 1911-05-30
FOR ClERGY AND LA|TY
Inter State Conference to Be
HELD at st. Mary's

and How She i "a Meet Them
Public Invited 10 Neutrality-suspicious.
ure and Profit Promised.
The St Mary's conference tor clergy
and laity OF the two Caro..pas viii
take place at st. Mary's Sohoo. during
the week Of June 5-to. This is the
second conference, the first. held last
year, having proved both successful
and interesting. All men In Raleigh
during thar week are cordially in
Nlted TO attend all meetings OF the
conference, and the public in general
Is invited TO the night meetings. The
specially invited members of the con
ference Will be the guests Of the
school and viii be entertained
throughout the week by invitation OF
the trustees.
The conference will meet for dinner
Monday evening. and there Will be a
short service at 9 p. m. The regular
sessions viii be held on Tuesday.
Wednesday,, Thursday and Friday.
The program for each day Will be:
7:3O a. m, Holy Communion; 9 a. m.
prayers, followed by an address. 1880
a. M, address; Il noon, address. 100
p. m, rayer $50 p. m, address,
N'AIl vi, ~ IL
The afternoons are at the disposal OF
the members of the conference for
seeing the city, visiting their friends
or for holding special meetings. as
they may sec fit.
The appointed speakers who VIII
make the addresses are:
Rev. Llewellyn y. Galley. Of Phila-
delphia. the secretary of the sunday
School Union and editor Of the sun
day School Magazine, who is a we'll
known speaker at many conferences
and important meetings
the ountry He was expected at the
conference last year. but was pre-
vented from coming at the last mo-
ment by illness. His morning ad-
dresses will be on The Sunday school.
It's Purpose and Importance; "Ihe
Teacher. His Personality and Prac.
| tee; The Scholar. the Process or
His GROWTH; The Lesson, Its Prepa-
ration and Presentation" His TWO
evening lectures. illustrated with col
ored ~stereopticon slides, VIII be on
1.-THE church Of England in the Amer
lean Colonies" and on The Episcopal
Church in the United States"
The Rev. Frank J. Mallett, Pm. d,
formerly of Sharon, Pa, and no"
rector of ST. Luke's church, S~dlSDuTF,
who is president of the international
Sunshine Society, and founder n
director of the Society OF MISSION
Clergy. He is interested in the con-
ference of-the Seabury Society and
of the Laymen's Union. He VIII De
liver four addresses on Present Day
Problems Confronting the Church. Cd
The Good Time Coming or Social CON
ditions of Today: CD An Open Door or
Filling the Ranks of the Ministry; 60
Reaching and Teaching Boys; ca me
Church and the Masses.
MI. Eugene NJ. Camp. of New YORK
CITY. is president of the Seabury So
ciety and prominent in all laymen ;
work, especially in training laymen
to act as lay-readers in establishing
new missions. He has also spoken
at many conferences. He Will denver
addresses on missions: CD The FleId
is the World: a Survey Of CHRISTIAN
Missions; CD The Church's MISSION
ary Tasks and Progress; (3) Receipts
and Expenditures, Clergy supply, etc,
and also one or more on the following
subjects: The Churches and World
Peace; the Church and Social Service;
Christian Union.
The Rev. w. S. Claiborne, Of the
University of the South, Sewanee.
Tenn, will deliver one address on
Christian Education. About ten or
the clergy who will attend are en-
gagged in work among mill people and
have asked for a conference on this
subject. One lecture describing this
work with the aid of stereopticon
views will probably be delivered by
the Rev. Cyprian p. Wilcox, Of May
odan.
The conference Will furnish much
pleasure and profit and the opp"r-
t!inities for social intercourse, and
above all in the informal conferences
which are range among the mem
bers themselves at their pleasure at
hours other than those specified for
the regular program.
Funeral of Dorothy Smith.
IT.. E,hn.r.l Of narnrHN Smith .lG