The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1911-07-28
SUMMER CONFERENCE.
METHODIST PROTESTANT MINISTER'S
TO COME TO WESTMINSTER ON
MONDAY.
Exercises to be held on College HiII---
Program Includes Several Noted
Speakers.

The Summer Conference of the
Methodist Protestant churches in this
state will begin on Monday evening,
July 81, at o'cock and will conclude
at noon on Friday, August A. An ex-
ira coach from Baltimore will be add
ed to the train leaving Hillen Station
at 3.25 p. m, and will convey a large
number Of delegates 70 the confer
ence. a great many ministers and
laymen have expressed their intention
of being present
The public is cordially invited to at
tend the sessions OF the conference.
Arrangements have been made to have
the ministers stay at the Western
Maryland College, and by consulting
the program which we publish be-
low, Il can be seen in which building
On College Hill the various sessions
Of the Conference viii be held.
There will be numDer of fine ad-
dresses during the conference, some
or them by noted speakers. The
music Is In charge OF Rev. z. D.Stone.
lie will be assisted BY the Conference
Choir and Conference Quartette.
MONDAY EVENING, JULY '3I.
Baker Chapel, 8 O'clock.
Opening Meeting-Hon. ,. w. Herring
presiding.
Address of Welcome by Dr. Herring.
Response by Rev. ]. M. Sheridan, ID.
d., President or the MARYLAND
Annual Conference.
Address -''The Relation OF the Min
lister to the Larger Movements of
the Christian Church. Rev. n. n
Tagg, ID. d., Editor of the Metho-
dist Protestant
"a chart has been prepared BY Rev
J. H. Straughn, which will Be a
useful supplement to DIR. Tagg's ad-
dress, and will be helpful along
general lines.l
TUESDAY, AUGUST 1.
Morning Devotional (Smith HalD-
Ills to 7.45 o'clock. Led by Rev.
Jno. M. Holmes, ID. d.
Baker Chapel-Rev. Frank It. Ben
son presiding.
800. Communion.
Sermon-Rev. ID. l.. Greenfield, ID.
1880. Address-"The Minister and
the Care Of His Own Soul" Rev.
T. O. Grouse, u. ID.
Ills. Address Litera-
ture as an Aid to the Devotional
Life" Rev. e. r. Read.
Afternoon.
4-45. Rev. Henry Ostrom, ID. ID.
During the Conference DIR. Os-
from will speak upon the general
theme. The Minister and Chris
tian Worker for the Times"
Evening.
700. Open-Air Twilight Service.
Led by Rev. G. NJ. Clayton.
500. Baker Chapel-Rev. T. T.. War
ner presiding. Prayer and bene-
diction by Rev. Louis Randall.
Address-"The Call OF the Coun-
try Church" Rev. r. Maxwell
Morrison, D. y.
WEDNESDAY, AUGUST 2.
Morning Devotional (Smith HalD-
I15-7.45. Led by Rev. Jno. M.
Baker Chapel-Rev. G. w. Hadda-
way presiding.
800. Rev. Henry Ostrom, ID. ID.
1000. Address. Country Church
Problems" Rev. t. Maxwell Nor
rison, ID. ID.
This address will be followed BY
a. discussion, conducted by Dr.Morri-
son, in which every minister is ask
ed to participate.
Ills. Address Evangelism" Rev
Henry ostrom, .. D.
Afternoon.
rangements.
4.45. Open
Evening.
100. Opgn-Air Twilight Service
Led by Rev. A. 5. Beane.
$780, Smith Hall Auditorium-Rev
f. @. Klein, ID. D., presiding. Prayer
and benediction by Rev. j. McLain
Brown Illustrated Lecture. Around
the world with the Atlantic Fleet"
Chaplain Geo. =. +. Stevenson, U.
S. NJ
THURSDAY, AUGUST B.
Morning Devotional. (Smith HalD-
715-745. Led by Rev John M
Holmes, ID. ID.
Baker Chapel-Rev. J. T.. Mills, y.
D., presiding.
9.00 Rev. Henry Ostrom, d. ID.
1000. Address-"M Missions as Seen
on the Cruise OF the Atlantic Fleet
Around the World. Chaplain Geo.
z. T. Stevenson, U. $. n.
Chaplain Stevenson will conduct
am open conference at the close of
his address.
LIE. Address ess-"Impressions Gained
at the Worlds Missionary Confer
ence at Edinburg, 1910" Rev. r.
@: Klein, ID. d.
1L30. Address-"The Men and Re-
Iigion Forward Movement" Rev
w. 5. Phillips.
Afternoon.
LAS. Address-"The Teaching Func-
tion OF the Ministry" Rev. G. H.
Forlines, a. NJ, p. ID.
Evening.
ZOO. Open-Air Twilight Service. Led
by Rev. George Hines.
500. Baker Chapel. Sermon by Rev.
Henry Ostrom, ID. ID. Prayer and
henediction BY Rev. $. W. Coe.
FRIDAY, AUGUST A.
Morning Devotional (Smith Hall)-
715-745.
900. Baker Chapel-Business Meet
ing Reports OF Committees.
1890. Concluding Address by Dr. Os-
from.