Catoctin clarion., 1911-06-08
PROGRAM ARRANGED.
County C. E. Convention Meets
At MiddletOwn Today.

At MiddletOWn Today.
Extensive preparations have been mad
for the goth annual convention of tn
Frederick County Christian Endeavo
Union, which will be held Thursday an
Friday, June and s, in the Christ Re
formed church, Middletown. It ha
been the aim of the committee In charg
to make this convention the largest an
best in the history of the Union. Lead
ing speakers of the State have been Sc
cured and an exceptionally interesting
musical program will be rendered.
Interesting topics will be discussed AM
the convention promises to be a biz
affair. Rev. DR.. L. L. Sieber, the vel
known Evangelist. now District Super
intendent Of the Anti-Saloen League
will make an address at the Thursday
night session. Hon. John P. T. Matthias
is president of the County Union.
The program for the convention will
be as follows:
Thursday afternoon, June $500 p
m., devotional service; address of well
come, Rev. George A. Snyder. D. D.
response, County President; 2.3O, music;
2.35, roll call, committee appointments,
etc. 2.45 address, Rev. G. w. Christ,
Walkersville; 800, music; 3.O5, address,
''The Call to the Possible" Rev. Alonzo
D. Winters, Frederick: 1926, music; 8 80,
address, "Laymen's Missionary Move
ment in C. E. Meetings." Rev. H. L. G.
Kieffer, Frederick.
Thursday evening devotional
services, Rev. !. w. Gentzler, Middle
town; 500, address, Temperance, "
Rev. L. L. sieber; music; offering; ben
ediction.
Friday, June 9--6 a. M, Quiet Hour,
Rev. Robert Huebener, Graceham; 9 a.
m, devotional service, Rev. H. W. Set
tlemeyer, Midd!etown; go, society re-
ports, reports of committees. secretary,
treasurer, etc. $50, music; 9.35, report
of Junior Superintendent, Mrs. W. W..
Doub, Middletown; report of Temperance
Superintendent, Mrs. May Gaylor. i'd
dletown; report of Missionary Superin-
tendent, Mr.. Paul Beard, Thurmont;
9.55. music; 1000, address. ''Heeding the
Call" Rev. R. S. Poffenberger, Woods
boro, Md; 1920, music; 1925, address,
GOOD Music in C. E. Meetings." Rev.
James Willis, Myersville, Md; lO.45.
music; 1850, address, Rev. H. W. Fuse,
Myersville; lilo, music; Ills, address,
1.-The Masters Call to World Wide Evan
gelism," Rev. l.. F. Warner, Buckeyes
town, Md.
Friday afternoon-1.3O, devotional
service, Rev. J. r. Ridenour, Middle
town; lao, committee reports, election
of officers, etc.; 200, address, Rev: M.
L. Beard, Thurmont; 2l5, music; 2.20,
address, "Christ's Call to- Greatness
Through Service" Rev. A. G. Null,
jefferson; 2.35. music; 800, Junior rally;
$50, address to Juniors, Rev. Charles D.
Shaffer, Thurmont; 400, workers con-
ference, conducted by State Secretary
Alfred S. Day, Baltimore.
Friday night-7.45, devotional service,
S. A. Hedges, Middletown; 500, address,
Rev. J. B. Shontz, Chambersburg; $50,
address, Rev. Boyle, Hagerstown; special
music; offering; announcements; conse-
Grafton service; benediction.
Personal.
Mrs. John w. Greer and aunt, Mrs.
Edwards, of Baltimore. ke taken rooms
with Mrs. E. C. KefadVer. They will
spend the summer here.
Misses Mary and Carrie Shriver of
Baltimore are occupying room at the
home of Mr.. and Mrs. Custer Foreman.
Miss Anna Waesche of Washington
D. c., is spending week with Miss
Grace Waesche of this place.
Miss Grace Willhide of Frederick Wis
tied Miss Daisy Grimes during the past
week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Chas. Troxell of Freder-
ick spent Sunday with Mrs. Georgiana
Lohr.
Mrs. Rosa Beall of Liberty visited her
parents Mr.. and Mrs. Simon Lohr during
the past week.
Mr.. j. VIM. Firor of Morgantown, W.
Va, visited his mother, Mrs. VIM. L.
Firor during the past week.
Capt. H. Lee >Landers Oft. Caswell,
N. c., paid his mother short visit Sun
day.
Miss Edith Grumbine is visiting her
aunt Mrs. Ellen Payne, Frederick city.
Miss Ruth and Bessie Smith of Waynes-
boro visited their aunts, Mrs. Thomas
Ramsburg and Mrs. VIM. Baltzell, dur
ing the past week.
Miss Hattie Smith and Mr.. Henry
Debring visited Mr.. Jas. Smith near this
place last Sunday.
Miss Ethel Grimes of Baltimore is Wis.
iting her mother, Mrs. Gertrude Grimes.
Mrs. Walter Weed and daughter Nellie
have been at the home of her parents,
Mr.. and Mrs. VIM. ]. Freeze, this place
for the past six months while her hus-
band, DR.. Weed, was in Europe. Dr.
Weed returned recently and last Friday
with his wife and child left for theil
home in Republic, Ala.
Mr.. and Mrs. Alvie Valentine of Chad.
ron, Neb., arrived Saturday evening a
the home of Mrs. Valentines parents Mr.
and Mrs. Lewis A. Bollinger. Mr.. ant
Mrs. Valentine left their; home more
than month ago, going south to New