The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1911-06-02
CHRISTIAN ENDEAVOR
union.
CARROLL COUNTY ENDEAY0RERS In
This CITY THURSDAY and FRI
DAY.
Good Attendance Elaborate Pro-
gram.

The twentieth annual convention OF
the Carroll County Christian Endeav-
or Union is being held in the Meth
odist Protestant Church, this city. The
convention opened yesterday with
about one hundred delegates in atten-
dance, and will adjourn after a final
session this evening. Special music,
under the leadership of Thomas Il.
Gibson, Of Baltimore, Is a feature
Rev. Reno W. Williams, who was the
first president of the Union, and who
expected to deliver an address today
Is unable to be present, and Miss For
rest, missionary from Japan, will
speak in his place.
A great deal of enthusiasm for
Christian Endeavor work is being
manifested, and the Convention Is
pronounced great success.
DIR. James e. Shreeve. of this city
has been president of the Union for
nearly four years. The program is
as follows:
Building for Eternity"
Thursday morning, June 1st.-Dr.
y. z. Shreeve, President, Presiding.
$50 enrolment or delegates.
1880 devotional exercises.
Bible Reading, DR.. Seth r. Downie,
Taneytown.
1885 address of welcome, George w.
Mather, this city.
Response, Rev. John Gonso, Pataps-
CO.
lilo Convention sermon, Rev. u. S.
g. Rupp, Frederick, Md.
Thursday afternoon-1.0 90 Executive
Committee meeting.
ZOO devotional exercises
Bible Reading, DIR. Seth R. Downie.
2.30 Junior Parliament, Mrs. O. w.
France, Baltimore.
3O5 Building Material; five minute
talks.
Bible Study, Rev. H F. Baughman,
Union Bridge
Specialists Wanted, Mrs. T. U. Mes
sler, Linwood-
Committeeman, Miss Sallie e. Fuss,
Union Bridge.
Keeping Informed, Tracey Fenby,
Finksburg.
Leaders who Lead Miss Mollie Tagg,
Union Mills.
Pledge Points, Robert ]. Branden-
burg, Woodbine.
The Home that Grew, Rev. John
Gonso, Patapsco.
Forward, James e. Smith, this city
$50 Address, THE Home Beauti-
full" Rev. L. B. Hafer, Taneytown.
Thusday EVENING". G. Ebaugh,
vice president, presiding.
7.45 devotional exercises.
8.15 Report of Nominating Committee.
$50 Address, The Invisible Build
er," Rev. d. r. Medley, Baltimore.
9.05 Address, THE Invisible Church
Building" Rev. z. G. Makosky, Balti-
more.
Friday morning, June 2-9.30 devo-
tiona1 exercises.
Bible Reading, Dr. S. r. Downie.
$50 Reports of officers and Dele
gates.
10.40 Debate-Merits of Missionary
and Temperance meetings, Geo. Birnie,
Taneytown, and Charles r. Woods, OF
Baltimore.
1125 Address, "The Chief Corner
Stone," Rev. G. w. Haddaway, Balti-
more.
Friday afternoon-1.00 Executive
Committee meeting.
200 devotional exercises.
Bible Reading, DIR. s. R. Downie.
2.25 How a Pastor Can Help the So
ciety, Rev. J. B. Lau, Manchester, and
Rev. S. f. Cassen, Finksburg.
How the Society Can Help the Pas
tor, Rev. j. McLain Brown, Union
Bridge, and Rev. J. II. Keller, Hamp-
stead.
$40 Medical Missions, Rev z. r.
Reed, Baltimore.
1886 Question Box, State Sec. Alfred
$. Day.
400 "reminiscences, Rev. Reno III.
Williams, Harrisburg Pa.
Friday evening-7.45 devotional ex-
ercises.
SIS Report Of Committee on Reso-
lutions.
$50 Address, THE Cost Of Building
Is it Worth T,hile?" Rev. Reno Fl.
Williams, Harrisburg, Pa.