The Washington herald., 1912-08-17
Methodist

At the close of the first week of the
Great Falls camp meeting, after full op-
portunity to TRY out" the programme. II
is the opinion of those who have attend
ed the four annual sessions that this
years meetings will excel those previous
ly held in attendance. general interest
and results Each year seems to add to
the number who take advantage Of this
opportunity for recuperation OF mind and
body: the arrangement and facilities of
the camp contribute much to the salts
faction Of those who go to spend several
days or weeks. The scope of the pro-
gramme has been broadened this year
and every worker in the church finds
conferences and addresses suited TO his
needs: two days this week have been
devoted to Epworth League. two days
to the Sunday school, the women's So
cieties have had their part. and to-day
will be given to home and foreign mis-
sionary interests Pastors and officers of
city and county churches are glad to
have their members spend as much time
in this environment as they will, know
ing that a larger interest IN the work
of the church during the coming months
will result.
At North Carolina Avenue NJ. p.
Church Judge W. F. Norris will speak
| tomorrow morning on THE Bible" The
twilight service at o'clock on the lawn
will be in charge OF c. V. INLAY. The
pastor, Rev. n. o. Gibson. will occupy
| the pulpit at Newark. n. j.. recently
made vacant by the death OF Rev. w.
s Phillips, secretary Of the Maryland
| Conference. The Newark Church has
| called Rev. z. c. Makafay. now at West
Baltimore NJ. P. Church, who will begin
his new work early in September.
Frostburg, Md. will celebrate its GEN.
| tennial anniversary with a "home COM
ing week. August . TO September l.
Noteworthy religious services are planned
| for the first day. sunday. and Rev. a.
II. Thompson, pastor of Waugh NJ. Z.
| Church, who formerly served the First
| Church at Frostburg. will preach again
! from that pulpit in tine morning while
| District Superintendent Rev. Dr. John w.
r. Sumwalt, will preach at the evening
| service.
At Emory Grove the Methodists of Bal
| timore Conference are holding their
| forty-second annual session with Rev. ].
Fred Heisse, D. D. formerly of Wesley
Chapel. In charge. Another name famil-
lar to Washingtonians is on to-day s
programme. when Rev. f. B. Bagby.
| formerly Of Ninth Street Christian
! Church. now pastor of Twenty-ffth
Street Christian Church. Baltimore. will
make an address entitled. The Work
man. the Material and the Tools" To-
! day is Sunday school day.
/ Rev. James l.. Kibler Of Calvary NJ.
T.. Church South. is convalescing from
his illness which has kept him from his
pulpIt the past two Sundays and will
/ nreach tomorrow morning. For the
evening service at O'Clock the Epworth
| League meeting will be combined with
the usual public worship.
| DIR. ]. c. Nicholson. Of Dumharton
Avenue Church. will go Wednesday TO
New York to attend a meeting of the
! Methodist Board Of Education, after
which he will spend ten days at Asoury
Park. His pulpit will be supplied on
August - by Dr. Albert Osborn. regis
trar of American University.
| The Dumbarton Avenue Epworth
! League on Tuesday elected Joseph Pill
non president and Lewis Heiston first
| vice president. 4 meeting of the new
officers will he held next week to make
preliminary arrangements for the an
| nual all-day rally OF the Dumbarton
League. which will take place this Year
on September. %.
| For the last rwo sundays in August
the pulpit Of Foundry Methodist Episcopal
Church will be supplied by Rev. V. \.
! Ionier. of Baltimore. At II a. m. to-
morrow his theme will he The Vision
! OF Infinite Grace" and at the Bright
Hour service. at S o'clock. his subject
will he "Relgion: Its Necessity"