Evening journal., 1913-10-25
WORK OF SYNOD
OF BALTIMORE
three Day Session With VIII
minetOn Represented, to
Open on Monday

Presbyterian ministers of Whining
lon will go to Baltimore to attend the
meeting Of the Synod of Baltimore. of
Nhich tho New Castle Presbytery Is
part The synod will open on Mon
lay morning. and will last three days.
important matters affecting the New
,astie Presbytery viii be taken up,
mong them being the changing u the
Nest Nottingham Academy 10 a coll
ege Every church is entitled to be
represented by its pastor and two
aymen.
The Rev u. Franklin Smiley and
he Rev. J. Ross Sfonesifer. Of vii
ningion are on the program.
Monday. October 27-S p. M. Op-
oning service. Sermon by the retiring
moderator the Rev Wallace Rad
cliffe. p. D.. LII ID. Constituting
prayer. Roll Of ministers and ruling
elders Election OF moderator. stated
and temporary clerks. Report Of COM
mittee Of arrangements. Adjourn
ncnt
Tuesday, October 2s p a. m. Open
~ prayer. Reading Of minutes. Ap-
,ointment of committees, bills and over
lures, finance. minutes of General As.
embly. minutes of Presbyteries. narra-
live, leave Of absence and the standing
Fommittoos Refereuec Of papers.
ireasnrcrs report, statistical reports Of
presbyteries and other business Report
of committec ON synodical efficiency, the
Rev. Wallace Radcliffe, d. d., chairman.
Reports American Bible Society," nd
dress by the Rev. John fox, ID. D.;
American Tract Society, address by the
Rev. Judson Swift, d. D.; Board Of
Church Erection; Board Of Freedmen;
Board Of Publication and Sabhath School
Work, address by the Rev. Alexander
Henry, ID. ID. Memorial service for dc.
eesscd ministers Devotional service for
deceased ministers. Devotional service,
E II. Perkins, leader; Sacrament OF the
Lords Supper, the Rev. U. 4. Smiley, y.
D., to preside.
, y. m.--Rfports: Religious work IN
the army and navy. Young peoples so
sicties Conference; Brotherhood and
other organizations for men, led by the
Rev. J. Ross Stonesifer. The problem Of
religious education in our churches, led
By the Rev. j. S. Coming. ]. Report Of
the committee on home missions. 2 The
phurch ia a rural community, led by the
Rev. J S. Ciil6llnn, d. ID. 3. The church
m foreign community, led by the Rev.
Edward Niles.
3 .. Unpopular. meeting, the Rev.
a. H. Barr, ID d.. presiding. Address.
Mrs. NJ A. Gildersleeye, representa-
hive OF the Woman's Board; address,
the Rev. r. G. Moffett. D. d., Of the
Home Board: offering for the We
mans Synodical Society for Home
Missions.
Wednesday. October 29~--9 a. m,
opening prayer. Reading Of minutes.
Reports Wilson College; the Presby-
ierian Training School: the college
board: report on the West Noting
nam College, by the Rev. w. II. Hun
nan. Devotional service, led by the
Rev. J. T. Kelly, d. d. The Board OF
Education. Address by the Rev. j
". Cochran, ID. d, 2 Ministerial relie
An1 sustentations Address by th'
Rev w. n. Eoulkes. ID. ID.
10. ria.--Reports: Temperance
Sabbath observance. Business. Con
ference; Evangelism. led by the Rev
George Mahy. Report OF the commit
tee on foreign missions; the united
missionary campaign, the Rev. A, w
Halsey. ID. d.: p m, popular meet
ing, the Rev. Paul Il. Hickok, presid-
ing. Address, the Rev. W. G. john
son. Of Africa. representing the Wo-
mans Board; address. the Rev A. w.
Halsey d. D., secretary Of the Board
Of oFreign Missions; offering for the
Woman's Synodical Society for Board
of Foreign Missions. Closing bust
ness. Adjournment