Evening journal., 1913-04-21
WORK OF The
A. U. F. CHURCH
To be Reviewed at Ninety
ninth Conference Here
May Fl to 26

The ninety-ninth annual confer
ence Of the middle district OF the A.
L.. F. G. NJ. P. Church will be held
in the A. U. Church on French
street, from May p to 26
The program, as has been arrang.
I'd for the conference, follows:
Wednesday, May sl.
1000 a. m The conference will be
called to order by the president Of
the district, Rev. G. W. Brown, ID.
d., with association of the president
of the Maryland district, Rev. p. L.
Robinson, ID. d., and Rev. ID. j..
Russell. ID. d., president of the New
Jersey and Pennsylvania district.
The roll call, appointing OF com
mittees and hearing reports.
200 D. m. Address Of welcome to
the church by the pastor, Rev DR..
T. H. Skinner. Response by Rev. DR..
G. n. Sheppy, of Norristown, IA.
3.15 p. m. Address of welcome to
the city by the Hon. Mayor DR.. Har-
rison Howell. Response by the Rev.
J. Edward Nichols, ID. d., Of Chester,
NY.
400 p. m. Sermon by Rev. r. II.
Potts, ID. D., OF Lincoln University,
Pa.
7.3O p. m. Annual sermon by Rev.
G l.. Blake. of Wilmington, Del.
Second Days Session, May 22.
500 a. m Song service led by
Rev Spencer Murry. of Camden, n. J,
$50 a. m. Roll call, minutes OF the
first day read, after which church
and committees reports will be read
The afternoon and evening will be
devoted to the Daughters OF Confer.
ence from the various churches OF
the district
730 p. m. Sermon by Rev. S. w.
Chippey, Of West Wilmington, Del.
Third Days Session, May %.
500 a. m. Song service. Led by
Rev. John Mander, of Chester, Pa.
$50 a. m. Roll call Minutes OF
the second day read, after which the
conference will continue to hear re
ports. The afternoon and evening
will be devoted to the interests OF
the Sunday School. tSee special
program of s. S. Association)
Fourth Days Session, May 2i.
500 a. m. Song service led by
Rev. j. {. Dennison. OF Amber. Pa
$50 a. m Roll call Minutes oi
the third day read and conference
business will be continued until l.
noon
Sunday Services, May %.
| 900 a. m. Love feast conducted by
Rev Mrs. Annie Smith, of Norris.
town, Pa, assisted by Rev. John Man
der, of Chester.
IL 90 a. m. Preaching in the audi.
torium by the president, Rev. G. W
Brown, and the choir of the church
will sing. In the lecture room at the
same hour will be preaching by Rev
Jos. King, of Hurley, n. Y
2.30 p. m. Preaching in the audi
torium by Rev. ID. ]. Russell, d. d.
president of New Jersey and Phila
delphia district. Singing by the choi
of ScOtt's A. u NJ. p. Church, Cam
den, ~ J. Preaching in the lectur'
room at the same hour by Rev.
c. Dennison, of Amber Pa.
7.45 p. m. In the auditorium al
educational sermon by Rev. p. Z
Robinson, ID. d., president Of tn
Maryland district Singing by ST
4 Johns choir of Chester, Pa. Preachin
in lecture room at the same hour b.
Rev j. H. Bell, of Newport, Del.
Monday, May 26.
500 a. m. Song service led b,
Rev Thomas Kinmon, of Camden
n. j.
$50 a. m. Roll call Reading o
minutes of fourth day, after whicl
conferences will hear the final re
ports of all committees. The after
noon and evening will be occupie
the H. NJ. NJ. Society of the confer
ence. And a special sermon will b
preached. (See special program o
the H. NJ M. Society,"
1000 p. m. Conference appoint
ments will be read out