Evening journal., 1914-03-20
BERLIN OPENS ITS HOMES
TO CONFERENCE VISITORS

men have mdde up ire program for
the Conference anniversary and also
have made up a list of homes in which
members Of Conference and official
visitors will be entertained during
tho week. beginning March 81.
Notwithstanding that the largest
hotel in Berlin was burned down
since Conference was invited there,
the residents Of Berlin have opened
their homes to the ministers and lay
men and Berlin will uphold the East
srn Shores reputation for OPEN
handed hospitality. The entertain
ment committee has issued the fol-
lowing card:
"Notice-Ministers coming on Del
aware Division of p, B. and w. r. r.,
will take train leaving Wilmington
at S.19 a. M, March 31st. Those COM
Ing on n. Y. p. and \. and B. G. and
A. r. R. will come on trains leaving
Claiborne at $50 a. m, March 31st,
and Salisbury Junction at 11.56 a. m.
You will all reach Berlin at the same
time, 1249 noon Should you not
come on these trains, you will reach
Berlin late at night and find more
difficulty in reaching your places of
host Just what time you will be here.
Entertainment Committee"
The program for the Conference
week is as follows:
Tuesday, March 3l--7.30 p. m. ami
versary OF the Board OF Education and
Freedmen's Aid Society. DIR. c. w. Pret-
lyman presiding; speakers, DR.. w. S.
Bovard d. D.
Wednesday, April 10 a. m. the sac
rament of the Lords Supper will be adj
ministered by Bishop Earl Cranston, as
sisted by the district superintendent,
followed by the organization OF the CON
ference for business; 2.30 p. m, anniver-
lary OF the Church Temperance Society,
he Rev. H. T. Coursey, chairman; the
Rev. Clarence I. Wilson. d. d.. of To-
oeks, Kans., speaker; T.30 p. m, anni-
gcrsary OF Board OF Conference Claim
lnts, the Rev. W. G.. G. Koons presiding,
.he Rev. r. c. Clemans, d. D. OF Chicago,
speaker
lession; II a. M, semi-centennial sermon
ov the Rev T. 4. Martindale, d. y. OF
Salisbury. Nd; 2.30 p. M, anniversary
of the ". f. NJ S. Society, Mrs II. II.
klinefelter of Chestertown, presiding
the Rev. J. w. Hoover, speaker; 7.30 p,
M. anniversary of Anti-Saloon League
j. f. Ellegood of Salisbury, Nd, chair
man; the Rev. DR.. T. NJ. Hare Of Balti-
more. speaker.
Friday, April $3.50 a. M. conference
session; 230 p. M, anniversary OF ". III
NJ. s.. Mrs. c. Wesley Weldin OF Will
ninetol. chairman; Or. George Edward
Reed oi Wilmington, speaker; 80 p m.
anniversary of Wilmington Conference
Epworth League. the Rev. Milton Nc
Cam, chairman; the Rev. W. +. Sheri.
dan, D. D. of Chicago, speaker.
Saturday, April $3.50 a. M. confer
ancc session; 2.30 p. M, conference ses-
sion, program in charge Of committee or
nance; speakers. J. +. Crowther, j. B
Trimble and L. G.. Leazenby; 7.30 p. m.
conference session in charge of commit
90 on finance; Speakers. !. T. Crowther
Colonel Halford and Bishop Earl Gran
ton.
Sunday, April 90 a. M, conferenc'
loyc feast conducted by the Rev. r. i
Martindalc; 1890 a. M. sermon by Bish
op Earl Crinston; 2.3O p. M, mcmoria
service; $50 p. m, ordination of dea
IONS and elders; 7.30 p. m, anniversar!
5f Board Of Home Missions and Churcl
Extension and Board Of Sunday Schools
the Rev. J. W. Easley. chairman; thi
Roy. Ward Platt Of Philadelphia
speaker.
Monday, April $3.50 a. M, confer
ence session.
The following are the places where the
ministers and official visitors to cenfer
snce will be entertained, the name OF
tho visitor being first, the person by
whom entertained next, along with the
location Of residence:
Cranston. Bishop Earl-E. II. Benson
South Main street.
Adams. r. H.--Senator Orlando Harri
son. Harrison avenUe.
Anderson. G. T.-Calvin B. Taylor
Allen, C. s.-H. B. Powell, Bakel
street
Anderson, j. F.--R- c. Peters. Williams
street.
Artcrs. J. A.--James LytIe. Bakel
street.
Barrett, L. E.-G. Hines Thomas
Broad street.
Baynard, o. T.-Charles Matthews
South Main street.
Beauchamp, J. HE. S. Furbush
North Main street.
Beauchamp, j. SI.-E. S. Furbush
North Main street.
Bennett, ". O.-John Burbage, Vim
street
Bicking, J. R.-H. Tun, Newark. Md.
Bounds. G. W.-Dr. Ebe Holland
South Main street.
Bowman, 6. W-Private arrange
ments.
Brewington, J. A.-Garfeld Johnson
Decatur avenue.
Briggs W. nc c. Mumford. Nort'
Maine street.
Buckson. J. A.-Dr T. Hammond
South Main street.
Budd, II. CT. L. II. Wimbrow, Wcs
street
Bunting, J. J.--c. c. Mumford. Mort
Main street.
Burke. G. W.-Private arrangements.
Burke, Asbury-C. J. Evans. Ba
street
Burr. warren-Frank cathell, sout
Main street.
Cannon, j. R.--Joscph cropper. at Mr'
Jacobs
Carpenter. F. F.-c. c. Mumforc
North Main street.
Carroll, James-Committee
Chairs. w W.-Johu Mumford. Wes
street.
Cochran. F. J.-Senator Orlando Hal
rison. Harrison avenue.
Collins. i. M.-Private arrangements
Collins. V S.-Calvin B. Taylor. Mort
Main. street
Collins. E. H.-stsnIey Tull. Newarl
Md.
colona. J. w.-Mrs. Mary E. Girls
Williams street.