Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1914-03-07
Methodist
March 18th
Complete Program of Annual
Meeting of Newark BrancA
of This Church.

The annual Newark Conference of
the Methodist Episcopal Church will
begin on Wednesday. March Is. IL
viii be held IN the Halsey street
Methodist Episcopal Church. inc
complete program is as follows;
wednesday March 1910 q. m,
Sacrament of the Lords supper; II a.
M, roll call and organization; 1880 q.
m, memorial service; 2 p. n, an
niversary Woman's Foreign Mission
airy Society. Presiding officers, Mrs.
]. r. Knowles; speaker, Rev. Dr..
Charles l.. Mead 4 p. m, conference
l.fe insurance; p. M, lecture, Rev.
Franklin Hamilton, d. D., LII. D.,
chancellor of the American UniVer-
sity, Washington. d. c.; subject, The
Fire Bringer, a Love Tragedy Sill
yer offering.
Thursday, March 19--9 q. M, busl-
ness; 10-11, devotional service, DR..
Hannah; p. M, anniversary of the
Woman's Home Missionary Society,
presiding officer, Mrs. George FL.
Backus; speaker. Rev Wallace Nc
Mullen, D. d A reception will be
held at the peaconess Home, 219 Fair
mount avenue, for the members and
friends Of the conference from D to
1890 D. III. Refreshments will be
served. All are cordially invited. 2
.. m, conference business session; )
p. M, Preachers Aid Society; ad-
dress, Rev. N. McGee Waters, d. D.,
pastor OF Tompk!ns Avenue Congre-
gational Church, Brooklyn; subject,
IAN Old Minister and His influence
Friday. March 20-The one+day con-
ventlon during the Newark confer
ence session spring conference vista
ton, group 1. Program and speakers,
morning session, presiding bishop in
the chair; theme, 1.-The Cali to Ad-
vance," S:30-9, devotions. not as
signed; 1920 American Bible So
ciety, L. w Eskard; 9:20-9:40,
Church Temperance" Harry c. Nc
Cain; 9:40-10:05, Board OF Sunday
Schools, Edgar Blake; 10:05-10:30,
Board of Education, William IL.
Crawford; 1880 1885, freedman 8
Aid Society, /. Garland Penn; 1906
l'70. Beard OF Home Missions and
Church Extension. c. NJ. Boswell
11:30-12, Board Of Foreign Mission,
Frank NJ. North; 12-l2:15, announce
ments and adjournment.
Afternoon session, bishop presiding.
1880, q survey OF prevailing condi-
tions; 2;30-2:40, Questionnaire;' 2:4O-
3:10, the new financial plans-What it
is and what it does" 3:10-3:20, ques-
tionnaire; 3:20-S:50, launching the
new financial plan 3;50-4, sale Of sup
plies for the new financial plan;
AS. a district policy and program.
On deciding the above, delegates to
meet by dietricts).
Evening Session-Thcne, "The Call
of the Total Task" 1903. reports
from district groups and adoption of
policy; S-8:45, address, 1.-THE Total
Task" Fred &. Fisher; S:45-9, inter-
cession: 9, the end OF the convention
is the beginning Of the endeavor;
benediction.
Saturday, March 21-9 a. M, bust
ness; 10:S0-11 d. m, devotional SER
vice. DIR. McMullen; ? p. m, bust
ness; s p. m, temperance. Speakers,
DR.. Wilson, DR.. Shields.
Sunday, March 22--10 &. m. love
feast, conducted by Rev. Joshua
Mead; 1880 q. m, sermon by Rev.
Bishop Luther b. Wilson, d. D.,
LID; $3.50 o. M, ordination of dea-
cons and eldere; 7:45 p. M, the Ep-
worth League anniversary. Rev.
Austin e. Armstrong, conference
president, presiding; speaker, Rev.
Charles W. Flint, pastor of the New
York Avenue M. E. Church, Brooklyn.
Monday, March 23-9 a. M, bust
ness; 10-11, devotional SERVICE DR.. A.
H. futile; 2 p. M, business; 7:45 p.
M, adjournment.