Catoctin clarion. [volume] (Mechanicstown, Md.) 1871-1940, 1914-11-05
Program Arranged For S.
S. Convention.
Sessions of County Association
in Frederick Nov. 6.

The program for the annual conven-
ton of the Frederick County Sunday
School Association, the sessions of which
are to be held in the Grace Reformed
church and Sunday School on Friday,
November 9Th, has been announced by
the president, Prof. Harry j. Kefauver.
Over hundred and twenty-five delegates
have already expressed their intentions
of attending and speakers of prominence
have been secured to deliver addresses
during the morning, afternoon and even
ing sessions.
There are about 140 Sunday schools in
the county affiliated with the organiza-
tion and two delegates are invited from
each school. All of the delegates will
be entertained on the day of the conven-
ton by the committee which has charge
of this part. Mr.. c. A. ellison is chair
man and others on the committee are {:
Mrs. William E. Filler, Mrs. z. E. Du-
vail, Mrs. Lewis M. Bayer, Mrs. Mar
garet Keefer, Mrs. William Steinhous,
Miss Anna Brown, Mrs. Harry J. Kefau
yer, Mrs. Marion Moberly and Mrs. H.
P. Fahrney Prof. J. C. Biehl is chair
man of the ushers' committee and the
executive committee will act in the
capacity of the program committee.
The program as announced, follows:
Morning session in Sunday school room:
10. 90 a. M, Devotional service, led by c.
William Ahalt, of the Lutheran church,
Middletown; TO- 20, "Why We Are Here"
county president, Prof. Harry j. Kefau-
yer; 1926, 1.-THE Bible as Book for
Children" Mrs. William J. G. Reinmuth,
of the Presbyterian church, Frederick;
1850, 1.-The Bible as Guide for Men
and Women" Rev. F. F. Neel NJ E.
church, south, Frederick; 1l.05, music;
lilo, Sunday School Management
Rev. B. W. Kindley, general secretary
IF the Maryland Sunday School Associa
ton; ll.35, "The Cradle Roll" Miss
Maggie S. Wilson, elementary superin
tendent. Maryland Sunday School Asso-
citation; 1900, noon in emission.
100 p. m. me citing of committees.
Afternoon session in Sunday school
room. 200, Scripture. song and prayer
led by DR.. Charles F. Wehler, Hood Col
lege; 10, Echoes from the lnterna-
tional Sunday School Convention of 1914"
w. W. Doub, Middletown; 2.30, "The
County Organizer" DR.. E. R. Miller,
former president of the Rockingham Co.
(Va.) Sunday School Association; 800,
reports of committees and election of
officers; music; offering; $40, "Approv
ed Workmen, How Secured" Rev. B.
W. Kindley; $3.50, Discussion; $40, 1.-The
Beginners" Mrs. Maggie S. Wilson;
400, Deepening the Spiritual Life of
the Sunday School," H. S. Fenton, M,
E. church, Frederick; 4.3O, Closing
Words; benediction.
Evening session in Grace Reformed
church. las, Song and praise service,
led by Rev. E. H. Hummelbaugh, United
Brethren church; 8. 90, Reports of O Ulcers
and Departmental Workers; SIS, offer
ing; music; S.2O, The Graded Lesson,
Miss Wilson; S.45, "Tne Organized Bible
Glass;" Rev. A. B. Station, d. d., Hag-
erstown; lis, prayer and benediction.
The convention last year was held in
Thurmont. There were over hundred
delegates present at that time and it is
expected that even more than those al
officers of the convention are: President,
Prof. Kefauver; first vice president, Ray
mond G. House, Middletown; second vice
president, James c. Biehl, Frederick;
secretary, Miss Eleanor d. Abbott; as
sistant secretary, Miss Sadie A. Hahn;
treasurer, Jesse H. Michael.