Catoctin clarion. [volume] (Mechanicstown, Md.) 1871-1940, 1915-06-10
23d Annual c. {. Convention
Meets at Graceham.
Session Will Begin Thursday
Afternoon, June 10.
The Program.

| According to the arrangements and
program which have been completed for
the twenty-third annual convention of
the Christian Endeavor Union of Freder-
lex county, the sessions will be busy ones
and the entertaining part of the program
will be highly interesting. The sessions
of the Union will begin on Thursday
afternoon, June 10, at 2 30 o'clock and
will come to an end the following Friday
night. The meetings will be held in the
Moravian church, of which Rev. Robert
Huebener is pastor. The convention
theme is "Chrst For Every Life and All
Life"
The present officers of the association
are: Rev. E. H. Hummelbaugh, presi-
dent; Rev. Dr. George A. Snyder, Mid
dletown, vice president; Miss Ruth N.
Dean Middletown, secretary and treas
urer; Miss Linnie Michigan, Thurmont,
missionary superintendent; Mrs. Gaylor,
Mlddletown, temperance uperintendent;
Miss Dora Hess, Buckeystown, junior
superintendent.
THE PROGRAM.
The program which has been complet-
ed for the two days is as follows:
Thursday, June 10, Afternoon Session
3 3d. devotional service, Rev. Robert
Huebener; address of welcome, Raymond
Boiler; response by president, Rev. E.
H. Hummelbaugh $50, music, roll call
and registering of delegates, music; ad-
dress, Consistency in Service, Rev. Paul
Koontz, Myersville; music; address,
Christian Endeavor Evangelism, Rev.
R. l.. Shipley, Buckeystown; prayer, dis
missal, followed by informal greetings.
Evening Session. As, devotional SER
vices. Rev. Stephen Yemm; music select
ed; address, why Believe in Christian
Endeavor," Rev. B. A. Bowers, Fred
erick; "Questijn Box" Rev. E. H. Hum
melbaugh; announcements, music, APP
pointment of Committees, Offering, pray
er, music, benedction.
FRIDAY SESSIONS.
Friday, June II, Morning Session.. 90,
conservation service, Rev. George A.
Snyder, d. D.; $50, music, selected; 10,
roll call and report of delegates; 9.4), ad-
dress, citizenship, Rev. c. S. Gerhard;
1000, address, Aim of Christian En-
deavor," Paul Beard; music, selected;
report of the county work: Secretary and
treasurer, Miss Ruth N. Dean, junior
superintendent, Miss Dora Hess; mission
airy superintendent, Miss Linnie Nc
Guigan; temperance superintendent, Mrs.
May Gaylor; music; 1910. conference;
Committee Work." Rev. George A.
Snyder, D. D. ; announcements, offering,
benediction.
Afternoon Session.. 80, devotional
service, Rev. Robert Huebener; music,
selected; lis, Junior Work." Miss
Ruth Heilman, Baltimore; 2.40, junior
program; 800, presentation of junior
banner, Miss Dora Hess, Buckeystown;
BIS, address, Christian Endeavor and
Temperance, Rev. Frank K. Bayley,
Hagerstown; music, Offering, dismissal.
Evening Session-7.45, devotional SER
vice; report of the committees; music,
selected; offering; address, Some Live
Issues in Christian Endeavor," Rev. p.
A. Heilman, Baltimore; music, selected;
closing remarks, president; music, pray
er, benedlction
COMMITTEES IN CHARGE.
The following committees have been
named to have charge:
Reception--Viola Colltlower Belva
Colliflower, Blanche Creeger, Cordia
Pyle.
Entertainment Mrs. Laura Zentz,
Raymond Boiler, Belva Collifiower, Flor
ence Coliflower.
Ushers Otto Boiler, Luther Buhrman,
Roy Fisher, Walter Collifower, Wesley
Duble, Elmer Creager.