The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1915-05-07
CHURCH OF GOD ANNUAL MEET
ING
Sunday school and Christian En-
deavOr Convention


The sixteenth annual meeting on the
Sunday school anu Christian Endeav-
or Convention and the semi-annuaI
meeting OIL the Woman's Missionary
Society OF the Maryland and virginia
Eldership of the Churches OF 600 VIII
be held in this city, from May l5 70
16. The program Will be ~ follows:
Wednesday evening, May l2th-f-5ur
Song service 500, opening sermon
BY Rev. Harry r.. Brown, OF Carroll
ton. Ma: Alternate, Rev. IL. ". Muir
ray, UniontoWn, Md
Thursday morning, May 13th--8.30,
Devotional Services, VIM. Herd; 800,
Greetings by Pastor or Entertaining
Church, Rev. ]. H. Gonso; Response,
Rev. v. K. Belts; $50, Organization;
1000. Report OF Sunday School Dele
gates; 1880, The Preparation OF the
Sunday School Lesson, Rev. Wilson
Hummelbaugh, Rev. P. p. Cunning
ham and Joseph i. Baust; HOO
General business; 11.30, adjourn
ment.
Thursday afternoon-l.3 Devo-
Honal exercises; 200, the necessity OF
interesting small children i'm the
classes, Misses Arminta Murray and
Mabel Albert; go, How are We to
interest our young boys and young
men to keep them i'm the Sunday
school and interest them in the work
OF the church? Rev. T. +. Murray and
B. w. Saxten; $50, The value and
need of organization in the Sunday
school and church, ]. F. Evans; 3.05,
Why Church OF God Sunday schools
should use the Workman Quarterly"
and other Church of God literature,
Rev. $. a Kipe and Jer- Ebaugh;
$50, reports OF committees; 400, ad-
journment.
Thursday evening-7.30, Musicale,
by the Westminster choir; 500, Eli
cheney In all departments OF Sunday
School Work, Jesse Garner; $50, The
Mission of the Sunday School, a. a.
Watsler.
Friday morning, May 14th-5.30,
Sunrise Prayer Meeting; 500, Devo
Monal Services; 800, Report Of C- T.
Delegates; $50, Methods Of Success
full Bible Study, Revs. II. j. Coffman,
WV. O.. Slime, ID. O. Eyler; 1000, Why
every member of the church should
be member Of the G. T., Revs. G. w.
Masser, J. "a. Sexten. e. Amos Rey-
nolds, 1890, Question Box, conducted
by the president HOO. adjournment
Services; 200, The value on the Q. z.
to the Church and Pastor, Rev. i'll. II.
Murray, Rev. Philip Ham, 2.30, The
Work OF the Committees. Rev. Harry
III. Brown; 2.45, The Quiet Hour, Rev.
j. I'll. Gonso; 800 Methods to employ
to create more interest i'm our al T.
meetings, Charles Taylor, James z.
Smith, Miss Bina MI. Roger; $50. The
@ T.. pledge, Rev. Nv. III. Englar, NJ. III.
Penn, Harvey Eckard: 400, Adjourn
ment
Friday evening, $780, Song service;
500, Our Young People, the church OF
tomorrow, Emory Ebaugh; $50, "a Sa-
loonless Nation by 1920 the G z.
temperance slogan, Rev. 8. "a. Kipe;
800 Adjournment
Saturday morning, May -. $50.
Devotional services, by the president,
Mrs. Martha Miller; 900 Greetings,
Miss Mabel Albert; 9.15. Response,
Miss Janet r Barrick; $50. Organi-
zation. 1000. Report OF officers and
Delegates. 10.15. Special music by
Westminster choir; 1890. Mission
airy Literature, its benefits, Mrs. Net
tie Ebaugh; 1885. Duet, Misses
Working and Murray;11. Young PEG
pie and Missions, Miss Arminta Muir
ray; 11.30. Adjournment.
Saturday afternoon-130 Devo-
tional services, Mrs Gussie Blizzard;
z. Address, The Missionary Message
Of Christ to the World, Jesse Garner;
2.30. Duet, Miss Hazel Hughes and
Mrs Gussie Blizzard; 2.40 Children's
Hour, conducted by Mrs. IT, TT. Har-
baugh; $40. Why Should Every Chris
tian De Willing to Sacrifice for Mis-
sions2 Some Reasons. Conducted by
Rev. J. IT, Gonso; 4.30. Adjournment.
Saturday evening-7.30 Devotional
services, Mrs. Weller; 8. Address BY
the President, Mrs. Martha Miller;
Sd Address, Rev. s. G. Yahn, editor
OF the Church Advocate, Harrisburg,
Pa; S.55. The Jay OF Giving, j. T..
Evans. Adjournment
Sunday morning, May 16-9. Sunday
school. 1918. Preaching.
Sunday afternoon Children's
services
Sunday evening-7.3O. Preaching.
Rev. Harry r. Brown, J. T.. Baust
and Rev. U. I'll. Gcnso, committee.