The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1916-08-11
SUMMERCONFERENCE
At WESTERN MARYLAND COLLEGE
CLOSED AFTER BEING IN SESSION
FOUR DAYS-WAS WELL ATTENDED.

fUUk UhIO-WAO WELL hiiLsuLU.
The sixth annual session OF the sum-
mer Conference of the Methodist Prot
estant church opened here July 81.
The conference was in session un-
I'll Friday evening. The full pro
gram was carried out. Rev. ]. Il.
straughn, d.. d., had charge OF the
music, and is assisted by the Confer
ence Choir.
The Committee on Arrangements Is
A. n. Ward, chairman; F. 7. Benson.
treasurer; r. L. Shipley. secretary;
". B. Judefind, musical director. q.
". Haddaway. c. p. Nowlin, ]. F. Bry-
an, B. r. Ruley G. NJ. Clayton, ]. Il.
straughn. The program was az fol-
lows:
Monday-Baker Chapel at o'clock.
Open Service; Prayer, Rev. ]. L. Mills,
D. D.; Music, Conference Choir, Adj
dress, THE Formation of Character,
Rev. Vim. ]. Thompson, d. D.; Solo.
Rev. j. l.. Nichols; Address, Method
Studies in the Gospel of Mark Prof.
=. B. Curry.
Tuesday-7.S0 to 500. Morning De
votional, led by Rev. H. W. Johnson.
Seminary, 800. Address Method
Studies in the Gospel by Mark Prof.
Curry; 1000, lntermission. Baker
Chapel--l0.30. Address, The Minister
Among His People" Rev. w. p. Rob
erts: Ills, Discussion l1.30. address.
THE Pastor and the Church Paper,
Rev. f. T. Benson ID. ID.
The members OF the Conference Wis
tied the Aged Peoples Home during
the afternoon.
In the evening--6.45, open air meet
ing. conducted by Rev. c. NJ. Compiler.
subject, with Jesus in Prayer. s.09
Baker Chapel; Music, The Conference
Choir. Prayer, Rev. F. H. Hayenner.
d. D.: address, The Religious In
stinct," Rev VIM. ]. Thompson d. D.
Wednesday-7.3O to 500, Morning
Devotional led by Rev. J, F. Wooden.
Seminary, 900, address, Method
Studies in the Gospel by Mark. Prof.
Curry. 1000 intermission Baker
Chapel. 1890, address, a Leaf from
the Book of Modern Evangelism Rev.
Thompson w. Mckinney, ID. d. III.
address. New Discoveries in Palestine
and the Desert OF Mt Sinai Prof.
Camden NJ. Cobern.
In the afternoon. Meeting Of Com
mittee on arrangements: 40. address.
New Light on the Times ofFMoses and
Earlier Prof. Cobern. In the evening
-G.46, open air meeting, conducted By
Rev. L. B. smith Baker Chapel. sou.
music. Conference choir; Prayer Rev
u. II. Hetrick; address. The Holy
Spirit and the Minister" DIT. Heken=
ney.
Thursday. 80 to 500. Morning De
Yotional. led by Rev T. o. Grouse. d.
D.: Seminary, 800, address Method
Studies in the Gospel by Mark Prof..
Curry: 1000, Intermission. Baker
Chapel, 1890. address, New Light from
the papyri on the New Testament
Prof. Cohern; l1.l5. address. sThe
Mutual Obligation OF the Ministry and
Laity,n Or. Mckinney.
IN the afternoon-3.0o, General
business Meeting, $50, address. afha
Need of the Hour DR.. Mckinney.
n the eyening-G.45, open air meet
Ing. led by Rev W II. i.itsinger. Baker
Chapel 500 Music, Conference Choir
PRAYER Rev w. +. Wright; Solo. kex
L. u. Stone; Address, New Light ~
The Times Of Jesus" Prof. tobern.
Today at 100 to soc Morning Defo=
tional. led b. Rev +, l. Bunce Baker
Chapel s45. address, Method siadieH
n the Gospel by Mark Prof Curry.
The ministers attending the confer
eHce are Revs-F. NJ, Cliff. Z. :. baI
lard. II. A. Sites. Allen Heldeman. :
=. Nowlin, Carroll Maddox. T. T. Little
u. 2. Roberts, F. r. Benson. s. + "a
sen. T. II. Lewis, c. X. MeGaslin. i
:. Fidarafce r. Y. Nicholson. /. !
Ward. /. ~ Trout. C. T. Fortunes !
s. Beaae, d. Z. Greenfield {. L. sfranE.
burg. ]. r Bryan. G J. Hooker I. I
Bennett. !. r. McKeawn. H. 5. Johnson
=. y. Crosby H. W .. Johnson. Z. .
Stone, T 0. Grouse, ]. D. fIeit (. <
Haddaway, J. f. Wooden " l. Hon.
man. f. r Read, Louis Randall. Z. !.
shinley. f. A. Sexsmith, ]. L. Nichols
:. y. REYNOLDS j. Il. Strau9hn. !. :.
Bowers +. W. Slmms, :. L. Beaneh=
amp, ]. L. NILS w A. Melvin. \. !
sfrayer. Frank Volk J. II. Roberts
Y. +. Litsiuee- J. McLain Brown. !.
y. Kindiey, J. NJ Gil, L. d. Smith
and { NJ. Compiler
The Worlds Purity Federation. N
organization fighting the white slave
at the conference al the college On
Tuesday evening, BY the State snperIn=
tendent, in charge OF the States If
Maryland and Pennsylvania, Mr.. L.
ray Bowers Harnish, who is located At
Carlisle, Pa. Mr. Harnish Is former
newspaper man.
IN fighting the white slave traffie.
he Federation is endeavoring 70 de
stroy the demand and then there will
be no supply They hone 10 have the
parents teach sex truths properly 10
4lteir children before the i'll taught
companies present the vile and ugly
aspects OF these truths; that the State
provide man and woman morally.
personally and educationallY qualified
% teach these truths 10 the parents o
he coming generation, now to be found
in our colleges, normal schools and
academies.
The State OF Maryland is represent
ed on the international advisory boafd
Of the federation, in the person Of Dr=
Howard A. Kelly.
MOUNT OLIVE.
Mss Mamie Walsh who IS spending
the summer in Baltimore. visited her
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