Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1916-01-13
INON EVANCELISTIC
CAMPAIGN PROJECTED,
Community Wide Religious Movement
Preliminary Series Of Cottage
PaYer Meetings.

tlr.H cement was made a few DAYS
ago .a .f. Evening Capital Of a series
If Hrra .r8ngelfstfc services soon to
~ -M a Annapolis The plans for
tse.a meetings are now taking definite
.hsa. cline ministers of the churches
who ..a arranging for the campaign
have uance that Rev. Henry n.
rMl.lr.- the evangelist of the Balti-
m1. Tres bytery, Of the Presbyterian
Charra. viII be here to conduct the
uearlg
e.r. Fauiconer was here recently.
..f Ha wrI need no introduction TO the
r.0ale d. Annapolis. u is expected
uaa lae union meetings viii begin on
February 2I. The churches which will
enta. into this campaign are the Meth
a8.e.. Presbyterian and Baptist church
a.. and the pastors.i in consultation with
nmm from these churches are out
lining fully The plans The Evening
CAPITAL VIII take pleasure in placing
these plans before the community as
they ere perfected.
The FIRST step in this communicative
religious movement has already been
taken Already the first draft of q
plan for cottage prayer meetings has
been made These cottage prayer
meetings are to begin on Tuesday.
January %, and are to be held twice a
week for the four weeks that precede
.ae eyangelictis services.
The community has been divided into
five districts. three within the city of
Annapolis. one in Eastport. and one in
Guiding West Annapolis and Camp Pa
role. Rev G. r. NJ Justice, and Rev.
rs. G Trauty are in charge of the two
outlying districts. The three pastors
u the city have charge of the city
districts Laymen have been named
from these three districts, and they
are asked to meet tomorrow (Friday)
evening at 8 o'clock to map out the
work
AT OF the city north of Main street
and east of Northwest street is in
Guided in the district of which Rev. AL
xauder Bielaski is chairman. The
meeting tomorrow evening will be held
iu the home of Or. Bielaski, 179 Prince
George street, for the purpose of plan
ming for cottage prayer meetings with
n that area The following compose
the committee: Royal Wigley, Ed
ward Jewell. Lee Kalmey. w. w Rus
sell, L. NJ Elder. Charles Gates, Chas
e Feldmeyer, William J. King, James
collins r Edward Feldmeyer. j. Ed
ward Chance, Thomas Holiday. JOS
eph Russell William E. Feldmeyer,
Professor Handy. Mrs. William E. Mil
Ter. Mrs Clifton Russell, Mrs. Susie
Carr, Mrs. J. r. F. Hyde, Miss Lillian
fnthicum.
The district under the charge of DR.
George S. Bell includes that portion of
thc city south of Main street and east
OF Franklin street The following com
pose the committee for this district,
Grafton d. Ridout, Thomas j. Linth-
icum, William f. Childs, Samuel Jones.
Milton Brown, Edward Westbrook, Will
liam H, Thomas. Arthur b. Carter
William E. Childs. Mr. Hall, Mr.. Metz
GER William G. Brewer. Edward Cole
AlI of the city west of Franklin and
Northwests treets, including Murray
iHll is the district of DR.. w G. Nc
Ne.l The following constitute this
committee: Ralph E. Root, Arthur
Jones. George T. Feldmeyer, Clarence
O. Dorsey. Harry J. Hopkins. Joseph
N Armstrong, A. II. Wilson, George
r. Basil, Asa A. joyce. Leslie Klal1ring
Wesley Basil, John II. Musterman,
Ermk y. Basil. oscar Robbins. George
Basil. Jsoeph Atwell.
II lis expected that meetings of the
i1o districts under Or. Bell and DR.
Mcneil win also be held tomorrow
evening at some central place. An