The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1917-07-27
MINISTERS HERE
NEXT WEEK.
The SUMMER CONFERENCE OF The Nj.
P. CHURCH TO BE HELD AT WEST.
ERN MARYLAND COLLEGE.

The program of the seventh annual
session of the Summer Conference
for ministers of the Methodist Prot
estant church to be held at Western
Maryland College from July 80 to
August 3 will be as follows:
Monday evening, July 80, Baker
Chapel, o'clock.-Opening service;
prayer, Rev. W. H. Litsinger; music
by the Conference choir; address Of
greeting, Rev IT. H. Lewis, D. D.; ad-
dress, How to Win Attention to the
Sermon" Rev. Forrest E. Dagger, d.
ID.
Tuesday morning, July 31.-7 to 7.30
Morning Devotional, led by Rev. c. P.
Nowlin; 9 Bible Study, Prophecy and
the Book of Amos" Prof. A. B. Curry;
10, intermission; -0.30, address, The
Forward Movement-A Statement
and the Outlook" Rev. Crates s.
Johnson, ID. D.; IL, address, The
Field; the Parish Survey" Rev. J. Fl.
Straughn, D. D.; 11.3O, address,
Church Administration; The Every
Member Canvass" Mr.. Fred P. Ad-
hns. Afternoon.-3, meeting of ex-
ecutive committee; 4.45, address, How
to illustrate Sermon" DR.. Dagger.
EvGninG-645, open air twilight ser
vice, conducted by Rev. G. w. Hadd-
away, D. D.; 8, prayer, Rev. ]. L.
Mills, D. D.; music by Conference
choir; address How to Apply Ser
mon," DR.. Dagger.
Wednesday morning, August IL
to 7.30, morning devotional, led by
Rev. Klein K. HaddaWay; $50, ad-
dress, Making the Most of Myself as
a Preacher" DR.. Dagger; 9.15, inter-
mission; 1915, Bible study, Prophecy
and the Book of Amos" second lee
ture, Prof. Curry; II, address, Life
Recruits" Rev. George H. Miller, D.
D.; 11.30, address, Missionary Au-
thority and Achievement" Rev. J. c.
Broomfield d. D. Afternoons,
business meeting, report of the Presi-
dent of the Summer Conference; 4.45,
Bible study, Prophecy and the Book
of Amos" third lecture, Prof. Curry.
Evening-6.45, open air twilight SER
vice, subject, 'Endued With Power"
Rev, r. l.. Shipley; s, prayer, Rev. w.
NJ. Strayer; music by Conference
choir address, Missionary Litera-
ture," Rev. ]. c. Broomfield, D. D.
Thursday morning, August 2.-7 to
7.30, morning devotional, led by Rev.
c. c. Day; $50, Bible study, "Proph-
ecy and the Book of Amos" fourth
lecture, Prof. Curry; 9.15, intermis-
sion; 1915 address, The Trend of
Theological Thinking" Rev. c. E.
Forlines, D. D.; IL, address, The
Missionary Cycle" Rev. J. c. Broom
field, D. D. Afternoon.-3, business
meeting; AS address, The Mission
ary Outlook" Rev. ]. c. Broomfeld,
D. D. Evening.-6.45 open air twi
light service. Address, Rev. l.. F. War
ner, president of the Maryland An
nual Conference; prayer, Rev. ]. NJ.
Gill, D. D.; music by Conference
choir; address, Organization" Mr..
H. E. Paisley.
Friday morning, August 81 to
7.30 morning devotional. Subject, I'm
the Shadow of the Cross" Rev. J. A.
Dudley; SIS address, The Attractive
ness of Jesus Christ" Mr.. H. E. Pals
ley; 8, adjournment.
The rising bell will be at go a. M
breakfast at 7.30, dinner at 1890 p. m.
and supper at 5.45.
Rev. w. B. Judefnd will have charge
of the music. He will be assisted by
the conference choir. The church
hymnal will be used.
Committee on arrangements, A. N.
Ward, chairman; w. II. Litsinger, vice
chairman; F. T. Benson, treasurer;
R. l.. Shipley, secretary; W. B. Jude
find, musical director; S. F. Cassen,
H. w. D. Johnson, J. H. Straughn,
G. M. Clayton, B. F. Ruley, j. F. Bryan.
Committee on program, A. N. Ward,
j. H. Straughn.
Committee on transportation, G. W.
Haddaway.
Two members of the committee on
arrangements are to be elected to take
the places of J. F. Bryan and B. F.
Ruley, whose terms of office expire
with this conference.
The schedule will be followed as
nearly as possible.