The World. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1912-1921, 1918-07-11

Md, on the grounds and in the build
ings OF Hood College, between july
Is and %, was issued today fndica-
tons are that the sessions this year
will be extraordinarily interesting and
important. and those in charge are
making provisions for considerable
attendance.
The daily program is announced as
Follows:
$50 to 1890 Missionary Study
/. "Tohokd, the Scotland of Japan"
-lDr VIM. e. Lampe, Secretary, Lay
mems AIissionary Movement. Philadel-
phia.
2. THE Gospel for a Working
World''-iBey. James NJ. Muflan, h. d,
Eastern Superintendent of the Board
Of Home Missions, Baltimore. Md
3. 'srhe Path Of Labor" and WON
en- Workers OF the Orient"-Mrs. c.
e. Wehler. Frederick, Md
4. Making Life eount" Group for
young people, Is to 20 years OF age),
Miss Corinne Bowers, Chambersburg,
Ia.
5. 'sMiss Wis aria at Ffome'-@Chil-
dren's Group Mrs. John sommer-
latte, Baltimore. Md
1880 to 1d.o0 Conference Halfhour
with Massionaries-E3 ey. j. Prank
Butcher. Principal Eastview Schools,
shenchowfu, China; Miss Mary e.
Gerhard, Sendai. Japan, and others.
1100 70 115e Period for Inspiration
aali Study OF Methods.
Tuesday by Mrs. Edward
F. Evemeyer. Editor Of the WomaA's
Missionary Society Department "
The Outlook OF Missions Easton,
Pa,
"wednesday Address by DR. Geo
Leslie omwaEe, collegeyille. Pa.
hursday-4Address by Mrs. Eve
meyer
FRIDAY and saturday-eonference on
Methods
a. Womans Missionary Society
Mrs Evemeyer
b. Young W'omans Missionary Aux
iliary- Miss Gertrude M cogan, Field
Secretary of Woman's Missionary So
eiety OF General synod, Philadelphia
Pa.
G.. mission Band and Junior Chris
tian Endeavor
d. Sunday School, Missions in the
S. s."
e. Young People-"7Mfssio in the
Yuong Peoples Society"
10.3o to 11l50-Normal Mission
Study Glass ON Friday and Saturday
Mr. John II. Poorman, Philadelphia
Pa.
1200-Dinner.
Afternoon.
100 to 2l00-iRest Hour.
200 to 4l30--lRecreatoin.
6.00-Supper.
Evening".
6.45 to 7.30--Yesper Service. TO be
ed by Dr. Geo. Leslie omwake, Pres
ident, Urslnus college, CollegeviIle,
Pa.
7.45 to 9.15-4Plaiform Meetings
Tuesday, apan"-4Address by DR.
]. p. Moore, sendai, Japan. The Mes
tor Of our Missionaries to Japan. A
farewell service viii DE rendered Dr.
and Mrs. Moore at this time
"Wednesday s'The Next Adventure
for God''-4Address by DR.. Charles f.
sehaeffer, General Secretary OF the
Board Of Home Missions, Philadelphia.
Thursday hina" Address by
Prof. j. Frank Butcher, Shenchowfu,
China.
F'riday-Patriotic Service.
Conference Sunday, July 81.
10.45 A. M-Conference Sermon
Dr. Allen r. Bartholomew, Philadel-
phia.
Gas P. M.-Young Peoples Service
cn Hood College Campus, in charge OF
DIR. Geo. ALBERT Snyder, Middletown,
Md
730 p. Mattresses by DR. and
Mrs. K. Demura, graduates OF North
Japan College and Miyagi Girls
School respectively
5 Special Note.-4Pen Mar Reunion
Day, Thursday, July IS, will be OBJ
served by the conference. Arrange
mefits will be made for the transp9r-
tation of the delegates to Pen Mar
All who desire to go should notify
the Conference Secretary before Tues
day noon, July 16.
Mrs. Lee C. Powder and Miss Anna
Lee Weaver, representing the Chris
tian Endeavor Society, will attend
from Christ Reformed Church, this
city.