The daily banner. (Cambridge, Md.) 1897-2008, 1920-05-10

: hops Head, Md; Secretary and Treas
ure, B. o. Murphy; Superintendent
Children Division Mrs. Magee Insley;
! Superintendent Young Peoples
Division Mrs. F. o. Langrall; Super
Ross.
District No. 6, Hoopers Island
President, c. L. Veach; Secretary
and Treasurer, Miss Nina Parks,
Superintendent Shildrens Division
Mrs. Eva Cannon; Young Peoples
! Division, Mrs. Nellie Walter; Super
! intendent Adult Division, Howard
| Simmons.
District No. Z, Cambridge
] President, ]. E. FINLEY; Secretary
I and Treasurer, Miss Anna Mussel-
man; Superintendent Childrens Divi-
sion, Russell Matthews; Superinten-
dent Young Peoples Division. Miss
Blanche Matthews; Superintendent.
Adult Division, DR.. P. E. Hines.
This business YVES followed by an
address on Recognition OF God"
and was a tremendous sermon from
a lawyer, e. l.. Middleton of Wash
ington D. C. Mr.. Middleton is one
of the most consecrated men that
ever visited our convention, and is
one of the strongest supporters of
the State Association he is chairman
of the Executive Board of, the AS
ISOLATION and the representative of
International Association of Mary
land. He made a strong appeal for
mis- hearers to recognize God in all
that they do and to find their duty
and do it with all of their might!
Report of the Nominating Committee
of which Rev. w. E. Gunby was
chairman and the following Officers
for the County Association were
unanim ously elected for the ensuing
year.
President, Russell S, Davis, Cam
bridge.
First-Vive President, Rev. E. A.
Macdonald, East New Market.
Second Vive President, Harry L.
Brohawn, Vienna.
Third-Vice President, George w.
Willard, Vienna.
Statistical Secretary, Miss Anna
Musselmas, Cambridge.
Recording Secretary, Miss LYDIA
Smith, Cambridge.
Treasurer, Mr.. Granville Hooper,
Cam ridge.
Superintendent Childrens Division,
Miss Caphronia Collins, Hurlock.
Superintendent Young Peoples |
Division, Miss Susan Hitch, Vienna. i
Superintendent Adult Division, |
DR.. P. E. Hines, Cambridge.
The charge was given these new
officers by the State Secretary, DR.. |
Brown and they were installed by
him and on their knees around the |
altar were led in prayer by Rev. ].
B. Peters.
The Friday aftersoon session was
addressed by Mr.. Middleton on THE
Grace of. Giving" and an appeal
made for the State work and gener-
Gus response was received. Rev. r.
Y. Nicholson Of St. Pauls M. p.
Church addressed the Convention on
Evangelism In The Sunday School,
and told of the constant need of a
Decision Day and impressed his hear
ers with the Fact that the child
should be reached while in the Sab
bath School before his body and soul
is warped by the sin of the world.
Rev. Nicholson was followed by Rev.
j. w. Moore, -. D., pastor or Monu-
mental M. E. Church, South, of
Portsmouth, Va, who spoke on THE
Great Teacher" his address was
great tribute to the Saviour and at
night he followed up this address on
The Great Teachers Methods" DR..
Moore made a tremendous impress
sion on his hearers and told of how
he Saviour just use to hang truth
On almost everything and how to
make their teaching more effective.
His addresses were greatly appreciat-
I'd and were an inspiration to his
hearers. Rev. ]. T. Herson, D. D.,
pastor of Asbury M. E. Church of
Salisbury followed DIR. Moore and l
poke on the Sunday School in the
Church and stated that the best way
q Keen tho. SSua.e.-,- in crest ed suas "