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SPLENDID PROGRAM
ARRANGED FOR The
NJ. E. CONFERENCE
Bishops Mcdowell And Henderson
Will Attend Meeting In This City
In March. Gathering Will BE A
Large One.

Cambridge. MI. March 27.-R Rev,
| Walter +. Gunby. pastor OF Zion
Methodist Episcopal Church, IN
which the Wilmington Conference
will hold its 54th annual session
from March p TO March 27, is ex-
periencine no difficulty in obtaining
homes for the large number OF OF
fetal visitors. ministers, laymen and
boys who will attend He is pre-
pairing the conference directory and
will finish it this week. Having en-
tertained the conference at its SEES
sion in Dover four years ago. he is
not q novice as conference host
Bishop William F.. Mcdowell of
Washington. president of the con-
ference. will be Il guest of Mr.. ana
Mrs. Ivy L. Phillips, residing on Oak
ley street. and Bishop Theodore :.
Henderson Of Detroit, Mich, an Of
fetal visitor, will be a guest OF Mr..
and Mrs. Winfield Webster, residing
at the corner of Locust and Mill
streets.
XII. Gunby has arranged fine pro
gram for conference week as fol-
lows:
Tuesday. March II
80 p. M--Anniversary of the
Board OF Hospitals and Homes, Rev.
l.. F. Poole, chairman and DR.. n. E.
Davis. corresponding. secretary Of the
board, Chicago, speaker.
Wednesday, March %
9 A M-Sacrament of the Lord S
Supper. in charge of Bishop William
F. Mcdowell of Washington, assisted
by the district superintendent: con-
ference session; roll call; memorial
service.
81. M.-Anniversary of the Ep-
worth League, Rev. w. G. Harris,
chairman, and DR.. George F. Durgis
of Chicago, speaker.
100 F. M.-AnniverSary of the
Board of Sunday Schools, Rev. F. {
MacSorley, chairman and Dr. Mat
thew j. Trenery. superintendent oil
the extension department of the
board speaker.
Thursday March 23rd
$50 A M.--Devotional service,
with address by Bishop Mcdowell;
conference session.
5 p. NJ: - Anniversary of the
Womans Home Missionary Society.
Mrs. J. TalIey Smith of Wilmington
presiding and DR.. Herbert F. Ran
.dolph of Foundry Methodist Episco-
pal Church. Washington, speaker.
100 p. Anniversary of the
Board of Home Missions and Church
Extension. Rev. Thomas R. Van
Dyke. chairman and DR.. David D.
Forsythe corresponding secretary of
the board, Philadelphia. speaker.
Friday, March "a
$50 a. M.-Devotional service,
with an address by Bishop Nc
DOwell; conference session.
8 P. Anniversary of the
WOman's Foreign Missionary Society
Mrs William J Pugh of Northeast,
Md, presiding and Mrs. William
| Fraser Mcdowell of Washington,
speaker.
100 P M.-Anniversary of the
Board Of Education, DR.. Henry G.
Budd president of Wesley Collegiate
Institute Dover, chairman, and DR..
Warren F Sheldon, assistant cor
responding secretary of the board
New York, speaker.
Saturday, March %
$50 y. M-Devotional service,
with an address by Bishop Nc
Dowell; conference session.
3 p M-Committee on Conserva-
! ton and Advance Hon. Walter o.
! Hoffecker, president, of the Confer
| ence Centenary Commission, Smy-
| rna. chairman and Bishop Theodore
). Henderson of Detroit, Mich.
| speaker.
40 p. Temperance and Re
form Jubilee, DR.. George w. Crabbe
| of Baltimore, chairman and DR.. w
| W. Davis Of Baltimore and Hon. Roy
c. Haynes Federal prohibition en-
| forcement officer speaker.
Sunday, March 26
$50 A. M.-Conference lovefeast
| Dr. Robert X. Stephenson, leader.
II a. M-Divine worship. with
sermon by Bishop Mcdowell.
P. M-Ordination service.
80 F. M-Anniversary of the
Board of Temperance, Prohibition
| and Public Morals, DR.. Alfred Smith
chairman and DR.. Clarence True Will
son corresponding secretary of the
| board. Washington, speaker.
Monday, March %
$50 A M-Devotional service
with an address by Bishop Mcdowell
| conference session; reading of APP
| pointments; adjournment.
Laymen's Association
| The annual meeting of the Lay
mems Association will be held in the
First Baptist Church Friday, March
"a, with w Harry Jones, presiding
| Transaction of business will be re
stricted to the morning. and address
| es as follows will be delivered in the
afternoon: Purpose of the Boys
| Conference" DR.. E~C. Keboch Of
Harrisburg, Pa; Larger Lay Activi
ties" H. S. Kennedy of Troy, N. Y.
organizer of lay activities in the
| Buffalo area: "Storehouse Tithing,
H. S. Dulany of Baltimore.
Boys Conference
| lJoDa1r-o11 in ti0l