Milford chronicle., 1930-03-14
PROGRAM FOR 62ND
M. E. CONFERENCE
IS ANNOUNCED
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speakers, Mrs. E. E. Luse, National
Field. Secretary, and DR.. Bertram M.
Tipple.
4P. M.-Pentecostal services un-
der the direction of the Pentecostal
Committee, speaker, the Rev. Sam
uel M. McWilliams, d. D.; supper
served in Coley Building at $3.50.
1880 P. M. - Anniversary of the
Board of Foreign Missions; chair
man, the Rev. Abram Woodard, D.
D.; speaker, the Rev. T. T. Brum-
baugh of Japan.
Friday, March %
8 A. M.-Conference session. Blsh-
op Leete presiding. =.
IL A. M.-"Tarry Until Hour
message by Bishop Leete.
adjournment. Dinner served
in Coley Building.
2P. Anniversary of the Wo-
mems Foreign Missionary Society;
chairman, Miss Katherine R. TruaX,
conference secretary; speaker, MISS
Theodora Chitambar, India IN
Transition"
4P. M.-PentecOstal service un-
der the direction of the PentecostaI
Committee; speaker, the Rev.
Charles A. Tindley, D. D.; supper
served in Coley Building at $3.50.
1880 P. M.-Anniversary OF the
Epworth League; chairman, the
Rev. ]. J. Bunting, conference pres
ident; speaker, the Rev. Clarence
True Wilson, D D., on What l
Found in a Bishops Trunks"
The District Epworth League raj
" of the Wilmington District Will De
held at the same hour in the Coley
Building, Silverbrook Church;
speaker, the Rev. Oscar T. Olson, D.
D.. of Baltimore, Md.
Saturday, March 20
pa. M.-Conference session, Bish-
op Leete presiding. -,
II A. M.-"Tarry Until Hour
message by Bishop Leete. j.,
12-Adjournment. Dinner served
in Coley Building. :,
2P. M.-Anniversary of the Board
of Home Missions, chairman, the
Rev. ]. w. Colona, D. D.; toplc'
"Chapter From the Acts of Some
Home Mission Workers and Pas
tors" speakers, Miss Edith Wi Clio
vanni, the Rev. H. T. S. Ko, Mrs. h
T. S. Ko, P. x. Yoon, the Rev. A. b.
Baez, the Rev. Peshkoff, the Rev. A.
H. Hartunian
4P. M.-PentecOstal service un-
der the direction of the Pentecostal
Comroittee. Co. sneaker, the Rev.
George Elliott, D. D.; supper serV-
ed in Coley Building at $3.50.
7:3O P. M.-Observance and En-
forcement of Prohibition Laws. A
dramatic trial, 'WhO Killed Earl
Wright?" The attorney for the de-
tense will be T. B. Jarvis, of Wash
ington. The prosecuting attorney
will be E. B. Dunford, of Washing
ton. The Judge and other officers OF
the court will be prominent people
of Wilmington. This trial has never
been given except to a capacity
house.
Sunday, March 80
A. M.-Conference love feast
the Rev. R. K. Stephenson, D. d.
leader.
1O:3O A. NJ. - Sermon, Bishop
Frederick D. Leete, D. D., Ii. D., OF
Omaha, Nebraska. Dinner served IN
Coley Building.
P. M.-Ordination service. Sup
per served in Coley Building at $3.50.
7:SO P. M.-Pentecostal service
speaker, the Rev. George Elliott, D.
D.
Monday, March 81
A. M.-Conference session, Blsh-
op Leete presiding.
12-Adjournment. Dinner served
in Coley Building.
Minister'S Wives Association
Saturday, March 20, P. M.-The
Ministers Wives Association will
hold the annual business meeting
and luncheon at Harrison Street M.
E. Church, Seventh and Harrison
streets.
Drew Alumni Banquet
Y. M. C. A., Eleventh and Wash
ington streets, Thursday, March q,
$3.50 P. NJ, speaker, President Arlo
Brown. of Drew University, Madi-
son, N. ]. William P. White will
direct the music during the confer
ence.
The ladies of the church will serve
hot dinner at noon and hot supper
at $3.50 each day in the dining hall.
All who desire meals will be accom-
modated.