Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1931-07-11
1882 CONFERENCE
OFFICERS CHOSEN
Addresses Heard and Church
Problems Are Studied at
Westminster, Md.

At the Young Peoples Conference
at Westminster. Nd. the following off,
cess we:< riectcd for TIE 1892 confer
ence: President. John A. Patterson, jr,
Calvary Baptist Church; vice president.
Conrad Helms. Arlington NJ. e. Church:
secretary. Anna Laura Sanford, Francis
Asbury NJ. E. Church South.
More than 100 deleg ties, represent
ing the young peoples departme OF
the various Sunday schools of the Dis
trict. were present to study The Re-
lationship OF Youth and the Church"
The program was cent red around
addresses by DR.. John c. MILAN. direc-
tor of religious education Of the Balti-
more Conference of the NJ. E. Church:
DR.. Thomas Guthrie Spcers. pastor of
Brown Memorial Presbyte-i n Church
of Baltimore: DR.. Homer J. Councillor
of Calvary Baptist Church. w. @.
Waldo of Calvary Baptist Church, Miss
Anna Laura Sanford, Francis Asbury
M E. Church South Mrs. John A. Pat
terson, jr.. Cslv-ry Baptist Church. and
Louis B. Nichols, Hamline NJ. E.
Church
At the Administrative Officers and
Teachers Conference delegates and
superintendent from the various Sun
day schools of the District elected the
following officers for the 1882 confer
ence: President. Darrell c. Grain, Eek
ington Presbyterian Church; executive
secretary. Paga Nick. Etchison, Ham
line NJ. E. Church; vice presidents, w.
H. B3rringer, Bethany Baptist; Col. w.
o. Tufts, Mount Pleasant Corgrega-
tional: DR. George T. Warren, Column
bia Heights Christian: Irving L. Koch.
Luther Place Lutheran; william R.
Schumacher. Hamline NJ. F.; DR.. C. P.
Clark, Mount Vernon NJ. E. South; DR..
Knute Carlson. Chevy Chase Presbyteri-
an; Roy w. Prince. Central Presbyterian
South. and N A. Lufburrow. representing
the Sunday schools of Baltimore Md. At
this conference plans. were made for a
year-round program for the Sunday
School Association. This conference
was centered around question box
conducted by DR.. John c. MILAN and
DR.. Councillor, president of the Sun
day School Association. Plans for the
1891 School of Religion, held under the
direction of the religious work depart
ment of the Y M. c. A. and the eXecu-
tive council of the Sunday School AS
ISOLATION. were presented by D. Roland
Potter. the new promotion secretary.
At the organized Bible class confer
ence the following officers were elected:
President, DR. Councillor; executive
secretary, Page NICK. Etchison, Ham
line NJ. E; treasurer, William z.
Mooney. Fifth Baptist: vice presidents,
DR.. A. w. Cummings. Fifth Baptist c.
C. Jacobs. Ingram Memorial Congrega-
t:onal: Noah r. Robinson, Columbia
Heights Christian; Irving L. Koch,
Luther Place Lutheran; Miss Laura
Lindley. Waugh NJ E; H. F. VIM,
Epworth M. E. South; Inspector w. H.
Harrison, Congress Street M. P; Harvey
B. Gram, Fourth Presbyterian; Mrs. j.
M Smith, First Reformed, and Rev.
Clarence NJ. Cook of Baltimore, Md.
Over 800 delegates from the various
Bible classes of the District gathered
to study the relationship of the or
ganized Bible class and the church.
Addresses we're made by Rev. S. B.
Daugherty. pastor of Memorial United
Brethren Church: DR.. Harvey Baker
Smith. pastor of Columbia Heights
Christian Church; DR.. William A.
Shelton, pastor of Mount Vernon M. E.
Church South; Rev. Harry v. Wheeler,
pastor of Emory M. E. Church South;
DR.. Chesteen Smith, District superin-
tendent of the Baltimore district of
the Baltimore conference of the M. E.
Church; DR.. Mark Depp, pastor of
Calvary M. E. Church, and DR..
Councillor.