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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
May 11, 1901
Page
4
A vintage notice promotes the Royal Baker and Pastry Cook offering practical recipes free to patrons. It invites readers to send a postal card with their full address to receive the collection.
Four years of reports show 4 107 communicants and 27 925.06 in conference assessments with 61 968.01 in church property. Toledo and Washington projects progress, Buffalo debt reduction to about 400, and self sufficiency remains an aim amid loans and reallocation in Des Moines Reading and Sacramento with a quadrennium total 428 830.07.
The excerpt outlines a church building drive for a Bishop Shuck Memorial church on the Pacific Coast, notes a Chicago lot purchase, and mentions the first United Brethren church dedication in Glenmore Louisiana. It details missionary work in Germany Africa and Porto Rico, a missionary treasurer’s report, and proposed measures to fund church erections, with a Centennial program at City Hall and plans for the 1903 General Conference in Kokomo Indiana.
Amid Indiana hopes for hosting the eight conference gathering, delegates discuss the Parsonage Fund and the Dodd Memorial Church while Rev. Groh envisions Canada and the United States uniting. The event features speeches, notable visitors, and a thriving souvenir trade as Roop from Lebanon Valley College arrives and seating sells quickly.
The twenty third quadrennial session of the United Brethren General Conference began at Chambersburg Pennsylvania with about 175 delegates present and bishops Wright Barnaby Harkley Becker and Floyd among attendees. Bishop Milton Wright presided. Also noted: Woman's Missionary Society meeting in Hagerstown with about 106 present, reports from Missionaries in China and Africa, Canton and Bombé Africa, and details on members and schools.
Hymeneal notice announces the marriage of Miss Mary Grace Welsh to Mr Henry Swope Boyle on Wednesday May 15 at twelve o'clock in St Peter's church Libertytown. Edith Lee Font, formerly of this city, sang at Baltimore Cathedral on Wednesday when the beretts was conferred on Cardinal Martinelli.
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