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Memorial Day Conference 1928-1953

The speakers at the Conference and special meetings have included such gifted preachers and teachers as (aside from others listed below for particular years):

• Bro. Richard Hill
• William Hill
• Alfred Perks Gibbs
• George Oscar Benner (1860-1946)
• William Robertson
• George Fraser McKenzie
• James Stuart Waugh (1908-1995)
• Hugh McEwan (d. 1943)
• Samuel Stewart
• George McCulloch Landis
• James Francis Spink (1891-1950)
• August Bernard Van Ryn (1907-1988)
• John William Bramhall (1899-2001)
• Lawrence Thomas William Chambers (b. 1892) of Baltimore, MD
• John Watt (b. 1904 NJ)
• R. John Reid (1879-) father of John Reid (1907-1994), and grandfather of Dave Reid)
• Peter Jonker Pell (1895-1981)
• Albert George Widdison (1885-1945)
• Earl Lewis Miller 1910-1985
• David Kirk (d. 1974)
• Dr. Kenton Benjamin Moomaw (1870-1939)

1936 Conference

1936 Light & Liberty reports:"The thirteenth annual conference of the believers was held on Memorial Day. A happy day was spent by the believers who attended the conference, both in hearing the ministry of a risen Christ and in happy Christian fellowship.John Hill, William Huss, George McCandless, Frank Moyer Detweiler (1899-1988), and Harold Milton Harper (1889-1963) shared in the ministry of the Word. One young man trusted Christ.

1937 Conference

July 1937 of The Witness (British) reported: "Curley Hill Conference, May 30th and 31st, was large. Christ-exalting ministry from Charles Innes, George McCandless, Harold M. Harper, Frank Detweiler, and Hugh McEwan. Charles Innes continued for a few meetings."

1938 Conference

1938: Light & Liberty: "Fifteenth Annual Conference was held in Grace Gospel Chapel May 29th-30th with large attendance; ministry was given by John Bloore, L.T. Chambers, Harold G. Mackay, and Frank M. Detweiler."

1944 Conference

1944: Light & Liberty: Harold M. Harper reports, "The 21st Annual Conference of Christians gathering in our Lord's name at Curley Hill, PA., took place on May 30. Between 200-300 were present in spite of war work and difficulty in transportation. August Van Ryn, James Spink, and Harold Harper were the Lord's messengers to His people and they brought a varied type of ministry in which our Lord was glorified and the hearts of His people were stirred to fresh devotion to Christ.

Christian fellowship was enjoyed between the meetings and the hearts of all were encouraged by spending the day together. These times of refreshment are more necessary because of the difficult circumstances in life which are the portion of all believers just now."

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