Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1890-05-08
HEIIGIOus CON YsNTJON.


The Annual session of Wilmington
District EpNyOrth League.
The first aunual delegated convention of
WILMINGTON District Epworth League will
ba held on May 22d aud 23i in II kton M. L.
Church. Exercises will be as follows:
Flrst day-Convene at II a. M; devo-
tional service; roll cBll; appointment OF
committees; toSology and benediction; 1850
p. M, commltte -ssmeetlngs; 2 p. M, deyo-
tlonAl service; 2.i5 p. m. business Z. Is p.
M, "How can league prayer tnestlnga be
made most profitable p by the Rev. Julius
Dodd, followed by discussion 10 i've minute
speeches, to be opened by Edward Grant /;
4 p. M, "Shal we lave a pledge and, II 30,
what kindW by the Rev. Charles Hill dis
cussion to be opened By A. v. Bysore; (telG-
peranee mass meeting VI nighO 7.45 p. IA,
song service; 8 p. m, address BY the Rev.
DIR. w. L. 3. Murray, presiding elder, fol-
lowed by voluntary speeches Of Ave min.
utes.
Second day--S.S0 a. M, COMMITTEES meet-
Ing; o a. M, devotional service; 9.l5 q, M,
business; 40 o. M, "Vhe Importance of or
ganization," by tho Rey. j. d. o. Hanna,
discussion opened by the Rev. Fred Il.
Mckinney; 1890 a. m. ,"Roman Catholicism
versus the public school SYSTEM" a discus
sion to BIZ opened by the Rev. DR.. o. A.
Grise; Ills u. IN. Purity aud power the
supreme aim of the league" by Joseph
Pyle, discussion to be opened by the Rev.
d. Il, Price; doxology and benedlction; 80
p. M, com ittee meetings.; p. M, busi-
ness session; $50 p. M, "rhe model
tratsd by the following officers
President and recording secretary OF
District league; Il. g. Goldey, First Vice
president; Margaret 8. Billes Second Vice-
president; Charles l. Stengle, Third Vice.
president; Howard NJ. Pennington. Fourth
Vice. president; Lille McUrea, Correspond
Ing Secretary; Joseph II. Bartlett, Treas
nrer; P. M, Duties OF the League TO the
Church. by the Raw. N. IL. Browne, discuss
sion opened by the Rev. W. L. Avery; 80
pm, duties OF the Church to the League"
by the Rev. Adam Stengls, discussion
opened by the Rev, j, P. Otis; business
reading OF minutes; doxology aud banelic-
ton; QeaPue mass meeting at nighD; 7.45
p. M, song service; 8 p. M, address by the
president, followed y voluntary speeches,
testimonies and suggestions, closing with
prayer; 9 .. m, doxology and benediction
Officers OF the league are; The Rev.
Vaughn s. Collins, President; John L,
Magee, Vlce-president; Lille McOrea. Cor.
responding Secretary; Florence Irons
Recording Secretary; Joseph Il. Bartlett,
Treasurer; the Rev. DIR. W. L. 8. Murray,
Presiding Elder; Cornelius \. Abrhhams,
Augustine l.. Cranston, A. v, Hysore, A. q
Delegates to the convention already
elected are:
Scott Ohapter-The Rev. Vaughn g. Col
Inns, Cora 0yerdeer. Elm ovsrdesr. Howard
NJ. Pennington, olata LocGe and Annit
Mt. Pieasaut-The Rev. j. T. Van Burka
low, II. NJ, Biddie sud Annie Tallsy.
Asbury--rhe Rev. j. u. q. Hanna, Mrs
". II. Lincoln, William j. johnson and
Mrs. Taylor.
Hocsessln-The Rev. Julius Dodd, Maud
Clark and Rebs Taylor.
stanton-The Rev. T. Il. Given, John O
Turner, John Counder, Lille Kendall and
Ssbra Bennett.
Madeley-The Rev. b, O. Atkins. Harry
NJ. Smith, James t. Gainor, Ella Thomas
and Matte Watson.
Brandywlne--The Rev. DR.. o. A. Grlse
Ada Tong, Annie denn, Frank Gem, Callit
Barnhil and lola Chalfant.
Union-The Rev. Adam stengle, Charlel
1. stenSle, Laura Baker, e. A. Watson, Mrs.
Kate King, Mrs. Mary Boothe and Mrs
Mary driffenburg.
| Gallaher, Laura Motrell, Harvey Gregg ant
William Il. Finn.
Port Penn-rhe Rev. Fred e. noKlussy
| Elmer Bender, Lizzie Bloemer AMI Ltdit
\ Jones.
Cherry Hill-Ths Raw. T. D. Hunter, Ed
ward Grant, William Grant and Dolli'
| Miller.
slIverbrook Rev. O. X. Morris,
W. Hyrons, Miles Barrett, Mrs. Arthur
| BrIley and Louie j. Collins.
Cnymont-rhe Rev W. z. Tomkinson
MIRA. Tomkinson and Charles W. Burger.
| Mt. Shlem-The Rev. W. Il, Avery, Franz
Magaw and George Walker.
Mt. Pleasant--W. I. Weldln, L. T. Brown
| and Mrs. Gillespie.
OhristianR-rhe Rev. d. II. Price, Mira
| Cynthia Lofand and Lidie DaYett.
SRlem-John W. Dayett and MIS-
Josephine Davis.
Port Deposit-The Rev. ]. p. Otis, W. @
O. vanneman, L. q. White and Lu'u
Gerry.
Epworth-The Rev. D. H. Corkran, Mrs
Corgran and Margaret s. Hllles.
Elkton--The Rev. Charles Hill, Henri.
Vlnslnger, Maggie \. Till, Lizzie Walmsley
Ida Alexander and Grace Wells.
Each church, Bunday-sehcjl, chapter o
Christian EndeavOr society On the dlstrio;
Is entitled TO send delegates,
Orders for reduced fare can be obtainei
OF the district president. Tbs faro 10
round trip from this city, tickets good frou
May 10Th TO 2ttn. will be 10 cents.
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