Evening journal., 1891-11-12
SUNDAY SCHOOL WORKERS
THEY MEET IN ANNUAL CONvEN-
TiON AT NEW CASTLE.

ter Attendance at School and Improve
ment in the work-To Rebuild the
Burned mills.
Special Correspondence EVENING JOURNAL.
NEW CASTLE Nov. 12-The fourth
annual convention of the New Castle
County Sunday School Association began
In the M. e. Church this morning, with
the largest attendance it ever had
Delegates and visitors have been arriving
all the morning and more are expected
this afternoon. The church is beautifed
by floral fdesigns, rich and numerous.
Conspicuous among the decorations is
magnificent display of choice chrysanth-
NUNS The front and centre of the pull
pit Is one solid bank of flowers.
The convention opened at los o'clock
with singing, Mrs Sweeney presided at
the organ. Scripture lessons were then
read by Rev g. r.. Thompson of Will
mipgton Rev Mark e. Bowman of Sill.
verbrook, made the fret prayer.
The chair then appointed the commit
tees on credentials and finance. The
Committee on Nomination then made the
following report and all Of the officers
we're reelected.
President, w K. Crosby; vice -presl-
dents, G. a. Cantwell, H. s.
Goldey; secretary. w H. Taylor
treasurer Rev. n. M Browne, Executive
committee; Charles Baird. Alfred Cav
throp Charles O. King, d B Anderson,
Mrs w Il. Curry. Miss Hattie Newlin,
Rev. J. Simpson Trotter. Musical
Director, Professor John X. Sweeney
Rev. I. f. Martindale delivered q
warm address Of welcome, to which
Pretident Crosby responded feelingly
The president then announced that be
hao chosen w s. Prickett, j. H.
Appleby, A. V. Hysore and 7. r.
Curlett as committe on
nominated He also appointed w. e.
Foulk. Z. T. Deskyne, w. B. Culbert
and Mr. Cox q committee on credentials,
and Solomon Hersey, Charles s. Morgan
and Mrs Edward Challenger q committee
on finance. Charles Baird, j. O'DOnnell,
Mrs A. B. Gillespie and Mrs. W. a.
Curry were appointed a committee on
resolutions.
The following are the delegates
West-Robert r. Schultz, Miss Helen
Nostrand and Charles Baird.
Redeemer-M Miss Sadie Green, Miss
Eva Lewber, Miss Lena Trotter, George
Cook and Oscar Gouert.
Miss Margaret Evans, morning school,
and Mrs. Louis E. Barrett. William g.
Foulk, Miss Martha Finn and b Il.
Spencer, afternoon school.
Hanovsr-Miss Snodg ,ass and Miss
| Bertha Harlan.
Onvet-Elijah Z. Green, Miss Louisa
Campbell, David McHenry and Miss
Amanda Woodside.
nit Salem-Mr. and Mrs. John Benson
and Mr. Comfy.
Delaware Avenue Baptist-T A. Nc
Clure, j. H. Westcott, Mrs Harry
Fullerton, T. a. a. Messinger aud James
a. Appleby.
First Methodist Protestant-Jess E
Rhinehart, Howard Gallaher and Mrs
Annie Stewart.
Silverbrook- Arthur w. Briley, Mrs
| Charles Scholl.
| Brandywine-A M. Pierce, Rev. @.
A. Grise aud Mrs. H. G Pierce.
Central-W X Crosby. WI Prickett,
Esq and Mrs A. B. Gillespie.
Elsmere- Robert p Robinson, Edward
Woodward aud Miss Sara Snodgrass
First Presby terian-H 7. Wallace,
Mrs. s R Lawson and Mrs. Read Mckay.
Wesley-Lewis Dewsnop, Miss Mary
/ Beckley and Miss Jennie Morris.
Second Baptist-Mrs Ollie Mullin, Miss
Eva smith and Miss Elsie Horn, after.
noon school,
onvet Branch-Thomas R. Curlett
Mrs George E Thompson, Miss Annie
Bowers and Miss Alker.
Madeley-John s. Mullin, Jr, Mrs Poa
cock, Mrs. Hilles, Mrs. Powell and Mrs
Atkins.
Union-Miss Sue Sherwood, Mrs. Kat,
A. King and Miss Sallie Hubbard, morn
ing school, and A. v Hysore, Mrs. Saral
Talley and Mrs Grifiinberg, afternoon
school.
Riddle's-R. W. Brown, Miss saIli
Burns and Mrs. Ella Benson.
Ezion--C. g. Laws, N. B, Waters ant
Emelne Berry.
Union of Marshallton-Mrs Ida VIII
liams, William A. Mulin and Miss Mar,
r. Guest
Wesley, near William Il
Smith, Emma @. Jones and Emily Smith
Edge Moor Methodist Episcopal-Wi
liam McHenry, Mrs. w. b. Austin ait
A. w. Bates.
Emmanuel Of Townsend-Daniel B
Maloney. Mrs, A. L. MaloneY and Mrs
Frank Fletcher.
Mt. Pleasant Methodist Episcopal
William A. Lodge, Anna E. Talley an
Julia A. Tomkinson
McDowenvllle Baptist-Mr, Simmons
Miss Walker and Mrs Shakespeare
ST. Georges-Mrs E. 7. Stapleford
Miss Lucy Lester and Thomas ]. Smith
Salem-John W. Dayett, Mrs. Johl
w Dayett and Miss Petite Elliott.
Stanton John o. Turner, Amos War
rick and Annie Wollaston
Immanuel Of the Highlands-The Rev
X. J. Hammond.
Green Hill Presbyterian-Mi Jenni
r. Stirling, Mrs. Eliza j. Cochran an
John Kelley.
Union A. NJ. e. Of Newark-The Rev
B T. Ruley.
White Clay Creek Presbyterian-Josep
, b. Walker, Israel Whiteman and Mrs
,, L. H. Lyman.
Scott-Thomas H. Wilson and Enc
w. Clair, morning school, and Thoms
, O'Daniel and Miss Irene Hepburn, aftei
, noon school.
Cookman-Solomon Hersey, Miss Mar
Dillon and Miss Lulu Crozier.
Hanover Miss Sallie Snodgrass, Mis-
Ella Porter and John r. Hartman.
Covenant-D. B. Chaplin, Miss Clar
Butz and Miss Mary p Warner.
st. James's( s(colored) William Il. Fui
,, rowh, Amanda Woodlands and Mrs Lea
W. Furrowh.
, Newport Methodist Episcopal Mr.
, Annie Crsnston, Miss Ella Barrett an
! Miss Marcena Lyman.
Rockland sbyterian-Frank Stel
y Iipr Iohn Davfs and Wa1tar Clark