The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1891-11-11

Sunday SchOoi Convehtious
New Castle County Sunday school
Association will hold its fourth annual
convention In New Castle M. E. Church
on Thursday. There will be addresses
In the morning on THE Necessity OF
a Strict Observance of the Sabbath by
Sunday school Officers and Teachers"
byi Rev. George e. Thompson; How
Can We Increase Interest In the Open
Ing and Closing Exercises OF the
Schoolr' by James II. Appleby; 1.-THE
Importance OF Session of the School
Every Sabbath in the Year." by Rev. ].
ID. @. Hanna.
Addresses In the afternoon: SHOULD
Lesson Helps be used in Class During
School Hour?' Miss Hattie Newlin;
1.-THE Divinity OF the Saviour" by Rev.
Saviour" Joseph Pyle.
Alright Rev, George M. Hickman,
will deliver an address entitled THE
Possibilities of the Sunday School,"
and Rev. DIR. ". L. s. Murray will de-
liver one on "How Can the Manage
ment OF Our Schools be Improved"
The music at the several sittings
will be In charge OF John R. Sweeney.
Considerable routine business will DO
transa cited during the day and officers
for ensuing year will be elected. The
l ouuudy btuoot5 uhNb CuObbu
the following delegates and alternates,
the latter denoted by asterisks:
| Asbury-Mrs. M. Anna Taggart, Mrs.
Annie L. Taylor and Mrs. Jennie Z.
| Hanna.
West-Robert R. Schultz Miss Helen
Nostrand and Charles Baird.
Redeemer-Mlss Sadie Green, Miss
Eva Lowber, Miss Lena Trotter, George
Cook and Oscar Gouert.
st. Paul's-Miss Martha Finn and
Miss Margaret Evans, morning school,
and Mrs; Louis e, Barrett. William q.
Fould. %Miss Martha Finn and AE. IL.
Spencer, afternoon school.
CARBOHYDRATES W. Pusey, j. Angus
tus McCaulley and William E. Haw-
kins.
Hanover-Miss Snodgrass and Miss
Bertha Harlan.
Oilvet-Elijah E. Green. Miss Louisa
Campbell, David McHenry and Miss
Amanda Woodslde.
Mt Saism-Mr. and Mrs. John Ben
son and Mr.. Comfy.
Delaware Avenue Baptist It. A. No
Clure, j. III. Wescott, Mrs. Harry Full
ierLon, IT. II. II. Messenger and @Jas.
II. ApplebY.
First Methodist Protestant-Jesse
Rhinehart, Howard Gallaher and Mrs.
Annie Ste wart.
Silverbrook-Arthur w. Briefly, Mrs
Joseph @. Jones, Miss Laura Harris and
%Charles Scholl.
Brandywine-AM Pierce, the Rev.O.
A. Grise and Mrs. II. @. Pierce.
Central-W X. Crosby, W. s. Prick.
EFT, Esq, and Mrs. A. b. Gillespie.
Elsmere-Robert p. Robinson, Ed
ward Woodward and Miss Sara Snod
grass.
First Presbytarian-H. 7. Wallace,
Mrs. s. II. Lawson and Mrs. Read j.
Mckay.
Wesley-Louis Dewsnop, Miss Mary
Beckley and Miss Jennie Morris.
Second Baptist-Mrs. Ollie Mullin,
Miss Eva Smith and Miss Elsie Horn,
afternoon school.
Oliyet Braneh-Thomas X. Curlett,
Mrs. George E. Thompson, Miss An
ME Bowers and aMiss Alker.
Madeley-John Is. Mullin; Jr., Mrs.
Peacock, Mrs, TITLES, AIRS. Powell and
aMrs. Atkins.
Union-Mlss Sue Sherwood, Mrs.
Kate A. King and Miss Saliie Hubbar d,
morning school, and A. v Hysore,
Mrs. Sarah Talley and Mrs. Griffin
berg, afternoon school.
Riddle's-R. w. Brown, Miss Salit
Burns and Mrs. Ella Benson.
Ezlon-C. q. Laws, N. b. Waters anC
| Emellne berry.
Union OF Marshallton-Mrs Lido
Williams, William A. Mullin and Miss
Mary X. Guest.
Wesley at ndsville-William
, H. Smith, Emma q. Jones and Emily
Smith.
Edge Moor Methodist Episcopal
William MclIenry, Mrs. W. ID. Austin
and A. W. Bates.
Emmanuel of Townsend-Daniel b.
Maloney, Mrs, A. l.. Maloney and Mrs.
. Frank Fletcher
Mt Pleasant Methodist Episcopal
Vim. A, Lodge, Anna Il. Ialley and
julie a. Tomkinson.
McDoweilyille baptist = Mr.. Sim
mons, Miss Walker and Mrs. Shakes
!; pcare.
st. GeoI ges-Mrs. E. T. Stapleford
Miss Lucy Lester and Thomas j
Smith.
Salenl-John W. Dayett, Mrs. John
/ W. Dayett and Miss Petite Elliott.
Stanton - John g. Turner, Amo
Warrick and Annie Wollaston.
Emmanuel of the Highlands - TIL,
Rev. X. j. Hammond.
+ Green Hill Plesbylei Miss Jenni,
X. Stirling, Mrs. Eliza y. Cochran aLC
John Kelley.
Union A. NJ. E. OF Newark-The Rev
b. II. Ruley.
White Clay Creek Presbyterian--Jo
, seph II. Walker, Israel Whiteman ant
Mrs. l.. Ii. Lyman.
Goodman NJ. Il. Sunday schools
Hersey, Mary Dillon, Lulu Crozler.