Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1891-11-12
sUNDAr-sonool ooNVEsrroN.
Tho Annual Meeting of the New Castle
County Association.

County Association.
New Castle County Sunday-school Asso-
citation will hold its fourth annual con-
vention in New Castle NJ e. Church on
Thursday. There will be a large attend
ance, and the exercises will be interesting.
In the morning there will be addresses as
follows: 1.-THE Necessity of a Strict OBJ.
seryancc Of the Sabbath by Sunday-school
Officers and Teachers" the Rev. George Il.
Thompson: How Can We Increase In
tercst in the Opening and Closing Exer-
cises of the School ?' James II. Appleby;
THE Importance of Session Of the
School Every sabbath in the Year." the
Rev. ]. ID. G. Hanna.
Addresses in the afternoon will be as
follows; SHOULD Lesson Helps be Used in
Glass During School Hour 2" Miss Hattie
Newlin THE Divinity of the saviour, y
the Rev. a. N. Keigwin; THE Humanity
of the Saviour" Joseph Pyle.
At night the Rev. George NJ. Hickman
will deliver an address entitled 1.-THE Posi-
bilities of the Sunday School," and the
Rev. Or. W. L. S. Murray will deliver one
Schools be Improved ?"
The music at the several sittings will be
in charge of John r. sweeney. Consider
able routine business will be transacted
during the day and officers for the ensuing
year will be elected. The Sunday schools
named have chosen the following dele
gates and alternates, the latter denoted by
astcrisks
Asbury-Mrs. NJ. Anna Taggart, Mrs.
Annie II. Taylor and Mrs. Jennie L.
Hanna.
West-Robert r. Schultz, Miss Helen
Nostrand and Charles Baird.
Redeemer-Miss Sadie Green, Miss Eva
Lowber, Miss Lena Trotter, George Cook
and Oscar Gouert
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Margaret Evans, morning school, and Mrs.
Louis Il. Barrett, William ii. Foulk, Miss
Martha Finn and We. IL. Spencer, after
noon school,
Grace-Charles w. Pussy, ]. Augustus
McCaulley and William h. Hawkins.
Hanover-Miss Snodgrass and Miss
Bertha Harlan.
oliyet..Elijah L. Green, Miss Louisa
Campbell, David McHenry and Miss
Amanda Woodside.
Mt. Salcm--Mr. and Mrs. John Benson
and MIR. Comfy
Delaware Avenue Baptist-T. A. Mcclure,
j. ii. Westcott, Mrs. Harry Fullerton, vt,
III. ii. Messenger and 'sJames II. Appleby.
First Methodist Protestant-Jesse Rhine
hart, Howard Gallaher and Mrs. Annie
Stewart.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. w. Briefly, Mrs.
Joseph G. Jones, Miss Laura Harris and
*Charles Scholl.
Brandywne-A. NJ. Pierce, the Rev. G.
A. Grise and Mrs. ii. @. Pierce
Central-W. X. Crosby, W. S. Prickett,
Esq, and Mrs. A. u. Gillespie.
Elsmere-Robert p. Robinson, Edward.
Woodward and Miss Sara Snodgrass
First Presbyterian-H. Il. Wallace, Mrs,
s. r. Lawson and Mrs. Read j. Mckay.
Wesley-Louis Dcwsnop, Miss Mary
Beckley and Miss Jennie Morris.
Second Baptist-Mrs. Ollie Mullin, Miss
Eva Smith and Miss Elsie Horn, afternoon
school.
0ivet Branch-Thomas r. Curlett Mrs.
George p. Thompson, Miss Annie Bowers
and *Afiss Alker.
Madeley-John s. Mullin, Jr., Mrs. Pea
cock, Mrs. Hillcs, AIRS. Powell and ssirs.
Atkins.
Union--Miss Sue Sherwood, Mrs. Kate
A. King and Miss Snllie Hubbard, morn
ing school, and A. V. Hysore, Mrs. Sarah
Talley and Mrs. Grfinberg, afternoon
school.
Riddlcs-R. W. Brown, Miss sallie
Burns and Mrs. Ella Benson.
Ezion-C. G. Laws, N. B. Waters and
Union Of Marshallton--Mrs. Ida Will
liams. William A. Mullin and Miss Mary
Il. Guest.
Wesley, near Newark-william II.
Smith, Emma c. Jones and Emily Smith.
Edge Moor Methodist Episcopal-Wil-
McHenry, Mrs. w. d. Austin and A. w.
Bates.
Emmanuel of Townsend--Daniel B. Ma
loney, Mrs. A. L. Maloney and Mrs. Frank
Fletcher.
Mt Pleasant Methodist Episcopal
William a. Lodge, Anna e. Talley and
Julia A. Tomkinson.
McDowellville Baptist-Mr Simmons,
Miss Walker and Mrs. Shakespeare.
St. Geofges-Mrs. u. T. Stapleford, Miss
Lucy Lester and Thomas J. Smith. y
saletH.-John w. Dayett, Mrs. John w,
Dayett and Miss Petite Elliott.
Stanton--John G. Turner, Amos War
rick and Annie Wollaston.
Emmanuel of the Highlands-The Rev.
X. ]. Hammond.
Green Hill Presbyterian-Miss Jennie,
R., Sterling, Mrs. Eliza ]. Cochran and
John Kelley.
Union A. NJ. e. of Newark-The Rev.
b. T. Ruley.
White Clay Creek Presbyterian-Ioseph
II. Walker, Israel Whiteman and Mrs. T.,
Ii. Lyman.