The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1892-02-24

Jerusalem Church re-convened Mon
day morning In the Wilmington
church, Delaware avenue and Wash
ington street. Four ministerial MEM
bers three visiting ministers, seven
teen delegates, four members and q
number OF visitors were reported
present by the committee on credefl-
tials.
The report OF the treasurer showed
that during the past year 1915 had
bern exended for mission work, with
In the boundaries of the association
The annual address was delivered by
the Rev. Thomas =. King OF Baltimore
and resolution was adopted provid-
ing for per capita assessment Tor
defraying tho expenses of the associa-
ton. Amendments were adopted to
the constitution. and the following
were elected individual members:
@. A. d. Spamer, Jacob Mainster,
Henry Schwing, Arthur i. Spamer,
William Browning, Richard Bernard,
Charles f. Kroner; Ludwig Spamer.
Henry z. Browning, Elmer i. Brown
ing, Andrew Z. Spamer. A. Is. Dolly,
Miss Minnie Browning, Miss Emily
w. Warehouse, Mrs. Caroline Kro
ner, Mrs. Margaret Warren, Ben
jamin ii. Waskey, Benjamin Rey-
nolds and Miss Lois Mae Spamer of
Baltimore; Frank T.. CorkIan of Will
liamsburg, Md; the Hon. Frederick
Stone, La Plata, Md; 4. Standhope
McClelland, Westminster, Va; Miss
Louisa Peasants, Petersburg, Va.
John J. Gam, Richmond, Va; r. Il.
Campbell. Mrs II. X. Campbell and
S. +. Cabell. OF Bedford City, Va.
Tho following officers were elected
Mt the afternoon session.
President, the Rev. Frank Sewall of
Washington, ID. c.; vice president, the
Rev. Thomas A. King, Baltimore; 49,
cordlng secretary, c. A. u. Spamer,
baltimore; corresponding secretary.
Elmer Il. Browning, Baltimore; treas
tlrer, james II. Douglass, Preston, Md.
additional members OF tlle executive
committee, Job Bardard Of Washing
ton; William II. Swift. Wilmington,
tie Rev. William Mcintosh, Easton,
Md, and Peter Knapp, baltimore.
II was decided that the ministers
secretaries and trustees should consti-
Lute the Board Of Missions.
The following, offered by the Board
OF Missions were adopted,
The following resolutions were
adopted, as recommended by the Board
of Missions:
"Resolved, First, that the missile us
ON the Eastern Shore of Maryland and
Virginia be continued.
Resolved, set ond, that the sum of
at leuet 5000 be named for the support
of these missions for the coming year
in addition to such assistance as may
be had from tho General Convention.
The matter of II new church library
Mt Abingdon. Va, was referred to the
Board OF Missions. An amendment to
the bylaws was adopted, providing
that the committee on Finance be in
creased to live, ......z-". ....
Ihc corresponding secretary WAS in
Slructed to obtain as soon as possible
& list of the names OF all believers in
the New Church doctrines, residing in
tho boundaries OF the association.
The following preamble and resolu-
lion was adopted:
lieTeaS our esteemed brothers,
ihe Rev. John ". Hunt OF Baltimore,
Nathaniel Il. Cabell of Virginia and
Henry c. Spencer OF Washington city.
have departed this life since our last
meeting. 49,.
"nesOlvcd. That we place upon
record this memorial minute us an eX-
preston OF our great appreciation of
their character and rs Il recognition of
their long and useful service in pro-
noting the growth OF the New Church
within the limits of our association"
IL was decided to hold the next ses-
sion at Washington, ID. &.
The centennial of the first procla-
nation of the New Church principles
II this country will he celel rated
about April /, the centennial day,
The doctrines We're first proclaimed In
baltimore, April /, 1872 by the Rev.
Mr.. Wilmer.
IL was reported that subscriptions
agSregating *42l.50 had been received,
$3.50 OF the amount Icing in cash.
At $50 o'clock ths association adj
JouTned.
A social meeting was held at the
residence OF William IL. Swift last
night.