The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1893-03-10
Home Missionaries.

ne bHNtIlll BtSSIOI Oh inc
Womans Homo Missionary Society
reconveusd in Asbury Church ycster-
day afternoon and last night At the
afternoon session, after devotional OK.
ercises by Mrs. W. L, Tompkinson,
Miss Sarah Il. Weldin read memoir
OF Mrs. John Davis the president OF
the national organization, who died
In February,
The nominating committee present
adopted:
President. Mrs N. NJ. Browne, Mid
dletown; recording secretary. Mrs. II.
c. Jones, W!ltl!ngtoni corresponding
secretary, Mrs. G. w. Weldin; treas
urer, Mrs. Henry 9. Robinson.
Wilmington district--ltesldent, Miss
Sarah X. Weldin; secretary, Mrs. j. Ii.
Floyd.
Dover misunderstanding. Mrs. Ma
thaniel Smlthers.
Easton misunderstanding, Mrs. L.
Layton.
Salisbury district President, Mrs.
Maggie Cooper secretary, Miss L.
Cottinyhem.
A board of managers composed of
three members OF each auxiliary was
also elected. ..."
The next annual meeting Of the ma.
tlonal executive board will be held in
Toledo, Ohio. Mrs.N. NJ. Browne was
e.ncted delegate, and Mrs. Il. c. Jones
alternate.
Mr., John p. Doughten. secretary of
the Young Peoples Work. introduced
the report. Arthur Goodman read the
report OF the Boys League of Sler.sC,
Church, and Miss lindsay HI,
report OF ln1pts..I,e Junior band. Mis-
HiIIsvSShUel read the report of til,
NSHnrk Mission Band.
. Nineteen auAlliaiias wore heart
from. Their reports showed advance
growth, increased Interest and tinan
cial gain. Tho auXilialieS arc as fol
| lows! Asbury, Grace, Scott. Union
t Epworth and st. pau's in this city
New Castle Newark. Milford. Middle
town, Port Deposit, Chestertown, Eas
| tor Elktun, Rising sun, tentrevllle
{ Snow Hill, Salisbury and Greanahoro
4 Mrs. j. y. Lincoln presented tn
: mite box report In 1891 there wer
, siNly.one boxes with net proceeds Q
! Sl3; in lsa2 Ill boxes with net pro
e Goods OF 1888.
!, Rev. j. d. G. Hanna then gave
: short address which was followed b,
I one frOne Sa!eo 0masaysah han India
5 girl on her foime life. She also san;
: What Friend We Have In Jesus i
Ler hhllSe Tongue.
+ Miss Sarah Il Weldin, Mrs. Frank
= Mitchell and Mrs. hnnia L. Taylor, til
com mittee on resolutions. presente
A., several which were adopted. Anon
them were tho foilowinE:
d Resolved. / hat wo record our grea
It pleasure in hearing the gracious, carr
a, est words OF our Presbyterian sisters
. and that wo resolve 10 treasure thet
o in our hearts as means of provokln
It us To greater love and good works.
&c Resolved, That we endorse the RESI-
= luton adopted by tho board OF muIl
gerslaSt Noyemberin relation to the NJ
g preparation OF government funds 10
i the support OF sectarian schools.
i, Resolved. That the WonaH,s Hon
- Missionary Society express It's cordij
"a sympathy In the projected plan for Il
II establishment OF State lndustri
Il school for cirs in tho city OF WI
:. mibgton; recognizing tho great in
10 pDtauee OF tins work, We VIII 50 Il
II as We are alto so operate with 9TH
+ agencies interested In It's support
RESOLUTIONS were passed eXpressiT
- Hearty appreciation OF tie receptit
" given tie 0 'ietY by the pastor I'll
d people OF Aslury; expressing Il de,
scrso Of loss of the death Of Ml
lamar Me- aully, an honorary rnan
Us ger and most liberal friend of Il
X, work, md sympathy for the bereavt
an onas; thanking u. Miller Thomas (
i free programmes.
~ supper was served in the chur
O. and afterward tie little Indian z
- hNd Mrs. Jennie Fowler Wiling
M New York delivered an address.