Smyrna times., 1896-11-04

Christian Endeavor Union, made a
vigorous address.
During the workers conference ad-
dresses were made by II. J. Guthrie Of
Wilmington, S. G. Evans of Milford.
Mrs. j. B. Turner and President
Turner.
The evening service, which marked
the closing of the convention, was one
OF the best attended and conducted of
the session. The church was crowded
10 the doors. Mrs. Marion Coverdale
prayed an organ voluntary and duet
was sung by L. NJ Price and J. Ed
ward Hotfecker. The address Of tha
evening was delivered by the Rev.
Inomas A. McCurdy, d. d.. of Will
nlngton. His subject was Christian
EhdeaYer Pledge the Backbone Of tba
Society, its Necessity and Paramount
Value" A telegram from the com
mittee of '97 of San Francisco. Cal
was read. 1t extended cordial c,roo+
ings and was received with annlarso
and the Chautauqua salute. William
Shaw of Boston gave short talk an
Service or Sacrifice, which was fol-
lowed by a acOnsecration service. New
ark and Wilmington were suggested
for the next meeting place. The selec-
ton will he made by the executive com
mittee.
The convention adjourned sine die
with the Mizpah benediction.
DELEGATES.
The delegates present We're:
Bridgeville Rev. w. c. Hogg. Miss
Ball and Miss Cannon.
Clayton-Miss Mary Skinner and
Miss Lulu Severson.
Dover-The Rev and Mrs. J. B.
Turner, Harry Goodwin, Mrs. J. ID.
Dean, Miss Clara Wise, Mrs. Anna
Wharton, Miss Olivia Evans. Miss +.
McCloshan, the Rev J. p, Revelle,
Mrs. Lydia BOggs, Miss Eva Pearson.
Miss Nora Shaw and Miss Sadie Coli
SON
Felton-The Rev Richard Downs.
Miss Nora Murray, r. J. Downham.
Miss Belle Rice, Mrs. F. A. Hubbard |
and Miss Grace Stevenson.
Greenwood Miss Annie Spence
Miss Della Minner and l.. H. johnson.
Harrington-Mr. and Mrs. w. j. |
Richards, Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Gordon.
Mrs. Rachel Smith, Mrs. Emily Mas
ten, Mrs. Mary Tharp, Miss Alice Nell
son and Irving Legates.
Lewis Miss Annie Conwell and Miss
Jennie Norman.
Laurel-The Rev. F. C. Klein, Mrs.
G. G. Otwell and Mr.. and Mrs F. H.
Small.
Milford-Miss Edna Barker. Miss
Minnie Sipple, Miss Carrie Marts, S.
G. Evans, Jr., Mrs r. c. Hall, Miss
Emma Hallett, Miss J Jennie Titus, Miss
Nan Evans, William Foulk and Miss
Ida Rosa.
Middletown Miss Annie Ellison.
Miss Wilamina Beaton, Miss Nav Hol-
ten, Miss Mary Rothwell, Miss Viola
Ennis and Mr. and Mrs. Metten.
Newark Miss Annie Lewis. Miss
Essie McKeown, Miss Stella Stewart
Miss Carrie johnson, John Stewart
Miss Bella Mote, Miss Ada Garlick.
Charles Hamilton and DR.. w. Fl,
Miller.
Ocean View-Miss Madeline Tunnel
Rising Sun-Miss Carrie Stevens.
Miss Jennie Richards, Miss Edith
Conner and Miss Mcintosh.
St. George The Rev. and Mrs. R.
A. Davidson, Mrs. Maggie Reybold.
Miss Annie Stewart, Miss Davidson.
Miss 5. Belville and Miss Fora White
Sandstown = Miss Emma Clark.
Thomas Clark, Jacob Richards, Will
ham Shockley and Frank Dill.
Wilmington-N1r. and Mrs. Perry
Mrs. Charles n. Bower, Miss Mary
the Rev. George A. Morris.
Mrs. James Knott, the Rev. L. A. Nc
Jurdy, Mr.. and Mrs. J. R. Whitney.
J. W. Fem, Miss Josie Morris. Miss
Gertrude Wakenhut, Miss Helen NJ.
Price, William S. Prickett, Miss
Florence Ellicott, Miss Florence Full
on, Miss Anna Webster, Miss Emily
(. Finn, Mr.. and Mrs. Harry J.
Futhrie, Mrs. NJ. L. Watson, Mrs. J.
?. Carpenter, David McHenrv. Harry
3. Mears, Mrs. Mears Miss Alice
Whitaker, Mrs. c. H. CantwelI, Mrs.
norman BOttger, Chas. w. McKaig.
). w. Williams, Mr.. and Mrs. VIM. B.
smith Jr., Miss Bessie R. Pratt, Miss S
jora Carpenter, Grant Bantom, Miss !
annie Grandel, Miss Mary Grandel,
:. NJ. Ocheltree, Miss Harriet Nc
Lear, the Rev. T. J. Mason.