Evening journal., 1898-06-30
SUNDAY SCHOOL CONVENTION
WAS LARGELY ATTENDED NEAR
SEAFORD YESTERDAY ~ BOYS
LEG BROKEN - PROGRESSIVE
EUCHRE PARTY.

ltlG BINOtNEN - HltOGhEsoClNL
EUCHRE PAlRrY.
Special Correspondence Evening Journal.
oeaiolu, June 5O.-1ne nist annual
COZ, sL1IOn Oh the Seatord Hundred
Sunday school Association was held at
Wesley NJ. E. Churcn, near town ,yester-
day. The Sunday school teachers, with
many OF their scholars, met at the town
churches and were conveyed 70 the
place of meeting by numerous vehicles.
During the morning session the song
service was led by the Bethel NJ. e.
Sunday school. Rev. A. ID. Dick led
the devotions. The address Of welcome
was made by Rev. j. w. Fogle, pastor
OF Wesley NJ. e. Church, and was re-
sponded to by Rev. S. J. Smith. After
the appointment Of committees, p. F.
Causey spoke on Sunday School Mu-
sic" Adjournment followed the col
lection. In the afternoon the Seaford
NJ E. Sunday school had charge of the
song service. The devotions being led
by Rev. John l.. johnson. After the
committees had made their reports and
the collection had been taken, Rev. V.
S. Collins made an eloquent address.
His theme was "Bible Study for
Adults" Rev. L. r. Combs spoke on
1.-THE Teacher and His Work" in his
characteristic forcible manner The
Conference Of Workers was as follows:
Superintendent. From Teachers
Standpoint" Mrs. j. r. Cooke;
Teacher From superintendent
Standpoint" Mrs. L. W. Hurley; "Su-
perintendent and Teacher From Pas
tors Standpoint" Rev. r. X Stephen
son. The theme Of Thomas ~ Raw
Inns address was why the Hundred
Organization?" The Wesley NJ e. Sun
day school led the song service during
the evening session. Rev. p. H. Raw
Inns led the deyotions. The address.
THE Highest Motive for Christian
Work" by Rev. S. J. Smith, highly
pleased the large assemblage. The
conservation service, Ted by Rev. J. w.
F'Ogle, followed the collection. The ad-
journment followed. All present were
highly pleased with the days program.
Horton Hayes, the son of Mr.. and
Mrs. Owen Hayes, had his leg broken
on Tuesday afternoon by being acci-
dentally showed down by one Of his
companions.
Mr.. and Mrs. James J. Ross royalty
entertained the Seaford Euchre Club at
their magnificent residence, near town,
on Tuesday evening. The guests filled
five six-handed tables. The prizes were
very beautiful. AT the close Of the fas-
cinating game the guests were invited
into the spacious dining-room, where
banquet was given. The menu was
very elaborate.
John o. Kinder, a popular young
man OF this town, and Miss Lille Mae
POte, OF Delmar, were married at the
residence Of the brides parents, at the
latter place on Wednesday evening.
Miss Dolly Charles of Baltimore, is
the guest Of Mrs. Joseph James.
Charles L. Horsey spent Tuesday in
Georgetown.
Jacob Goodman, Of Baltimore, visited
his brother, Samuel, this week.
Miss Edna Davis, of fredericksburg,
spent Tuesday with Miss Emma Huey.
Mr.. and Mrs. William W. Knowles,
of Bethel. were In town yesterday.
Joseph Marvil, of Georgetown, was in
town this week.
DR.. Riley Lank, who recently gradu-
ated from the Medico-Chirurgical Col
lege, will open an Office in Seaford
Large quantities of raspberries and
blacldberries are being shipped from
this point They have been bringing
very good prices.
The heavy rain OF Tuesday evening
was a great benefit not only to toma-
toes, but also to vegetables in general.
James w. Graham spent yesterday in
Delmar.
Private William DriscOll. Of Camp
Cuba. spent Tuesday with Seaford
friends.