Smyrna times., 1898-04-20
MORNING SESSION.

MOhhlNG bEB5lONs
Praise servIce..Mrs. John McElmoyle. Elkton
hymn Of Young Ladies
.. T. Johpsoh
scripture Lesson Mrs yOhn NeEmoyle
d. Z. Shaw, Calora, Md
Scripture Paralle.. Miss Clara Wise
Thoughts for the
..."..........Mrs. w. H. Logan. Princess Anne
er.....................Mrs s. A. wharton, Dover
Dropped Stitches. ......................
.............r...Mrs. G. c. Mariindale Zion, Nd
Lost and Found Miss Margaret Wilson
Song, God Bless our Missionaries, ......,. -.
49, H. Choir Of Young Ladies
..............Mrs. Katherine Jones, New York
News from our Missionaries es......................
....................Miss Margaretta. Wilmington
An Account of Father Duncan. .....
........ ......Miss NJ. E. Bowman, Wilmington
story ;:...-MTs. Florence Danville, Dover, Del
Collection. Minutes Read.
AFTERNOON SESSION.
Responsive Praise Service. ...........
Led by Mrs. Chas. DerricksOn, MiddletOwn
Prayer: .:...........Mrs. D. E. Shaw talora Nd
Election of Officers
Both Sides" miss Bertha Harlan, Wilmington
Report OF tIeedne
Mrs. D. Z. Shaw, Calora Md
Home Missionary Hymn. n...........................
Chorus of Young Ladies
MODEL SOCIETY.
The
,..........Mrs. Richard A. Cam, Glasgow, Del
Inc SecfethTy
.............M Mrs. Laura Chandler, Brandywi ne
The
..................Mrs. S. E. johnson, Wilmington
The Sec OF fLiterature...
The Committees Miss Lille Taylor, Wilmington
DISCUSSION.
Band Work D. E. Shaw, Calora. Md
SVDndipal Wnrk chu mi
Offering. Minutes
There was excellent progress repor-
ted on all lines of work. During the
year the Ladies Presbyterial has given
to home and foreign missions, between
81, 800 and $4,000. There are thirty
one auxilaries, eleven bands and forty
four Christian Endeavor societies.
During the year these contributed
81 ,293 80, a gain of $122.21 over the
previous year.
The following officers were elected
for the Home Society: President, Mrs
W. X. Crosby; Rec. Secretary, Mrs
q. A. Martindale; Cor. Secretary
Miss Margaret Wilson; Treasurer
Mrs. S. E. johnson; Secretary Of
Freedmen, Miss Hannah Haddock
Secretary of Y. P. S. G. E., Miss
Bertha Harlan; Secretary of Litera
ture, Mrs.J. B. Turner. Vlce-presidenti
at Large, Mrs. McElmoyle, of Elkton
Mrs. ID. W. Harlan, Mrs. DR.. Collier,
Mrs. j. Mearns, Miss Emma Clark,
Mrs. Frazier, Mrs. Wainwright, Mrs
| Carhart
Among the Delegates present were
Miss Alice Perry, Chesapeake City,
Md; Mrs. r. G. Holmes, Mrs. J. b
Turner, Mrs. A. S. Wharton, Miss
Clara Wise, Miss Ella Danner and
Miss Forbes, Dover; Mrs. John Nc.
Elmoyle, Mrs. A. G. Brown, Elkton
Nd; Mrs. Samuel Holmes, Mrs. Irv.
inc, Mrs. Geo. Chandler, Lower Bran
daywine; Mrs. Pennington, Mrs. Hea
ton, Mrs. DIR. Vallandingham,
Mrs. Charles Derrickson, Mrs. Geo
Derrickson, Middletown: Mrs. w. T.
Skinner, Mrs. Richard Cam, Jr., Mrs
Robert p. Cam, Mrs. A. Green, Miss
Oliver, Mrs. Jennie Montgomery,
+. II. Johnson, Head of Christiana
Mrs. W. H. Logan, Princess Anne,
Nd; Miss Agnes G. Evans, Miss Ger.
trude Bridgeman, Mrs. Samuel DON
aid, Miss Annie Messenger, Newark
Mrs. J. W. Ennis, Pocomoke City,
Md; Miss Virginia Vannemen, Port
Deposit, Md, Mrs. VIM. Armstrong,
Mrs. Frank Huston, Rock Hall
Mrs. j. G. Stuckert, Mrs. Jacob Ca
zier, st. Georges; Mrs. Robert Den.
ney, Mrs. S. J. Reynolds, Smyrna
Mrs. William Swan, Snow Hill, Md.
Mrs r. r. Cruthers, Miss Kosh, Mrs
ID. E. Shaw. Mrs. Conner, Calora, Md
Mrs. A. B. Gillespie, Mrs. W. n
Downing, Miss Fulton, Mrs. James
McMullin, Miss Bertha Harlan, Mrs
j. R. Milligan, Mrs. Geo. Rommel
Mrs. Platt, Miss Bessie Tatnal, Miss
Bowman, Mrs. A n. Keigwan, Mis-,
Grace Baird, Miss Alice McLear, Mrs
w. K. Crosby, Miss Lille Taylor
Miss Eva Taylor, Miss Annie Stew
art, Miss Margaretta Barr, Mrs. Price
Mrs. SawdOn, Mrs. J. F. Price, Mrs
Peach, Mrs. Lockard, Mrs. Virgins
Mrs. S. E. johnson, Mrs. ThOs. Latti
mer, Mrs. Pagan, Miss Daisy Sherman
Miss M. A. Barr, Miss Mabel Baird
Wilmington; Miss McCreary, Mis-
Louisa Kirk, Mrs. G. G. Martindale
Miss Fassitt, Miss Carhart, Zion; Mrs
Joseph Wright, Mrs. Carrie Cameron
Perryville; Miss Margaret Peach, Mis-
Mccoy, White Clay Greek; Mrs. Lu.
gend, Miss Matte Janvier, Delawar
City; Miss Carrie Haynes, Mrs. Nc
ElmOyle, Mrs. Brown, Elkton; Mrs
Geo. Hammond, Berlin; Mrs. Carri,
Appleton, Mrs. West, Odessa.
RESOLUTIONS.
The following resolutions were adop
ted and passed unanimously by tn,
members of the Home and Foreign
Missionary Societies of the New Castl,
Presbyterian:
We, the members of the Woman's Home an,
| Foreign Missionary Societies of New Castle Pres
Oyterial, express our great appreciation of tn
members Of the Presbyterian church of SMYRNA
as well as to those of other denominations VIII,
so kindly opened their homes for our entertain
ment, mentioning those who met us cheerfull
at Clayton.
ResOtued We cordially thank Mrs. Fstlin TO
her warm words of welcome:
Resolved That we thank the choir for tbei
services, especially during the public meetings
and not forgetting the sexton, who has kent M
church so comfortable for use
resolved. That we have learned with the deep
est s0TrOW OF the critical illness of our earnes
and devoted associate and fellOw-wOrker fol
Christ Mrs. II. II. Brady: that we hereby assur
her OF our love and prayers in this her time O
extremity: that our sorrow over our friend an,
sisters most alarming illness, finds its sole con
ISOLATION in her known readiness and desire to de
part ana be with Christ, which is far better, and
| that we express our sympathy to the loved one,
who watch and wait so anxiously bv her he'd
| slde. ana commend them to the grace that al
ways sustains when Affections must abound
Resolved, That the meetings have been of Rrea
Deneht to us, spiritually and socially land it wa
| with very great delight we heard Ofthe liauida
| tion of debt of the Home Missionary BoaId
| We bid God-speed to the church of SmyrnI