Evening journal., 1902-03-03
DOVER

Special 10 the Evening journal.
Dover March 3-Preaident w. II.
Jason. of the State College for Colored
has atarteda movement TO con-
vert the old slave house on the cam
pus. once the quarters of the slaves of
one Of Delaware's Oldest families, into
a house of prayer, to be known as Col
lege Chapel Professor Jason has
raised SilO from the teachers Of the
State, $500 from the students and fac
ulty Of the college, and expects to raise
enough to put $1,000 ON the com
version Of the building by next COM
mencement day.
Three strong addresses were made in
Wesley Church last night, closing the
Halliday missionary anniversary. the
speakers being Professor E. l.. Cross,
Dr. j. II. NanBurkalow, Jr., and VIII
liam Saulsbury-their theme being the
possibility OF evangellzing the world
with its 100000 600 heather IN this
lgepeation.
Wesley Church. as a result of yes
terday's work has raised nearly $450
Notwithstanding that this congregation
only recently raised nearly S2500 to-
ward the Wilmington Conference
Academy debt The Sunday school
classes led In the giving yesterday as
follows:
Professor Webb, $40; Miss Leila
Bakers class. S4.06; Miss Clarks class,
lS4; Professor j. e. Carroll's class,
1904; Mrs W. Saulsbuy's class
1879; Mrs A. Smiths class. SIG;
Mrs. Todd's class. $3.50 Mrs W. j.
Massey's class. S3.SS, Miss Lou Softer
i fields class. S2.44. J. s. Collins class,
S20.32 Miss Carrie Andrews class
II S2.07 Miss May Collins class. 1852;
Mrs. II. c. Taylor's class. S490; Miss
Matte Roes class, s455. William
Saulsburys class, 1894; Mr. Oldfeld's
4 class, 1855. j. y. Kinks class. S2.4S;
Professor J. r. VanBWkalows class,
7S cents: Professor Z. L. Cross's class
S34.4S Mrs. w. r. Bensons class
Sl6.5O Miss Beatrice Masts class
S22.5l; n. G. Taylor's class. $12 Mis-.
Mary Saulsbury's class, $410: w. S
Haman's class sS.34; Professor Gates
81 cents infant department S31.7
The total of the Sunday school mis-
sionarv collection was S252.61.
The Democrats of the State are out.
lining a vigorous plan of work for tht
coming month. The voters Of Sussel
county will be asked to assemble al
GEORGETOWN and the New Castl,
county voters at New Castle, to tax,
active measures for the work of tn,
campaign. A big pow-wow will thel
be- held In Dover about the LIST o.
April. when Democrats from all Owe
the state will be present. as well al
prominent Democrats of the country
The Democrats are greatly please,
with their successful meeting, held II
. Dover on Thursday and will make
determined effort to obtain the defea
of j. Edward Addicks and the Unioi
Republican party.
Frank Turner of Troy. n. y. AM
Miss Ida Pierson. of Smyrna. wer
married in the home OF the brides par
ents. Mr.. and Mrs. John Pierson il
Dover, the ceremony being performei
by the Rev Alfred Smith, pastor o
Wesley NJ. e. Church. Howard Kine
OF Bordentown. n. j., was best man
and the maid Of honor was Miss Olivi
d., PieiSon. of Dover. Mr. and Mrs. Tur
p ner will reside in Troy
Practice for the Wilmington Confer
ence Academy baseball team began thi
afternoon with many candidates re
I. porting TO Professor Wooster. who ha
y, charge Of athletics at the school. Gro
. yer Palvis, of Milford. is captain OF tn
n team. and Harvey Kellar. of Magnoli,
III Is manager.
n The Rev Alfred Smith. pastor {
~ Wesley Church. will go to Milford o
Wednesday TO deliver an address a
n the Frances Willard memorial service,
20 be- held in the evening
AL The Rev. b. H. Campbell, pastor {
!. Armcry Church. has gone to Newarl
n, D.. 20 assist the Rev w II. Morgan
M fcr of Central NJ. T.. Church. c
y tlat town. in a ten days rovval q
d March IA. he viii del yer his iectur
re How to Kill a Church. ct the Franl
'in Street NJ F.. Church
~ ts's,seof Carroll superintendent {
j ODlic schools Of Kent county. has al
OF ei for teachers institute; 20 b
Ia Id in the Hish ScaCol al Clayton
is March 10
The Rev b F. Campbclls phans
lt q nc cyhlbiUcu soWra5y CYehin.
csind moc than sufficient TO surpol
. hinooo girl which the Wesle
NhWch y2ung people Fave obligated {
-a educate
8 There is o rumcF aaoat iE4 q syI
% Aeaie aae been f0rncd TO bu.ii q
Na-tc-late opera house The builli1.
50 encl las ii is TO be situated on ii
at -a5coa morcry. adjoining The eto.
% -i NtH 81 T. Ec.vens There are
v'hiH signature 81 on every box Of Tie gcnuiae
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