Middletown transcript., 1903-09-05
THE COUNTRY
CHURCH Club
An Organization That Prom
iSes to TO Much Good
in st. Geor0eS

The Country Church Club of st.
Georges promises to be an important fac
tor this winter in the church and social
work OF the place. The organization's
object is the educational, social and in
dustrial culture of its members. Already
the membership has grown from the or
ganizers to proportion that presages a
general town interest in the future. The
club has made every effort to secure am
pie quarters for the members and its pur-
poses. and in a measurably short time a
great many furnishings have been contri-
buted to the clubs home, which is hand
lily situated to all those who propose as
sociating themselves in the work for
which the club was organized.
There are ten departments in the clubs
work. There is a free reading room, cir
culating library, exchange, dress making,
millinery, elocution and physical culture,
art needle work, drawing and painting,
junior department and athletics.
The officers are as follows: President,
Mrs. ]. r. Milligan; first vice-president,
Mrs. Mary Garman; second vice-presi-
dent, Mrs. J. G. Mccoy; third vice-presi-
dent, Mrs. J. P. Winchester; recording
secretary, Miss Anna Stewart; treasurer,
Mrs. John c. Stuckert; corresponding Sec
retary, Miss Sara Milligan; advisory
board; Rev. ]. r. Milligan, D. D.; Mr..
John c. Strickert, Mr.. Clarence E. Pool,
DIR. J. c. Mccoy, Mr.. Theodore F. Clark,
Mr.. William G. Janvier, Mr.. William S.
Ellison, Mr.. George D. Grassland, Mr..
Miles Clark, Mr.. W. NJ. Cox, Mr.. James
Clarke, Mr.. D. B. Stewart, Mr.. A. N.
Sutton.
Library and Free Reading Room-Mr.
Clayton Riley, Mr.. Miles Clark, J. R. |
D. D., Anna Stewart, Sara M. |
Milligan, Mrs. S. s. Stuckert, Mrs. H. P.
Scott, Mrs. NJ. J. Gray.
Entertainment Committee-Mrs. Rey-
bold, Clayton Riley, Sara Milligan, Les
lie Ford, Charles G. Cam, Florence JAM
son.
Exchange Committee-Mrs. C. Jami-
on, Mrs. C. Pool, Miss Sue Ellison, Mrs.
William Janvier, Mrs. A. N. Sutton, Mrs.
Nary Gray, Miss Olivia Paynter.
This department will receive and place
m sale articles of plain sewing or fancy
work., or cakes, bread, rolls, homemade
andy, pies, pickles, etc. |,
China Painting, Pastel, Oil-Mrs. Will.
lam Janvier, Jennie Clark. Instructor
iiss NJ. E. Hammitt.
Lecture-Mr. Theodore Clark. Mr.. G
,rossland.
Donations for the furnishing of the
ouse and library will be gladly received
y the house committee.
Classes-Dress making superintendent,
lrs. Miles Clark. Instructor, Mrs. James
rice, of Wilmington.
Mrs. Price has successfully conducted
ne dress making department of the ,
'oung Women's Christian Association OF
Wilmington, for several years.
Millinery superintendent, Miss Anna ;;
tewart. Instructor, Miss Matilda Soov,
Wilmington.
Miss Sooy combines the art of teaching
ith practical business experience.
Elocution and Physical Culture-In-
ructor, Miss Jennie Weaver.
Miss Weaver is pupil of Niff's COL
&c OF Oratory, Philadelphia, Pa.
Music-Instructor, Miss Ida Appleby,
Wilmington.
Miss Appleby is pupil Of the Peabody
observatory of Music, Baltimore.
Chorus-Instructor, Mr. J. T. Clymer. =
Mr. Clymer needs no introduction for !, !
is so well known as a successful musi- "
instructor. For several years he has g, O.
en- leader OF one of the largest church ~ =
oirs in Wilmington. 'e
Junior Observation-Disclosures Miss
nnie Weaver c.
Miss Weaver is graduate OF Friends !"
hool kindergarten Department. IN
Art Needle Work-Instructor, Miss m
ina B. Churchman. sc
Athletics-Cressip Mccoy. Howard pr
lligan, Francis Stuckert, Fred Sutton, ma
bert Walrayen. wi
The club proposes fitting up the base an
mt OF the house as gymnasium for pa
rs and girls. to
lass Committee--Mrs. ]. r. Millipan. cli