Gloucester County Democrat. (Woodbury, N.J.) 1878-1932, 1904-11-10

pie OF perfect order in which the National
President, Mrs. Lillian y, N. Stevens, Of
Portland, Maine, reioices and is strength
ened. It's fine record
REPORT OF cREDENTfAL COMMITTEE
General Officers ..
County Presidents Oh
State Superintendents of Departments Is
Delegates. 1oe
Voting members of Convention 229
Delegates to National Convention to be
held in Temple Baptist Church, Philadel-
phia, November 20, December 4, 1904:
Camden county, Miss Esther H. EIferth.
Haddonfeld,
Burlington. Mrs. L. Heisler, Pembertou.
g Mrs. E. Petty, Z.
Essex, Mrs. ]. Burling, Summit.
Salem, Mrs. George H, Fitch, Daretown.
Cumberland, Mrs. Frances E. F. Down
ing, Bridgeton.
Passaic, Mrs. VIM. Frofer, Paterson.
Union, Mrs. L. Decker Crawford.
Atlantic and Cape MAY, Mrs. NJ. s.
Adams, Ocean City.
Bergan and Hudson, Mrs. Copeland,
Union Hill
Hunterdon, Mercer and Middlesex, Mrs
A. D. r. Fisher.
Monmouth and Ocean, Mrs. Spencer C.
Dixon, Point Pleasant.
Morris and Warren, Mrs. R. C. Shaw.
Succasand
Somerset, Sussex and Gloucester. Mrs. L.
Gilmoure, Wenonah.
State President Mrs Bourne. then called
Mrs. Eyeline E. Gebhardt. President of
Hunterdon county, to the platform to con-
duct the election of officers.
Prayer for wisdom and guidance was
offered by Mrs. Mary D. Tomlinson, Presi
dent of Union county. Two sets Of tellers
were appointed as follows
First set, Misses Goodwin, Page, Holmes
and Stokes.
Second set, Miss Annie Bailey. Trenton:
Mrs NJ. P. Sparks, Bridgeport; Miss Helen
?. strang, Matawan; Miss May Robbins,
Windsor.
All the old officers were elected as fol-
lows: President, Mrs. Emma Bourne, New
ark, polling POP votes; Cor Sec, Mrs.
Isabella H. Demorest, Closter, polling 213-
votes; Rec. Sec, Drs Eva NJ. Lake, Pleas
antville, polling 167 votes; Treasurer, Mrs.
Henrietta L. Caminade, Camden, polling
211 votes
charming flower garden amidst speeches
of acceptance sent the enthusiasm up above
the century mark.
ReY. Mr.. Price, Of the Central Baptist
Church, Woodbury., and Rev Mr. PARCELS,
of Philadelphia, were introduced and
cordially greeted the Convention
Dr. Hahn, of the New Jersey Law and
Order Society, was introduced and gave
the members excellent pointers on methods
for law enforcement. Superintendent re-
port, Treasurers conference conducted by
Mrs. Camlnade, and Superintendent's drill,
by Mrs. A. Swan Brown, Passaic, closed
the afternoon session.
Christine l. Tingling, Of Liverpool, Eng
land, who spoke from the subject ssHarii-
lihood, faithfulness, gentleness. obedi-
ence. Most ably did she treat her sab
ject, and was closely followed by the
splendid evening audience in waiting for
each thought expressed
EpTnAy 1fopS-yNr5
This closing session was opened by
Bible reading by Miss Cassie Smith, of
Ocean Grove.
Report of Executive Committee on APP
pointment of Superintendent and appro-
priations followed.
Secretaries Conference, by DR.. Lake and
Mrs. Demarest claimed close attention.
Closing introductions of all committees
and many hostesses of Woodbury. who so
cordially welcomed and Hospitality enter
tanned the Convention in its four DAYS
sessions held the delegates and visitors in
closest attention.
Mrs. L. P. Giimour, Mrs. Anna X.
Walton, and Miss Emily B. Stokes having
responded to the touching Introductory
speeches Of the State President, in man
ner that brought hearty applause and
appreciation. Flowers were again in
evidence, this time to the Mrs. Bourne
s'from the Woodbury. W, C. T. U.,n in
raised gilt letters on long streamers Of
white satin ribbon with which the beauti-
ful bouquet was tied, the President
everfowed in eloquent acceptance. Mrs.
Tomlinson voiced the closing prayer.
God be with your was sung as delegates
olasped hands with delegates, and with
three strokes Of the gayel the President
Mrs. Bourne, pronounced the thirty-frst
annual Convention Of the New Jersey