Middletown transcript., 1906-04-21

town, Seaford and Blackbird have started
classes this year.
The election Of officers resulting in the
following:
i President, C. H. Cantwell, Whining
ton; Vice-President, New Castle Co. Prof
i III. S. eioldey, Wilmington; Kent Co., DR.
! L w. Cooper, Camden; Sussex Co ]. b
Gilclriss, Milford Recording Secretary, /
Elmer Perry, Wilmington; Treasurer,
George ]. Chandler, CentreVilIe; Chair.
kntah Execati Committee, Walter o.
liotfecker, SMYRNA; General Secretary,
Mrs. Maggie 5. Wilson, Seaford; Depart.
ment Superintendent, Teacher Training,
Miss Lottie Brockson, Townsend; Home
Department work, Rev. j. E. Franklin,
Wilmington; /. B R A work, Miss Maggie
| Wilson, Seaford; Member of international
! Executive Committee, Ii Cantwell,
Wilmington; Executive Committee, .Ex-
Oficio, w K Crosby, Wilmington; New
Castle Co, S II Baynard, Wilmington; q
Chandler, Centreville; ID B Maloney,
Townsend; Kent Co, ] S Collins, Dover;
w 0 Hoffecker, Smyrna; G B Jones,
Dover; Sussex Co, B F b Woodall, Mil
ford; I N Rawlins, Seaford; 7 P Scott,
| Lewis
The afternoon session opened with de-
votional exercises, led by Bishop Cole
| man, with prayer by Rev. T. III. Moore
The Bishop talked on "Go forth into all
the world, and preach the gospel to every
creature" Singing "Grace enough for
me- after which Rev. A. w. Light
bourne talked on "The Home Depart
ment." DIR. Lightbourne thinks this is
one Of the most important parts of the
Cuudny SattonJ iifo
should have an altar. Rev. John White
told of the origin of the Home Depart
ment; George w. Todd spoke on is the
Home Department practical in a city,"
J. Y. Pyle told the best way to manage a
Home Department; L. M. Price told OF
some OF tile benefits of the Home De-
partment in the home; Rev. George Wood
told how the Home Department helps
the pastor; I. P. Scott answered the ques-
tion Does the Home Department detract
from the benefit of the school 2" and
Jefferson Cooper told OF some of the diff
cuIties in the Home Department. Rev.
A. E. Clay So ng beautiful tenor solo,
Wonderful Peace"
Mr.. Charles Gallaudet Trumbull, editor
of the Sunday School Times, had as his
subj ct Making he Quarterly Temper
ance lesson effective" Mr.. TrumbulI
thinks the temperance lesson very need
ful and although one may tire of it and
say they do not know how to teach it,
he tells them to never give up, but to
keep everlastingly at it. Harry Link
sPnke en- eEhe Bible read studied loved o1et !,
in place of Prof. GoIdey, who was absent.
The election of Temperance Superin-
tendent, and the observance of iDela-
ware State Sunday School Association
Day." were recommended.
In the evening Rev. Alexander Allison,
Jr,, of Wilmington, spoke on ''Some Sun,
day School Shibboieths," and G.. G.'
Trumbull on Winning by personal ef-
fort," after which the Convention ad-
lourned to meet one year from this time
10 Seaford.
Beside the delegates there were many
visitors. The following is the list OF
delegates
Rev. Alexander Allison, Mrs. Lulu Ar
ters, Charles B. Archer, Miss Lila Wilson
Aron, Wales Brown, Mrs, S. 4. Benson,
Mrs. K. B. Brooks, j. P. Burdette, Miss
1, L. Barker, Miss E. C. Barker, Miss F.
Burke, MIR. Fred Bringhurst, Mrs. |. w.
Brewington, Mrs. L. T. Rrockson, w. ].
Brumbley, Mrs. G. w. Boudwin, s. III. |
Baynard, Mrs. L. NJ. Buckson, Miss Jen-
ME Cross, Paul Brooks, L. R. Beardslee,
J. w. Carrow, Jr., Mrs, j. r. Cooke, Mr..
and Mrs. w. K. Crosby, Bishop Coleman,
J. s. Collins, Mr.. and Mrs. D. A. Corn |
brooks, Mrs. W. J. Carmine, Miss G. B.
Carpenter, ]. w. Crowley, w. C. Car
Macy, Miss Estella ConwelI, R. K. Caulk,
G. H. CantweIl, DR.. E. W. Cooper, G. ],
Chandler, w. B. Cooper, Miss C. Clark,
Jefferson Cooper, Miss Nj. Carrow, ]. w.
Cannon, Mrs R. E. Gowing, Mrs. H.
Downs, ]. E. Downs, w. W. Dougherty,
Mrs. NJ DAILY, Miss B. Dickerson, E. s,
Davidson, ]. P. Downs, Miss A. Day, D.
S Ellis, Miss S. B. English, R. G. Elliott,
Mrs. nj. A. Frazier, q. P. Furman, Mrs. |
A. Faulkner, Miss C. B. Ford, w. B.
CHM, Mrs. G. T. Grimes, Prof H. S. |
Goldey, J. B. GiIchrist, Miss K. Geitz.
Miss E. Hamilton, Mrs. |. Harrington,
Mr.. and Mrs. W. Hoffeoker, j. T. HAYES.
Miss X. Hodgon, Miss |. G. Hobson, Miss |
Al. E. Holland, Miss G. A. Holloway,
Thomas Irons, Mrs. NJ O. jackson, Mrs. |
+. jackson, Mrs. K. S. johnson, Mrs. N. |
|. jefferson, E. K. Jones, Rev. B. Kind
ley, Miss Keiser, Mr.. FL. Link and wife,
Mrs A B Lingo, Marion Lawrence, Mrs
M Lincoln, W Nibbett, Mrs G G Ma
gee, B + Miller, II R Moore, Harry Mar
ker, Miss L M Morrell, I B Miles, VEL
McConley, d B McMulIen, Miss N III
Morris, Mrs M Melchoir, Miss M Moore,
Mrs NJ 3 Mackinson, Miss G Mendenhall,
Mrs A E Manning, B Manlove, Rev V
2 Northnp, G E Noble, Miss J Peck, / E
Perry, Harvey Pennce, V ] PenneH, Y
Purnell, Mrs N RAYMOND, d Reynolds,
1 n Rawlins. Miss ] B Reed, Miss Lucy
Richards, Miss n ReyboId, Prof A r
Spaid, A II Silver, Miss | Slaughter, tt
Scott, Brady Shahn, G Steffey, Miss B N
Stevens, Miss V NJ Saxton, Miss Matte
Shellenberger, Mrs F L Springer, Miss
Short, Miss NJ Smith, Miss M V Smith,
Miss b Shaffer, Mrs H G Turner, Miss M
rayior, ] N Thompson, G G Trumbull,
Miss E Talley, Miss M Thompson, E H
rindall, Miss S E Taylor, & Todd, Mrs
VI Nanblunk, w Vansant, Mrs E H Yib-
pert. H B Venabes, Miss B Vincent, Mrs
L Wallace, | S Warren, Miss M Will
ION, Miss H Woodward, Miss L B Will
Jams, Mrs E NJ Wright, Mrs T ] Whit,
nan, Mr. F b Woodall, Miss A M Wal
on, Mrs L Wilson. w H Wingate, John
White, Sr., w B Walton, Rey 6 E Wood,
\ H Wilson, R K CauIk, D B Maloney,
) NJ Price, Miss NJ Miffiin, Miss E Nor
ran, Miss NJ Z Webber, Miss M E Klair,
" B Gordy, hrs N Lindale, G Garrison,
Hiss A J Davis, N w Eaton, Miss N
Woodward, H d Eliason. Miss II " Hell
el, G n Bower, Hiss B Fleetwood, Mrs ]
J Perdue, Miss q Allen and Mrs G E
Hart