Evening journal., 1906-11-01
LAST
EDITION
300 p. m.
SUNDAY SCHOOLS
OF THE COUNTY
Represented at Big Meeting
in First Presbyterian
Church Today

OtluiStl lUu0y
Members OF the New Castle County
Sunday School Association thronked
the auditorium OF First Presbyterian
Church this morninf. when the nine
teenth annual convention OF the or
salzation commenced. From far and
near were gathered those Interested in
the work ot teaching the young the
Word. and during the forenoon much
OF help and benent 20 those ri attend-
anoe was accomplished
The session began promptly at $40.
With brief service Of song and prayer,
led by President L. r. Bush, after
which he delivered a brilliant address
along the lines Of the motto or the con-
vention. which 10 go Forward, 10.
am with YOU" f
A devotional service, conducted BY
the Rev. J. S. Gllnlan. OF Head oi
Christiana Church. was next IN order
after which tho Rev George r. Mason,
pastor OF the church, made the address
OF welcome 20 the delegates and their
friends.
Following the rendition Of hymn,
Mrs. Lottle +. Bruckers OF the Firht
AEttu1Atlldll AINlNNa HhAAt dIi tinQutNt
and comprehensive address, taking as
her subject the advancement IN teacher
/ training recently attained. During her
remarks she compimented Kent county
on having tho finest teachers library IN
the State. and also spoke OF the large
class OF graduate teachers TO receive
their diplomas at her hands this even
ing at the church meeting.
Reports Of sseretarios.
Reports showing progress and favor-
able outlooks were received from the
following secretaries
Appoquiniunink--D B. Maloney.
Blackbird--John A. Latta. Fff U.s.,
BrandyWine- Eben ~ Baldwin.
Chrlstiaua--W. H. Wineate.
MIL Creek--Mrs. Essie Little.
New Castle-J. j. Hayes.
4 iPencader-Mrs. ID. G. MeNfullen. f
Red Lion-J. w. Carrow.
81. Gecrges--Wiliiam McMulien.
White Clay creek--W. 4. Palmer
n Wilmington: 3 Ve N
First Diatrict--C. j. Laird.
Second Dlstriot--J Eliwood Orr.
!, I Third d-District-Mis Nina Newman.
n Fourth District p. Hapes
> Fifth Disirictr-Miss Catherine. 70
Samuel. f N9a+ ~
! Committees Appointed. t
After the reception OF the reports
e from the various districtst the forowint
/. committees were appointed by m,
president
Program and I'ress--Rev. ]. S. CIT
a filian chairman Professor II. c. Col
4 dey j. G. Pyle. Eben H. Baldwin
j Harry y. ldpks W. .-eAgk - =
Resolutions-P Professor A. r. Spaid
chairman Professor g. W. zurtmeyef
. kGcorse ID. .Burks, Rev. W. n. Pcttlneili
W. w Crosby. Rev l.. J. westfai
Nominations-John Carrow. Jr.. ST.
= Georges. chairman: william CsrnaEy
ISlrkwood; Gtorge Simon Edke Moor
George Chandler. Centreviile. Alfred
Gawthrop. J. s. smith. John u Hayes
William II. Wingate.
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES Sarah Procknow
chairman Mrs. Rosa Reeves. Mrs
, Bella Biddle, Mrs. May Negendank
After the session had been dismissed
by the benediction, all present wefl
ushered TO the Basement OF the church
where ladies served a tempting repas
OF sandwiches. coffee and other goot
things. .frN3
AHt pfVbIHn iOI TINS AFTERNOON IL Al
( follows. "What has been done" Chait
man OF the executive committee ant
. corresponding secretaryi reports o
; committees, election OF ohicers. offefihi
{ FOR convention expenses: "Forwary
= Steps IN Primary Work" conducted b,
Z Miss Grace Baird, followed by an onei
parliament IN charge OF the REV
George F. Mason, at which the difncii
ties OF the school. problems to be soives
whet would most help the school. ans
many other suggestions VIII be dis.
cussed al length. Miss Magic S. VIII.
son will conduct Round Table afte,
which prayer and the benediction vii
j., close the session.
The evening session win commencs
: at 7so. and win be opened by prals,
!, service, after which unfinished business
!. vii be gone into. w. A. Duncan. Pi
/. D.. OF Syracuse, n. y. the originator o.
!. the Home Department will speak of
:, Mission Workers.
: Following the offering Or. Rober
- Watts VIII speak, taking as his sub
a ject What can the sunday Schools al
!. TO advance the Temperance Cause Il
= Oelawsre?' Prayer and benedictioi
y will close the session.
- " The present officers Of the association
are as followsi:
- President-L. p. Bush, Wilmington
Vice President--William Carneg,
Krkwood. Recording secretary--C.
Gray. Wilmington. Corresponding sec
rotary and Treasurer. c. Pyle. Wi
mington.
:" Executive COMMITTEES.
The officers and Prof II. S. Code,
i Chairman. wilmington. S. II. Baynar,
v Wilmington. Eben Baldwin. Whining
,e ton. Frederick Bringherst. Marshall
4 ton. Rev. ]. 8. Gilnilan. Newark. Harr
: f. L. Link. Wilmington. Miss Maggie
Wilson. Seaford.
j. Department superintendents.
= Home Departmental. w. Lightburn
v. Wilmington. Teacher -Training-Pro
r. A. r. Spaid Wilmington. Primary
:. Miss Grace Baird. Wilmington.
sr Eleventh Ward Meeting,
IS The Democrats expect 10 hold bi
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