Evening journal., 1906-10-18
CHRISTIAN
ENDEAVORERS
Special to The Evening Journal.

DOVER, oct lo.-Inis MORNING III tiie
Methodist Protestant Church in Dover
tho Christian Endeavor hosts Of Della
ware gathered in the seventeenth annual
convention. The morning was taken up
with the registration and assignment OF
the delegates, who arrived at all hours
and from all parts Of the State
The real work Of the convention began
this afternoon at o'clock with a sone
service conducted by Herman S. Taylor
conductor of music.
The Rev. Joseph Brown Turner, OF
Dover, led the devotional service at 2h
ana then followed the address Of welcome
and response more music and an address
by Professor Amos r. Wells, OF Boston
on the Memorial Fund"
christian Ideals in American Citizen
ship" was the subject Of an able address
by the Rev. Howard t. ouigg, ID. d. OF
Georgetown.
This was followed by an illustrated ad'
dress TO children on Cameras and
Heads" by Professor Wells. of Boston.
The evening session tonight viii be
held in the First Baptist Church and the
convention will hear two addresses. One
by Professor Wells on ''Wanted-Lead-
ers." and the other by the Rev. A. Ed
win Keigwin, d. D.. of New York city,
on "A Call to Service"
To morrow Mornings Session.
The convention sessions tomorrow VIII
open in the Presbyterian Church with
Song at . O'Clock. followed by a devotional
service by the Rev. s. B. Hiley, Of Dover
From s.25 until II o'clock the time Will
be taken up with hearing State President
The Rev. Greer A. Foote's adress and
the report Of other officers and commit
tees; also the election Of officers.
A. il o'clock an institute will be held
upon the subject How We Succeeded ="
This will be conducted by members OF
the various committees on Christian En-
deavor work. Letters will be read on tn 3
subject by Miss Davidson, Milford Pres
byterian; William Jarrett Viola NJ. P.,
Newark Presbyterian, Mrs. Joseph Hos
Singer; Miss Helen NJ. Price. Central
Presbyterian. Wilmington; Mrs. J. b.
Reed, Dover Presbyterian Miss Virginia
Is. Newman, Rodney Street Presbyterian,
wilmington; Miss Ella Cieaver. Delaware
City Presbyterian; Miss Goldie Warning
ton, Melton NJ. P; and Miss Elizabeth
C. Middleton. Smyrna Presbyterian.
I In the afternoon at the same church the
convention will hear an address on mis-.
sions." by the Rev. Charles Z. Eckels, o.
Slam. Exercises win be given by the
/ Juniors and Intermediates with "The OBJ,
ject" for the subject under the direc-
! Ia II Of
nit Bridge.
"Our Boys and Girls-What they ar,
doing for us; what we are doing fol
them" was the subject Of an institute
conducted by Mrs. Antoinette suter. Bal
timore, the Junior Superintendent fol
Maryland.
The Children's Hour at 4 o'clock prom
ises to be one of the features Of the CON
vention.
The closing service Of the convention
will be held in the First Baptist Churcl
tomorrow evening. Reports Of Registra
ton and Resolutions Committees and pre-
sentations will be made and the Rev. Wal
ter Galley, d. D.. of Upland, Pa, will de
liver an address upon the subject: "Th
Young Christian and the Church"
State Officers and Committees.
The officers and executive committee o
the Delaware Christian Endeavor Unioi
are the following;
President, the Rev Greer A. Foote
Delaware City; vice-president, the Rev
b. W. Kurdley, seaford. the Rev. J
Frank Campbell. wilmington; the Rev
Jacob Walter Ocean View; George Mas
sey Jones, Dover. and Alexander NJ. DAILY
Dover; secretary. S. J. Evans. Jr., Nil
ford; treasurer. George G. Penney, Wil
mington; vice-president Worlds onion
l. II. Burns. wilmington; directors, IN
Rev. f. B. Briggs. Wilmington; John Il
Brooks, Milford; Leon S. Hurley, Sea
ford: district secretaries. w. Scott Hur
ley. Seaford; Miss Maude Angstadt. Eel
Ton. and Miss Margaret Fould Whining
ten; Junior and intermediate superinten
dent. Miss Annie B. Ellison. SUNNI
Bridge; missionary superintendent. Mis-
sallie G. Hall, Ovean View; christa
citizenship and temperance, chairman
John d. Brook. Milford; memorial fan
committee, the district secretaries; pres
superintendent, the president; transporta
! ton manager. the treasurer; program
committee. the Rev. Greer A. Foot'
! chairman; S. c. Evans, Jr., Milford
George G. Penney, Wilmington; the Re-
Joseph Brown Turner, Dover; the Re-
s. B. Hiley. Dover; the Rev. Mr.. osI
Dover; Miss Annie B. Ellison. SUNNI
, Bridge: Leon S. Hurley, Seafcrd.
Convention Committee. George Masse
Zones. chairman: Mrs. Carrie Ritter Mr.
y Samuel Hancock. Leslie Stout, Mrs. Flo
ence Poilett secretary. and Mrs. Wilso