Evening journal., 1911-10-05
SUSSEX SUNDAY
SCHOOL CONVENTION
Will be Addressed by Prom
inent Speakers at George
town on Oct. l9

Professor H. S. Goldey will be
speaker at the twenty-hrst annual
convention of the Sussex County
Sunday School Association to be held
at Greenwood on October 1s. Robert
G. Houston Of Georgetown, and DR..
L. w Hainer of NorrIstown, Pa. are
other well known speakers.
The officers of the association are:
President, T. P. Scott, Lewes; vice.
president. w. B. Stephens. Delmar;
recording secretary, w. d. Lynch,
Greenville; corresponding secretary
and treasurer. J. P. Kelley, Bridge
VILE; chorister, T. n. Ingram, Lewes.
Departmental Workers - Elemen-
tary, Mrs. n. B. Register, Lewes;
home, Mrs. j. r. Henderson, George
town; teacher training, Miss Fanny
f. Hitch, Laurel, r. D.; adult class.
the Rev. Avery Donovan, Laurel: mis-
sionary, Miss SalDe G. Hall. Ocean
View; temperance, Robert G. Hous-
ton, Georgetown.
Executive committee, including
county officers and department work
ers-B. +. b. Woodall, chairman,
Milford; l. S. Warren, Oak Grove; G.
p. Furman; Roxana; S. II. Messick.
Bridgeville; Maggie S. Wilson, Sea-
ford; the Rev. l.. w. Wells, Mills
boro; Stuart Walton, Milford; ]. B.
Welch, Milton; Edna c. Barker, Mil
ford.
Members state executive committee
s.. H. Messick, Bridgeville: T. P.
Scott, Lewes; B. F. B. Woodall. Mil
ford.
Hundred Observation-Disclosures G.
p. Furman, Roxana; Broadkiln. e. T.
Davidson, Milton; Broad Creek. w.
w. Tindall, Laurel, r. D.: Cedar
Greek. Stuart Walton, Milford; Days
boro, E. E. Carey, Millsboro; George
town. F. W. Joseph, Georgetown
Gumboro. J. f. Dasey, Gumboro; In
dian River. e. ]. Gray, Millsboro;
Lewes and Rehoboth, W. d. Wilson,
Lewes; Little Creek. w. B. Stephens
Delmar; Nanticoke p. H. Tindall
Georgetown; North West Fork, |. l.
Willen, Bridgeville; Seaford, ]. S
Warren. Seaford.
Following is the convention pro-
gram:
Morning session-With the King'1
musicians, the Rev G. H. Stockdale;
Why We Are Here, county president;
How Can We Make Our Sunday
School Go? DIR. L. w. Hainer. The
story of rogress-chairman execu
tive committee. b. F, B. Woodall; cor
responding secretary and treasurer
J. P. Kelley: elementary ,uperintend
ent, Mrs. n. B. Register; home de
partment superintendent. Mrs. J. r
Henderson: teacher training superin
tendent, Miss Fannie Z. Hitch; adul
class superintendent. the Rev. Aver,
Donovan; missionary superintendent
Miss Sallie G. Hall, temperance super
intendent, Robert G. Houston; Offer
ing for the King; conference, 'Ho'
10 Win and Hold New Scholars" th
Rev. L. A. Bennett: the Kings Con
mand: Preach My Gospel to Ever
Creature" Mrs. Clarence Robb; al
pointment of committees; announc
5 ment. adjournment
Noon intermission; commits
meetings.
Afternoon session-With the King
: musicians, the Rev W. W. Sharpe
b. III u dlnllS lOl Tie NIB : Del VIZ
7, Miss Fannie E. Hitch; that the King
, house may be filled, Miss Maggie
Wilson; offering for the King; how {
= extend the Kingdom, Miss Edna
Barker; leaks in the Sunday scho'
and how to stop them, Dr.. l..
Hainer; thirteen papers Of histor.
I the hundred secretaries; the men +,
7 Delaware for the King, /. Elme
! Perry; temperance teaching; a. in th
| elementary grades, Mrs. n. B. Regis
: ter: b, in the class, Slisha Harris;
r from the desk, ]. E. Ellegood; repol
g O. committees and election Of officers
= convention song and adjournment.
Evening session-With the King
4 musicians, the Rev. c. w. Moore; III
finished business; offering for tf
King, a new impetus, DR.. L.
Hainer; in the footsteps of the Kin
Professor H. S. Goldey.