Evening journal., 1912-10-17
KENT SUNDAY
SCHOOL WORK
Is Reported at Annual All Day
Meeting in Camden
Church
Mr.. HERRING IS THE
NEW PRESIDENT

Special to THE EVENING JOURNAL
CAMDEN, Del, Oct. 1.-THE nine
teenth annual convention Of the Kent
County Sunday School Association was
held in the Methodist Episcopal Church
yesterday
Those assisting in the convention in
cluded Miss Florence Burke OF Camden,
and Mrs. A. +. Faulkner of Magnolia,
the former speaker presenting "What
Camden Expects from the Convention
and the latter speaker, What the Con-
yention Expects from Camden"
'fhc Bible in the SCHOOL, WAS rr.s
subject OF an address by the Rev. II. S.
johnson of Dover, followed with con
ference, Training the Workers Of To-
morrow" the first subdivision, "rrain-
ing the Teachers being taken by Miss
Edna Ewell; second. Training the Off
GERS" Thomas irons, anl third, Training
the Members by Mrs. Ella Benson
Foundation Stones was the subject
Of most interesting talk by Mrs. Mary
Foster Brynor.
Messages from the field by the hundred
secretaries was a pleasing feature OF
the morning session. which showed the
work being done throughout the county.
AZ the afternoon session many inter-
esting subjects were discussed, including
Missionary Teaching" by Mrs. J. W.
Weddell, Dover; "The Intermediates, =
by the Rev. Thomas Getz Hill OF Smyrna;
"Their Characteristic" by Miss Halket,
Wilmington; Keeping Them in the Sun.
day school," by the Rev. Mr.. Hill, and
Methods OF Organization by the Rev.
George M. Bounds
"Ihc Flock and the Fold" by Mrs.
Mary Bryner Poster was another in.
teresting address of the convention A
round table followed
The report OF hundred secretaries was
given by the state Secretary, Miss Edna
C.. Barker OF Milford.
] Prior to the afternoon adjournment the
| following officers we're elected; Presi-
dent George G. Herring FELTON,; Vice.
President. B. +. b. Woodall. Milford; Re.
cording Secretary, Mrs. Carrie G.. Rit.
ter, Dover; Corresponding Secretary and
Treasurer. Prof Howard r. Moore Fred
erica Chorister, Walter O. Hodecker,
Smyrna.
Executive Committee-P Prot. Wesley
Webb. Iover; James p. Pierce. Milford; (;
L. NJ. Price, Smyrna; r. J. Ferguson,
Dover jefferson l.. Cooper. Cheswold
Departmental Workers Elementary.
Mrs Alice WiN. Harrington; home. Miss
Jennie Mcintosh Camden; teacher train
ing, Mrs g. c. Herring. FELTON,; temper
ance. Mrs G.. j. Meredith. FELTON,; mis-
sionary, Mrs Clara V. Wharton. Hous.
ton; adult class. Prof N. l. Hvdron
| frederica; secondary division. Rev
Thomas q. Hill. Smyrna.
Hundred Secretaries Duck Creek
Miss Mary Warner. Smyrna; East
Dover. Mrs. Herman g. TAYLOR, Dover,
kenton, S. Brady Cooper. Cheswold
Little Creek. Mrs. Jennie Jarnan. Lcip
sic: Milford, Dr {. w. Reid. Milford
Mispllion. Irving Legates, Harrington
North liurderkill. Joseph Barbour
Woodside; South Murdcrkill Prof. How
ard r Moor, Frederick; West Dover
Mrs. a. B. Harrison, Dover
Members of State Executive Commit
tee Prof Wesley Webb. Dover. ON,
wear; l.. NJ Price. Smyrna. two years
A. W. Carrow. fredericl. three years.
The committee ON resolutions urged
greater missionary work. stronger tenn.
, pernnce work and such action that will
cause the more emphatic enforcement OF
! the Local Option Laws in the two lower
counties of the State The resolution
also favored an Anti-Cig,uette law.