Evening journal., 1913-05-28
EPWORTH LEAGUE
SCHOOL CONCLAVE
18th Annual Convention Of
Unions at MiIIinGtOn
in June

The eighteenth annual convention
Of the Wilmington District Epworth
League and Sunday School, Methodist
Episcopal Church. Delaware Confer
ence. will be held in John Wesley NJ
E. Church. Millington, Md, on June L.,
is and 10.
The district officers and members OF
the executive committee are: Presi-
dent, the Rev. r. H. Hargis; second
vice-president. Miss Adaline Brooks;
third vice-president, the Rev. S. j..
Horsey; fourth vice-president, Mrs.
Minnie Goldsboro; recording secrel
tary, Mrs. G. F. Anderson; correspond
ing secretary, the Rev. o. p. Dicker-
son; treasurer, the Rev. j. r. Taylor;
Junior League superintendent, Mrs NJ.
F. CLANCY; executive committee, DR..
W. F. Cotton, d s., the Rev. j. A. JEFF
fcrs, Prof. S. l.. Conwell, the Rev d.
H. Hargis. the Rev. W. A. Hubbard,
the Rev. L. S. Moore and the Rev. j. l..
Parker.
The following program has been ar
ranged for the three days session:
First day. Tuesday. June 17-Even-
ing session, 7.30 o'clock. Convention
called to order by the president ID. n.
Hargis, ID. d.; devotions. the Rev. j.
r. Cook communion service, con-
Quoted by DR. W. F. Cotton, district
superintendent; organization, ap-
pointment OF committees, reception of
delegates by credentials; welcome ad-
dress, the Rev. p. W. Price; response,
the Rev J. H. Stevenson; adjournment
and social hour.
Second day. Wednesday, June IS
Morning session, S45 o'clock; devo-
tiOns, the Rev. J. H. Harris; reports
from district officers; written reports
from delegates. ten minutes devotion,
| the Rev. ]. A. Jeffers: THE Adult
Bible Class: An Essential Factor in
Developing the Brotherhood. the Rev.
| o. p. Dickerson: rs the EpwOrth
League Accomplishing Its Intended
Mission? II Not Why, the Remedy
Miss r. b. King; adjournment. After
loon session, o'clock. DevOtions, the
Rev. T. 0. Johns: How Can We Bet
ter the Moral and Social Life OF Our
Pecple?" Andrew Wilson; SHOULD Not
All Our Members Seek a Deeper Work
of Grace?" James r. Carroll; Mo
ments," with the delegates, thirty. min
utes; "The Effect of Our Present Day
/ Dress" the Rev l.. S. Moore 1.-THE
| Socialized Sunday School the Rev
S. J. Horsey; adjournment. Evening
session. 7.3O o'clock. Devotions, the
Rev. y r. Taylor; fraternal greetings
response. the Rev. r. S. Johns; edu-
cetional platform meeting. Speakers
/ Presidents W. c. Jason, ID. d., and j
] o. Spencer, Phi. d., and Principal T. RI
Kiah. A. B.; adjournment.
/ Third day, Thursday, June 19-
Morning session. S.45 o'clock. Deyo
tions. the Rev. l.. +. Toulson; Some
Methods OF Self-culture,' Mrs. H. R
Hargis: "The Sunday School Teacher
Before the Class Methods" Mrs Mar,
f. CLANCY; "The Junior Epworthiani
Tvs. Intemperance." the Rev w. A
Hubbard. The Growth and Develop
ment Of the Negro Since the Emanci
uation." Dr. w. c. Jason, adjourn
ment. Afternoon session, ? O'Clock
Deyotions. the Rev J. O. Stanley
THE Epworth League and SUNDAY
School: Their Relation to Missions,
Miss Adaline Brooks; "lndustrlallsm
The Hope Of Our YOUTH Prof. s. L
Conwell; THE Girl: Her Moral anC
Spiritual Culture" Mrs Eva l.
Raikes; THE knights Of Methodism II
Social Reform" the Rev. Moses
Thompson; election and installation
of officers. Evening session, Z .,
o'clock. Devotions, the Rev. W. {
pickerson; annual sermon, the Rev
]. l.. Parker; evangelistic services.