Evening journal., 1913-11-07
EFFECTIVE
WORK TOPIC
OF WORKERS
EndeavOrers Hear Today How
Society Can Be Made More
Profitable
WORKERS ENGAGE
In CONFERENCES

Tie second days session Of the
iHenty-fourth annual convention of
the Delaware Christian Endeavor
Union is being held in St. Paul's M.
Il. Church today. Yesterday the mem
bcrs of each local society we're shown
how to better perform their mission
in. the way OF Effective Organiza-
ton" Today the special topic OF the
session Is Effective Administrations -
showing the society at work. The
business Of the session this morning
included conferences OF the different
committees and the respective chair
men will present reports of each one
at the session this afternoon.
The conferences which were held in
charge of the chairmen were as fol-
lows: Prayer meeting, Mrs. Jo-
sephine Kitchens; lookout, the Rev.
Charles II. Hubbell. missionary, Miss
Clara RICHTER; juniors. Miss Ann b.
Ellison; citizenship, the Rev. W. w.
Johnson; miscellaneous, the Rev. J.
IL. Straughn.
Brief addresses on the fundament-
ais Of the work we're given by the
Rev. w. b. Judefnd. Baltimore. Nd.
and the Rev. Charles H. Hubbcll, OF
Adrian, Mich.
An interesting feature Of the session
this morning was a demonstration Of
"fhe Society in Session." in connection
with which a duet was sung by the
Rev. Mr.. Judcind and Mr. Stone oi
Baltimore.
In the absence OF DIR. J. Roscoe Elliott
Of LAUREL DR.. Straughn spoke on the
Effective Prayer Meeting which was
the special topic OF demonstration.
The session closed with a quiet hour
conducted by the Rev j ". Wcddell OF
Woodbury., \. j.. and the delegates ad-
iourned for luncheon which was served
iu the basement Of the church. The
members of the luncheon committee
were Miss Leila Jones, Mrs. William B,
Smith. Jr.. Mrs. Harry Miller. Miss
Anna Fredd. Miss Emily r. Finn A.
Rca DuBcl and Ernest Jackson
An informal social was held in the
basement OF the church last evening 30
that all might become personally ac-
quainted. Games and music were en-
loyed and the evening WAS a delightful
unc throughout
Much interest is being shown in the
exhibit OF Bibles and missionary liter
ature. The Bibles which are similar
to the ones placed in each room Of
the Hotel DUPONT, by the Whining
ton G. T.. Union. and a greater portion
OF the Christian llndeavor supplies
arc for sale The missionary material
on Miss Clara Fighters table Is FOR
afree distribution.
Z This afternoon. reports viii be pre-
scented by the different committees
and officers. and there viii be ad'
dresses by tho Rev. G.. NJ. Clayton, oi
Washington. ID. G. Frank p. Mitchell
gof the Y N. c. A., Frank IT. Long
president of the Wilmington Union
Rand the Rev c. n. Hubbeli and a
demonstration by the Junior members
of the Union, with Miss Wells and
Miss Ellison In charge.
Other delegates who have reported
are:
Port Penn.--Mrs. William McMul-
len. Jr. Joseph II. Carpenter.
Laurel.-Addic X. Elliot. Joseph II.
Stuvangbu, Mrs. J.. Ray Otwell, Mary
Burford
Philadelphia Allen W. Clegg, Bert
Z. Rudolph, Eva H. Brown.
Milford DIR. Evans Robert.
Ocean Yiew-Vera Hocher.
Odessa. Helen B. Watkins.
Woodbury.. ~ John W. Weddell.
Middletown.-Ma S. Rothwoll
Seaford--R A. Steward, Laura A,
Aliens. Augusta A. Ockels.
harrington. NJ. Kitchens, G. e.
Jacobs.
Lowes.-Mrs w. II. Steel, w. II,
Steel. W. w. Johnson.
Howard G. Ross. Charles H.
Roland.
Z DOVER-Mrs H. buckingham, Miss
NJ. Lloyd. G.. Austen Merritt.
Newark-Mrs. IT. \. Reed. b. s.
Caulk, Florence r. Butler, James 5
Bronsc, Miss Mary b. Johnson.