Evening journal., 1913-10-09
EAST DOVER
SCHOOL WORK
Progress in Religious Work
During Yeor Repeated at
Convention
NEW CENTURY CLUB
OPENS FALL WORK

Specialize THE EVENING JOURNAL.
DOVER, DEL Oct s-Joseph Nc
Daniel has entered Jefferson Medical
College. Philadelphia. for course in
medicine.
William Penn Shockley, the Dover
attorney. VINO was appointed to the
position Of vice-counsel to Bor-
deaux, left yesterday for Bordeaux.
Yesterday was the opening day Of
the Dover Century Club. the execu-
tive Beard rendering to the members
a reception at the Club Rooms. on the
Public Square
Mrs. James II. Hughes has issued
. invitations for an afternoon tea on
Thursday. October 16, from 4 to 6.
The East Dover Hundred Sunday
School Association held its annual
convention in the Dover Presbyterian
Church here yesterday. Tile days
session was opened with devotions
conducted by the Rev j. T. Bailey.
"As II Looks to the President" and
AS the Secretary Knows It." were
subjects discussed by A. B. Baxter,
president. and Mrs H. c. Taylor. sec
/ rotary OF the association
Front Line Schools. what are the
I requirements and how can the school
reach the Standard" was the subject
! Of the Rev A. w. Lightbourn. He en-
/ phasized the need of Evergreen
/ Schools in order to become front
! line schools.
Miss Lila Aron spoke on Teaching
Temperance Lessons"
Teaching the Missionary Lesson,
was discussed by the Rev. Howard
Jones. formerly Of the Wilmington NJ
f. Conference. taking the place of the
Rev T. J. Sarde, who was suddenly
called from town.
The afternoon devotions we're in
charge of the Rev. II. G. Budd, of the
Wilmington Conference Academy. fol
lowing which came the subject
Meeting the Needs Of the Children
which was taken up under separate
heads as follows:
Cradle Roll, Miss Helen L. Jones
From Six 10 Nine" Miss Kelley. o.
the Conference Academy and From
Nine to Twelve" by Mrs. f. T. Hip
we'll all emphasizing the need o
ages designated.
"Harbessing Teen Activities" wal
the subject Of Dr. George McKelway
who contended that the child I'm tn,
teen age was to he looked al as care
: fully as at any other age, as the de
cisons Of the teen age we're general.
lasting
Organizing and Teaching the Adul
al
handled by DR. H. G. Budd. of tn
Academy.
"The Church in the school," wa
the subject opened by the Rev. J.. I
, Bailey. who urged the need OF tn
school in the church as the school {
today viii be the church Of tomorrow
"A Message from the Field and Ho
, il Looks" was embodied in a shol
talk by Miss Edna c. Barker. stat
secretary. who showed the prospect
for Delaware. we're unusually brigh
and that Delaware showed the ber
organized work in the United Statel
At the evening session, Miss Barke
alos gave an interesting address o
her trip to Switzerland, in attendanc
at the Worlds Sunday School Cor
vention.
At the evening session, the followin
officers were elected; President, Ed Wi
lin; vice president, James Wheatley
secretary and treasurer, Miss Helen
, Jones; vice-presidents of severei
churches in the hundred-Wesley NJ F
Thomas c. Roe; Baptist. William Fo
r KUN; Armory NJ r.. Miss Edith Gu
len; Methodist Protestant, Fred Bailey
, PRESBYTERIAN. Mrs. J A. Downes; Epi
= canal Nfiac Toura Caunon. 81 fonoe \
T.. Mrs. Sara Wilson; Peoples Chri
tian Church. Mrs. W. r. Peters supe
E intendent of home department, Mrs.
j Ferguson; superintendent of tempe
ance, Mrs Emma Caulk; superintendent
I of mission, Miss Jennie Salisbury; Sc
ondary division, the Rev. j. T. Bale,
elementary department, Mrs. E. I. Hi
!. well.