Evening journal., 1914-05-13
MAY Give LAITY
EQUAL Vote To
NAME BISHOP
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mitted by Mr.. Kirkus reads as fol-
lows
"rhat upon the Office Of bishop becom-
ing vacant. the election shall be held at
q regular OF special meeting of con
vention, with three-fourths of all the
clerical and lay delegates representing
three -fourths of all the congregations
in the diocese present. They shall vote
separately and concurrently and the
presbyter receiving a two-thrds major
ity OF a concurrent vote shall be
elected"
Mr.. Kirkus also proposed that the
vtstry shall elect a treasurer, who shall
give bond. Other proposals 20 amend
the constitution were submitted by the
Rcvs. G.. II. Holmead, Aban Richey, n.
G.. Hill and ID. l.. Donaghey All were
referred TO the committee on constitu-
tion and canons. which is expected to
report on them this afternoon
The committee on unfinished bnsl-
ness reported that the following pro-
posed amendments to the canons
should be acted on:
The diocesan representatives Of the
third missionary department should
be exroflicio a member of the COM
mittee
A canon providing for the election
OF a chancellor.
A canon providing for an educa-
tiOnal secretary for the diocese.
Frederick Bringhurst was elected
treasurer of the diocese; George r..
Hoffecker was elected a trustee, and
the Rev, E. II. j. Andrews, Of Mil
ford, was elected registrar. Judge
Edward G. Bradford was elected a
member OF the committee on con-
stitution and canons to serve until
1919.
Christ Church, Dover, was selected
as the meeting place for next years
convention. A telegram OF greeting was
sent to the Rev. Dr. George c. Hall of
st. Johns Church. Wilmington, who is
III in Atlantic City.
Clcrical-Rev. W. II. Laird, Rev r.
NJ. kirkus, Rev. b. +. Thompson.
The following we're elected dele
gates to the Primary Council in Pitts
burgh: Rev. +. G.. Hill, Rev. B. f.
Thompson, Rev. ID. l.. Donaghey, A.
A. Curtis, Or. W. p. Orr, of Lewes,
Harry E Spachman.
Judge e. G. Bradford and Wood
burn Martin were elected lay mem
bers of the standing committee.
The report of the treasurer of The
mission committee showed a balance
of $997 "a in 1918; receipts, $2,903 68;
expenditures, s2,93771; balance
S963.S1.
nh, .o,.o.,t - a., tro,.,,,-o. - Al,
trustees, registrar, committees on so.
cial service and Sunday school in
stitutes also we're read.
The reoort of Frederick Brnghurst
treasurer Of the convention. showed
a balance tf St4S.
The delegates to the convention
are:
I Wilmington Churches.
Calvary. d. Carter, w. d. Pal
mer, T. w. Galloway and r. W. Tad
man.
Holy Trinity COld swedes) Wi
liam II. Morgan, William r. Cochran
/ Charles J. Marden and Leroy Swain
Walter Pyle, Jame
Brooks, George Powick and Georg'
w. Shinn
St Andrew's-H. E. Speakman, p
II. Ford. c. B. Palmer, II. b. Rayner
land e. b. Coy
st John's-Hon. Edward G. Brad
ford, A. Felix dupont, George A. El
lott and f. Bringhurst.
! Trinity-Charles A. Cook, Richar'
Reese. John S. Grohe and Charles NJ
| Curtis.
Outside Of Wilmington.
Dover, Christ Church-Henry
Beers, Jr., William Pennewill. VIII
liam ID. Denney and r. r. Kenney.
Georgetown, St. Pauls-R. II
Fooks, NJ o. Short, DR.. J. B. NAPLES
Jr., and l.. l.. Layton.
Greenville, Christ Churchill. !
DUPONT, James r. Davis. Eugene du
Pont and A. NJ. l.. dupont
Laurel. St. Phillips. Turpi
Wright, e. f. Valiant, I. J. Woote
and II. X. Greene.
I.ewes, St. Peter's-Dr. w. p. Or
DIR. H. r. Burton. c. II. Maull and 7
i V. Lyons.
Milford. Christ Church-R. ,
Watson, II. r. Witt, S, John Abbo
and Daniel G.. Collins.
Middletown, st. Anne's-J
r Foard, William p. Bradford, G.
Peverley and J. G. Bragdon.
Millsboro, ST. Mark's-H. c. Fran
G. L. Ellis, ]. A. Burton and Villa
E Ellis.
Milton, st. John Bapust-C
b. Bacon, p. p. Welch, r. II. Dougll
S and Robert b. Hopkins.
Newark. St. Thomas'-Alfred
Curtis, DIR. G, A. Harter, DR., A.
h Houchin and II. II. Curtis.
o New Castle, Immanuel-A. V.
{ George, Elwood V. Platt, l.. E. EliasC
II and J. r. Lambson.
e Smyrna, st. Peters--Henry
S Grieves, Joseph B. Hum, Robert
4 Hill and Charles II. LeFevre.
l. Camden, St Paul's-Remsen
q Barnard and William Graham.
"a Delmar, All Saints'-Edwin S. 81
d man.
= Harrington. st. Stephen's-H. NJ
Id honey Denning
g Indian River, ST. George's-D.
8 Burton and Clifford Burton.
A. Long Neck, Trinity Linl
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