Evening journal., 1915-06-03
Church OUTLINES
ENDOWMENT plans
Dover District Will Raise
Its Apportionment by
the Group Method
DIPLOMAS SOON
FOR DOVER GRADS


DOVER. Del, June 3.-Ihe program
for the commencement exercises of the
Dover public schools. to be held We'd
nesday evening. June l6, in the Dover
Opera House, follows:
Invocation, the Rev. w. L. Needham,
pastor of the First Baptist Church, es-
say, "The Legends OF che Delaware, p
Miss Florence jackson; grafton, Con
solidation of Delaware Schools" Byron
Nj. Cubbage piano duct, Misses Anna
NJ. Carter and Ivy NJ. Hudson; essay,
"1he Non -Alilitariasm of the United
States" Miss Beatrice Evans; essay,
Living Within Our Means" Irving II.
Boggs; quartet, Beatrice Evans. Myrtle
B. Raymond, Harry r. Jackson, Robert
j. Quillen; essay, Farewell" William
H. Walker; address To graduates, Frank
lin BrocksOn; music; presentation OF d.
plomas. chairman of the Dover Board Of
Educaton; bencdiction, the Rev. Mr..
Needham.
The baccalaureate sermon viii be
preached Sunday morning, June Is, N
Wesley NJ +. Church by the Rev. Wal
ter +. Gunby.
A "group meeting Of the Conference
Claimants Endowment Fund Commits
sion for Dover district was held in Nes-
ley Church yesterday. The meeting was
called by the Rev W. f. Gunby TO con-
,sider methods and plans for the securing
of a greater iberalty and cooperation
of the laymen and congregations ON the
endowment fund. The following
churches comprise the group;
Armory and Asbury. Frederiea, Bow
ers. Barratt's Chapel, Camden. Magnolia
Lebanon, Wyoming. Union, Canterbury
Woodside Viola. Little Creek, st. Jones
Leipsic. Rsymond's. FELTON,. Manship
Masten's Corner, Wesley, Dover.
The pastors present at yesterday
meeting were: The Revs. W. i. Gunhy
Alfred Smith John w. Jones, W. J.
Matthews. Edwin Gardner. District Su
pcrintendent r. X. Stephenson and W. &
Koons Edward Willim and Harry
Mayer, OF Dover represented the lay
men.
In order TO secure cooperation Will
the pastors in presenting the cause the
following laymen were appointed in then
respective churches Armory j. \. era
ham; Ashury, Mr.. and Mrs a. B. Harri
son: Wesley. Harry Mayer. George W
Tebo. s. b. Magec; FELTON,, George G
Herring. J. N. Killen, Robert Friedel
Frederca. II. T. Moore. No appoint
mcnts werc made for the other churches
in the group.
The following schedule was prepared
for the presentation of the endowment
feature i'm the several churches, Will
the speakers for the same:
Juno 90 Armorv, the Rev. w. G
Rooms. 80 O'Clock June p. the Rev
r. X. Stephenson, 1890 o'clock.
Asbury, June q, the Rev. H. g
Budd. 3 y. m.
Leipsic. June 20, the Rev. W. Y
Gunby. 1890 a. m.
Raymonds, June 20. the Rev. r. K
Stephenson.
Wyoming. June 90. L. Jackson. 1915
a. M; the Rev +. II. Gardner. 7.3I
y. m.
Union. June 90. L. Jackson. 3 p. m
Canterbury. June 27. the Rev w
r. Matthews. 1870 a. M. Woodside.
p m.
Viola. June 20. the Rev. b. l.. Nc
Fsrland. 7.30 p. m.
Magnolia. June 90 the Rev. Alfros
Smith. 1890 a. m; Bowers. 3 p. IN
Barratt's Chapel. June 27, the Rev
A R. Brown, p. m.
FELTON, June 27. the Rev. J. w
Jones. 1890 2. m; Masten's, p. m
Manship. June 90 the Rev. B.
Mcfarland 3 p. m.
Little Creek June 20, the Rev. B. L
Mcfarland. 1890 a. m.
ST. Jones', June 27 the Rev. h. K
Stephenson, p. m.
Frederica, June 27. Harry Mayer
lo.3n p. m.
Camden. June 20. the Rev. R. x
Stephenson, 1880 a. m.
Lebanon. June 20. Harry Mayer,
p. m.
Wesley. Dover. June 20. the Rev
W. G.. Rooms, 1880 a. m.
June q, the Rev. r. X. Stephenson
730 p. m.
The board of directors Of the Cam
cen Camp Meeting Association hav
decided to install gas lights on tn
grounds. A special entrance 10 III
ground will also be made for auto
mobiles.
Miss Christine Tingling, of Virginis
National w. c. r. L. lecturer. VIII
speak in Wesley NJ. f. Church thi
evening.
On the charge of assulting his wifi
Oscar Stehley. of Smyrna, has fur
nished bail.
T. F. Cooke, tax collector, report
that collections received up to June
prior to which a rebate of FIVE pc
cent was allowed, amount to $4,000
Because of the heavy rain whic
visited this section all Of yesterda!
making it impossible to carry out III
arrangements previously agreed upo
for the street parade in connectio
with the firemen's carnival yesterda
afternoon, the parade has been pos
poned until tomorrow afternoon
Jessup Kay will be marshal and wi
have as his assistants DR.. Cecil de ,
Harbordt and Edward A. Bower
One Of the features Of the parade wi
be Dover's original fire pump engin
purchased in 1870.