The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1916-04-15
Presbyterial Societies Meeting

The annual meetings of the Home
and f oreign Presbyterian Societies, as
announced last week, met at Berlin on
tuesday. The business meeting and
the annual election of the foreign So
ciety took place Tuesday afternoon.
Miss Bertha Tyson, of Rising Sun,
foreign president, presided over the
afternoon session and delivered an ad-
dress. Two changes We're made in the
personnel of the officers and it was
with regret that the resignation Of
Mrs. John McElmoyle. of Elkton, who
had served as corresponding secretary
for II years, and of Miss NJ. A. Barr.
of Wilmington, who had served as
recording secretary for 20 years, were
received. Their respective places
were hled by Mr.. j. A. Herod, Of
Salisbury, and Mrs. w. A. Barr, Of
Wilmington Officers were elected as
follows:
President-Miss Bertha NJ. Tyson,
Rising Sun.
Honorary presidents Eva
B. Taylor, Wilmington; Mrs. j. Will
kins Cooch, Newark; Mrs. U. f. Smi-
ley, Wilmlnc ton.
District -presidents-Mrs. w. S.
Prickett, Wilmington; Mrs. j. B.Price,
Wilmington; Miss Mariana Barr,
Wilmington; Miss Margaret Gilpju,
Elkton Mrs. f. E.Robinson, Whining
ton; Miss S. C. Bowman, Wilmington;
Mrs. r. C. Lewis, Elkton; Mrs. w. S.
Schoolfield, Pocomoke; Mrs. j. A. Her
old, Salisbury; Mrs. c. E. Vincent,
Snow Hill.
Serretaries-Cmres ponding. Mrs. J..
A. Herold, Salisbury; recording sec
retary, Mrs. w. A. Barr, Wilmington;
literature, Miss Anne B. Ellison, Sum-
nit Bridge; boxes, Mrs. C. B. Evans,
Newark.
Young Peoples Secretaries-C. E.
Societies. Miss Lorraine Fassett. Ris-
ing Sun; Westminster Guilds and Y.
W. Society, Mrs. Clarence Clifford,
Rising Sun; Bands, Light Bearers and
Junior c. E., Miss Ruth l.. Gunby, Of
Salisbury
Treasurer-Mrs. Martha A. Martin,
603 Franklin avenue. Baltimore.
Synodical President-Mrs. Edward
Stimson, 2200 Maryland avenue, Bal
timore.
Synodical Committee-Mrs. C. NJ.
BouIden Elkton; Mrs. R. 7. Mccain,
J.., Kirkwood; Mrs. J. Frank Ball,
1919 Park Place, Wilmington; Mrs.
f. w. Polk. Pocomoke City.
Wednesday morning was devoted to
the Home Presbyterial Society, which
elected the following officers presented
by the nominating committee compos-
ed of Mrs. Joseph Turner, of Port De-
post; Mrs. John McElmoyle, Elkton,
and Ms. Thomas Kane, Berlin.
President-Mrs. James S. Hopper,
Chesapeake City.
Honorary vice -presidents,-Mrs Will
liam K. Crosby, Brookline, Mass;
Mrs. j. B. Turner. Port Deposit; Miss
Bertha Harlan, Wilmington.
District e-presidents-Mrs. Rob
ert Ferriday. Wilmington; Mrs. Lydia
Derrickson. Marshallton; Mrs. d. W.
Harlan. Wilmington; Mrs. Charles H.
Morris, North East; Mrs. Charles Der
rickson, Middletown: Mrs. John c. Nc
Elmoyle. Elkton; Mrs. Carrie Ritter,
Dover; Mrs. A. O. Reynolds, Colora;
Mrs J.. D. Collier. Salisbury; Mrs.
Kate Hudson. Berlin; Miss Margar-
eta Barr, Wilmington.
M. Clara Whaler, Wilmington; re-
cording, Miss Elizabeth G. Black, New
Castle; freedmen. Mrs. Walter ID.
Bush. Wilmington; literature. MISS
Elizabeth Rowland. Port Deposit;
boxes, Mrs. David Stewart. New Cas-
tie; mission study. Miss Anne b. Eli
son Summit Bridge.
Young neople's secretaries-C =.
Societies, Miss Lorraine Fassett. KS
ing Sun; Westminster Guilds and T.
W. Societies. Mrs. Clarence Glfford;;
Rising Sun; bands, Light Bearers ana