Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-11-24
CHURCH CLUB GIVES
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The bishop suggested : dinner just
before the convention next year, which,
he suggested, be given by the Church Club
in honor OF tho distinguished glests.
Tho bishop empasised the Importance
of living up to the obligation in tho nation
wide campaign.
All men OF the church were appealed
to, to recognise the necessities Of the do
cese, MS well as the parish. He hoped for
conference in the whole of tho diocesan
life. Parish pride, he said, Is commend
able but should be secondary il the aims
and objects OF the diocese arc to succeed.
The parishes arc integral parts Of the whole
church, and il is the duty Of all 10 work
for the whole church--one for oil and all
for one.
The Diocese Of Delaware Is small, he
said, but that IL an advantage. IT per-
mits of more general understanding
among each other and add to its strength
and its opportunities to do good, IL ne
can encourage this he will feel that he
is accomplishing something. .
Creed or scot, he said, will not operate
against anybody, in his eyes. Any person
in trouble, man, woman or child, no
matter what creed, would never find a
deaf ear at Bishopstead. The bishop said
he would need help in many things he
had to do, and he looked TO the laymen
to give this help.
ENERGY NEEDED, sArs REV. II. r. SILVER
Rev. III. Percy Silver, rector of the
Church of the Incarnation, New York,
paid high tribute TO Bishop Cock, having
known him before he became bishop.
clergyman His talk was witty through
Il, al I~aue hny,o s,uptf,-
canoe truths and gave some excellent adj
vice. He spoke Of the necessity of the
church mapping out definite program
and following IL. He also spoke of the good
result of cooperation and energy. He
said he saw much evidence OF this in
Delaware. The Church Club was the evil
dence of the existence of real worth
while Americans in Delaware. IL showed
that there are men in the state that realize
that there is something for them TO do
and that they ere doing il. They are not
going 10 allow foreign influence To under
mine our national institutions The time
has come when tho church of Christ
challenges every man 10 do his very best.
The men Of the church must get busy and
do something really worth while He
spoke of the serious condition Of the world
and the necessity for stopping the down
wand trend The country needs religion,
he said. Let us forget politics and get
down TO business--for the glory of the
nation. Drive out the shadow and let the
glorious sunshine have chance Now ia
the hour when men who believe In the
glory of living will take the leadership
That's the Job Of every man who works
in the name of Christ He showed how the
IL disciples changed the aspect of the
world through their faith, giving this ~
an evidence of what the church of Dela-
ware can do.
PRESIDENT HULLIHrN's GREETING.
DR.. Walter Hullihen, president of
Delaware College said he had found
serious problems Of administration when
he came TO Delaware These are rvceiv-
ing consideration. He felt that Bishop
Cook would be helpful in the effort 70
overcome some of these problems. He
hoped for the assistance and counsel Of
the Church Club, as well as all good citi-
sens of the state, in his efforts to promote
the educational interests Of the state.
JupoE GRAF EXTENDS WELCOME.
Judge Georgc .Grsy, though no. a
member of the club, being Preshyte risn,
wa. accorded 40 enthusiastic greeting
when asked 10 make an address. Hs wei