Evening journal., 1920-11-24
URGES CHURCH
To AID NATION
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necenuy in Norfolk Va, ana salu /
ne had taken the liberty Of inviting |
that body TO hold It's annual meet |
ing next November In Wilmington.
The invitation had been accepted and
he prOpOsed 20 turn over the entire
question OF entertaining the members
iOf the synod and the ladies who viii
accompany them t0 the Church Club.
As a preliminary the Bishop said he
would shortly call a me ting az
lBishopstead Of the yestries OF an me
Episcopal Churches in Wilmington.
at which a beginning would be made
on plans foE the SynOd's coming.
Meanwhile" continued Bishop
Cook, zone OF the greatest duties
you members OF this club can per-
form Is for each and every one 1i
you 10 be in your church pew every
Sunday in tho year" Another nursl
OF applause erected this sentiment. |
The Rev Mr.. Silver proved a speak
er OF much force. win a host OF brill
liant stories, mostly from The South
and Southwest. To introducing him,
| Mr.. Thompson called attention 10 me
reCtOr's distinguished record In army
service. as chaplain In the Philippines,
at Fort LNavenworlh, Kan, and al
West Point. n Y.
After predicting mat Bishop Cook
and child In the diocese working az
ton speed ard urging the men OF
Delaware 10 stand up for their state
more IN the same breezy manner as
do CalifOrnians. Mr.. Silver called on
"all rsd-blooded Americans 20 put
their shoulders 10 the wheel and pro
tect the government against Wild
eyed soap-box agitators and fana-
ties from abroad" He pleaded Tor
more faith. trust, conscience ana tel,
lowship In TIE business life and said
the men Of the church should help
clean up the evils which harass
the business world today.
Or. Hunhen spoke briefly, having
delivered a lengthy address at Della
ware College earlier In the day. TIC
said the question OF religious nurture
in a college was very difncut, be-
cause latitude must be given for an
creeds lie intend d 10 look TO Blshop
Cook for counsel and advice ana 70
the Church Club for support In MS
work In Delaware, he SAID. Like Tue
, bishop, Or. Hullihen then declared ne
/, came 20 Delaware TO be an active cl.-
izen and not merely president OF
, college.
Thanking the members for inviting
: him 90 be a guest at their dinner,
! even though he was high Presby-
n ] H.
, TO know that the Church Club was a
Give and prosperous factor In the
community" He paid high tribute 10
, Bishop Cook 81 am convinced ne
! said, "the Bishop Is a most valuabl le
= ! acquisition 20 Delaware as Stale
, apart from his value 10 the Diocese, "
\ The judge then attacked the "insid-
2 ious inluenes.' which were seek.
I ing 10 drag down the government OF
ne Tnited states" He urged al
good churchmen 70 support the insii-
ltutlons Of freedom and liberty as
founded by the forefathers 10 the
l"last drop Of their blood
Following Is the menu OF the dinner
? Huitres Chincoteague
potage Celestine
1 Fnet de Sole salute a La Menuier
Pouiet Printemps Roti au Cr ssoi
Pommes De Terse Gauffrette
Petit POis Francois.
=. Salade Occur de Laitue Long ISLAM
IS Biscuits Saltlnes
D. Glaze Vsnnle ei Chocolat
= Petit Fours Assortis
"a Cafe Demilasse
in Those present were. Former Jude'
~ George GRAY. Governor-eleot william
N IN. Denney, Or. H. p Hullihcn, II. L
~ Thompson. Chancellor Charles NJ
- Curtis, the Rev II. Percy silver Ool
a, onel George A. Elliott. Harry +. speak
" man. A. Felix dupont, the Rev. Rich
'u ard W Tapnen. the Rev. Fredericl
u NJ Kirkus. George R. HOmecker,- ;
Warren Hall John s. GrOhe, Harrie 7
1- price. the Rev. Alhan Rlchey, the Rev
le Charles II. Holmead, Albert W. Cum
or minis. Richard Reese, the ltav 10
e. seph II. carp, 5. Austin McCann.
rs Franklin J. Murpheys A " Lesll ,sll,
in Eichells. Harry u. Ford. the Rev
ne Robert Bell. Charles Z. Disheh, G. L
he Dubell. Henry F. dupont, Frederick I
rs Ashton. y. p. iGhson. @. Marshall Bar
he Ion. N. G.. Rose. w G.. Haupt, Genera
G. James II. Wilson, C. 4. Rantz, William
Is ~ Dean, Charles w Colmery,. Jane
OF II. Morris, Edward S: Helllngs, a; -; u
r Grler Nyin MILAN RscbarS n T@SmpTSeL MeLmsRir m
40 F. Blair Ely, W. II. Beacon
Va Thomas Hll. r. Leslie Carpenter, N
'N Rev. Alfred Lee Jones, the he'
Thomas Geiz Hill. p. l.. Dopagha
] r.. Baily. ]. II. Maston. Edwar
J., lT. Janney, Julian Adair. Howard !
Seaman, Harry l.. Doto, the hev. y
IA mund II. stevens, the Rev. John IN
r. cry NMIh hrf 81 II nNtNftNf
IN Lawrence Boyce, Herman T. Dunca
- n Apn HNles c. B. Evans. DR. J..
~ Fllarood. ! Harvey Whiteman, Ere
~ erick Bringhurst, Victor d. Hanb
"o Stephen A. Douglas Elwood a. Davl
nd charles A. Cook, Alonzo Newlin, wa
~ Ter ID. Fox, ]. W. Mitchell, John Bal
"a croft former Judge H. G. Grubh, u
~ Rev. BENJAMIN r. Thompson, Woo
~ burn Marlin. Benjamin A. Groves,
ir- B. Rayner, c. p. Beardsley, hodse
on Wilson. the Rev. Edward II. For
All w. n. Forbes. John r. Lambso
ais Richard S. Rodney. Henry II, Ha
re Alfred A. Curtis, David T. Mary
Gamble Latrohc. Dr. Charles /. Rees
md Josiah Marvel. Walter W. Ellis, w
,et. liam b Jester, Mill5rd y. Hines, j
al seph n. Reeves.
On At a brief business meeting befo
in the dinner the following new mel
he hers OF club were slecled: DR.. va
ter z. Hulihen, Albert q, Herm
ing Grier. Frank l.. johnson, William
ted Nansiey. n. Irwin Etchells. EdWa
ark n. Janney. Samuel Warren Hall, 2
ward V. Platt and 5. Austin N
len Cam.
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