Evening journal., 1920-10-14
N. {. STEWARDS
MEET At DOVER
T. N. Rawlins Named PreSi-
dent to Succeed Rev. w.
o. Hunt, Deceased
SNAKE
ROAMS STREETS
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|spccial 20 The Evening Journal.
DOVER. oct. 1.-Two meetings were
held yesterday in Wesley NJ E. Church
hc FIRST OF which was 10 elect a
|suocessor 10 the late Rev W. o. Hurst
|sho had been president OF the Confer
|snce Board Of Stewards. r. H. Raw
Ins. of Seaford, was elected president
% ON out The uneXpired Term OF MI
Hurst.
Other matters were discussed look
Z nc. 20 the work Of the Conference and
| Ihe Conference Claimants. Reports
we're received from the various col
|eciOrs of the Claimants fund fhc
lev. =. ". Jones. of Wilmington. Is
| Iecreiary OF the Board OF stewards.
The second meeting was That OF the
conference Endowment Fund which
Nas attended by prominent ministers
nd laymel Of IA Confer nee. Wal
H. %. lionechcr, OF smyrna, president
the Commission. presided. and CD
b p. Burchenal acted as. secretary.
iatters pertaining Co the endowment
#und were discussed.
SOME excitement was created yester-
aA afternoon, when in front OF the
Priscilla Block In the open square on
tate street. there appeared a lafge
make fully five feet long. Of a spec
zen unknown to this locality, al
lough resembling the garter snake
b snake was caught and put in a
Ok and is now on exhibition in the
ont window OF the h. n. Reed cigar
ore on L0Ockerman street.
The funeral OF Mrs. Emma y. Caulk,
ife OF Councilman John W. Caulk,
llch took place yesterday afternoon
ON her late residence on North
ate Street. was ono OF the largest
Id in Dover for years. Prominent
omen from AN parts OF Delaware,
presenting The W. 9. T. u-and other
"A EaniZali0ns. OF which Mrs. Cdulk
ID been a member, attended the fu-
II ral Floral cmblems were nBmer-
Is and beautiful. The services were
IN charge Of the Rev Roy q. Hclfen-
|H I'm, the new pastor Of the Peoples
81 lrStian Church Of this town. OF
VI dich the deceased was commune
M nt lie was assisted by the Rev.
M p. Smith. Of ChpsWOld. pastor OF
r@ NJ. r. Church OF that place, aud a
|M rmer pastor Of Mr.. and Mrs Caulk
en- they lived on the Wyoming Cir
be.
4 trio composed Of Mrs. NJ. NJ. VOL
90. Mrs. Dr. W. d. Burton and Her
an G. Taylor sang two selections
terment was made IN odd Fellows
meiery. Camden.
XThe monthly meeting Of the eXecu-
be committee Of the Kent County
lrm Bureau was held in the p0stoi
h~ildlng, Yesterday afternoon
As ielen l.. Cbmsiock. county ciui
adel, gave a report pf general ac-
<vitIes and club work. she als1
ZIve "a report Of her trip to the East
In states Exhibition at Springfield
'f- ass. Mr.. Cobb, county agriculture
-. ant, gave a report Of his activfile
{ ring the month past and Of hi
cI IN 90 the National Dairy Show
icaco. Mr. Cobb. was appolnte'
II8 ach FOR the three Delaware boy
no were awarded trips 10 the show
E-i ihey were Edward Lewis. Dover
ul SkeWis, Milford. and j. n. Van
< nbarg, Jr BridgoVille
Monday. October is. a meeting O
W p onleer- and executive committee
q Delaware Corn Growers Associa
IN will be held In Doyer. The tim
a place OF holding the Corn ShoN
n be decided.
meeting Of the RecOnstructio
mmiiiea ~ Delaware was held
r. state House yesterday Afternoon
utine business was transact,
ose present were Mrs William ]
< ird Of Wilmington, Mrs. Emor
< Se7f0rd: George II. HaI. or MI
rd. and a. p. Magec. Of Dover.