Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-06-25
PENINSULA SUMMER
SCHOOL IN SESSION
Thirty Delegates Enrolled for the
Course Which Ends With To-
morrow's Program.
Sp,>ciai Correspondence of Every Evening

Special Correspondence Of Every Evening
Ocean City. Md. June 25.--The third
snuua, session OF the Peninsula Summer
School was formally opened here on Tues
day morning at 7.30 o'clock by a celebra-
tion of the holy communion in st. Paul s
hy-the-Sea Episcopal Church. The presl-
dent of the school, Rev. Thomas Getz Hill,
rector of st. Peters Episcopal Church OF
SMYRNA, Del, was the celebrant, and was
assisted by Rev. Thomas '. Wmgate,
:. +. b., rector of Christ Eplscopai
Church of Milford, Del.
Thirty delegates from Delaware, the
Eastern Shore of Maryland and the .ir,
rinia Peninsula have enrolled for the fuil
course. which will be brought to a close at
noon. Saturday Most of the delegates
arrived bv noon on Monday and are MAX
ing the Hotel Hastings as headquarters;
kn informal meeting was held at tho hotei
on Monday evening. at which time an ad-
dress of welcome was delivered by fresi-
dent Hill The regular sessions OF the
school are being held in the auditorium OF
tho o,ean Citv State School, through the
,ourtesv of the principal, DIR. Edmund
Burke.
Tho purpose of the school is TO offer an
intensified summer normal course ior IN
PERSONS of the Episcopal Church III tile
Diocese of Delaware, the Diocese pl
Faston and the peninsula portion oi 'no
Diocese of Virginia, who are engaeou ~
rhglous instruction, including tiis oei ~
nv teachers, superintendent ana ie"ue,9
# work among young people. instr roctio.,
,',rr;cd on nv means of lectures and
.onfrrrnccs given by q faculty compose,
& lc,,lcrs I'm educational work IN the third
,rnvin,c of the Episcopal thurch, OF
Nh H. eorcn,rntioned dioccseS arc
part. ~ r.,.,.
Tho Rev. DR.. Ilcwellyn \. Galley,
.cs,or of thr Church of It. Jude and the
Nativity. of Philadclphla; and a member oi
,bc third Provincial Board of Religious
Education, is giving each morning an
intensive study OF the New Testament,
ana each evening an illustrated lecture on
tho life of Christ.
Miss Helen |. Jennings, superintendent
of the elementary department of Trinity
Episcopal Church Sunday school OF
Pottsvfilc, Pa, offers a course IN teacher
training. Mrs John II. Loman, member
Of the primary council, department OF
religious education, and the director oi
religious education in 1t. Philips parish
of Philadelphia, is explaining TO the dele
gates, the ann, purpose and activities oi
The church school service league. which IS 8
Religious Education. established by the
general convention of the church, held In
Detroit, last October.
Mrs. Elizabeth l.. Osgood of Brook
Hill. Va. an instructor for the Department
OF Religious Education of the Diocese OF
Virginia is offering a course of lnterpreta-
ton OF the Old Testament.
Rev. Albert L. Clattenburg, rector of st.
Peters Episcopal Church of Hazelton, Pa,
and a member of the Board of Religious
Education of the Diocese of Bethlehem,
gives a series of addresses each evening on
Removing Barriers"
All the courses are planned so that ex-
aminations will entitle those enrolled TO
receive credit on the General Board of
Religious Education's department OF
courses in teacher training. The officers of
the school arc: President, Rev. Thomas
Getz Hill. rector of st. Peters Church,
smyrna, Del; secretary, Rev. Percy l..
Donaghay. rector of st. Anne's Church,