Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-11-17
b. D.. will speak on "The Church
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-. D., Will speak on The Church
Mihtant's New Task"
Trinity parish house was thronged
yesterday afternoon. when tho Synod
OF tho Episcopal Province Of Wash
ington and the women's section met
/ ir Joint session and conferred on mis-
sions.
Bishop Arthur Conovcr Thomson.
who presented the report of the stand
ing committee on missions. told the
ntatus OF the nationwide missionary
campaign. an follows:
Province Of Washington-Quota ST.
6SS.b4s: paid $665,O7i.9S In 1920 and
SAFE, 1888 In 1921
Diocese OF Bethiehem-Quota. $780,
4Ss; paid $2o.6026O In 1920 and $40
642.74 In 1921.
S74; paid S16,6Ss.s9 in 1920 and $f7.-
206.39 In 1921.
Diocese OF Easton--Quota. sS1,21e;
paid $6,510.16 In 1920 and $6,425.s5
In 1921.
Diocese OF Eric-Quota. s45,0S4;
paid $l5,Ss1.I in 1920 and $l1 34426
in 1921.
Diocese OF Neutrality-suspicious., $fs.-
617: paid $13 490.43 In 1920 and 49,
S69.21 in 1921.
Diocese Of Maryland-Quota, $142.-
65o; paid, $77,9a3.79 in 1920 and $780,
6s9.7o in 1921.
i Diocese OF Pennsylvania--Quota
S677,047; paid Sl90.74o.67 In 1920 and
i s13a.12s.S3 in 1921.
Diocese OF Pi,tsburg-Quota. $780,
a7o; paid s3o.sss.sl in 1920 and s2s,-
517.S4 in 1921.
Diocese OF Southern Virginia--Quo-
: ia. S59.7S9: paid $34.112.R in 1920 and
S28,564e5 in 1921.
Diocese of Southwestern Virginia
Quot. .s3o,733; paid s21,a7SI6 in 1920
: and $22,9o2.4S in 1921.
: Diocese OF Virginia-Quota $780,
i29; paid s75,2S9.S9 in 1920 and s67,-
40S.5o in 1921.
Diocese of Washington - Quota
S139.6 .699; paid s27,397.33 i'm 1920 aut
S31, ,456.05 IN 1921.
Diocese of West Virginia--Quota
s37,943; paid s24,5o1.s9 in 1929 ant
S2s.467.l9 IN 1921.
The Synod endorsed and recon-.
mended to the Presiding Bishop an,
Council the following institutions ans
undertakings as worthy OF aid from
the nationwide campaign, being ex
! ira diocesan and unlimited territory IL
their activities: House of Mercy, dio
cese of Washington: Sheltering Arm
Hospital Hanford, w. Va; Home TO
Homeless Boys, Covington. Ky.
Maryland State College, diocese o
Maryland; Pennsylvania State Col
lcge, diocese of Pennsylvania. ard Uni
versity of Virginia, diocese of Virginia
Rev. b. Bland Mitchell gave man.
> details of the nationwide campaign.
= Rev. Thomas Burgess described mis-
= sionary work among the foreign-borl
: and STRESSED the necessity OF havini
. national headquarters, of arousinl
every person to reach out and I.-inis
ter snd OF ascertaining what should b
done and how to do II.
Church Work Among the Deaf.
For the Commission on Churcl
: Work Among the Deaf. Bishop vii
, liam Loyal Gravatt presented re
Iport of which the following is
synopsis:
y 'Our report last year showed ther
@ were three deaf clergymer at werk i
, the province. There are now fou,
as follows:
REV. Charles Orvis Dantzer, who !
in charge of the work in the dioces
of Pennsylvania, Delaware and ais
, iof Newark, which is in the Secon
Province. The diocese OF Pennsyl
vania provides an adequate support
and the other dioceses pay a hundre
An
from the Society for Promotion O
Work Among the Deaf. All Soul:
E Parish, Philadelphia. the centre of Nh
: Dantzer's labors is the only one in tn
/ lprovince which possesses any proper
l Ity of its own. 1t has a beautiful
church parish house and rectory an
: is the best equipped parish for In
: deaf in America.
{ REV. Oliver John Whildin, who
!, IN charge of the deaf work in the die