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bishop Davenport congratulated the
Diocese Of Delaware that il has
bishop who has caught a vision. who
has grasped the opportunity OF the
convention 10 develop the diocesan
work. Church clubs. he said. have
mission in tho work of the church,
in addition 20 enjoying social func-
tons. In the Diocese of Esston
parish clubs are being formed. Next
there are county clubs which meet
together occasionally. II Is hoped TO
build up eventually a diocesan club,
TO be composed OF tho county clubs.
Speaking Of tho lawless tendencies
Of The present day. he said they could
never he corrected until the church
n,en-clergymen and laymen-do
their duty In an effort 70 point out the
right way in n fight against individual
desires and materialism run riot. He
held that the church has a duty TO
the community as we'll as 10 itself.
He told Of the illustration of this at
Easton. whore the dean of the
Cathedral has formed civic club
which has over 400 members Of vari-
Gus denominations who meet once a
week 10 consider matters for the
sood Of the community.
Bishop Davenport supported the
suggestion Of Bishop Cook that a sea-
mems club be formed at Lewes. where
bishop Cook said. DR.. Turner has
thrown away the keys Of his house.
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great opportunity 10 serve men from
all parts Of the world.
Roland Morris. former minister to
Japan. was 20 have addressed the
convention, but was unable 10 be
present.
Many In Attendance.
Those at the dinner We're as follows:
Rt Rev. Philip Cook. Bishop of the
Diocese ~ Delaware: RI. Rev. George
W. Davenport. Bishop Of the Diocese
~ Easton, Md: Woodburn Martin
OF Georgetown; \ Felix du Pont, Rev.
Alban Richey, Henry p. Thompson.
Rev. Edgar Jones Of Newark !:
former Chancellor Charles NJ. Curtis.
/ Rev. +. II. Ford. Rev. Richard w.
/ Trapnell. Rev. Samuel ID. Van Lean OF
Z Georgetown: Howard L. Seaman, A.
/ +. Lindley. Willard Speakman. Fred
erick Bringhurst. Rev. c. w. Clash
Frank T.. Schoonover. William T
Mansley. Charles A Cook. Franklin
J. Mnrphey. Clarence w. Hazel. Rev
Robert Bell. w. II. Beacon. Rev
Charles A. Rantz. DIR. Douglas T
Davidson. Judge Herbert l.. Rice, Rev
Frederick NJ Kirkus. Rev. Frederick
T. Ashton. Henry F. du Pont. Edmund
Nj. Barsham. DIR. II. V. Holloway
James s. Stirling. Harry L. Doto
Judge Hugh NJ. Morris, Albert w
fCummins. r Leslie Carpenter. Johr
W. Macklem. William II. Thompson
a. V. Lesley George, Josiah Marvel
Edward V. Plat. Rev. Joseph II
carp Of New Castle: John r. Lamb
son. Judge Victor b. Woolley, DIR
Julian Adair. DR.. John Palmer. Jr.
DR.. Walter w. Ellis. c. Earl Baum
George w. Clark. J. n. Reeves. NJ. f
Hines, William II. Jester. Charles Fl
Maull, DR.. John d. Skilton. Harry f
Speakman. Richard Reese. Judg,
David 7. Marvel. Judge Ignatius c
Grubb. J. II. Whiteman. DR.. ]. A
Ellegood. Thomas Hill. DR.. II. S. p
Combs. Rev. y. l.. Donaghay. Georg.
a. Elliott, DIR. George A. Harter
Robert c. Lewis. Alfred A. Curtis
David Lindsay. Jr.. Edmund S. Hell
ings. A. o. II. Grier. John S. Grobe
Henry Handy Hay, J. II. stadelman
Charles +. Dubell, J. f. Bolton. Rich
ard Mclaughlin. Frank d. IAnuu
Frailey Thought, Herman F. Duncsn
Harry ID. Ford. ". Irwin Etchells. S
Austin Mccain Of New Castle: Rev
Edmund n. Stevens, J. w. Mitchell
}. q. Justis. John H. Rice. Aubre,
Thatcher. Alonzo Newlin, Alfred M
Tonnele. L. Lawrence Boyce. WIN
liam ID. Dean. j. Rogers IIolcomb
Judge Richard Rodney and Leslie F
George.