Milford chronicle., 1923-06-15
PLANS COMPLETED
FOR SUMMER SCHOOL
Strong Faculty and Courses to
Attract Bible Students
to RGhODOih.

Suld OuluLuSI OCuOOl 10 Dc AGlu 1T LIZ
hObOth Beach, Del, June 2429, unde
the auspices of the Protestant Epis
cOpal diocese of Delaware and EastOn
Md. With a faculty that it is expect
ed will present courses of Bible stud.
more interestingly and so attractivelJ
that they cannot fail to leave theil
mark, and arrangements for the com
fort of the students both at courses
and recreation out of the ordinary, Il
is hoped that the attendance and inter
est in this years school Will SuEpasS
other years. Opening on Sunday even
ing, June "a, at which meeting the
Rt. Rev. George Davenport, Bishop OF
EastOn, will preside and make an ad-
dress, the regular courses will not be
gin until Monday afternoon, so thai
those who are delayed In reaching
RehObOth may not miss the initial
classes. After Monday the classes viii
be held In the morning, with the after
noon given over to recreation and the
evening to lectures.
The officers of the school have exeF-
cised the greatest care and diligence
in the selection of the faculty, and
have tried to formulate a course that
will interest those who are working
as teachers in the church schools. for
whom the school was first started and
whose desires must never be neglect
ed-bUt more than that, for others
who serve in the church, for members
of the WOman's Auxiliary and others
whose primary interest is in missions
for workers in the Church Service
League and Church School Service
League; for the clergy and others in
terested in parish organization; for
those directing work among young
people; for those primarily Interested
in rural conditions and problems.
The faculty includes the Rev
Charles A McAITister, who Will lecture
on "Child Psychology" and ''The Life
of Christ" and Miss Charlotte E. For
syth, Executive Secretary of the De
partment of Christian Education in the |
Diocese of Pittsburgh, who Will direct |
a course on juniors"
Miss Mildred Fl. Fish, Director of
Education in Trinity Parish, Syracuse,
New York, will direct a course on the
work of the Church School Service
League
Rev. Karl NJ. Block, of Roanoke, Va,
who is publishing interesting articles
on "YOung Peoples Meetings." viii
that department Of parish
activity.
The Rev. Franklin J. Clark, Secre-
tary of the National Council of the
Church, will lecture on the field of
work in the world and the plans Of {
the National Council to meet present
The Rev. George B. Gilbert, Of Mid I
Conn, who has made study
Of and had a large experience In rural f
work, Will deal with that subject both '
Tor the benefit of the clergy and other 7
workers in rural parishes I
A special feature Will be the prepa- 2
'atiOns made for the members of the
IirIs' Friendly Society. They VIII L
lave a cottage for their exclusive use =
"a temporary holiday house during :
he time of the meeting, with a repre-
to present their work in the
curse of the school and with OppOr
unitfes for conferences on the work
mOng themselves. II
Mrs. A S. Phelps, of PIainfieId, N J.,
mo represents the WOman's Auxiliary
n the Commission Of the Church Serv-
ee League, Will tell of the plans re-
emily formulated and not yet i'm print III
or distributed throughout the church. iii
The Rev. LeweIIyn N. Galley, who iii
as been on the faculty in former iii
ears, the weII-knOwn writer on church iii
lbjects, will lecture on Bible teaching III
II members of the whole school III
School Ideally Located. III
RehObOth Beach is the principal iii
lmmer resort in Delaware and is Hi
sautffUIly located on the Atlantic Ill
'ast. 1t has two large and well Hi
Iuipped hotels able to accommodate llll
and many more than even the in iii
eased number the officers Of the I'LL
hOOl expect to attend this year Ar Hi
ngements have been made with the Hi
tells for a minimum rate of 81 and Hi
80 a day for those who wish these
cOmmOdatiOns and are willing to Hill
cUpy rooms in which two or more Hill
ests are placed For those who de- Hill
e more cOmmOdiOuS accOmmOda- llIll
nS the hotels Will charge more, but Hill
IS than the usual summer rates. De I|ll
Is may be obtained by writing the Hill
V. p. l. DOlaghay, at MiddletOwn, Hill
l., Secretary of the school and the Hill
sSident of the summer school, Rev. Illlll
G. Hill of Smyrna IlIlll
1ehObOth is easily reached by rood IlllIl
dsr for those who will travel by llIIII
tor. The new Delaware stone road lIlllll
completed from Whining Il|lIl
through Georgetown to within a lllll
: miles of the beach and the re- lIllI
ining miles are good gravel road. Il
2 road from the Eastern Shore-the lll
SIS state roads also completed. llll
here are two trains daily from the Il|II
tn, which connect with trains from l|||II
south. Any Pennsylvania railroad Hill
re Will supply Information All Hill
lgs promise a larger attendance lllIl
q ever before Tho place is so Hill
venient to many places in Della Illll
e and Maryland that the increase lllll
n these alone will probably be IIIlI
] addition to the usual accOnlmOda- llIll
IS offered by the hotels there is a HILL
beach and delightful surf bathing. lIl
hose who desire to attend are ask Hill
o communicate with the Rev. p. J Hill
aghay. at MiddletOwn, Del, as lllI
as convenient. for the longer in Hill
ance definite arr8ngpmentS can be Illlll
P the greater viii he the comfort Hill
II and the success of the school. HILL
Radluno In constant oerand HILL