Milford chronicle., 1934-10-05
ZAP. E. BISHOPS
TO VISIT STATE
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will be. the Rt. Rev. w. Bertram
Stevens, d. D., bishop Of Los An
geles; the Rt. Rev. ]. M. Maxon, d.
d., bishop of Tennessee, and the RI.
Rev. John Boyd Bentley, Suffragan
Bishop of Alaska. Women OF the
diocese will attend.
Concerning the two-weeks pro-
gram of the General Convention. In
which Delaware will take an active
mart, Bishop Cook announced in a
communication read in all the
churches of the diocese that special
committee has been appointed to
advise about transportation and
other details: The Rev. Charles W..
Clash is chairman, assisted by
Charles B. Palmer, DR.. Frank l..
Grier, Miss Grace Beadenkopf and
Mrs. John MacLulich.
The communication was a resume
of activities scheduled for autumn
and mentioned the close yesterday
of the "Everyman's Gift Offering"
to be presented at the opening SER
vice of the convention.
Diocese Pledges $4,000
The Diocese of Delaware has
pledged $4,000 to the National
Council for the year ending Decem-
ber 81. While the results have not
been tabulated, Bishop Cook said
indications are the campaign in
Delaware, headed by Howard Sea-
man, will be successful.
Bishop Cook also called attention
in the communication to the fact
that next Sunday has been set aside
as Loyalty Sunday by a nationwide
organization of PrOtestants, Cath
olics and Jews for religious and
welfare recovery" to stimulate sup
port of religious and welfare agen-
cies in the nation.
Concerning his automobile acci-
dent, Bishop Cook said in his COM
munication: so many of you have
written me with regard to the fatal
accident in which some members OF
my family were involved with me, |
wish to acknowledge your Kindness |
and thank you for myself and fam
lily. Nowhere are more loyal and /
generous friends to be found, Re- ,
covery. with me is slow and II Is |
still doubtful whether | shall be ,
able to attend General Convention.
When able to walk again have
been advised to go away for q time
and | expect to do SO"
Urged To Attend Convention
The bishop especially urged mem
hers OF the diocese to take part in
two events at the General Con-
vention. namely the opening SER
vice on October 10. together with
the general reception and organ re-
cital to be held that evening in
Convention Hall, when Firmin
swimmer. organist of this city, will
play, and also the corporate COM
munion of the Women's Auxiliary
and presentation of the United
Thank Offering the following morn
ing at the same place.
List OF Visitors And Hosts
The list of bishops and clergy
men and the churches at which they
will preach during their visit here
Christiana Hundred. Christ Church.
he Rt. Rev. Hiram r. Hulse, ID. d.,
Bishop Of CubaI Clay
mont, Church OF the Ascension. the,
Rev. Henry MattocRs. deputy, from {
he Philippine Islands; Dover, Christ
Church, the Rt. Rev. Gouverneur f.
Mosher, D.: d. missionary bishop OF
he Philippine Islands; Laurel, st.
the. Rt. Rev. Robert II. Mize,
D. D., missionary bishop OF Salina; I
ST, Anne's, the Rt. Rev. /
.ouis C. Sanford, d. D., missionary I
bishop of San Joaquin; Milford.
thrist Church. the Rt.. Rev Eugene
J. Seaman, D. D., missionary bishop s