Milford chronicle., 1937-10-01

morning and afternoon sessions.
The morning session was presided
over by Mrs. Jacob T. Miner. of
/ Georgetown. Following the registra-
tion of delegates and a devotional
service. conducted by the Rev. Rus
sell Sapp, pastor of First NJ. p.
| Church, Georgetown, an address on
'"The Church and Her Children" was
delivered by the Rev. j. p. George
of Harbeson. Conferences on activi-
ties in the cradle, beginners. pri-
mary and junior departments was
held Upon reassembling i'm the
church auditorium an address, with
! the use of pictures was given by
Mrs. Harry GOedeke. of Baltimore.
| The afternoon session was under the
leadership of Miss Lila Carey of
Georgetown, with devotional service
in charge of Ralph f. Nichols of
Delmar. The address of the after
noon was delivered by the Rev. John
Humphrey. pastor of First Presby-
terian Church. this city. Prayer and
benediction was given by the Rev.
Omar E. Jones. pastor of Wesley NJ.
Z. Church.
AT the morning conference, Miss !
Sallie Hall, of Frankford. was in !
charge, with Miss Anna ID. Stafford /
of Baltimore as the discussion leader
for the cradle roll section. Mrs.
Charles T. Vent. of Milton. discussed
1.-The Need For Cradle ROll;" Mrs.
George West of Lewes How to Sc
cure Members: Mrs. George NAPLES
of Milton. on The Cradle Roll Su-
perintendent.
The beginners section of the
conference was in charge
Of Mrs. Charles Horsey of Laurel, and
he discussion leader was Miss Mag
yie s. Wilson of Georgetown, one of
he most widely known Sunday
school workers on the Delmarva
Peninsula. Mrs. j. A. Prettyman of {
spoke on "The Beginner Him
elf" Mrs. Jacob T. Minor of George
own. on "A Beginners Glass in |
me Room School," Miss Maggie S.
of Georgetown, on "The Cir
lie Period
Mrs. n. b. Downing. of Milford,
resided over the primary section.
nd Miss Lillian E. Mccormick. of S
altimore. was the discussion leader. G
lrs. Edward Morris, of Frankford, t
iscussed 'The Primary Child" Mrs. d
larry Hall, of Millsboro, THE Pri-
lary Glass in a One Room School," f
rs. William Tucker. of Seaford, |,
Helping the Child to Make the
esson His Own a
Mrs. NJ. n. Wiley, of Seaford, was I,
charge of the junior section, with ]
rs. Harry Goedeke, of Baltimore. as
lie discussion leader. Mrs. Alice a
hort of Millsboro talked on THE c
lniOrs;" Miss Mae. Belts. of Mills
)ro, 1.-The Teachers Character and j
raining" Mrs. Goedeke of Balti- Il
ore. Securing Home Cooperation"
The theme of the afternoon con- a
renee was THE Need of the Child T
the Law of the School," Miss Sal
! Hall of Frankford presided over ct
e cradle roll section and had as W
e discussion leader Miss Anna d. CT
afford, of Baltimore. Topics dis tn
ssed will be: Materials Needed"
rs. w. E. Powell. of Frankfort; CO
1others' Meetings, Miss Stafford, te
Baltimore; '"Results of Cradle
1il Work." Mrs. Edwin Messick of fir
ilford. nj
Mrs. Charles Horsey of Laurel ii,
esided over the beginners section ~
th Miss Maggie S. Wilson of
as the discussion leader. sc
rs. N. B. Downing. of Milford. was of
charge of the discussion of the SO
imary section with Miss Eliza Nc Ju
rmick of Baltimore, as the leader. lii
SIS Elizabeth Kinder of Bridgeville Gu
lked on Preparing to Teach the SD
sson;" Mrs. Lottie McCabe of fio
on Suitable Songs for H;
imary Children" Mrs. Wallace
win of Milton on 1.-THE Coal" at
The junior section was under the ne
of Mrs. NJ H. Wiley of Fe
aford, with Mrs. Goodake of Balti- AT
IRE, as the discussion leader. Mrs. m,
hel Wheatley, of Seaford. spoke
Methods of Teaching" Mrs. A. dr.
Vivien of Cannon, on Suitable Pt
ngs for Juniors" and Mrs. G. e. lei
ss of Milton on Winning Juniors co
Christ" he