Evening journal., 1914-09-26

ferred to the banquet of the Chamber
of Commerce to which he had been
invited but he deemed it his duSA to
first address the Boys Conference. The
mayor said he did not agree with
some teachers that boys should
not associate with all classes
because it made one narrow minded.
but he thought that boys should first
be taught right from wrong before
being thrown in contact with evil. In
this manner he said the boy would be
able to avoid those things which we're
wrong. This sort of boy the mayor
said he admired
Mayor Howell said the time was
coming when the Sunday school boy,
instead of being ridiculed. would be
looked on with favor This was just
as sure, the Mayor said, as that prohi-
bition will eventually prevail in every
State in the Union.
! Mayor Howell urged the boys pres
| ent to take an interest in the city
government, saying there we're things
that needed attention The Mayor
closed his address by telling the boys
to get together for results in every
5 endeavor
A rising vote of thanks was given
e. to Mr. Scott, DR.. Chalmers and the
e Mayor for their addresses. The ban
quet came to close with the singing
: of "The Boys of Delaware for the Boy
d of Galilee," a special song prepared
t for the conference.
& Benediction was pronounced by the
+ Rev. Vaughn S. Collins, pastor Of
St. Paul's NJ. b. Church.
u The banquet was prepared and
'. served by the following members of
l. Company / Of McCabe Church.
n Mrs. John Boggs, Mrs. Pearl Boggs,
d Miss Margaret Foulk, Mrs. Helen
r Ryon, Miss Marie Laird, Mrs. 70. l..
It Vandyke, Mrs. Edie Marks, Mrs
e Jessie Willis, Miss Mildred Vandyke
/ Mrs. Grace Mackem, Mrs. Estella
y Weir, Mrs. Lizzie Wise, Mrs. Anna
Smith, Mrs. Alfred Megill, Mrs. Pen
l. rose Talley, Mrs. Harry Cramer, Miss
y Christie Foulk, Mrs. Samuel Roberts
h. Mrs. Ethel Vansant, Mrs. Bessie Now.
r land Mrs. Megginson.
TX The dinner guests were Walter 5
Watson, Henry c. Downward, the
ie Rev. John /. Johnson, the Rev. vii
in liam +. Chalmers, Charles W. Bush, =
is M. Colbert, c. j. Scott, William Fred
of erick, the Rev. Vaughn S. Collins, J. II
er Burns, c. H. Gray, David NJ Cleland
st Minor S. Smith, the Rev W. Kay Lord
he George w. Simon, the Rev. ]. Ros
of Stonesifer, A. o. H. Grier, William j
n SEWER, Benjamin Greenstein, Edwar
ad r. O'Neil, Edward Abrahams, Jr., "
na Walden Fountain, J. c. Pyle, Harry
er Hunt, Warren A. Singles, Edward vii
o. liams. Dana J. Pyle, John Evans, Jr
,et Harry W. Thompson, Charles H. Boye
r. William II. Webster, William II. FREQ
lie. erick, Howard Young, ]. Paul Wintrul
IT Charles Van Fossen, Alonzo NewliI
At John Hopkins, James Grier, Ralp
nd Vaughn, c. Frank Lattomus, Robei
It's p Goldey, John p Broughall, Milto
T. Townsend, William W. Lingo, Ray
nd mond B. Philips, Clarence d. Webl
I'D Thomas Baldwin, John Black, 81
he Charles H. S. Hewitt, Francis
I'd Farmer, Buford p. Lunt. Warren Cor
ir nor, William J. Stewart, Edgar
ry Peoples, George NJ. Grier, Warren
nd Grier, Sherman Bristow. James Ca
he houn, Ralph L. Minker, NJ. LerC
a Hilles, Victor T. Bennet, Charles
he Hollingsworth, F. Delaplaine Turne
Calvin B. Gray, Francis Larowe, Lar
om A. Courtney Guy E. Lambert, c.
en- Book, Norman Kirk and George
Cox, Jr.