Evening journal., 1914-03-04
.23 YEAR OLD
CLASS DINNER
SiIverbrOOk Church Members
Join in Happy Anniver-
Ssry Occasion
DR.. MURRAY AMONG
TIE NIGHT SPEAKERS

Glass No 2. Of Siiverbrook NJ. e.
Church. Of which Joseph w Coley is
leader, observed its twenty-third an
nivcrsary in the church. last night
with about seventy-five guests pres
ent. The guests marched into the
room TO the strains Of lively march
played by the Sunday School orches-
ira
After dinner several persons spoke
informally The guest of honor was
the Rev DR.. w l. Murray. pastor
of Epworth NJ. +. Church. Mr. Coley,
who has been leader OF The class
since its organization, was toastmas-
ter.
Mr. Coley introduced DR.. Murray
who has been in touch with the class
since the time of its organization and
was a close friend OF Joseph Pyle.
who financed the first church built at
Silverbrook.
DR. Murray said my heart is full
of love for this place | think you
have one of the best locations for de-
velopment and growth that we have
in the city"
The Rev. W. e. Greenfield. pastor
of Silverbrook Church. said there is
no place in the church that offers
hetter opportunity for development
than the class. These social occa-
sions bring us together in a delight
ful manner. In concludinghe hoped
that the twenty-fifth anniversary OF
the class will bring a great increase
I'm both members and interest.
Matthew COlwell, leader of class
No. !. extended fraternal greetings.
Mrs. Sallie Van Dyke. one of the old
est members Of the church, was the
only person present who had wor-
SHIPPED in the original building She
extended her best wishes and felici-
tations.
Frederic Warrington. the assistant
class leader. expressed his hearty
sympathy in the class, and wished 10
we'll.
Miss Sallie Truax read the class
paper. She also read the minutes OF
the class anniversary last year. Mr..
Coley announced that Charles NJ.
Gurney will read the class paper
next year. In conclusion Mr. Coley
expressed his pleasure at seeing so
many present and hoped to see them
present at next Tuesday nights class
meeting.
Throughout the evening the Sunday
School orchestra played
Those present included:
II. p Warrington. Eva X. Jones'
F. f. Warrington, Mrs. r. f. War
rington. Mrs w. +. Greenfield. w.
Ernest Greenfield. w. j. S. Murray.
Joseph w. Coley Mrs. Colwell. Harry
r. plowman. Mrs. II. F. Plowman.
John S Truax. Bertha A. Plowman.
Emma A. Siemon. Bessie Elizabeth
r. Davis. Miriam Ellen Curlett,
] Sarah H. Truax. Helen A. Henderer,
Mrs. II. J. Henderer. Charles T. VOL
har. Mrs. Elsie !. Wolhar. Miss Helen
Campbell. Mrs. Ida s. Schlef. Mrs
William RodmGn, Mrs Charles S.
Lednum. Mrs. Lewis Hartman, Kath-
crime y. Truax.
Emma e. Baylis. Mrs Edna NJ.
Campbell, c. C. Campbell, Myrtle I.
Altemus. Joseph Cross. Emma r.
Cloud. Lorenzo d. Cloud, Ethel c.
Hartman, John 3. Eglinton. Flor
ence G. Douglas Edward Warren,
/ Margaret Cook. Fred Heller. Emma
B. Kriger, j. Wilson Greenfield. Rod
ney Warren, Ralph e Plowman. John
w. Davis, Louis Whiteman. Mary A.
Harris. Bayard f. Harris. Lewis b.
Eastman, Agnes c. II Gibson. Nettie
+. Bedwell. Frank Bedwell. Cora O.
Roe. Leslie Adair, Evan r, Simpson.
Charles Gurney. Mrs. Charles Cur
ney. Charles Gurney. Jr. Emma Van
/ Gelder. George w. Laird. John
Thompson, Jr.. Anna NJ Thompson.
Fred Van Geder, Hugh G. Crooks.
Belle NJ Mason Esther l.. Warren,
Clara A. Warren, Sallie Van Dyke.
Harry W. Mason.