Evening journal., 1916-12-01
newark DEMOCRATS
ARRANGE PARADE
Student Council Of Delaware
College Gave Dance in
Company E Armory
SEND PRESENTS TO
SOLDIERS AT DEMING

Special to THE EVENING JOURNAL.
NEWARK. Dec. Democrats OF
White Clay Creek hundred and in fact
many other Democrats of the locality,
will celebrate the recent national and
local Democratic victories with a
parade in Newark tomorrow night.
Isaac Vansant. Democratic committee
man OF White Clay Greek hundred, is
making the arrangements for the
parade which will form on East
Main street and start at o'clock
prompt Mr.. Vansant will be mar
shall of the parade and will lead the
line of march on horseback There
VII be two or three bands in line and
il is anticipated that at least 500
voters will march Many dwellings
and business houses will be decorated
and there will be plenty of red fire.
Under the auspices OF the Student
Council of Delaware College,
Thanksg wing hop was given in the
Armory last night which was attend
cd by many young people from all
parts Of the State The members Of
the Student Council in charge Of the
dance were: Leroy B steele, Harold
W. IIorsey. J. Wilson O'Daniel. DON
aid p. Horsey, Allen L. Laur tsen.
william s. Fitzpatrick and Bayard
Carter.
Members Of Company +, Organized
Militia of Delaware. were made happy
as the result Of the efforts OF the
Welsh Tract Camp Fire Girls, on
Thanksgiving These girls started
and carried out a movement for send
ing a Thanksgiving box TO the Newark
soldiers on the border. Their efforts
were highly successful and large
box of good things to eat was sent
10 Deming the latter part Of last
week.
The Delaware Acid Company. incor-
iporated some months ago and OF which
Mayor Joseph IT, Hoss' niger was at
the head. has sold its machinery and
( equipment 10 the dupont Powder Com
pany. The Acid Company has also
leased the building on Cleveland ave
nue.. where the equipment is installed.
10 the powder company. The powder
company, it is understood, viii use
the plant 10 carry out Some tests
with salicylic acid.
Bishop Frederick J. Kinsman will
make his annual visit to ST. Thomas
Church. Newark. on Sunday, Deem
Der 10.
Plans are being made for public
meeting to be held next month when
an address will be made by Miss Trax
. ] representative Of the National Equal
2 Suffrage Association.
{ An officer OF Company E. Organized
4 Militia OF Delaware, has written TO q
d ! Newark friend stating that he is very
!. proud Of the boys Of Company Z. as
o not member Of the company dropped
n out on the recent long hike.
, Women Of the Newark NJ Z. Church
y will give a supper in the Armory OF
y December z.
Il Congregations Of the Presbyterian
2 and Methodist Churches Joined yes
u 'erday in a union Thanksgiving ser
d vice which was held in the Presby
ie terrain Church. The Rev. E. p. Rob
erts delivered the sermon.
;h About twenty-five students attende,
he first rehearsal of the Delawar'
College Glee Club several days ago.
Miss Florence Kelly. who is doini
work in connection with the Consum
ers' League viii make an address Il
Newark next Wednesday evening
, Mrs. r. A. Nottingham and daugh
ters are attending the Thanksgivin
hop AT West Point tonight.
Professor A. E. Grantham. Of Della
re ware College, has just completed
u, report Of his investigations on whes
nv ,uiture which he has been carryin
nd On for six or seven years.
% Dean Harry Hayward. of the Ayr
NJ cultural Department Of the Colleg,
, will represent the institution at tn
~ Annual Conference on Markets an
he Rural Organization. 10 be held In Oh
ng 100 December 4 to 9.
Ne H. ]. Clay recently completed a rs
N 0ort on the methods OF marketing as
tsis ricultural products in Delaware,
ON We published soon.
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