Newark post., 1919-10-01

lied here last spring are opening their
Quarters in the Armory this week. The,
formal opening will take place on
Thursday evening.
Following the meeting at noon to-
6.vat the American Vulcanized Fibre
Companv and the talk to the High |
School students by Harry G. White,
,bp Metaodists and the Presbyterians
are Joining in a Union service this
evening in the Presbyterian Church.
Secretary Bebout will preside at
this meeting and M. Harry c. White
will deliver the address of the even
ing
Al the 4oon meeting tomorrow, at
the Continental Fibre Co., Mr.. Norris
WrigAt IS arranging for the music.
Mr. White will give she men mes
saye Ill, Of pep, the kind that salts
Gcs tn. men.
All Ill, grammar school students
will he given treat in the afternoon,
as NJ. White has promised to give
them q Punch and Judy show. Mr..
White i q favorite with the children
and -.vuc treat is in store for them.
Iesl~- his there will be community
sng1.- and other features. Miss
Llza.g-,. NcNeal will be the accom-
rani>-
L. IL. .-ening the formal opening
Of the .1ling will take place. The
Loasd directors of the Association
viii .e hand to welcome the people
g. the ..a.aunity at this meeting. Mr.
Ce~-e Townsend will be the chair
um a. this reception committee.
Ni~ E.,ie Wright will be in charge
Of the ~.G.s who will serve the refresh
men, Her assistants will be:
N.~~y, Agnes Medill, CorneliaPill-
inc Edith spencer, Elizabeth Wright,
Elsie W.iuht, Bessie Nottingham,
Earh@H. Steel, Helen Steel, Ethel
Campbell. Anna Ritz, Anna Gallag-
her. Marion Gallagher, Kathryn Hell
sg', Alberta Heiset, Olive Heiser,
Dora Law, Marion Brown, Florence
Colbert and Mrs. Crank Dean.
Flaa..% \. Cooch, President of the
Association. will preside. Harry G
White will give a forceful message to
the people on his experience overseas
and l." will also give them an enter
ta'n~aor the same as he gave the
ma@ in the trenches and dugouts over
in France.
A=.e. his talk refreshments will be
SERVED. Other features OF interest are
.n@- la.red by Mr.. Bebout.
I~. mleting is open to both mer
aoa ".@s& and all the people of New
fl@ ".r 2lgcd to attend.
L.9.. Hastings who was a regimen
t~ surg !oader overseas, will Leaf
Ie C"nmunity Singing; George Mad
den viii play for him
Mr.. White has a great message fo
good .ad it is literally sprinkled will
Iar" vi, and humor. His description
Ct rhs sinking Of his ship by a Ger
man Submarine and also of an al
Ri" oa London will long be remem
''re1 He then will take his audienc
INTO the trenches and tell how he en-
V'ft"A"o the boys there. He give
som. 1' he entertainment as given i
france. His limitations of birds
ihon"-'aphs, cross-cut saw, and tn
.0gIo calls are wonderful, Then h
ras hat Of which the most fastidiou
I"o% W.Jd be proud. He can max
'o'S hat up into ffty-seven varietie
~ >,|.6S. Next he takes his audienc
,Arough a gas attack, followed by
''ltIe. Then tells how he got '"his.
Last Sunday night Mr.. White spok
70 a congregation of $50 persons j
l"e NJ. L. Church at Tilghman, Nor
cay morning at the st. Michaels Hig
rchooI, tuesday afternoon at Oxfor
,''gh School, Tuesday night in the O,
4oIu W. P. Church. On Wednesda
"i'erhoon Mr.. White entertained tn
students Of the Trappe High Schoo
""u lhat night gave another talk.
we st. Michaels P. E. Church, whe,
'"ere were about 300 present. Thur
r"y night the meeting was held in I'll
i'0ehezer NJ E. Church in Easton, M
"''u the Sunday school room was file
W. Paul Bebout, the general seer
Siy OF the. association, has been
.,e"afE nearly all of this month plal
mug Tor the opening. He is an e: