Evening journal., 1919-03-07
MORE Fathers And
Sons AT DINNER
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Union, ST. Pauls and Grace Methodist
Churches.
The principal speaker OF the evening
was Samuel W. Grafnin. director Of
the West Side Y. NJ. C. A., New York
City. THE Conquerors Of Tomorrow,
was Mr.. Grafnn's topic. The speaker
had a knack which proved popular with
the assemblage, namely Of driving
home his various points by using
stories 70 explain them.
I'VE can not really discuss the con-
Querors OF tomorrow declared Mr.
Graffin, until we thoroughly consider
the conquerOrs Of yesterday II was
these people who had three important
attributes which made them conquer
ors. There were courage, which not
only included bravery but also pains
taking persistence, capacity and char
acter.
To-day we are living in an age Of
dangerous specialization commented
ire speaker. There Is no longer the
all-arLlnd, well-grounded man or Wom-
an. Now IL IS a person who knows
how 70 do only one thing and that not
particularly we'll
TOMORROW. however, looms mp be-
fore us with the greatest p0ss bil.tes
and I think individually and nationally.
we will be greater than ever before IN
our history. one of the manners I'm
which we viii excel Is industriliN-
This will be brought about by men
thinking It's what ] and my 5000 hcad
can DO instead OF the old thought
What and my good right arm can do .
"WheP we come 20 The fun reallza-
tion Of this" sQ Mr. Gra1lin, then
wc Will begin TO know that there ore
three sides 10 every question The
SIDE OF the two men or factions that
are arguing and the right side Of the
que con. That's tho trouble today
with capital and labor. Neither OF
them seems capable Of understand ns
that neither Of them Is solely right.
bus that there stlll exists another side
which they have not even considered
because Of their heated discussion over
Tne Rev. John w. r. sumwalt Of
Grace Church, acted as POSTMASTER
Previous 20 Mr.. Graflins sIoech,
Ralph sentman, one Of the younger
members OF Grace Church, spoke on
''The Ideal Father" Alfred Downs OF
Delaware Avenue Church delivered the
talk on "The Ideal Boy
During the nner a pleasant rivalry
sprang up between the father and sons
when a contest was held TO see which
body could sing the loudest. The din
ner was served by the women Of ST.
Pauls Church
The committee OF arrangements con
sisted OF John Carpenter, chairman,
Grace Church; j. Frank Downs ST..
paurs; Harold Sheppard, West; Harry
Link, Delaware Avenue and Allen Lew
Is, Union.
Among those present were Robert
w. McKelvey, James Mckelyey, John
w. r. sumwalt, I. Davis Preston
Georee \. Wilson, Charles II scott
Ceorce NJ. p. Cam, c. w. Weaver,
James w. Strickler, Frank y. Strickler,
Frank II. Alackie. Jr, Walter :. Watson,
& Russell White, John NJ. Carpenter
William B. Smith, Jrs NJ i. Graves,
MAYNARD S. Alexander, Mayrice T Alex
ander, Alvin Wilmer, Allen u. A'nscow
Thomas o. Wilkinson, Paul T. Wiikn-
son. j. +. Boggs. \. 3. Wilkinson, A. D.
Adams. William (. Skellenger, Z. Q.
Hardesty. Eugene Hardesty. X. D.
smith. L. n. Smith, ]. B Broad Hervey
Walker. w. E. Broad, G. Millard Lang
George F. Lang. w. H. Riley w. Is.
France. j. L. Todd, William L. Todd
c. l. Hubbard, Dick Hubbard, r. NJ.
Walker, Harold A. Finne, Edward W
alldlanl, John w. Cook, Maurice Phil
lips. Edward w Afldlam, Jr. August
II. schoell William Henry Schoell,
John W. Morris, Jr., John w. Morris
V. Martin. Ralph Heinold, Albert
Edward Greenhalgh. VIII
liam Gresnhaleh. James w. Edwards,
Howard W. Brown, r. Leonard Jones,
=. Russell Jones. o. Chester Jones, 2.
Z. Gallagher. Ia},J ]. Gallagher. Jr, r.
Ross Farra, Maris Farra, Harry z. Link, !
William B. Moore, Mrs. Edward Green
halgh Beatrice Crew, J. Gordon McMil- I
Ian. Moro Mcmillan, Frederick Book. /
Jr., Frederick NJ. Book, Sr., J. Elmer
Rue, Edgar Wood Ohio B Curtis. Isaac
= Heisler, ]. Harvey Groves. John A.
groves a. F. Downs, Horace NJ White.
haymond L. Nowbray, Thomas Dowl-
Hs: J.. J.. Cooper. A. L. Downing, w.
- nraaiord, J. G. Bradford. II. w. Ken
Is1y; i,D are Franklin H. Jervis, Jr., Frank