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Evening journal., 1920-05-15
MISS JOHNSON TO
GIVE ORGAN RECITAL

40 Union Methodist Episcopal
Church, Fifth and Washington streets
The Rev. Harvey Winfield Ewing. ID
D. minister, services Will be: Chsl
medhng al $40 o'clock public wor-
ship at 1890 O'Clock. sermon subject.
"rhe Ascension OF our Lord: sun
day school at . O'Clock: EpWOrth
League at 630. o'clock.
Evening worship at 730 o'clock: or
gan recital by Miss johnson at 7ll
O'Clock; sermon subiec' "The Assem-
sion OF Man"
Music for the day: Organ numbers
'PastorQle In A. Faulkes offertory,
"A Mem0rv Stcbbins, "Grand
Choeur," Rogers: offertory. Al Part
ing Of Day" Frysinger; 'Tozanna. "
Wacks; choir numbers. anthem. "rhe
sweet Story OF Old, Braunder: quar-
aetle, 1T Is l." Walcott; anthem. "Tho
Path OF The Just" speaks, duet. ~
lioard the Voice OF Jesus say" Rath-
burn, Miss Mason and Mr.. CrOssan.
Evening journal., 1920-05-15
REV. MINKER TO
PREACH GRACE
Assistant Pastor Will Have
Charge of All Services
There Tomorrow
FORMER PRESIDENT
OF LEAGUE TO TALK

The ncv. Ralph l.. Minker, assist
ami pastor OF Grace NJ. p. Churcn,
will nreach for the ilrst time az Dogl
ihe morning and evening services ln
hat church tomorrow Mr.. Mlnher
VIII have for his morning SUBJECT
.His pr0blem-My problem,
mo evening subject will be Doing
What We Cam a.
me musical program for the day
lncudcs Morning -Organ prelude
Grand Onerioire in b Major. Wely ;
anihom. Festival Tie Dcum IN y flal,
Balmhach: oiiertory, soprano ana
alto duett "Guldc Me o Ihou 1reat
Iehovah.r = Won Flotow, Mrs. Babcoch
and Miss Ross organ postiuae'
Marches Des lacobins, Clarke.
Evening. 730 10 7i5 o'clock-Olsah
recital, Pilgrims Chorus, Wagner
Prelude and lntermezzo, Mascashi ,
Meditation, Massenct; anthem, Aplue
Win Ne" shelley: offeriory. Fear
Not o Israeli Splckef; organ posi-
h,de "Gioria In FXcclsis," Lemmons.
Al The EpWOrlh League service Gao
o'clock. G.. Millard Lang viii discuss
the tonic. christian Principles III
Public Health" Mfr. Lang, who was
formerly president Of the EpWorlli
League. and who Is now residing ~
Pittsburgh. Is at home for a month g
visit and he Is very warmly welconi-
ed into the league circle. Harry lay-
l0r. will be thc soloist of The evening
on Wednesday at 6 o'clock the lasl
of the monthly womcn's dinners for
this season WIN be held. Al the Aprl
dinner there was a record attend
ancc. 10 Is expecled that this dinner
VIII equal. II not surpass, the oihei
one. Mrs Ell Mendinhall viii speah
on Looking Backward and Lookinl
Forward" giving a resume Of ih'
work accomplished blythe holding o.
these dinners and then she give what
in her opinion can be further accom-
plhhed Miss Gertrude Dexter VII
give several roadings
The mid-wcck service al "a
o'clock wednesday. night win be 4
charge OF the units under the super
vision OF William i. Todd The unit
included are No. 2S, leauer ). :
shields: No. %. leader. W. w. Van
SAINT. No. 30. s. X Narnes; No. 81
w. A. Heindle: No %, Edgar Smith
No 80. J. Luther pirile
Tho Senior Queen Esther Circle WI
hold a rummage sale Saturday Ma
%. Miss Esther Wilson, president
In charge OF the work.
Evening journal., 1920-05-15
THE ASCENSION,
PASTORS Theme
DR.. c. L. Hubbard to Preach
Sermon on This Subject
Tomorrow
TALK ON SAMSON
AT EVENING SERVICE

The Rev. Carlisle l.. Hubbard. d. d.,
viii preach both morning and even
ing at ST. pauls NJ. r. Church tOmOr-
row His topic for the morning Will
be, "rhe Ascension" In the evening
he Will continue the sories Of SER
mons on Samson. using for a theme,
"lhe Man Who Triiled once Too
OFTEN.
In the morning. the Rev Raymond
w Cooke. the assistant pastor VIII
preach a fVc-mlnute sermon TO the
Junior congregation, on the subject
prayer"
The music by the choir under dl-
rection Of Prof Charles r. Edwards,
Will consist of the fOllaWlng NUM-
bers. Anthem, Way OF the Cross, q
Edwards quarleitc, "Slill. Stlll With
Thee" Rogers, Miss Clara Sproul
Mrs. Eleanor GirlOn kemcry. j. Wal
ter Boyer, Wilmer s. Boldly. an
them. praise Ne the Lord. Sultsl
baritone solo, "rhe Holy Cliyf
Adams, Wilmer $. Boldly; violin
solo; 'R,.eiligioso,' seilz, Charles La
Miss Sarah. Hudson White will PLAY
the following organ selections: Der
ceuse,' Barber. Alteration" Rock.
we'll. "postlude in b." L0wden: "Ai
sunset Scllars, "Romanxa' Mozart
Grand Oneriolre." Vincent: Fan
fare" BubOise.
The sunday School mnbs at ;
O'Clock with the orchestra playinl
for the opening and closing exer
cises. There are classes for all Thosl
who cannot get back 90 SUNDAY
School after going home from th'
morning preaching service are nov
being favored by the arrangemen
which has-bcen made whereby The,
can secure a light lunch at the churcl
/ from ~ until 4.
The Christian Endeavor Societ
meets at 6.30 p. M. in the assemhl
room OF The Junior Department q
the Sunday school The service 10
morrow win be led by Mrs. r. /
Howard.
During the hours Of service a nur
sery is maintained for the cOnven
ience OF parents with small chlldrel
who would otherwise feel that the
could not attend the church ser
vices: Many persons avail themsclVe
Of this opportunity every Sunda,
| The little folks are entertained an
under The care Of a competent nurs
Evening journal., 1920-05-15
DIR. SARD TO PREACH
ON THE END OF WORLD

The services al Scott NJ. n. Church,
seventh and Spruce streets, tomorrow
will be as follows. Q O'Clock, class
meeting, r. n. Gilbert leader; 1890
o'clock. sermon by the pastor, the
Rev. r J. Sard; subject. Spiritual As
similation: (" 2 O'Clock, SUNDAY school.
A.. n. Gilbert, superintendent Gas
o'clock, Epworth League; summer in
stiiutc registration. 130 O'Clock
preaching by The pastor, the second
sermon OF series on THE End of the
World" entitled "rhe God Of This
World in the Present Age"
Music, at the morning service-Or-
gan. by Still Water Horsford: pre-
lude, God is Love, HanscOm; Holy
| Art Thou Handel. organ pOstlude
/ "posilude in {" Mourlan
Evening prelWlc, Meditation vii
liams; Awake My Soul" Geihel
Gloria" Farmer; posllude. "postlude
in H." Ashford.
Evening journal., 1920-05-15
TRINITY M. E. TO
HONOR FATHER

The Rev. +. H. Collins. pastor OF
Trinity Methodist Episcopal Church.
win preach a Fathers Day sermon al
The 1000 O'Clock services at the
church tomorrow. IL Is hoped that
the attendance will equal the attend
ance Of the Mothers Day services or
last Sunday. when the Baracca Class
gave out 225 buttons 20 those at
tending.
The subject for the morning ser
mon win be "Why Should Father Not
De a Christian as Wen as Motherf'
The services at the church Will be
as follows Glass meatng at 2
O'Clock leader. John Lacey sermon at
1890 o'clock; Bible school al > o'clock,
e. w Cook, superintendent, evening
services at 3 O'Clock: anniversary OF
The Epworth League; the Rev. Clar-
fnco Keen, Of the \. NJ. G.. A.. in
charge. Mrs. Keen will sing.
Evening journal., 1920-05-15
PAUL'S GOSPEL TO
BE SERMON SUBJECT

Services tomorrow at the Delaware
Avenue Baptist Church, Delaware
avenue and West street, Will be in
oharre Of the Rev. Joseph \ irwin,
s r. N. who will take for the sub
iect Of the sermon at 1870 o'clock
"pnurs Gospel
The SUNDAY school VIII meet at
. o'clock. in charge Of Walter Il.
Hope. superintendent. Ihe ulrlstla,n
Fndeavor meeting at Gas o'clock
leader. William T. Turner; topic, He
The evenng service viii begin at
7l2O O'Clock. with a inspirational song
service. The large chorus choir VIII
be assisted By the Sunday school or
chestra. under the leadership of VIII
liam Wallace. The pastor Will take
for the subject OF the sermon The
Right and the Wrong Solution OF the
Present Problems.
The monthly meeting Of the
Women's Home and Foreign Mis-
sionary Societies win be held on
Thursday afternoon at 20 O'Clock
at the home OF Mrs Robert !. kellN
1913 West Ninth street.
The prayer and praise service OF th'
church will be on "Wednesday eve
ming at o'clock.
The special musical program foi
tomorrow Is az follows
Morning Organ prelude, Prelude,
Griek: anthem. Come Unto Me NJ
Weary" Hawley. anthem, ~lnclln
Tbine Ear no Me-" Himmel, Orgal
postude. "Grand Choeur In g,
SalOme.
Evening Organ prelude. "Suppllca
ton" Frysinger, anihem, 'slhe nv
light Shadows Fan" Wood anthem
Arise. Shine. the shiny Lisht /
Come Barnes. organ pQstlud'
March Triumphal" Canaeris.
Evening journal., 1920-05-15
ANNIVERSARY At
BRACK-EX M. {.
Three Ministers TO Preach
at All Day Services
There Tomorrow
CHOIR TO FURNISH
SPECIAL MUSIC

Members Of Braek-Ex NJ. f. Church
Will observe Anniversary Day at that
church tomorrow with an all-dayss
service. The Rev. J. p. Otis VIII
preach at the morning services ar
iO.45 o'clock. The Sunday School VIII
meet at noon. 80,
At 3 o'clock a mass meeting VIII
be held when the Rev. lvanhoe VIII
lis. of Marshallton. will speak.
The Epworth League VIII meet at
Gas o'clock with the pastor, the Rev.
n. II. Adams, in charge. The evening
services at 7.i5 o'clock viii be in
charge OF the Rev. Ernest w. Green
field, Of Brandywine NJ. n church
Warren Curlett, will sing at all ser
vices.
Evening journal., 1920-05-15
DR.. ODELL Will
PREACH sermon
Head of Service Citizens to
Speak at Westminster To-
morrow Morning
DIR. CANDEE TO TALK
ON WORLD UNREST

At Westminster, Church, corner
Pennsylvania avenue and Rodney
street, at the morning service at 1880
O'Clock tomorrow, the sermon VIII
be preached by the Rev. Joseph II.
Odoll ID. D., Of this city. Or, Odell Is
The head OF the Service Citizens OF
Delaware, and is known as one OF the
leading speakers IN tne campaigns
the Red Cross, y NJ. G.. A. ana other
agencies during the war. .,
The double quartet, under the ul,
reolion Of Frederick w. Wyatt, VIII
sing lhe anthems, "They That Wait
Upon the Lord" by Roberts, and
Fear Not Ye, . Israel" by Spleker.
The organ numbers viii be: 'JuDl-
late Deo," by Silver. and "Postlude IN
n. Flat" by Abernethy.
The graded Sunday school VIII meet
in the chapel al noon ana the blDle
classes at the same time In tue gallery
Al The Vesper service at o'clock
Or. Charles l. Candee will preach on
the subject, "A Crisis for the Church.
This sermon will be the sequel 10 the
sermon OF last Sunday afternoon OF
"A Crisis in Civilization" Dr. Candet
win stress the part the church mus
play In the present world unrest ano
will have something 10 say about ne
lnterchurch World Movement and il'
relationship TO and bearing upon th'
| solution OF some of the great prob
lens facing the world today.
The double quartet viii sing th.
anthems, "rhc Lord Is My shepherd,
hy Smart, and "Sanctus," by Gounod
/ The organ numbers will be Lava
tina" by Ran, and Finale" b.
Faulkes.
] The Young Peoples Society Wi
hold Sunday evening service in m
chapel at o'clock. The meetng MI
be In charge OF Charles CarsWell. III
| tonic will be "The Masters Sin
certify" a continuation Of the studio
based on FOsdick's book, 1.-THE Man
hood Of the Master"
Evening journal., 1920-05-15
TO TELL HOW TO
CUT H. C. L. PRICES

Tic services az McCabe Memorial
Methodist Episcopal Church. tOmor-
row will be in charge OF the pastor.
In the morning at 1890 the theme will
he "Consocrated Thinking" In the
evening at o'clock the subject for
the sermon will be "The Twentieth
Century Youth and His Occupation =
This viii be the third Of a series of
talks 70 young people by Or. VIII
liams. during the month OF May.
In the discourse tomorrow evening
the pastor will show how the III. G,
of l." can be brought down TO a nor
NAL level.
The SUNDAY school In all grades will
meet at 1915 o'clock; Epworth League
at 7i5 O'Clock.
Evening journal., 1920-05-15
CONGREGATIONAL SING
THIRST M. P. CHURCH

40 First Methodist Protestant
Church tomorrow there will be
preaching al iOi5 o'clock and 2 7i5
o'clock by the Rev w. II. Hodges,
pastor. sabbath school at 2i5 o'clock I:
~. p. s. G. p. at Z o'clock. AZ the eve
ming Service lhe choir will sing
praise Ne the Lord" by Mcphail. and
also a congregational "sing." At the
morning service praise Ne the Lord, "
by Myers.
on May %, The scotts NJ. z.
orchestra will give a concert In the
lecture room OF The church
Evening journal., 1920-05-15
sr ANnnEM,s p. b. CIIURCn.

The services In 81. Andrews y. ~
Church, Eighth and shipley. streets
sunday after Ascension. will be; Holy
Communion AT 3 O'Clock; Bible class
and SUNDAY school at 9i5 o'clock
morning prayer and sermon at a
o'clock: evening prayer and sermon at
T.i5 o'clock Az
Services In 81. Matthews Chapel, the
Rev. Edward ~. Ford IN charge, VIII
he sunday school at , o'clock eve
ming prayer and sermon at , O'Clock
Evening journal., 1920-05-15
FIRST LOVE- TO BE
PASTORS THEME

The usual order OF services viii be
observed at Richardson Park NJ. y.
Church tomorrow. ghe morning sery-
ices being held at 1890 O'Clock. The
Rev. Arthur W. Goodhand, pastor of
the church, will speak on First
Love" The subject for the evening
sermon Will be "rhe lmmuiability
OF God" Sunday school at A. p. M
louns peoples devotional meeting al
6i5 p. m.
Evening journal., 1920-05-15
BETHEL BAPTISTS
TO USE BATH HOUSE

se,.v,ees al Nj. Bethel Baptist
church tl6 West Front street. the
Rev. n. p. Corbin, pastor tomorrow
viii be as follows; 1880 o'clock
tsmndard tlmel subject What post
iho Lord Require OF You; ; covenant
meeting, AZ p. IN. 3 p. M, baptism
at The baAhhouse, oiNleenln ana wal
,vil meet 7i5 D. M, evening service
preachinr by Rev. solomon Hudson
"Wednesday night. missionary meeunS
FRIDAY nlght. prayer meeting
Evening journal., 1920-05-15
CT LIKES REFORMED EPISCOPAL.

Tho NON. MIIII0m LNlNIHt' TVVIVI :
vlu he i'm charge of the services at
81 Luke's Reformed Episcopal
Church. tomorrow, which will be held
as Follows: Morning prayer ana ser
mon al iOA5 O'Clock; sunday school
win be held at ? o'clock, and the eve
ming prayer and sermon at i3o o'clock,
The mid-week service viii be held
Wednesday evening at s O'Clock
Evening journal., 1920-05-15
81. STEPHENS CHuRCH.

Services at St Stephens Lutheran
Church, Tatnall street, near seventh
street. the Rev. Frederic Doerr, pas
tor: morning service at 1870 O'Clock ;
subject, "A Blessed Observation I;
sunday school meets at i2.t5 o'clock (;
evening service at s o'clock, subject,
"A Human Fallibiliiy.
Evening journal., 1920-05-15
IMMANuEL p. p. CmuRCn.

Emmanuel Church, NeNenleenll
street and Riverview avenue, the hcN.
G. W. Clash, rector, services tomor-
row are as follows. Holy Iommun.
ion. 7.i5 O'Clock; church school al
qi5 o'clock: morning prayer ana ser.
mon. n O'Clock; evening prayer ana
sermon. 7i5 o'clock.
Evening journal., 1920-05-15
AT ST. JOHN's p. n. CHURCH.

Services al the ST. Johns p. r.
Church. Market street and Concord
avenue for tomorrow Will be as fol-
lows. Holy Communion Will be OBJ
served at 1.30 o'clock Church school
at 9.i3 O'clock. The morning prayer
and sermon by the Rev Aban Richey,
rector, at A o'clock; evening prayer
and sermon by the rector at I.i5
O'clock
Evening journal., 1920-05-15
sMtnIsH NJ. b. CHuRCH

Services at the Sweiish ~ e.
Church. iiii East Eleventh street. will
be. morning worship 1890 O'Clock
sunday school. - O'Clock. Epworth
League, O'Clock; evening service
100 O'Clock.
Evening journal., 1920-05-15

and the pastor served as the commits
lee To- select this house for the pastor.
The pastors family, consisting OF hls
wife and two boys, aged 10 ana -
expect TO move into their new nome
next week, The home is TO be fur
nished by the Ladies Aid Society, J..
Evening journal., 1920-05-15
VOLUNTEERS OF AMERICA

The Volunteers OF America. sos
Shipley street Sunday school. 230
o'clock: Bible class, 3 o'clock: open
air meeting, It's o'clock at Fourth
and Market streets; preaching al S
O'Clock
Evening journal., 1920-05-15

10 az o'clock. Holy Communion and
sermon; z o'clock, Victory Guild; ZAP
O'Clock. special evening service ana
sermon 60 members OF the Order OF
fho Eastern star
Evening journal., 1920-05-15
pRnGnEssIvE spInITuALIsTs.

Sunday evening services at the First
Progressive Spiritualist Church Py-
THAN Castle Hall, 906 West street:
Services conducted by Mrs. Ellen Con
at 7.30 o'clock. Messages by DR.. Gatter,'
OF Philadelphia.
Evening journal., 1920-05-15
special and Music To Be Heard City Churches Again Tomorrow
Why You ShouldGo
To Church

To be of no church is dangerous. Religion,
Of which the rewards are distant, and which is
animated only by Faith and Hope, will glide
by degrees out of the mind, unless It be in.
vigorated by external ordinances, by stated
calls to worship, and the salutary influence of
example.
Johnsoa, Life of Milton.
Evening journal., 1920-05-15
CALVARY p. =. CHURCH.

Calvary Episcopal Church. Third
and Washington streets. the Rev.
Edmund II. stevens. rector. Sunday
services. $3.50 O'Clock. church school:
Evening journal., 1920-12-29
BARNHILLS ARE
MARRIED so YEARS

Mr. and Mrs George II. Barnhil,
2229 Tatnall street, celebrated their
golden wedding anniversary at their
home last evening The home, which
has been occupied by the Barnhill
family for the past l6 years, was
prettily decorated with cut flowers.
Mr.. and Mrs Barnhil received their
guests under an arch Of laurel, the
numerals so being suspended above
their heads Receiving the guests
With Mr.. and Mrs Barnhil were Mrs.
Laura Reynolds, who had been Mrs.
Barnhirs bridesmaid, and Aaron
Beale, who had been best man.
Mr.. and Mrs. Barnhill were the re-
cipients OF many gifts, among them
being handsome mahogany tapestry
lined rocking chair, which was pre-
sented by Mr.. Barnhill's friends from
the American Car and Foundry Com
pany, where he has been employed
for the last twenty years.
Although he is q years OF age, Mr.
Barnhil still works at his trade. pat
ternmaking. Mrs. Barnhil Us 69 years
OF age. .,,,
Al Of Mr.. and Mrs Barnhills seven
living children were present They
are Mrs. A. B. Hickman, Of Newburgh
n Y: Mrs. l.. c. Smith, OF Ossinlng
| n Y: the Misses Estelle and Alberla
Barnhil. William q. Barnhil, Jonn Il
Barnhnl and George T. Barnhill. Jr
MANY other relatives and friends
Mr. and Mrs w o. Barnhill a sor
and daughter-in-law OF Mr.. and Mrs
| George I. Barnhill, are receiyins
congratulations on the birth OF
daughter, born Monday.
Evening journal., 1920-12-29
We ddimqs

Miss Anne Beates Crumbaugh.
daughter OF Dr.. and Mrs. J. w. Crum-
baugh, Of this city, and Arlington
Wand DeCanlzares. son Of Mr.. and
Mrs. Arlington DeCanizares, Of
Wayne, Pa, were married in this city
on Monday afternoon by the Rev.
Leonard White, pastor of Mt Salem
NJ. r. Church.
Miss Adie Ottwel, iO6 East Third
street, and G Clinton ShOckley, OF
GOldsb0r0, Md, were married this
morning in Scott NJ r. parsonage by
the Rev Thomas j. Sard. The couple
We're attended by the brides sister
Miss Violet Ottwell and Miss Nettie
Ottwell.
The bride wore brown silver tone
coat suit with hat to match, and haC
corsage OF bride roses. Mr.. ant
Mrs. Shockley left for Baltimore anC
Washington, where they will spenC
their honeymoon. Upon their return
they will reside in GOldsbOrO, Md.
where Mr.. ShOckley owns farm
The wedding party was entertaine,
at breakfast this morning by Mr.. an'
Mrs. James 5. Deakyne, 406 Eas
Third street.
Evening journal., 1920-12-29
The Truth Teller
AN Editorial by The Society Editor)

(An Editorial by the Society Editor)
Imagine earnest Wilmington out of a
with the resolve to tell nothing but the truth heard
it said that what the ne has determined
therefore, that he, for will be truthful
He is bit late TO work that
him. the
good service such occasions.
ITO tell the truth, sir he 81 felt lazy lay
in bed for half hour after the me hated to come to
work today and attend to this hateful old job"
IF that's the feel about your job you're
look for another
Then the truth-telers wife calls up
Are busy, dear?" she inquiries.
Hitherto he has always listened patiently
though he
But now truthful he course busyl
don't see why you always call me at this time Of the
busiest time / wish"
But she has of angry
The the resolute fellow at
home a new baby has arrived recently.
Some kid, eh ?" asks the friend
Well It's Just as snub-nosd redaced and homely other
newborn baby replies the truthful making the remainder Of the
evening unpleasant for himself all concerned.
Does one really want 10 hear the a times7
Evening journal., 1920-12-29
AI.POMCO CLHR DANCE.

One Of the most brilliant affairs in
this city on New Years Eve will be
the dance Of the AlpOwco Club in
the New Century Club. 1t is expected
that $50 OF the yolNger social set OF
this city will attend The dance is
the third Of series 10 be given by
the club this season.
Several surprises and numerous
novelties are in store for the dancers.
The first half Of the evening is to be
in keeping with Leap Year, the young
women having charge OF the pro-
gram. At midnight there will be a
real New Years celebration. after
which a supper Will be served. After
this event the remainder of the eve
ming will be in the hands Of the mer
members Of the committee and the
men guests.
Dancing will begin at Q O'Clock anC
will continue until l.30 o'clock. Music
will be furnished by Draine's ten.
piece orchestra.
Evening journal., 1920-12-29
nANCE nor HOSPITAL

The dansanis which are being nela
each afternoon at the Hotel DUPONT
this week for the benefit OF the Babies
Hospital are proving popular win
many of the young people OF the city;
Tables may be reserved for any OF
thes dansants by calling Miss Eliza
beth Amory, iiG2-W. The patronesses
for tOday's dances will be Mrs. har.
Ian G. Scott, Miss Mary Bringhurs'
and Mrs. George a. Elliott.
For lhe remainder OF the week they
win be as follows: Thursday, Mrs
Maurice dupont lee, Mrs. James \
Ginns, Mrs. James A. Draper, Jn; FRI
dav. Mrs. Paul r. Wilson, Mrs. J. Ches-
Ter Gibson and Mrs Robert Pening
ton: Saturday. Mrs Edgar NJ
HOOpes. Jr.
Evening journal., 1920-12-29
TuEIR GOLDEN WEDDING.

Al their home, Maple Lane, near
Yorklyn, on Wednesday. December p,
Mr.. and Mrs. James p. Cloud cele-
brated their golden wedding annlNer-
sary. having been married on Deem
Der p, 1870. After receiving the con
gratulations and well wishes OF The
assembled guests, all partook OF a
hountiful dinnef served in country
style
Among the many pretty table dec
oratiOns was wedding cake on
which was inscribed the years 1870
1920" Mr. and Mrs. Cloud have oc-
cupied their present home FOR nearly
30 years. having moved there in
March. 1871.
A striking coincidence OF the cele-
hrakion was the presence Of MIR. and
Mrs. Jackson Cloud, brother and sis
ter Of Mr. and Mrs. Cloud, who were
celebrating their fOrty-flfth wedding
anniversary. having been married on
December 22. 1875 They live on an
adjoining farm.
The guests were: Mr.. and Mrs
James p. Cloud, MIR. and Mrs Jack
son Cloud, Mr.. and Mrs. William r.
Cloud, Lewis c. Cloud, Mrs. Mary B
Cloud. Thomas A. Cloud, MIR. an,
Mrs. Ed Hannum, Mr.. and Mrs Nor
] rlS WOODWARD, MT. ana MiH. hdTT,
Hobson, Mr.. and Mrs. Lewis Hobs0n
/ Miss Emma HObsOn, Mr.. and Mrs
/ Howard HObson. MIR. and Mrs Edwin
Graves. Mrs. Mary h. Farron. Harry
A Cloud. Misses Ethel and Erms
Cloud Mr. and Mrs Harlan l.. Cloud
Miss Jane Cloud. Mr. and Mrs, VII
liam J. Maxwell, Misses Helen anC
! Florence and Master James Maxwell
Mrs. John Grinlth. Charles and Ham
mOnd Grinlth Miss Grace Pierce ant
Mrs. Wilmer Cloud.
Evening journal., 1920-12-29
Horseshoe Luck
LAn EdILorIaI BY Lhe soeIeLy EdILor.l

good the finding ourleaf
cove not only Wilmington but throughout Delaware been
the embems probably
plentiful they used be disappearing the
roadways due TO the advent OF automobiles But peoples luck
with them pretty we'll
the the idea bringing
good luck to the finder In The early hoshoes nailed
doors And the for mailing them the
witches
that witches might be
shoe considered
from those days TO these mas been the custom TO nail above the
be careful the
points the shoe else all the luck will out
wise have believed in the efficacy Of the nailed
nailed
ship il didn't bring him victory why OF
he had the shoe nailed side 20.
And fouea coyers just lucky they used to be This
pretty well harvested But for
autograph album Surely there are few
nicely pressed and waiting for you there.