Evening journal., 1921-10-27
START DRIVE TO
8 AID LIBRARY
Rowan Memorial Tablet TO
BE Unveiled at Newark
Next Thursday
GHAUTAUQUA TO
OPEN SATURDAY

Special TO The Evening Journal.
NEWARK. oct. 27-To devote
ths loyalty and devotion Of the late
DE william ]. Rowan for 21 years
pastor Of the church. tablet will be
unveiled next Thursday evening in
The Newark Presbyterian Church. II
wiz be unveiled by Elizabeth Tiffany,
daughter OF Professor and Mrs.
Harold e. Tiffany. DR.. A. L. Lathem,
OF Chester. Pa. viii be the principal
speaker. The Rev. o. A. Gilling-
ham OF Washington. ID. c.. will also
make an address. The inscription
Oh the tablet follows. in loving
memory OF William j. Rowan. 1854
l920-pastor OF this church for
twenty-one years"
THE annual Chautauqua will open
Saturday afternoon and will con-
tfnue next week Saturday evening
there will be a concert and a lecture
By Charles II. Poole on Social Re
demption." Sunday afternoon there
Will be a sacret concert and in the
evening a lecture by Chancellor
George n. Bradford on THE Way
Up" An excellent program has also
been arranged for the remainder OF
the time.
The drive for financial assistance
fer the Newark Library starts today
and will continue until the end OF
next week. Mrs. Finley NJ. X. Fos-
idr is chairman OF the drive and the
ieem captains are Mrs. Carl Rankin
Miss Edith Spencer and Miss Gladys
Pratt.
tsunday will be observed as rally
day by the Sunday school Of the
Methodist Church. An interesting
program has been arranged and DIR.
2. NJ. X. Foster. OF the University OF
Delaware will give an address.
z Bishop Philip Cook will give a.
talk in the parish house OF st.
Thomas Episcopal Church tonight
on the Nation Wide Campaign.
3 Mr.. and Mrs. Ernest f. Miller OF
Blk Mills. Md, have announced the
Marriage OF their daughter c. Dor
othy 20 w. Paul Rhoades OF Newark
ob October %. They win make their
home in Newark
blowers Of fishing in Newark have
dfganized Rod and Reel Club and
xsr stock two small brooklets with
trout The members OF the club to
date are: Gray Lomax, o. w. Wild
does, James Smith, Howard Robin
sen, Pusey Morrison. Mr.. and Nfrs.
II d. Reynolds and Mr.. and Mrs.
Charles A. Bryan.
sPeyton y. Patterson Of Perryville.
Nd. graduate OF the University OF
delaware. class 1911. has been
placed in charge Of the United States
Public Health Service at Perry'ville.
Miss Dorothy Biockson gave a
Halloween party at her home on
Main street Tuesday evening when
an enjoyable time was had by her
young friends. Among those present
were: The Misses Emily Kellogg,
Mary Rose. Tiny Hubert, Katharine
Townsend. Lillian Snyder. Reba Nc
Conoughey. Erica Gorthen, Alice
Williamson, Dorothy McNeal. Agnes
Davis. Jennie Napier, Mary Camp
bhll. Agnes Frazer and Dorothy
Blockson; Bayard Lindell. Herman
Renshaw. Irwin Cornog. James Gregg
Clarence Pool, Walter Blackwell.
George Townsend. Horace Patcheli,
William Wollaston. Harry William
son. Leon Walls. Francis Richards
William Armstrong. John Cunning
ham. Miliard Richie. and others.
The monthly Teachers" Confen-
ence OF the Presbyterian Sunday
Sssvzfs10oi viii be held this evening al
the home OF Miss Leta Waters.
IVY Castle. No. % Knights OF ths
Golden Eagle. will initiate a large
class OF candidates Saturday evening