Evening journal., 1921-09-16
BULLOCK KIN
AGAIN GATHER
Officers Elected Last Year
Will Serve Another
Term
CHILDREN, AGED
ENJOY REUNION

Delaware. Maryland, Pennsylvania,
New Jersey and New York attended
the second annual reunion of the
Bullock family yesterday at Shell
pot Park. Those present were the
descendants of John NJ. and Violet
Smith Bullock many years ago
wcll-known residents. Of Brandywine
hundred and later Of this city.
OF the nine children OF the found
ers of the family living and present
yesterday was daughter, Mrs.
George Hobson. Of Newark, who be-
fore her marriage was Miss Caro-
line Bullock.
other older members Of the or
iginal family present were Mr.. Hob
son, husband OF Mrs. Hobson and
Mrs. William W. Bullock, widow OF
William W. Bullock, and daughter
in-law Of the founders OF the family.
The members Of the family present
yesterday ranged in age from eight
months to 70 years.
Following the arrival OF the
guests at the park greetings were
exchanged among the various rela-
tives and "reminiscences Of olden
times were discussed. At noon an
old-fashioned picnic basket lunch
con was enjoyed. The Rev. q. W.
Wells. pastor OF Wesley NJ. E.
Church. asked the blessing and fol-
lowing the dinner made an interest
ing short address.
During the business meeting II
was decided that the officers elected
last year should remain in office an
mi cd
dent, William Smith Handy, Brandy
wine Hundred; president, How
ard S. Guy, OF this city; secretary,
Mrs Walter ID. Cooper, OF this city,
and treasurer. Miss Emily w. Bull
lock, OF this city Miss Edna NJ.
Bullock. OF this city, was named his
torian of the association, and to
make a report at the next reunion
of all the family data that can be
obtained.
The afternoon was spent in sports
for both old and young. These
were under the direction OF Mrs.
Alexander Ferguson. A game OF
baseball between the married and
unmarried men caused much amuse-
ment After much energetic play
ing the married men won TO 4.
The line up for the game follows:
Married men-Ferguson. c.; Cross
grove. p.; Robinson, h.; Cooper,
2b.; II. Guy, ss.; Slaughter. 3d.; Pot
ter cf.; Handy. RI: Mcdonald, II;
Unmarried mem Thompson, c.;
Slaughter. D.; Ewing, 1b; Souden,
2h.: Worrall, S.. Harry Guy, 3b.;
Paxton, CT; G. Guy, r.; Slaughter,
II. The game was umpired by the
Rev. z. w. Wells and DR.. E. Q. Bull
lock.
After the game, a protest was file'
by the unmarried men, who contend
ed that il was unfair TO have TIVE
married men as umpires.
plentiful supply of ice cream
and cake was served in the after
noon.
Perhaps one OF the greatest at.
fractions at the reunion was the mo.
tor-house, the Ethel" which Mr.
and Mrs. William W. Guy, OF Cam.
den. n. j.. and his family Travelled
in to Shellpot Park. The machine 1:
A complete home on wheels and has
accomm odations for Mr.. and Mrs
Guy and their son and daughter
The foundation Is the chassis OF 8
ton-and-a-quarter Ford truck. The
body is Is feet long, G feet wide and
6 feet high. inside measurements. ST,
Ecreened and curtained windows fur
nish air for the motor-house.
The machine is nicely furnished
with carpet, dining table, stove, built
in cupboard and sleeping accommO
dations. Tent poles are also carrie,
on the body Of the car, so that camp
ing may be enjoyed at night.
The motor-house was named 70
Mr.. Guys daughter Ethel Mr.. AM
Mrs. Guy have taken many enjoyabl
trips in the machine and are plan
ming a trip in the near future L
Florida. Mr.. Guy is a grandson O
Mr.. and Mrs. John Bullock, tn
founders Of the Bullock family.
It was with great regret that tn
descendants OF the family who ar
living in Oklamoha, Nebraska an
Panama could not be present at IN
reunion yesterday. These far-resid
ing relatives sent letters OF regret
and are hopeful OF attending othe
reunions in the future.
Those present were: Mr.. an
Mrs. George Hobson. Mr.. and Mr.
George Hobson, Jr.. and children
OF Newark Miss Florence Law
Harrington; Mr.. and Mrs. John Nc
Donald and children. Greenbank
Mr.. and Mrs. Edward Worrall. Mis-
Lillian Worrall and George Worral
of this city; Mrs. Leroy HIM an
son. Of Cranston Heights; Mr.. an
Mrs. Walter ID. Cooper. Miss Eliza
beth and Ralph Cooper, Mr.. an
Mrs. Paul Cooper, Mr.. and Mr.
George Cooper and children, all Z
this city; Mr.. and Mrs Benjami
Bullock and children. OF Oxfor,
Pa; Mr.. j. L. Pierce. Mr.. and Mr.
ciaud NJ. Robinson. OF Philade
phia; w. S. Handy, Mr.. and Mr.
Harry c. Handy. Of Brandywin
hundred; Mrs. William n. Potte
Miss Mabel Potter, Mr. and Mr.
Alexander Ferguson. Mr. and Mr.
William \. Potter. Jr., and sen, Mr.
Clarence Potter and children, NJ
and Mrs. Edward Handy. Robei
Handy, Mr.. and Mrs. George Hanb,
Mr.. and Mrs. George Handy, Jr., an
son, OF this city; Mr. and Mrs. Fer
Guy, Lacey and Alfred Guy Mr.
Emma Chandler and family, Mr.. an
Mrs. William Bruton. all Of Chests
Heights, Pa; Mr. and Mrs. Josep
Guy. OF Philadelphia; Mr. and Mr.
Marshall Guy and family, Of Can
den. y. j.; Mr.. and Mrs. John Co
Mr. and Mrs william Cox and fan
lily, Mr.. and Mrs. Howard Guy. NJ
and Mrs. c. A. Crossgrove, Jr., ar
children. al Of this city: Mr. ar