Evening journal., 1921-04-07

IN any WORK one must nave the
head. the hand and the heart work
together. This holds good in all
lines OF business problems" Mr..
Johnson said. III we study our prob
lens and enter our business with
zeal. energy and hard work we can
put the imprint OF that sign In our
head and the hand and heart will
do the rest
This is you State and my State
and Il is going TO be what we make
Il, and what We give H." Mr.. john
son urged that an present put forth
their best efforts and energies to
/ make the state one that all will be
proud OF. The trouble today IS that
many are not well enough versed on
the affairs Of their own State"
Mr. johnson challenged any man
or woman IN the audience 60 tell the
! important features OF the new school /
| bill. He said II could not be done I
unless you are well enough informed. /
/ Il am not interested In the bill from /
/ any political or partisan viewpoint /
/ but for the training IL promises In /
/ the future TO the children Of Della /
ware"
Mr.. Johnson also challenged the |
guests 10 tell him what the resources
of Delaware are. Again he said. one
will not be able 70 do a., because Of
not being we'll informed on the civic
affairs OF the State Mr.. johnson
declared that Delaware had been the
first In everything. and during the
war responded nobly 10 many calls.
Now that the war period is over.
/ Deiawareans have lost that enthu-
siasm Arouse this old enthusiasm"
said the speaker. "for Delaware
needs you. and study and work for
the interests OF your State" In con-
clusion. Mn johnson urged that the
Beacon College club. at its monthly
meetings. make 1t a part OF its work
to have its members study civic
questions Of Delaware. "You will de-
rive much benefit" he said. III you
, do IT, and be better citizens"
Marion II. Landing. chairman OF
the banquet committee, made the
; clssing remarks OF the evening. He
4 thanked all the members OF the club
5 FOR the cooperation which they had
given In the success OF last evening.
{ lie also announced that The hand
some flowers which had been used
for table decorations were 10 be
taken today TO two members OF the
club who were ill.
on display in the banquet room
was the beautiful silver cup which
Beacon College won last year in the
typewriting contest The cup was
nlled with beautifully flowers
The Fnffrurfrrr rsaNrrf runa nnf0von o.
Grapefruit
! Consomme Celestine
olives
Breast OF Broiled squab Chicken
Rissolee Potatoes
Green Peas
Lettuce Salad Russian Dressing
Neapolitan Ice Cream
, Assorted Cakes
> Demi Tasse
. Following the banquet dancing
, was enjoyed until early this morn
o. ing.
Z on the reception committee were
o. Mayor and Mrs. Taylor. Bishop and
s. Mrs Cook Mr.. and Mrs. Johnson,
2 j. :. Furniss. Marion II. Landing.
Mr. and Mrs. W. II. Beacon and
Afr. and Mrs j. W Hirons.
The "get-acquaintcd" committee
/. comprised a. Raymond Jackson.
. Walter O.. Miller. Daisy Ford. Mr..
4, and Mrs. Merritt D. Fisher, /. May
= Eisenhart and Laura G. Christy.
. On the banquet committee were
, Marion H. Lapdin~ A. Raymond
jackson. Mrs. ~ ID. FisherJ Miss
Christy and Miss Eisenhart. The
officers OF the club are: J. $. Fur
; Miss. president; Walter O.. Miller
b vce-president; Robert Major, treas
e urer; Daisy Ford. secretary; Gather
t inc Bridges. corresponding secretary;
r. Bertha Veach assistant correspond
n ing secretary, and A. Raymond Jack
e son. publicity manager.
t Among those present were; Albert o.
q Grier, Mr. and Mrs George Carter. Miss
4, Bullock, Dr. G.. J. Scott. ]. A. Bark
!, ley George B. Miller. Mayor and Mrs.
u | Taylor. Everett G.. Johnson, Bishop and
5, Mrs. Cook, Mr.. and Mrs. Guy r. Ford.
n Albert w Cummins. Josephine Graham,
/ Eleanor Walton. Marion Stats. Mar
- Foard. Nell Knots. Martha r. Messlck
IS Racheal Eaton. Thaddeus Cox, Frances
"a Jones, Elmyra Alexander. Robert Grif-
e hth Anna J. Abrahams. Joseph ID.
Lynch. Frank Webb. Elsie Slocum, How
q ard Touchton, Arthur J. Scottcn. Ralph
m G. Colt Lyman Reed Edmund Harring-
" ton, Arlcy Lindalc, Edward Thomas. j.
II Wallace Isaacs. Edna Lipp. Wallace
e Ross. Matte Phillips, Arthur Truitt
b.. Nina Pounds William Faulkner, Lin
coin Moore Elliott ID. Warshauer, Mr.
and Mrs. Hamin Miller Vaughn White
n Ada Coulhourn. Jack Hazel, Marion
% Stewart. Mr.. and Mrs. J. W. Hirons
!, Mr. and Mrs. Gordon J.. Naylor. Mr..
u and Mrs. T. T.. Handy, Mr.. and Mrs
~ Raymond Jackson. NJ. II. Landing, Ma
e. rle Davidson. Robert Major, Susie
I, White. Jasper W. Storey. Ruth Mills,
y Edna Chambers, George a. Culver
" Carlton Jones. Louise Wallace. John
McCool. Leon o. BrCan J. X. Hendcr-
son. b. j. Dougherty. W. ID. Schrack
] Gertrud@ Meaney, Mr.. and Mrs. N. b
= Fisher Elizabeth Peach, Mr.. ana Mrs
,r s. J. Thomson. Nema +. Parsons, En-
~ ma prettyman. Paul II. Horsey, Mitch
cll 'pierson, Carroll b. shoot william
n a. Matthews. Margaret Mundy. W. J.
D. Mundy. Norman Dichl, l.. May Eisen'
.e hart. George r. Ludes. George y. Chase
] Beatrice Doughty. Walter c. Miller
II Laura c. Chrlsty, Robert Hearn, Euz
Ie abeth Seward. Lockwood Day Ada
B. Schwatka. Norman Hastings, kuti
Cook. Clayton Curry. Elizabeth Curry
Ernest Hickman, Marian Abbott. Ann;
l. l.. Evans. Leo Lange, Helen Miller
~ Clara L. Nutter, blanche r. Parks
: Leonard r. Drury. Walter =. Mitchell
H. Ethel Phillips. Eugene Bradley, Leoi
- Potts Walter H. Howard. James IA