Evening journal., 1921-01-05
DIR. &. ". RHODES
SELLS BUSINESS
William E. Brown, of Fed
eralsburg, Takes Charge
of Drug Store
RESOLUTIONS ON
REV. w. G. HAUPF
Special to The Evening Journal.

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NEWARK, Jan. 5.-Wm. E. Brown.
formerly Of fredericksburg, Mr., has
purchased the drug store business Of
Dr.. George w. Rhodes and took pos
session Monday. Mr.. Brown, Who was
clerk In the store for several months
bought the business but not the prop
erty. He formerly conducted drug
stores al both fredericksburg and Cam
bridge. Md. Later he will move his
family which consists Of his wife and
two children, 10 Newark, and will
occupy the apartment above the store
now occupied by DR.. and Mrs. Rhodes.
DR.. Rhodes, Who developed one Of
the targets drug store trades in the
state, has not announced his future
plans. He has been a resident Of
Newark for many years and started
in the drug business with the late DR..
Butler. About 10 years ago he pur-
chased the drug store OF h B. Frazer
and several years later built the pres
ent store which Is especially equipped
for the business. Dr.. Rhodes is a di-
rector Of the Newark Trust and safe
Deposit Company.
Several members Of the family Of
II. Warner McNeal are IN. Mr. Nc
Neal is down With the Quinsy. His
another daughter, Elizabeth McNeal.
is confined 10 the house with the
grip.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ernest ID. Sanborn is
recovering from an attack OF the
grip.
A. C. Davis, superintendent OF mo-
tive power Of the Maryland Division
OF the Pennsylvania RaihOad who
recently moved 10 Newark is on a
trip 10 Chicago.
Mr.. and Mrs. Neil BrokRw, Of Leeds
Md, have been visiting Mrs. Cassan-
dra Brokaw at the home Of Professor
ami Mrs. Harold p. Tiffany.
Miss Frances BOuzeret, OF Clay
mont and Miss Catherine ONeill. Of
Wilmington, have been visiting Mis-
ROsalie Steel, daughter OF DR.. anc
Mrs. Walter II. Steel.
Mr.. and Mrs. William II. Evans
have returned from Havana where
they visited their daughter, Mrs. Du.
rand whose husband is an army Of.
flcer.
Mr.. and Mrs. Preston who hav,
been visiting their son, Professor
Howard X. Preston and family, hav,
returned 30 their home in Trenton
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Miss Eleanor LeCarpentier, OF vii
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smyrna, a student at Fairfax Hall
Basic City, Va, who have been visit
ing Newark friends have returned
home.
Tie vestry Of st. Thomas p. E
Church has adopted the following
resolutions on the resignation Of tn
Rev, Walter G.. Haupt, rector:
Whereas, The Rev. Walter G. Haup
has resigned as rector Of St. Thomas
parish in order that he may engag
in educational work In Washington
ID. c., and
Whereas, Mr.. Haupt has made /
clear that his decision 10 leave thi
parish IS irrevOcable; therefore. b
Resolved, BY US, the wardens an,
vestrymel OF St. Thomas p. 4. par
ish in behalf OF ourselves and OF tn
parishiOners that we express in be
half OF ourselves and of the Othe
parishiOners that the relation wilic
has existed for seven years betwee
he and his estimable wife and IN
people az this parish are 10 be sew
cred; and, be It further
Resolved, That we acknOWledg
with gratitude the faithful untirin
and increasing efforts Of Mr.. Haupt 3
advance the interest of our paris
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our community; that we recOgniz
with appreciation the great construc
tive work they have done since the
have been here and, be IL further
Resolved, That In accepting Nj
Haupts resignation as rector TO tax
effect at the close OF the present mont
SeXagesima Sunday. January 20. W
wish him and his devoted wife a
possible success in the new field q
effort which is TO receive them; anS
be 10 further
Resolved, That this resolution b
spread in full upon the parish record
and that copies be sent 30 Mr.. HauI
and the daily newspapers in WI
in Newark.