Evening journal., 1921-05-26
DIR. ]. B. TURNER
TO BE SPEAKER
Flood of Years" Will be
Subject of Talk at An
niversary Exercises
NEWARK TO HAVE
CLEANUP DAYS
Special to The Evening Journal.

Special to The Evening journal.
NEWARK, May 26.-The Rev. II.
Clay Ferguson. OF Harper Memorial
Presbyterian Church, Philadelphia,
will make the address at White Clay
Creek Presbyterian Church Sunday
morning, June 5. This will be the
opening Of the three days celebra-
tion that will mark the 20Oth anni-
versary of this church. Mr.. Fergu-
son formerly lived in the vicinity
and at one time attended White Clay
Creek Church. Sunday evening Dr.
Joseph Brown Turner. OF Port De-
post, historian Of the New Castle
County Presbytery, will make an ad-
dress on Flood OF Tears" The Rev.
Henry Runner. OF Darlington. Nd,
who at one time was supply at White
Clay Creek Church, will also make
an address.
On Monday, June 6. the New Cas-
tie Presbytery will hold a meeting at
the church. Supper will be served
at the church. There will be ad-
dresses by the Rev. u. Franklin
Smiley. OF Wilmington, and Frank L.
Middleton. of Washington. The clos
ing meeting in connection with the
celebration will be held Tuesday eve
ming, June z, when an address will
be made by b. G. Lowrey, IL D.,
Congressman from the Second dis
trict Of Mississippi
Special music will be a feature at
all services in connection with the
celebration.
The Rev. David A. Reed, pastor OF
White Clay Creek Church. will
preach a special anniversary sermon
next Sunday morning which will
mark the ending OF his fifth year as
pastor.
Mrs. Christine Christensen, of
Newport, who was recently bitten by
a rabid dog IS taking the Pasteur
treatment under the direction Of the
State Board Of Health. The treat
ment is being administered by DR..
Merritt Burke, OF Newport.
Pupils Of the eighth grade OF the
local school under the direction Of
Miss Madge Nickerson, will present
dramatized version OF robin
Hood in the grove at Red Mems
Home this afternoon.
Announcement has been made that
Miss Helen Reese. OF Scranton, Pa,
who directed the dining halls at the
Women's College during the summer
school of 1919 will again have charge
Of the dining halls during the coming
session OF the summer school.
Members of the senior class Of the
Newark High School will begin ex-
aminations next Monday. The grad.
uating class this year will number
90. of which - will be girls and s
boys. The commencement exercises
viii be held in the Opera House or
the evening Of June 10.
Town Council has designated mex
Tuesday and wednesday as clean uT
days for Newark, when residents ar'
expected to get rid Of all rubbish ly-
ing around yards and alleys.
Members OF the local lodge oi
Knights Of Pythias will attend ser.
vices at the NJ. +. Church in a body
Sunday morning.
After June 1, Town Council viii
take possession OF what was former.
ly the Office Of Samuel NJ. Donnell
deceased, and use it as the office FOL
the clerk Of council.
Members Of Head Of Christians
Church will hold a festival at tn,
church on the evening OF June is.
William L. Trynes, who formerly
worked at the Sun shipbuilding plan
and who was in military service dur
ing the war. has been appointed tow
officer. Newark has been without al
officer for several weeks.