Evening journal., 1921-05-19
This Church IS
zoo YEARS OLD
White Clay Greek Officials
Plan Elaborate Celebra-
tion For June 5
WILL CONTINUE
FOR THREE DAYS
speeIaI 70 The EvenIns Journal.

Special to The Evening Journal
NEWARK. May 19,-Ofcials Of
n the White Clay Creek Presbyterian
II Church are planning to make the
n 2OOth anniversary Of this church one
of the most notable church events
ever held in this locality. In these
elaborate plans, the mem bers feel
that they are justified because OF the
fact that White Clay Creek Presby-
terian Church is not only one Of the
oldest church organizations in the
state but also because Of the fact
that It's history is especially interest
Il ing. The anniversary exercises will
A start Sunday. June S and continue
III for three days. The Rev. David A.
II Reed the pastor of the church is
working especially hari 10 make this
one Of the notRhles occasions in the
Il long history Of the church
The following committees have
4 been named 10 arrange for the cele-
j hration-
Anniversary committee-Le H
y Lyman Ms Charles Il Rubencame,
a Mrs. Lydia Derickson- Miss Margaret
"A Peach. Ms Eliza Mccoy, James H.
n Walker, samuel s Mccoy. Charles
N H. Rubencamc-
~ Program and Music-Mrs Ben
4 jamin l. D5ckey- Ms Alfred W.
i Walker. Mrs william p. Peach. Mrs
Lillian Bastburn- Miss Margaret Nc
n Coy. Miss Lille Esteriing. Miss Alice
III Wollaston and Leslie Derrickson-
III Publicity-Nrs- David Eastburn.
u Mrs Nathaniel Richards Mrs Alice
III Meredith Ms Warren Cranston.
"A Miss Anna Ball Mss Clara VoughL
~ Lawrence Othoson and Harvey Bail
~ Entertainment and reception
II Mrs Lawrence Pennington. Ms
~ Harvey Ball Ms Abraham Denni-
81 son, Mrs Joseph Brown. Mrs Sarah
Il Morrison Mrs Alfred Stroud Alfred
y W Walker and Samuel l. Johnson.
Luncheon-Mrz Leslie Derrickson.
n lrs Pusey Pennock. Mrs Lewis IL
~ ] ynam- Ms Leslie Walker. Mrs.
~ sarah Worran- Ms Walter S. Small
81 icy. Mrs Samuel Morrison and Mrs.
X James Brown
E Refreshments-Mrs samuel J..
I& Johnston Mrs Lawrence Othoson.
Mrs William Little. Mrs Alfred
Greenwalt MIS- Julia McCallister,
Mrs Atwood Johnston. David East
9 Decorations Josep u.
* Nought. Jr-. Mrs william Cloud,
'<< Mrs Thomas Maclary. Mrs Harry s
Kendall. Miss Mary Rubencame Miss
4 Elizabeth Brown. James Derrickson
and Clifford Lyman.
Transportation Nathaniel Rich
ZS ards. Lawrence Pennington, Joseph
3 Brown. Atwood Johnson. Thomas
M and Francis McCallister.
N Ushers-Clinord Lyman, James
B Dorrickson. Benjamin Dickey. Jr.
~ Walker Pennington. Norris Brown
F and Harry C. Kendall.
At a recent meeting Of the Cooch'.
Bridge Chapter. Daughters OF ths
American Revolution. held at th'
+ home Of Miss Marian =. Alrichs
Glasgow. the following officers were
elecetd: Regent. Miss Eleanor r
81 Tood; vice regent. Mrs. J. wilkins
& Tooch; secretary, Miss Miriam =
Alrichs; treasurer. Mrs. Ernest Fraz
or: registrar. Miss Henri Eta Todd
historian Mrs. J. T. Cam; chaplain
81 Mrs. Eleanor l.. Pennington. Of Del
aware City.
The Newark High School Alumni
ASSOCIATION mas appointed commit
Ices TO arrange for the annual re
81 coption TO the graduates OF the higl
school TO be held at the New Cen
Jury Club. Saturday evening. June 4
The reception committee consists OF
Mrs. n II. Reed. Misses Naom
street. and Anna Gallaher and War
rem Singles and Ira Steele.
r. W. Helm was recently electe
=. trustee OF the Newark Presbyterian
Church 20 succeed the late Samue
y. Donnell
The local lodge Knights OF tn
z Golden Eagles will initiate a larg
glass Of candidates on Saturday eve
ming.
A festival will be held tomorrow
eight AT Welsh Tract School. Musi
viii be furnished by the Continents
& Band and the Newark High SchoS
.5 orchestra.
=; Mrs. Jennie Campbell II spendln
some days az Atlantic City.