Evening journal., 1922-07-13
REV. v. R. CLYDE
GOES TOCAMDEN
Former Pastor Head of
Christiana Accepts Pas
torate in New Jersey
STREET DANCE AT
NEWARK TONIGHT
Special to The Evening Journal.

Special to The Evening Journal.
NEWARK, July 1S.-Unless rain
interferes the street dance and bazaar
to he held by the Guild OF St
Thomas Church tonight for the
benefit OF the Sunday school picnic
fund promises to be one OF the most
interesting affairs OF the kind of the
season, In case OF rain the dance
and bazaar will be held tomorrow
night. Delaware avenue from Elk
ton road up to the end OF the church
property is in excellent condition for
the dance. The committee on deco
rations is at work this afternoon
beautifying the church lawn for the
bazaar and decorating the tables
where many articles will be offered
for sale
The dispute between town off,
cials and Walter r. Powell over a
concrete pavement in front of Mr.
Powelrs restaurant on Main street,
which II was alleged was laid with
out the approval OF counsel and in
violation of certain rules. has been |
adjusted. Mr.. Powell has agreed to I
have the pavement torn up and re-
laid TO meet objections made.
At aerecent congregational meet |
ing of the Newark Presbyterian /
Church It was decided to. spend
about $4,000 on proposed improve
ments to the church. A new heat
ing system and also new electric
lighting system will be installed in
addition TO other general improve /
ments.
Grand Chief II. V. Lyman and
staff recently installed the following
officers OF Ivy Castle. No. 2S, knights
of the Golden Eagle OF Newark;
William Taylor past chief; Sherman
Orr. noble chief; John Bolden. vice
chief: William Askell. high priest
Frederick Davis. veteran hermit: /
George Roberts, first sergeant: Will L
liam Messmer. second guardian; J. /
T. Anderson. worthy chamberlain: !.
James Frazer. worthy bard.
Contractor F. W. Lovett Will start
work of paving Cleveland avenue
within a few days. Council has
notified property owners along this [,
street that any sewer connections or
water taps desired must be done
within ten days.
The Rev Walter r. Clyde, former
pastor OF Head Of Christiana Church. ..
who has been visiting in this local
ity. has accepted a call 10 become
pastor OF Grace Presbyterian Church.
Camden. y. j.. and took up his new
charge this month. Since leaving
Head OF Chrlstiana Church Mr..
Clyde was pastor OF the First Pres
byterian Church at Hospers, Iowa.
Tor two years.
The annual Sunday school picnic
~ the First Presbyterian Church
school is being held at Welsh
Tract today The children were
aiken to the picnic grounds at 10 :
''clock this morning in automobiles :
md trucks and will spend the day !
here. One OF the features Of the :
lay will be a baseball game this
fternoon.
Robert r. Jones and Johnny Mil
er spent yesterday afternoon fishing
IN the Bohemia river. They got
hree dozen white perch.
Walter Ritz. we'll known local
atcher, who broke his ankle while
laying baseball on Frazer Field
ONE weeks ago. IS able to he about
n crutches, hut ii will likely he
ONE weeks before his ankle will be 4
trong enough for him to return to
he game.
Mr. and Mrs Norris " Wright 4
nd daughter are visiting Mr.. and z
irs. Benjamin Proud at their camp =
I Vermont. 4
Mrs. Clarence Keyes OF Farming =
on. Is visiting her mother. Mrs. Z
ennie Campbell. Mrs. Keyes has .
from severe electric =
hook received when her home near =
was struck by lightning =
uring asrecent storm. =