Evening journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1888-1932, 1922-07-31
LAY STONEOF
NEWEST CHURCH
Many Pastors Take Part In
Exercises AT Mar
shallton
SENATOR BALL
TALKS THE LADIES"

The cornerstone OF the new Mar
shallton NJ. E. Church was laid viii
appropriate ceremonies, Saturda.
afternoon, in the presence OF 100i
residents OF Marshallton and TIL
surrounding country. Following thu
laying OF the cornerstone supper
was served to about 500 Of the Wis
itors.
At the beginning OF ceremonies
the Rev Ivanhoe willis, pastor OF
the church, was introduced as the
man responsible for the undertaking
and the gave a short talk, outlinins
the plans Of the congregation. Music
was furnished by the Ladies' Aid OF
the church. The new building, which
is 10 cost 5000, will have twelve
memorial windows, donated by
friends.
The principal speaker was the Rev,
]. d, c. Hanna. Philadelphia, who
was the first pastor of the Marshall
ton church. He was followed by
Rev. Frank Herson. of Newark.
United States Senator L. He'sler
Ball made a short address his sub
ject being, "The Ladies' other
speakers were Rev. Vaughn Il.
Moore. Newport; Rev. r. H. Collins,
Trinity NJ. =. church. this city; Rev.
George +. Newton. Ebenezer; Rev.
T. w. Wells Wesley NJ. f. church,
and Rev. John White. who was pres
ent at the dedication of the original
Marshallton NJ. r. church. The ex-
ercises were in charge OF Rev. J. p.
Otis.
Senator Ball in the course OF his
address. said:
1T is needless for me to tell you
thatI am always pleased when ask
ed TO meet and talk to my old
friends Of Marshallton. You are
strictly my home people. My assoc
Citations have been with you, both
as physician and friend. and there
is no connection that brings one so
close as do these confidential rela-
tons.
Il am asked 10 speak tonight TO
the ladies and the subject given me
is The Ladies'-to me most diff
ficult one. OF all the things I'M
der the sun. I sometimes think the
ladies are the most difficult to I'M
derstand
you can tell about the weather,
If it's going to rain or shine.
You can figure on the market.
And you are apt to get in line.
You can handicap the horses.
And perhaps dope them out.
But to figure on a woman.
Is to always be in doubt.
If you do what they want.
II only makes them mad,
And II you do the opposite,
You are sure to get in bad,
They never want just what they say,
And what they want tomorrow,
Isn't what they want today,
So to figure on a woman is TO al
ways be in doubt
II have made very careful
study OF your early history and find.
the Good Book tells us that the
Lord. after creating all other things.
looked upon them and pronounced
them good and then rested He
then created Man. looked upon him.
and pronounced him good and rest
I'd. He later created Woman out
Of Man. but there is no record in
The Good Book. so far as I have
been able TO find. where his work
IN this particular was pronounced !
good. or where he stated there was
any rest afterwards. as many OF !
YOU married men probably can we'll
It is evident then,
from this early history that Man !
Is the elder OF the two. and Il seems |
TO me that Woman has taken adj |
vantage OF this fact. for she never !
grows old
The Lord. after creating Adam, |
we are told, observed that he was
lonely and that he longed for a
and to relieve this con-
dition Woman was made for him.
I'm his ecstasy. Adam sat be-
meath that great apple tree in the /
Garden of Eden and beside him was
his newly companion.
80 soothed and happy was he.
that he dosed off in sound slumber
and while dreaming of his bllssful
state he was suddenly aroused.
Reaching out for his mate. he miss
ed her and behold when he arose
Eve had vanished. He searched
that Garden for her and at last he
found her-found her flirting with
The devil.
I'm carefully studying your hearts
md attire. I learned our American
aides during the war found il neces-
AIRY, due 10 the high cost OF mate
'ial. to make two suits out OF the
ordinarily used to make
me. which was a very admirable
RAFT. Economy Is wealth-and l !
m sure. this accounts for the length
T some of their garments.
OH Women. women, may God !
bless them.
10 difference how much the styles /
may uDdress them,
nut Oh! Ladies. ladies, we love I
you just the same.
r we never would have asked you I
TO change your name.
when the Good Lord took from 4
ian that rib from which he made
oihdh' SOHhttihitS WoHueT II ne
Id not take from him his better
art, for we find in life. that II is
roman who is the Inspiration for all
4 mans noble deeds II Is the in
piration Of woman which enables
nm TO accomplish great ends. From
Ter influence he achieves great
hings and sometimes from her evil
pnuences nations are brought To
uihs- Today. you women hold. to
: very great extent, the destinles of
'hese' our United States.