Evening journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1888-1932, 1922-12-07
MAKEPLANS FOR
NEWARK PARADE.
Three Divisions, Comic,
Fancy and Floats Will Be
in Line New Years
THOMPSON is
NAMED ALDERMAN
special 70 The Evenlng Journal.

committee in charge OF arrange
ments for the Mummer's parade q
be held here on New Years Day
going ahead with plans and judg
ing from the cooperation and back
ing that the movement is receiving
81 is sure to be a success. At
meeting Of the general COMMITTED
Tuesday night. officers were elected
and subcommittee named as fol
lows:
Chairman, ]. T. Smith; secretary
II. r. D1ntz; treasurer, DR.. George
W. Rhodes.
Advertising Committee: Bayarc
Perry, chairman: Harry Cleaves. t
r. DANTE. Elmer e. Ellison. Clar-
ence Eastburn, O. w. Widdoes, Mer-
win Stewart and Eugene Stiltz.
Soliciting: Ira Shellender, chair
man; Francis B. Moore. Ira Kilmon,
William Mari, Earl Ramsey. Pat
rick Nevin, Ralph Barcus and VIII
liam Tierney.
Parade and Registration: James
c. Hastings. chairman William
Tierney, and Irwin Durnall.
Music: n. S. Worrall, chairman;
Bayard Perry and Paul c. Swayne.
The parade will be divided into
three sections. fancy, comic and
floats. The soliciting committee will
start to work at once 70 secure
prizes to be awarded. Another
meeting OF the general committee
will be held next Tuesday night.
Members of Town Council are de-
termined TO stop the erection of
buildings beyond the building line
jn the future and have requested
Charles h. Evans, attorney. TO pre-
pare an ordinance setting the build
ing line on Main street IL feet from
the curb and 10 feet from the curb
on all other streets.
Magistrate Daniel Thompson has
also been appointed Town Alder
man.
The matter OF the town streets
being repaired and put In good con
dition was discussed by Council at
recent meeting and 1t was decided
TO purchase the necessary equip
ment such as tar. brooms. crushed
stone, etc. and keep men constant
~ at work on the streets making re-
pairs under the direction OF the
Street Committee OF Council
Announcements have been receiv-
ed by local friends OF the marriage
of Miss Bertha Elizabeth Merrill Of
Pocomoke City. Nd. and John Ed
win Wilson, Jr.. of Smyrna, at An
napolis, Nd. on October z. "Skeet"
-, L. q
Of the University OF Delaware, grad |
nated from the University last June. /
lie played second base on the Uni
versity baseball team for two years.
The Rev. Thomas George Bax- !
ter. OF Allenwood Presbyterian |
Church, who graduated from the /
University of Delaware in 1899, will |
preach at White Clay Creek Pres
byterian Church Sunday morning.
DR.. Edgar Jones. rector OF St.
Thomas Episcopal Church. is CON
Quoting a ten days mission at the
Bishop Carmichael Memoir
Church, Toronto, Canada.
Bishop Philip Cook will conduct
the services in St. Thomss' Church I
at IL o'clock Sunday morning and
also in the evening.
The Y. p. S. c. F., Of the Pres
byterian Church. hes elected the
following officers for the ensuing
year: President. Miss Anna Frazer;
Paul Lovett Miss
Katherine Holton ard Miss Rather
inc Steel; recording secretary, Don
aid Armstrong; corresponding sec
Miss Ellen Crow, and treas
urer, Miss Sarah steel,
The Rev. H. Everett Mailman,
pastor Of the Presbyterian Church.
Will preach Sunday morning on
some Things / Believe and why"
and in the evening on Miracles"
At the Methodist Church the Rev.
Frank Herson. pastor. will preach
at the morning service on "The
Enemies Of the Spiritual Life" and :
In the evening on THE Charge of ]
the Three Hundred"
At the monthly meeting OF the
Association to be
held at o'clock at the high school I
the speaker will be the Rev. Frank lr
Herson. The subject will be How '
Can the Church and the School Co
operate effectively in the Moral and {
Religious Training of the Child2" Il
Officers will be elected at this meet /
Ing. There will also be a Christmas II
sketch by pupils Of the sixth grade. s
Miss Jane Maxwell IS chairman S
Of the Newark Committee in charge 7
Of the sale of Red Cross Christmas {
seals and has named the following /
% assist: Miss Eleanor Harter. Mrs.
Frank rader, Miss Alice Kerr. Mrs S
Leslie Truitt, Miss Alberta Heiser, I e
Hiss Agnes Medill, Miss Audrey Mil a
er. Miss Mary Chalmers, Miss Mar S
'aret Anderson. Mrs. Carl Rankin. \
Hiss Florence Colbert. Miss Hannah 0
farsey and Mrs. Anna Steel
Cooch's Bridge Chapter. d. A. r.. r
{ a recent meeting. elected the fol- {
,wing delegates to the State con- a
srence TO be held at the Hotel du- "
ont in February: Mrs. Ernest Fra s.
sr, Mrs. Mary B. Donnell. Mrs. Ar e
iur L. Beals. Miss Henrietta Todd. H
nd Mrs. j. Pearce Cam; alternates. Ell
ISIS Miriam p. Alrich. Mrs. Eleanor lie
Pennington, Mrs. Mary d. Arm s.
rong, Mrs. Addie II. Wingate and
rs. Emma j. Zinberg. II
Under the auspices Of the New ia
entury Club George B. Hyson, OF til