Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial. (Wilmington, Del.) 1878-1928, 1922-12-15
GRACE BROTHERHOOD
GIVES FINE. BANQUET
Everett c. Johnson Advises That
the Truth be Told About
Public Affairs.

dare little more each week" was the |
advice Everett e. johnson. former sec
Rotary 81 state. gave TO ST. James
brotherhood OF Grace Methodist Epis-
'upal church az it's annual banquet
last nirht In Grace Churchhouse. III
We tell the truth" he decla ed. city.
state and nation can become what
We want them 20 he" Mr.. johnson
stated the most serious problem is to
rct honest opinion on public issues.
The newspapers tell all the truth
they dare. and they re; ~ from YOU"
be- said. You read IN the newspapers
the truth you express. With your
help city. state and nation can be-
une What you want them 20 I've.
Express honest opinion and convic-
tiuu.' lie mentioned that he had ask
,d 20 leaders 10 tell what the state
needs most and none replied.
There h constant and growing un-
rest la every department ~ lifc,' he
stated. and We are taking the line of
least resistance lie advised speaking
kindly and firmly. hut honestly. lie
referred 60 American enthusiasm
durng the World War and said 81 We
hid nov the enthusiasm We had then
city. state and nation could become
what No want them to lie Speaking
eft Delaware in history. he pointed
o. this state always hcing first. lie
commented on the reconstruction per
I'd and hoped 10 Will bc practical
and honest chapter. Touching on
Amcri,a as world leader. he rec
commended putting the nation IN his
tory whcrc % ought Co hc.
Telling the meaning and value of
Brotherhood woik. RcN. Il. NJ. Johns.
pastor uf Grace church. stated such
EXAMINATIONS break down opposition
to churches They reveal that Chris
IAN men can have a good time IN a
PROPER way. D. said. and show that
90 he "A Christian means . real man
ma docs not curtau any legitimate
pleasure lie thought ths banquet
would advertise the church. Any
thing that makes Tor q better spirit
.u church makes for stronger spir-
l.ual atmosphere. hc remarked.
Ouc hundred and thirtN-tNc PER
SONS attended the banquet. which was
a dcurhtful affair. Jay -. Mile was
toastmastcr. 4. \. Atchison splcn-
douglas. president 90 Goldey College
saNc rccitations. and clarence Nc
ksy entertained with character
Sketches William L. Waite led IN
chorus StnE.ug
Tu. i{ro.acthq.d rejected Jay W
a. .- prcs.dco; and elected Harry 7
Batc~ secretary and W-.am +
q kecfe treasurer.
WAN Harris. c. 7 Iszard. /. +
layae.d. Clarence Mckay and 7. +
Gallagher, Jr. comprised the ban
guet committee.
Others prevent included Frank Lat
tamus. james W. La;iamus. Winiau
p Mullen. W. Herman Riley, James
". Stricker. Prank Strickler. r. =
McKa'g. stuart Mcka!g. Elmer sharp
l'r Thomas poW. .ng. pr. A. y. Hitch
Iaekie. Cooper Water Packson. J
% Smtr. Urrrv Downward. II. {
I.ecd " .aM 7 White. Mediocre
WI I..- C.oad. q 10 Slaughter
I c E.n.ct ID r lsaacs. Eoher; J.
D.d.. E.u,s. W.son. p. =. Lowe
,- f., o. Wagner. NJ Clement. Dav.'
a Wa.d 2 u Mack. T. + Blr, hena.
" g.. iackand. John Mac Adam. "
- Ho.fon. a. = BONES. Howard ]
Jones W W Anderson. +. L. BARD,
d. = Iav,bn, " a. kcnmery
Harry q. Guthrie. Roy J. F.e.d. Charlie
49, ks.N. Chares r. ". son. GcorE
" " sUu. Frcd-r.lk kn.ffen. G,o-S
Ea.sv. Samue. j. Marphy. y.
Morgan. pr. b NJ Johns. James J
chandler. Jr. Prank J. Mitchell. :. q
l.sat,f. T-auk Ovcrieer. Chester i
N.erc b. 90. strickland, !. ". Rob
.rt~.n. a d Wuer,z e.. J. Ho.ada,
l. 81 W.rEatc. Harry Nock. :. :
Nu. r c D. ~ .e~. W..am 7. Ne,
-.r George Lang W..am Mu-ga
tr.Vd Joseph Hatch. pr. + I H.'cl
81 D. cam. James T Chand,e
S a. . Neufze. ". Z DAY. +. "
Cochran. John ?. Lyu. b. =. +. T-.b.
W.am Okeefe. Edwin Go.d.ng. e
o. Clsfis Isaac 1Iels.er. NJ r. Mecal