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L1le Newark ·Post VOLUME XII NEWARK POST, NEWARK, DEL., OCTOBER 19, 1921 l1le Newark ·Post VOLUME XII NEWARK POST, NEWARK, DEL., OCTOBER 19, 1921. NUMBER N WOMAN'S MISSIONAR Y Second Fight , IGrubb on LIBRAR Y DRIVE SOCIETY OF BALTIMORE Did Not Highway Board FOR MEMBERSHIP Come Oft . - . - SYNOD MEETS IN NEWARK Govern or Appoin ts NEWARK CAMPAIGN FOR MORE BOOKS Brandywine Farmer EXCELLENT SPEAKERS ON PROGRAM Visitors to Newark on Monday Night Dis­ to Succeed appointed Marvel SPECIAL ATTENTION TO BE GIVEN SESSIONS IjELD TODA Y AND TOMORROW CHILDREN'S BOOKS to Strong Advocate 01 The second annual meeting of the will be celebrated in the afternoon. Newark . Unused Next week the committee in charge ILibrary Co~ittee cannot continue to Wo man's Missionary Society of the The local committee in charge of Good ·Roads of the Newark Town Library is con- .dd books at that rate with the funds Such Sights . ducting a drive for increased mem- which it has at hand. For this rea­ Synod of Baltimore was convened at arrangements which has made every Governor Denney at Dover yester­ Six automobiles full of people ' in­ bership. Hitherto approximately one son the Library Committee is appeal­ the call of Mrs. Wallace Radcliffe, of provision for the entertainment and day announced the appointment of Wa shington, D. C., the president of pleasure of the visiting representa­ vaded Newark for the hXditement hundred people have subscribed an- I ing to the public for new member­ which they believed hove:ed over, this Newton L. Grubb, a farmer of near the synodical society, in the local tives consists of the follo~ng: Gen­ nually to the support of what is ships at the usual annual Bubscrip­ I town, as the result of Sunday even­ Grubb's Corner, Brandywine Hun­ PI'esbyterian Church, this afternoon. eral C~airman, Mrs. Ernest Frazer; practically a ~ublic institution. T~is I ~.on of one dollar a year. ing's f racas on Monday evening. It dred, to be State Highway Commis­ It is estimated that sixty delegates Hospitality, Mrs. C. B. Evans; Trans­ year the committee hopes to raise . The Library Committee is especi­ I was the plan of these gentlemanly sioner, succeeding Josiah Marvel, of fro m the synods of New Castle, Bal- portation, Mrs. H.\ E. Tiffany; Regis­ that number to three hundred. ally an'xious for the success of their neighbors to assist the local forces in Christiana Hundred, resigned. The timore and Pennsylvania will attend tration, Mrs. Annie W. Moore; Re­ With the excep~ion of two small be- I membership campaign in order that their struggle with the college boys. appointment is for six years, but the convention which opened today ception, Mary B. Donnell; House and quests and the I~come ~rom a few the number of books for children may The streets were lined with men on does not carry with it any salary; !\nd continues tomorrow. A public Ushers, Mrs. H. M. Reed; Luncheon, small bonds,. th.e LI~rary .IS dependent be increased. The Town Library Is Monday evening, girt for the combat 'the new highway commissioner ill mee ting will be held in the church Mrs. C. P. Steele, and Music, Mrs. J. upon subScrt~tlOns for Its support. working directly in co-operation with in the oldest, most tattered clothes one of the best known progressive i this evening. Florence G. Tyler, of H. Hossinger. farmers in the State. He has been a 'lhat means It depends upon the peo- the schools in this matter and it is available. Main street had been con­ pie of Newark for its existence. Each the hope of the committee'to be able l'iew York, will speak on the subject In addition to the regular program verted into a battle-field on Sunday member of the State .Board of Agri­ year there are ~nough subscriptions to p~t upon the shelves all the books of "Some American Student Life," at. this evening, the church choir will evening, after Bert Crowe, a local culture for many years and his new to pay the runmng expenses of the which the children need for their 7.30 p. m. In addition to this William render an anthem, and Miss Mary hoy, had accosted William Boyce, a appointment .will· not necessitate his ~ibrary; that is, clerical expenses, I outside reading. Those who have any P. Schnell, a prominent Presbyterian Houston will complete the musical student, who alleges Crowe used in­ leaving that board on which he has hght and heat. The ~cademy Tru~- knowledge of the scarcity of books worker, from New York, will discuss numbers with a solo. I sulting and abusive remarks to girl given valuable service in the interest tee~ very ge~erousl.y gIve the 1:0001 In for this sort of work in the public " W()rld Frienships." . One of the committees of the New friends with whom he was convers­ of agriculture, it was said today. which the LI~rary IS .housed rent f~ee. schools will appreciate the service The meeting of the Executive Com- Century Club has co-operated with ing. Boyce, after accepting the re­ Mr. Grubb in politics is a Demo­ But mere eXistence IS not the object which the 'Library is rendering to the mittee was held at 2.30 p. m. for the the church women to provide for the mark'l with a shOlf) , f rom the pave­ crat, as is Mr. Marvel whom he suc­ of the Library .Committee; for that educational system. Incidentally the transaction of routine business before guests. A luncheon will be served by ment, sought assi'stance from his ceeds. He represented Brandywine means a dead Llbrary. school children may take these books the main business of the convention this group. friends in the dormitory. hundred in the House of Represen­ I was transacted. The purpose of the Although the Synodical Society has tatives at Dover about 14 years ago . For real growth and usefulness t~e from the Ltbrary without any m~m­ Led by a Sophomore, three stud~nts work is to stimulate the interest of been meeting for many years LIbrary must. have new books .. ThiS bership subscription. The committee I hurried to the DeElr . Park Hotel, and was the last Democrat to be t can be the members in the missionary field, throughout the eastern synods, this is fall the commlt.tee ~dded some sixteen hopes that many people in the town, whence Crowe was known to have elected to thE! Legislature from that 1 stoves. both at home and abroad, and to keep but the second annual meeting of the ~ew books, which It fe~t would be of even if they do not care to use the repaired after the incident at Depot hundred. the society on a sound business basis. present orga·nization. Previously, two mterest to the communtty as a whole. Library themselves ,vill take out Road lind Main street. The college Conferences on the broader pur- societies ,existed under the names of That they were of interest has been I . ' . Come in boys entered the hotel, dragged sev- evidenced by the fact that they have memberships for the sake of mam- poses of the gathering will be held the Synodical Society of Home Mis­ eral of the occupants into the street Installation of been in circulation ever since they taining the Library that their chil­ tomorrow. The Synodical Society will sions and the Synodical Society of and a rough and tumble melee en- 1. O. O. F. Officers were put on the shelves. But the I dren use in their school work. consider the subjects of Missionary Foreign Missions. In 1920 a consoli­ sued. Immediatllly the quiet of the Education from the standpoint 'of dation was effected in order that the ARE Newark Sunday evening was disturb- On Thursday evening, October 27, .trai ning and fitness for this field of efforts of the two divisions might be ed by the gathering of the opposing I the officers of the O.riental. Lodge, N.o. SOLDI'ERS GIVE SMOKER Cecil County endeavor; Literature, as means of more directly administered. The com­ clans. Groups from the Hills gather- 12, I. O. O. F., WIll be Installed In propogating the work, the need for bination is little known among the ed as the famous Douglas' clansmen their respective offices by the Deputv Indoor Sports at Local Honors Dead increased medical work and evange- members as so little change was nec­ had spmng from the brush. The I G.rand Ma~te r Ernest W. Crossan a~n Armory listic work, generally, in the ~orn- essary to complete the consolidation. town lads were also reinforced by as- t.l& deputies. Grand Master CalVin ing. After conferring on suitable However, the work has been concen­ Monument to WarHeroes I sistance from their pals, and a melee M. Whitesell will make his official Two hundred spectators attended a ~l lines of activities for the young peo- trated much better and results have followed. The war was waged up visit at this time and he is eager to smoker given by Company No.8 of Unveiled on Armis- pie of the church, a devotional period warranted the new organization. and down Main street. Lingering meet all members. All memb~rs are the Delaware National Guard, in the tice Day students returnin~ from Sunday eve- therefore requested to be prescnt. armory and were treated to an ath- ning engagements beat hl.:sty retreats letic exhibition of merit, Friday even- Work of erecting the handsome DELAWARE AT when accosted by seventy or more em- ing.
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