Evening journal., 1904-06-13
|DIED FROM
HEART DISEAES
Mrs. Mary T. Stewart Victim
of Sudden Death at Her
Home
CHILDREN'S DAY EXERCISES
Special to The Evening Journal.

New Castle, June II.
81 Mrs. Mary n. Stewart, wife of j..
81 Harry Stewart, died at her home on
B Front street on saturday morning OF
heart trouble.
Mrs. Stewart was the daughter Of
4 Samuel and Sarah (PonD Riley and
4 was a native of st. Georges where she
s was born 81 years ago. She is sur
vived by eight children besides her
husband.
The funeral will take place on We'd
nesday morning at 1890, services being
conducted at the home of her husband
4 by the Rev. S. Beattie Wyiie, pastor
of the First Presbyterian Church.
Interment will be made at Asbury
& Cemetery, below st. Georges.
colored Woman Dies.
Mrs. Elizabeth Jacobs, colored, wife
of Joseph Jacobs, of Chrstlana, died
& at her home there on Saturday Of
dropsy. She was 46 years old. The
funeral will be held tomorrow at
e o'clock from Christiana NJ. T.. Church
Many Trolley Riders.
Throughout the day and last even
Il ing the trolley cars were well patron
lied. Many people from either ter
minus of the line and also all points
between took advantage of the fine
weather and thus swelled the receipts
Of the railway company. This trip to
Delaware City has grown to become
+ very popular with trolley travellers
who go down there in great numbers
every fine Sunday throughout the
warm weather.
children's Day Exercises.
The Childrens Day exercises as OBJ
served here yesterday were of a very
interesting nature and attracted d
E large crowd.
The Methodist Church was full tC
the doors and many people We're forced
TO stand. The exercises Of the infant
school were held In the morning anC
in the evening at 7.30 those Of tn,
main school took place. The back par
S Of the pulpit platform was beautifully
decorated with flags I'm front Of which
g stood a large floral arch. This wai
fanked with potted plants and palms
~ which created a very pretty appear
ance.' All those who took part acquit
az ted themselves well, showing the re
K suit Of much conscientious preparat
tion. The work of the small childrel
was especially appreciated.
At the First Baptist Church the ex
ercises were also Of an interesting char
acter and were greatly enjoyed. Tn
music was under the direction Of Ar
i thur Wilson and the services conduct
ed by the pastor, the Rev. U. S. Knox
Following was the program:
Organ prelude; Scripture reading
Psalm c; Scripture response; singing
"Send a Blessing" school; responsive
Scripture readingi prayer, the Rev. L
S. KNOX; singing, THE Children
Choral" school; recitation, Bertha Sut
ton: recittion, "A Sermon IN the Flow
ers." Ethel Vantine; singing, "Littl
Deeds" school; select reading, Mis-
Bessie Walls; recitation, Harry Cripps
recitation, "The Fathers Care" Flor
Il Walls; singing, Garry Blessings Wit
YOU" school; recitation, Edith Mar
shall; singing. Gather Them All Fo
Jesus" school; recitations by Wilso
Marshall. Emily Mitchell, Clara Walls
class recitation, Psalm XIII; singing
BE a Little Sunbeam" infant school
recitations by Charles Hewitt an
4 Florence sutton; address, the Rev. I
S. Knox; offering for missionary work
singing. swell the Chorus" schoo
benediction.
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